Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-01

T , Ioupon for cold bars for shipment t 3 Rnssis ard South America, the banker . on the other side are paying for gold l fraction over the nominal price. Tots , gold taken for shipment SO far this weel is s4,654.OOO.
 WAsHISGroS, Nov 22-Hon. J. Wyatt treasurer of the U. s.. has submitted hii
 annual report to Secretary Fsirchild The net revenues of the government fol fiscal year ended June 30. 1883, were
 S3S9 .266, ,075, net expenditures. S261, ,922j- , S0l surplus receipts available for reduc
 son of the public debt Slll ,36l, ,27S, sr
 increase of S7.370,l7 over the preceding
 yesF as compared with 1887 the reyenves were ST ,s62 797 greater and expenditures S7.37 less. Treasury's total assets S764.-
 729.535. The silver balance fell of more
 thAn S27,OO0. .0O0; the principal incTeBse
 of the assets was in U. s, notes Rnd de-
 posIts in National banks, the principal
 decreased the liabilities in the public
 debt and funds of redemption. In the national bank notes there whs 6 net de-
 crease of f74, 4,7sS, ,920 duTloR the fiscal
 -'car iE the principal of intsreEt bearing cebt. The total pdrchsse of bonds for sinking fund were $5l, ,464, 300. The gold
 silver, coin, bullion, notes and certifi cstes outstanding aggregated June SO, | S20,093, ,562 C92 The new steel treasure vault. which IS said to be the largest
 treasury vsul. in the world, is being fill ed at She rate of half million dollars per | day. It will hold total coinage of three | years, but st the end of thst period stIll further storage room will probably be required unless the coinage of silver be suspended. s5S.7l2,511 of public money was held by banks during she year.
 VALPARAIso, Neb.. Nov. 22-The bank at this place was closed this afternoon and the proprietors, F. Coville and G. A. Croits, have disappeared. leaving many debts unss.isfed. The liabilities of ihe bank are about two hundred thousand dollars.
 PITrsBURGH. Nov. 22.-A Carlisle special says that the Sioux Indian com missioner has forwarded 6 lengthy re- port to Secretary Villas in which Capt. Pratt told reporter there were some startling revelations. The commission er gees DO reason why the government should have any trouble in bringing the Indians tO terms.
 SAS FRASCIsOo. Nov. 24-Ihe oceanic steamship Nariposl has arrived from Australia. The correspondent of the Assoc sted Pres st ApiB, Samoa, writes Bs follows under date Nov. 9th. Mat ters are daily growing worse in Samoa. The American, British and German consulstes are guarded by marines from tbe nan wGT Adams" Lizard" aud "Adl5r" respectively. and tho bu ldings are fortAc- with sand b Es placed ID an sides tJ the night Os rec OF four feet. IlA1 stste of affairs Cl part Of the American and British sousC. .5 was caused by the hO. e attitude of tLe Germans.
 Some o, the followers oi Tennessee, rebel Iirg wto Is e tool of the Ger msu 8, entered a house of Gn American named Ssaulsn, aud drove him and bis family out snd killed his live stock. This was done within full view of the German garrig ID but the latter made no effort 10 stop the proceedings until Osps. Ls8TY of the U. s. steamship | Adams sent 6 positive communication | 10 the comm snder of the Adler and | German consul. Tennessee is now en- osmped with his followers, 100 in num- Der, st Ssluataps, near Apia, where Ee | built forts and rifiIs pits Maassfa.' | men are in Apia and number 6,O00. 1 Both sides are armed with repeating | L;tes. :. st:Td!ay. MlassiRissi. sEgqS. t2Qk l troops; moving out of city all day | and a number of war canoes loaded | with men were coming into harbOr.
 Sailors from the German man. of-war | Adler recently fired into boat load of | Nstaafes men and though none were hit | the bullets struck the houses of s num- Der of foreigners. A public indignation | meeting was held and es the result the | American and British consuis requested | the captain of the Adams and Lizard to | fortify the consulstes which vas done. | The |. $. consul posted notice stating | these precautions had beeh taken to pro tecs Americans from further cuirages | by Germans, The steamer MRfipOsa | leaves Apis to-day for San Francisco | and battle is expected to occur hourly. | The U. 5. man Of wsr Eipsio is expected | daily from Csllso and when she arrives | the Adams will sail for San Francisco.
 NEW YonK, Nov. 2I.-Commodore Ramsey of tbe steamer Boston reports | that be left Port-an. Prince Nov. l6 with l Surgeon Simon. Frank Thomas seaman l and Charles Mitchell ordinary seaman | sick on board. Jghn J. Kelly md E J. Trapp, apprentsces, de1 Nov. 20tb. | November 2I John Uselmsn. marine. ! died, followed uext day by the death of | John Rehol another marine. Yellow 1. fever is supposed to be the cause, The | slesmer carries 3J6 men.
 The officers of the Boston decline | make any statement regarding the | steamer Hsytien Rpublio, recently seiZ- | ed by the Hsytisn authorities. They ! say the matter will have 70 bG settled by | the authorities at Washington.
 NEW YORK Nov 24-rhe United States steamer Boston, last reported st Port su Prince. Hgyti. where she Ess sent when the Hsytian government seized the American steamer HsytIsn Republic, reached New York this morning anchor ed of quarantine. It IS reported the Boston returned from Hsyh on EccOu nt of the yellow fever breaking out smorg her crew.
 New YORK, Nov 24-Lord Sackville West and daughters. Joseph Chamber lain and wife and son were among the passengers vho sailed on the steamer La BoUrgoyne tO-dsy. It probably did Dot occur Co them inst this IS the snri- versAfy ot She day when the British troops evacuated New York, WAszIy6roS. Nov. 24-Trs boat race bet tweeu Teemsr and O'D'Lnor vas roEed this afternoon. O'ConnOr won by ten lengths
 SAs FRASCIsCo, Nov. z3-The oficis' osnvsss Of the vote oi this C.ty was com pIeted tonight. Cleveland receives B. 7O4. HarTisUn, 25,7O2; Curtis, prohibition is;, 437. combined with tue scattering vote. i73. Clume, democratic crsdida,e for congress from tbe 9th congressional district, recevies I3.j73, Phelps (rep) l2,- 672, giving c tune majority of SIP. Phslas plurality m this district outside the city is Sl5, thereby giving the cleo ton to Clume by a plurality ot nifty votes. For Chic Justice of the supreme court Beatty (rep) receives in the city 25, sos, Searles (dem) 2S,S94; associate justice, Works (rep) 23 ,2SO, Sullivan (den) 3l .64l- The congressional repre- sentstives of the stste will stand ID the next congress four republicans snd two democrats.
 SAN FRAScTsco, Nov. 23-Bfigsdier General Miles assumed command of the division of the Pacific to-day. There