Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-21

ahNaNAAl q Hes nHLl } ea oJ bands mar he'd tO toe Statutes O
 Osres burg, Gambstta aud Joan of Ar
 sno usposlted EreatEes upon them. Tw
 insh Wefo arrested for carrying @ Bou leDger banner.
 hAsHISGToS, July It-RandEu wa 3 E9sHng quietly ihis morning, Ills con diiion sppeared Co Do improved. CHIcAdo, July 14-B3EIes, a man iI , tue dYnanite plo, agalnsI The Burlin- ton haI Road, sud against Thcn ID, e .inc1y Tlg most conclusive, hss. it il Stateu, made Full cIufszsion Of hi share ID She conspiracy. Another O the arrested men, GOddiuR, has. it i said, siso cOnfded Q confession.
 lti understood that Bow,es has tcls
 the prosecution Of facts which will mak, ihe conviction of Hogs certain. Chair
 man HoRe, it seems, i1 the nar ths- ar,
 really Efter, no. only as a blow 10 th,
 brotherhood bus because the road of
 clRls dislike hIm personally, When th,
 prisoners, BoEles, Brodsrick and Wu
 SOB were hroughs over from jail thi,
 rnorcilg tO the InRrshg!s office. Bowie,
 sent 7ord that he wanted to see tbe
 district attorney. He was taken tr ] NA-AAN hA4 kLEAG EQ1lEhNEL L4
 There IS 6 well defined rumor that q
 United States warrant has been issued
 for tho arrest of Hoge, who IS out CD
 ponds under the Conspiracy charge
 brought under the state law.
 KEEL, July 1.-The Emperor arrived
 here to-dGy CD route Co mee. the Czar.
 He entered a man of war boat which
 took him to the yacht Holeuz9lleu, As
 be boarded the vessel the squadron paid
 sslutes snd yards were manned. Alter ! She different vessels had gotten under
 wsy the Imperial yacht also pu. to sea.
 PTTTsBURG July II.-The great iron ! locEOut Is practically Gt sn eud, Be- fore next week great resumption of the
 mills IS expected, There are still 70 firms in the Manufacturers Association that have no! granted tine demand oi the workmen but it seems probable that they will siEn early nez. week,
 ISDIASAPoLIs July 1i.-GeneraI Haf- TIsOn was quite sick sll nI.C. from neu- ralsis the result of over E0iE. Tbs mof1ing he was considerably tesief however and vbs prepared lo receive delegations this aI,ssnCCu..
 CINCINNATI, July 1.-The grand jury made it's final report t5-isy, returning fifteen indictment. It !5 generally an. desslood that they include F. A. Nc- DonGolds Tor perIu-y In connection with his su't against ,he CiUciuuat, Hamilton < Dayton railway, Henry S. Ives, Gec. II. Stsyner aud F. W, No1d-ur For e,u- hezzic1s1t ia connection with thcir disposal of the scc1riti.s of ihs Gin ciCnati, Hamilton & Day ton railroad.
 LONDON, July l3-The lalest dis patches from the lEC in the 11iue az Cape Town state that sesTcLInr parties have disc gered the bodies og 2j whites Eud 2JJ natives burned to death.
 SAN FRANCISCO July I3.-Iaformaiion was received today concerning the FugGr market shows that there has been sn advance in London for the reason that the New York sugar tFuas IS sendins there for raw sugar. l. is Uniers tCod that the supply of sugar 10 New York has been cOrnered by refinsFs outside The trust whioh IS now compelled to rsim- port cGrgoes that it refused to buy 6 few roo1ths ago. There vas 70 advance in sugar either 10 this market or ia Saw lc,E.
 sAAA @H AH-AA kaaHA Aa ANa.a .aAa'A " AftA t-4A ststemeu: thst some t'ms since Ciaus5 bDrechies contracted for fifty 'housaLd tons of faw sugar from Aauiils sGd % tai8 trGrsacticn alone es present rate= ] hs can realize forty dollars pr ton or 1 profit sWo million dollars in tI- Eg-re- l gCfC. A shors time BEo tho Am uCan | suCgr r,Gneries' stock sf rgT sugareX- 1 ceeiei iheiT Tsfuiug c-1scity ard sec q srHu~rF~n Hft k m reasonable tune cargo vrs shipped Co | New York for refining t5eFe.
 SAS FRAStIsco. July .i4.-rhs 99th ! Anniversary ot She Fail Cf Bastiis vas l syproprisi.y celebrated by French rcs- iceuts here to-day 4 hillary Epd civic | psrale viii be held this afternoon. fol- lowed by literary exercises. The fes- hvilies will be coniiaucd tbis liyCring.
 CHICAGO July I4-It is stated tc-day that Chss. F. Hess, president ofthe Hess Elevator company, owing to untOrtu- nate specuiations on the board oi trade is now a ravIng maniac, and has Only been prevented from committing violent sets by being confined in hIs residence. Several weeks Bgo his father, Earnest Hess, who IS a wealthy grain dealer and UhuCN Ul NNO EAsNnthAHH nAnAhNA AQE 70 European tour, and transferred ihe en- tIre management oi his extensive affairs To his sons of whom Frank Hess is secre- 'ary Of the company, besides a bank &C., count Ot S76.OGO which was placed to the credit of the young men, there was large credit In margins remaining in The bank. After the father vent away it is reported Charles developed s re- faculty ss ''plunger" .Und stir red up the corn market to Q violent de- gree. His actions created considerable but II was contributed to his youth and consequence Co shcv himself he would wildly bet 100 to l that corn would be J5 before 1t would be 4j, sud then he would offer sO buy n million lot 6nd in almost the same breath offer 10 sell. As the credi. Of tbc house wa very strong DO call was made for mar yins, thOUyh the youGg operator had lpresd and slEsjli53 Untii his affairs were seriously cor gicGte3 and be was involved to She eytcrt oi thJee million bushels oE more. Tho open trades be made, It is asserted, would baye ex- lEusted everything to tle credit of the company had the call for margins been made. The real condition of atisIrs dId 1Ot beceme known until yesterday. how sver, even to his friends. and then promptly his brother Frank, broker. took She complicated sil8irs In hand and succeeded in drawing out with only six thousand net loss A cabieErHm be- start sd his fathsr homevard. it is unknown whether speculation caused the untor- innate fellows insanity or whether the suddenly developed insanity led tc spec llation.
 CAPETowS, July 1.-The cause of Ghe terrific mine casualty was as follows:
 While the shifts were being changed he hauling wire broke and the skip rushed down the shsfs with frighiful rspidity. The oil lamps wero broken and the blazing fuse quibkly Ignited the wooden casing of the sbsis, completely egress. The mine wss coon filled with smoke, and the lights car riea by the miners were rendered use- 'ess. The panic stricken natives and whites IT their efforts .o escape became massed together in ite galleries and were suiTocsted to de-tl. The rescuers who subsequently explored the nine vere compelled Co Use dyugmite to clear the passage of corpsss. It is believed that 5OO lives were lost by the disaster. The damage Co .he mine is estimated Gt
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