Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-11
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and other yaluables, which was trans ferred to the tram. On the arrival of tbe train at Prescott Junction the mes senger telegraphed that the box was mIssIug. There being no regular eI- oress car on this railroad. (the F. & A. q. which IS under cOnstructiOn) the ex- nress is carried in the baggage end of inc messenger coach and Is supposed to have been stolen CD route.
 PARIS. December s-The chamber of depures to-day voted in favor of dIs- nosipg of the crown diamonds.
 S.S FRAScIsCO, December S-It IS Iearned tonight that K. c. TObin, stock br,ker. 3l4 Montgomery street, made an assignment late this afternoon, toTJ.L. Smiley. His liabilities are stated at S5O,O0O; assets ten thousand.
 Los ANGELES, December S-Ths city election yesterday resulted ID a victory for tbe democrats. Workman, dem, was elected mayor over French, rep, by . pIurality of 756. The democrats also elected the assessor, one member of the hoard of education and four out of seven coupcllmen. The republicans elected J. | q. Daly, city attorney, Oscar Macy. treasurer. D W Field, tax collector; Mrs. | Ann Averill to the board of education, | and three councilmen. The republicans ! still retain control of the council and uill elect their chief Of police. superIn- tandeut of streets, city surveyor, chief ' of the fire department and other eIecut- we officers.
 | S1S FRANcfsCo, December S.-A meet ing of the creditors If F. Dinsmore S | Co, stock brokers, who failed last Sat nrday. was held thls afternoon. The | firm made an offer of 60 per cent. which was accepted by the creditors who were present.
 | NEW YORK, December S.-The sus- peusion of Stephen Lsne of y6 Chamo- era street. and T. T. Ellison of s4 Broad wav. both members of the Consolidated Mining & Petroleum Exchange, was officially announced to-day.
 WASHINGTON, December S.-The Presi- dent has made the tollOving appoint msnts ID the navy constTuction bureau | Theodore D. Wilson to be chlst or tne bureau of construction aud repair and chief constructor in the department or the navy, with relative rank of oommO- dore Psy Director James Fult"n 10 he chief of the bureau of provisions, and clothing and paymRster general ID me department of the navy. with the rela- tive rank of oOmmodOrei Pay Inspector Rufus Parks to be pay director; Pay master James E. Free to be inspector; Assistant Paymaster John COrwin Co be
 passed assistant psymsster.
 ATLANTA, Ga-. Dec. S.-A special dis
 patch from correspondent at Fort
 Worth, Tex, says: "One of the largest
 and most important tranactions ever
 recorded IS now on foot. lt IS nothing
 less than trade between Jay Gould
 and President Garrett, of the Baltimore
 S Ohio, whereby the entire Baltimore
 < Ohio telegraph system is to se trans
 ferred to Gould, who nov practically owns the Western Union. In return for
 the same President Garrett IS to receive
 the Wabash system, thus giving the
 Baltimore < Ohio q line Co Kansas City
 from Baltimore"
 NEW YORK, December S.-A reporter
 banded Jay Gould copy of the AtlGnta dispatch stating that a deal between
 :he Western Union and Baltimore X
 Ono had been arranged. Gould read
 the dispatch and wrote the following ross the face Of it: "Ihere is not a
 wOrd of truth in it, The directors of the
 Baltimore X Ohio also den! the state ment.
 WAsHISGroS, December S.-President Cleveland suffered considerable rheuma- tIc pains to-day and spent most of the time in q recumhent position. He de- nied himself to all callers except a few senators who desired to see hIm upon important business
 WASHINGTON. December S.-The pres ident to-day sent to the seDate the fOl- lowing nominations. Thomas Moon hght of Leavenworth, Kansas, to be gov ernor of Wyoming Territory; Arthur Thomas of Pennsylvania to bs member | of the Utah commission.
 NEW YORK, December S.-The steamer 1 KnickerbOcker of the Cromwell lioe, which plies between this city and New ! Orleans, arrived here at sn early hour | this morning and reported the loss of her fret officer Oaptain Bartholomew, and four of her crew, drowned Tuesday morning while trying tO render aid tc | the schooner Mary ID. Crsmer of Phile- | delphia, which had her rudder disabled. | SAS FRANCfsco. December S-A tie ! up took place on the Sutter street road and DO cars are now running. The strike was caused by the refusal of the | company to comply with the demands Of its employees asking that engineers, drivers and conductors should receive | S2.50 day and that twelve hours con stltute days work. At present they get S2 9 per day of 13l hours. Another demand IS that the hostiers shall receive sixty dollars a month instedd ai fifty. About two hundred men went out, | comprising conductors ond gripmen ot | the cable cars, conductors and drivers on horse cars, on the Polk St. branch, the hostlers and firemen in the engine room.
 SAS FRANCISCO. December S-Best X Belcher IS 5O, Chollsr 6,75. Crocker l75. Con Cal Virginia 10000. Peer S5. Peer less Sj, Ophir 1875. Savage l3 25 Hale X NOrcrOss 5i4, Confidence, l4 O. PotOsI S7s. Sierra Nevada 775. Union Con. 300 Uian 500, Yellow Jacket 775. Silver King has declared a dividend of p cents.
 MORALES, December S-The Cordovis mine, fOrty miles south of here, h's teen sold to a syndicate of Milwaukee capita lists. the price paid is not known. The syndicate has organized the Milwaukee Mill X Mining Go. and 1t IS eaid to re- present a good deal of capital They will put up large mill at once.
 DUBLIs, December s-The Catholics of Lurgan, County Armagh, formed ID prOcessi n last night and marched through tho streets tO show the.r joy at the acquittal of some of their number who had been tried on the charge of ri Oting. The OrRnSemen Of the town at- tackled the psrsders. A fierce riot en- sued and sticks, stones and revoivers were used. The fighting lasted several hours and wss finally quelled m the early morning by troops of dragOons which had to be called upon. A score ot persons were wounded and several l houses badly wrecked.
 COLUMBIA. w. T., December s-An- other earthquake shock was felt here | sbout 30 this morning. It was very | perceptible, waking up sound sleepers, 1 and the trrmOr appeared 10 last fully | minute.
 IS MISSOURI.
 MISSOURI CrTI. December S-A dis tinct shock of earthquake was felt here