Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-03-06

a Be noted abpI. ls ess iu d.. r "a faIlu:e. Lley iuc.uEg .... Indian a-d C.LeT fJ-e.g. I.... other luY-s .mel,s Wale. s..... . long tune Co develop. Tho -.
 ness Of t5e tEM i- c.le.g ,..... banks, on hme notes aal l5 ..-.. The causes Cf the i-I.u.o s-. ..-..- The first blOs affecting tae CT. ..-- firm was the wreck of the Cir. -- bus, of ths Savannah line. .u.... .--- They have dealt largely .u Is- aad other staples ca COuu. .-... so III direct trade. isl-r-.-
 ID Ike any statement lc..t tl. --. relation of the assets t, th.
 The members of the firm han. ...- .@ careful nursing the a-s.ts xii. .-..- very good dividend t0 the e-.....-'- The creditors claimed n sle l,..,-.'' are Adelue '. &ickt-s1u. 4 ...-.,. Parker, PrIsceila $. N.r.-.-.. I..-' M. Powell S Co, C. A. Cur1-.. --.l' F. Pennock E Co. O.
 NEW ORLEANS, Ma. 4-I.- tournament between Sta.-.tz.rr z.' ertOrt, wa5 resumed tlIs .--- Steinl'z playing W.th vi .t.-. .r.-. ing was de,u.toTy and or u.- ..-. - Dr. ZucECrt0rt resigned
 was played rather --gil.-. ..--- toward the end, The moves l-.. being made in about 90 Ei--.. time consumed in the Ila. \ lows. Stelnltz . hours, al l. ertOrt, one hour, 3J mi.s. pronounced the bes, o-c .1 f.- - The next game will be pl4stl .- E-
 LONDON, March 4.-Ta. P-- ernment has ordered t- I- Kraszas Watki, t1 return r. l---.. -- May lst. The poet sI.a -.- wlll soon be followed b. -- ....H -.T- E uow ia feeble health
 BEuoir, Ks, March i-U. ?. r-.. oi Abilene, has separated ... ..--f who resides here. L4. ..-. .r. he-c with young E-- r.... -. Dunn, whOD Ac had t-r..... ... sirato his wife aLd her ,..- .-. . mer husband. Dunn privately -'- ed the officials and then fired t.-. ... Ostensibly through tue window .t-- chosen victims. for wLICl Lr -.u--r twenty doi'a ars from Parker a-i ua.- get five moe if bis fire proved .-- ful. The officers who v.-. s. near by. ove7hcarj the h.-r..l IF. rested Parker tLls mC-ui-..
 LONDON. March 4-Tls .
 has ieIegrapaei cutLoIty r. -.-- . ferin to definitely ar--E E.--
 Lord AsLb-rEe in .e..- the Times, denies lt Lc f-.1.. scheme for Irish EoLe rule, .- -s ever contemplated preparing --. scheme.
 The Madrid correzro1Isat .t -. Times says that before tL- G.... King Alfonso, the Car.sjs offered a -s. ward of Sl0OOO for bis head, aai -. when man volunteered Co a
 the king, the Carlists backed <. their proposition.
 NEW YORK, March i.-Tte 5.., a.l. famous urt collection of tle late Mar J. Morgan was taEun a, ,--ea.-.--L.- last evening. In the preselr. o' ,-c-. of spectators that completely -..-e building, vhI.e hGrd-ets Of g.0f.v-a unable t0 gam siIItta.cs. L-- ..- was spirited yhr1UEL0u- tle .r-. the sale Cf eighty p.C.gr.= v --. There was a lively coupctl.I'. pos session Oi Na-~OuIe-- 3.
 which brought si,UGJ-J.
 LONDON. Mar. i.-BraxtCn tr Iiiiuois, delegate tp ihe Grand i..-.- Na-ous. us EI-lanl, has resIgue...
 E4ri Bgssbcry. fO-eiCu secTeia... -. ius'-gc'ei Sir Henry Drummou. N s- .isL commissioner in I-Ft. .- o..er Go the demand cf Mcnkt.- Ia tha Turkish commissioner, t-at e Egyptian army be organized v.,l large Turkish element. The E.- occa- iti1u Of Egypt will contiua c-- the questions of Fellaheen's ttIure z land aai c.vIl, military and finauc.- e. forms have been settled.
 CHICAGO. Mar. 4-The trans-co- .lsl.. sl freight rates fell down to & cents on all classes to-day, where the f---- rate on first class was S5 per car. Ils trGIt trade . in great excitement .t '.f remarkable cut. It k sa.i tha. ... t--- cagO JObbcrs Cf groceries have o-J0-.- immense lots tO De shIFfed c, ..e~,. cent rate Gni that market pr.c-s ..- c.-- ned fruits will undergo a decide5 .....- ton.
 LOSDo:, March 4-Tuo su.r -t-l which has been ragiug for s-v.-.- a-.s across the northern part of Gr.a, E-.- ain, "a now ceasIng. IEa among the passengers on tL. F-..s- trains which have been SHOW bound g the storm has been very great S.u-e the trains were imbcdded in snow l-..s for foIty-eiCht hours. The loss e c-. tie III transit has been enorm0u1.
 NEW YORK, March 4.-The aggs5.- Commissioners met to-day and .-. charges Of construction eUEiue5- t-r- en, of lncJmYeteucy and abs,t.- . frauds, against Chief Engineer t-....-. were read, and stEaigLtvay the -. passed resolutions removing aLd .- charging engineer Craven from tho This will take etrCt tomorrow. L..- the board provided for coumi'.c.. pointed by itself, Co investigate '. Craven's charges.
 NEW YORK, March, 4.-Tho str. .. on the Dry Dock Bulr. unchanged. This mCr-uc about 100 of the strikers were CH.gs,- ted about the stable and office u.. ,- presence of large force of yor. them n order. The police C.eH-.. streets IT. front of the office G.. a.. -.-. crowd ID continual melton. prevailed of threatened strik-- ga ..- other street car lncs, but SD ..- -. have taken place.
 ROME, March L-Fiftsca e-.- have been sentenced st Padua - .- months imprisonment for tryl O cite the poPulace to ciyll war.
 RANGoor, March 4-Tho Bur-.s. Grown Princes son is dead. Hi- s- Df 5000 men has been dispersed, them following his brother iu.. --. lense forest of MuncayOry.
 Los ANGELTs, March 4.-liau- lon, clssipated y0uug vouru, v.- '-- er.ered with by the police three -- o-dey Tor attempting tO Cblor.f.-.. ..- elf. Medical a-s'etauce had taI .... vice and the third time she v.- ID. She has been notorious for scapades before.
 CoSsTN-rISCPLE, March " J. S. M!ui.ter to Persia, vii r.. .udlenco with the Sultan on Fr.l-.. 7ili leave Tor Ieberan ou Satu-a
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