Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-18
NEW YORK. December 15-wilIiam

Storer. engaged m the commission dry goods business, on Church street, for many years, has suddenly departed. leaving creditors mourning to the ex- tent of S3O.OOO, S.orer IS over 70 years of age and blind. but It IS thought that he reached Canada all right.
 SAS FRANCISCO, December l5.-It is stated here that General Master Work man Poxderiy of the Knights of Labor. is on his way to thIs city to confer with the Knights on the car troubles. He Is expected to arrIve here the latter part of this week.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo. December l5.-The police officers of this city have offered a reward of one thousand dollars to any outsider who will furnish information which may lead to the capture and con yiction of the Rssailant of officer Osgnod. OsgoOd IS still in a critical condition, but strong hopes are now entertained of hi- recovery.
 NEEDLES, Cal, December l5-The regular passenger train due here yesteT- day ran of the track about one hun dred miles east of here. The cause was broken axle on the baggage car. No one was hurt.
 LYNN, Mass, Dec. I5.-Georgs D. Hart, the wurklngmen's candidate, was yesterday elected mayor over nimball, cit ms condldsts, by vote of 3.Sl7 Co 3.2S3. The vote on licenss was "Yes.' VI 3.GJ2; "No." 2.579.
 BosrOS, Dec 15.-COmple,e returns give the following vote for mayor; O'Brien. 3.3S7, Hart, lS.7l9 McNeil, 3.56I The Incense vote, "Yes," 20,223i "No. ~ Is. 736-a majority for license of q, ,437, against 9,969 last year.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-P. c. Rogers, Dtputy CommissiOneE oi Internal Reye- nus, has resigned. His resignation IS tO take effect on the appointment and qual- IficatiOn of bis successor. This action was taken at the instance of the presi- dent. Rogers IS republican and has been in office for ma9y years. There arc no charges ag6Ins; hlm. lt IS gen erslly understood that Henderson, char man Oi the Indiana state demOcratiC committee, will be appointed to succeed mu.
 WASHINGTON, December l5-About a iO2en democratic members of congress AaAA 10 AouACA NAlNN AhaNA u AA eAaN aNN---N of Representative McAdee, for the puc- pose of considering the tariff question Among those m attendance were Repre- sentstives Randall. of PennR; Green of New Jersey; Warner and Fry, ot Ono; Martin, of Alatama; Merrlman.Uf
 \ " York, and Wallace, of Louisiana, After discussion of about two hours, during which the members advanced thezr individual views Es to what should be done, the following propositions were unanimously adopted:
 FIrst-Ihey stand opposed tO enter ing upon tie consideration of the pend ing Morrison bIll.
 SecOnd-Ihey favor a reduction of revenue 6t this session, SO ss to prevent fhs accumulation of surplus m the treasury, but insist that It shall be ef- fected by some measure which shall em- brace the repeal or reduction of certain of internal revenue taxes
 1hIrd-They favor Bn immediate change in the administrative features of ;he existing tariff laws separate and apart from any general revision of tsriti. 4 further conference will be held be- fore Saturday next.
 SAs FRASCIsCO, December lj-Qlist prevailed on both the Gesry and 5utter streets lines to-day. Seven cars were run on the Gesry street line which is about one-third the number run before the strike began. The cOmpany expects Co have the full number of cars rum Tn z by tc-morrow noon. The Sutter street ro6 d is also gradually increasing the humber n: their cars. Policemen are still stationed at the terminI of both roads. No symptoms of trouble have .oc cured and none IS expected.
 N-w YORK. Dec. l5-Ihe scene at the opening of tne stock exchange this morning WIS one of the widest ever ai.ut ssed there. Fer several moments the entire Il or was crowded with knots nf hrokrrs, surRing from one side to an other, hl seemiUgly bent on selling stocks. Prices dropped with such rG- piii,y as to iemOralize brokers who had buyiu orders, 6Ld little heed WAS pad to a fraction in making sales, It x understood that the movement IS the result Co: biS combination against the Ouils which engineered the late large adv lnce throughout the list.
 WALL STREET, Noon. - The stock AAA 'AA NtA aAaNA IT AtlNhEA AAt nA EhE VI ihe previous hour and these st cks which Lad been strongest were in turn .tLcked and selling WAS n the nature oi G panic, the decline ranging up 10 per ceut n the active list,
 l.. Mar4r * Co.'S failure has just been Euuouncrd on the stock exchange.
 S .lrs at the exchange GurIug tue first b gF S e. 3i7, ,UOU shares. and Co uoOu 620.- LU salfts. The market is touching toe l1.. K. prices m months and wlll so re- Euiu uut.l brokers have orders to sell l without limit.
 NEw YoEK, December l5.-A promi ! ltut broker says the bresk m pTices | lis morning i, the result of very con l ,.rJgtIye policy adopted by the banks | .Ir t-e p-st wetk or more, ia regard to | rLus. They huye been charging 6 and | per cent on good stocks end from \ Co I .j per cent on specialties; als', that r. k r- l,-iug unwilling tO carry stocks | s .E,s1 figure, called On the holders t.r llu.r maTsius. This brought out a .r.e selling order and as prices fell, uuIe stock anne out Gnd resulting to- ay iH almost psnic.
 CGDES. Utah, December lj.-This ycung ihe Union Pacific train was re- .Ort,d nine hours late On account of R atal collision st Wilkins station, Cff ircen river. Freight train 20. bound sst. cO.ilded with the west bound train, 'o. 25. The first report had four men ,I.ed. Later reports say one man Was Il!ed and three moTtslly wounded
 NAsHINGToN, December lj.-Ihe sen ;y bi!l prov ding for the admission If . .s-biustOn Territory into the uBIOn of .ltes, Was taken up by the house con .iiter on territories to-day and amended 5 adding a section inciudIng Montana within the scope of the bill; in i;s shape 1t will be reported 10 the , Iu.e PREsCoIT, December l5.-T. 5 Bul- ck has completed sixty SIX miles of the . [, scott y Arizona Central railway, con iu-ing Prescott by rail with the rest the world, leaving bat eight miles to 3 uilt. The entire road will be com -ted this month. An impetus has zen given to mining and other enter 'ists here and boom is looked for. ! be road will be pushed on through to : hen.x 6s rapidly as possible. ! Work CD the Mineral Belt, another 2 ,r;h aud south line running from Flag D aff to Globe. has also been com a-r-H D