Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-12-11

ges were crsmmed with an excite, crowd eager to lean the news, if the frs call wBs over, which to them woull
 bring either happeness or dismsy. The! had not long to wait, for the San Fran cisco board met promptly st 9:3O, and few moments later Con. Virginia raul ont at forty. quickly followed by a droI to thirty-nine. Best and Belcher, whicl closed last night at twenty three. open ed this morning at twenty -One and m few minutes went 70 twenty. The bears are making savage on- slaugh on these two stocks, but the opinion of the street IS flat the bulls are too strong and that the bears will go down m disaster. The middle stock. show an improvement, the bears deyot ing less Astenticn to them. Savage which closed at 6. .75 last Light. opened at sixteen, and further improved tC seventeen. Chollar gain six bits. going 5O, and Potosi jumped from 6's 10 9 and then 10 l0B. Ophir was the only north end stock which showed improve me nt, opening st 25 90. with a further jump few moments later Co 26JO. Over four million dollars have been withdrawn from the city savings banks during the last ten days, every cent of which has gone to stocks. This shows that the lsboring classes have been taking hand in the deal.
 SAS FRANCISCO, December 3.-The failure of Capt Wm. L. Duncan, a mem Der of the San Francisco Stock Exchange WAS reported late this afternoon as the result of the GreenbRum and Straus fail uTe. The extent of liabilities IS not yet known.
 PROVIDENCE, R. I, December 2-Doc Levi Wilson today made public the se- crel that led to his suit against F. L.. Mosn. of Worcester, Mass. He says thR: his birth occurred shortly after Moen's frst marriage, and ss his father was s church deacon and a pillar of the church, the scandal was hushed by plae- ing the child in charge of Jonas Wilson, a stage drlyer of DanielsOnville, Conn Here the boy grew up unedGcsted. and when a short time ago Wilson eXper- fenced religion, be confessed everything to Levi. Wilson had also extorsed money from Moen. who became wealthy by his second marriage. He says Moen acknowledged the kinship snd that be has letters to that effect. and that Moen had given him money and promised to maNe reparstiOn If the matter could be kept quiet.
 NOES's STORY.
 WORCESTER. Mass, Dec. 2.-When Mr. Moen left prayer meeting he even ing he was surrounded by newspaper re- pOrters, who showed him the story of Wilson and tried to interview hIm. He would only say Wilson, story was 0 lie "A dowright lie," and that his counsel hsd forbidden him to speak on the sub iect.
 AN IMPORTANT OVERSIGHT
 WORCESTER, Mass, December 3.-The records of the town of Oxford, Mass, show that Levi Wilson was born there on December l, 1853, eleven months sf- ter Mrs. MOen died.
 SAN FRANCIsc1, Dec. At noon the firm of KullmRn & Co. brokers. of the Pacific Stock Exchange, surrendered to the inevitable and announced that they were unable to meet their obligations. They state that their suspension will be but temporary. Nothing can be lesrled yet of theIr liabilities or assets.
 SACRAMENTO, Dec 3.-A special freight coming west last evening, between Sum init and Soda Springs, ran through a 40 foot snow shed on fire. The train went to the scene and put out the fire after a loss of 1000 ft. It IS supposed to be the work ofan incendIsry, no train having been through for six hours The track Was blocked for $ hours.
 SAN FRASoIsoo, Dec. 3.-The supreme
 ka. n N.- .N n. sN.s. dIsbarmen. case of c. W. Tyler, and sus- pended him from practicing in the courts of this state for period of two years.
 The proceedings to debar grew out of the case ot J. NJ. Hogan vs. George W. Tyler, brought in the superior court of this city in February. 1881, to recover s CPS and legal interest from Septem- Der l, lSSO. money received at various times by Iyler as GgenG for Hogan. The jury rendered verdict in favor of Ho- gaa for the amount claimed. The evi- dence in the case showed that Tyler while acting as attorney for Hogan in the case of Dinick vs. Hogan, intended to deprive Hogan of the amount of money the suit was brought for, by con vertiDg the same to his own use. The supreme justices decided this was iD violation of his duty ss an attorney and of his cath of office as such. The de- cisiOn b.sO orders him to pay the money above mentioned to Hogan.
 WAsHISGToS, December 3-The pres ident sat mp mos. of the night and got the first draft of bis message ready to submit Co the cabinet. 1t IS an unusu- ally short document and will not sx- ceed lj,OOO words, which IS One-third less than his last message Every line of 1t is ID his own handwriting with the exception ot a few paragraphs. The grea'est attention IS gwen to tarIh re- form and some action is strongly urged upon congress toward a reduction and equalization of duties. The relation of ihe government to the Pacific railroads is GlsO discussed Bt length and the pres ident urges congress to do something 10 get the question out of congress. More attention is devoted to the relations Ot the couutry 10 Mexico than usual and the action of the government ID the Cutting case IS recited at length and takes up good space of the message,
 PARIS. December 3-The cabinet after meeting to-day went to the Eleyses Pal nee snd rendered their resignation to President Grevy, owing to their defeat on the motion sbOlishIng sub b-prefects.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, December 3-LOng before the time for the opening of the stock boards this morning. Pine street, Pauper alley aad Montgomery street, between Pine and California streets, were crowded with people ID all stations Of life, every one of whom was ID a state of ieyerish anxiety. They crowded the offices of these unhappy individuals and made life almost an unbearable burden for them. 4 formidable throng of women filled the lobby on the Pacific Stock Exchange. and in the wlld excite ment harangued all who would listen 10 their tales of woe. The heavy invest ors whose losses footed up into thous- snds were of course all men, and they were generally gloomy and silent, but the women whose investments ranged from $50 down were profuse n their promises of dire revenge on the brokers wbo had been unkind enough to close their doors and announce that they could no. meet tLeir liabilities.
 The market was kept up fairly at the San Francisco board st it's only session of the day. The omission of the after noon session of this board was account ed for bv hrokers Ou the ground that they