Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05

years service n the National Park banE md led ta implicit confidence in his honesty, has taken from ils faBCa neBriy } SlO0.0JU by an 'ugsnulgs system of fal- sifyiuS the books. The def4lcation csn- not seriously eff ct ibe bank. ss it Is oz- Oi the richest in New York. Officers Oi tEs baLk are very reilceut.
 A alettIug of the directors Of the NH- tilngi Park BsaE was held this moruIn z but the officers are very reticent in re- gard to t5e defslcsiion Of Chss. l. De- Baum, assistant cashier. Gas hieT Wright says th.. amount If the GefalcaiiO1 will h. 5000. D-Baum entered the b ,nk = years ago and gradually worked up to ihe position of assistant cashier. D. Baum resigned his position April l9 b and assigned Il-heal;h as the csuse. He WAS under personal boGds which hfe aid to be satisfactory 10 the bank. By resolution the dsfslcstion was charged to the profit and loss account. The de- fhlcailon Will not embsrrsss the baak. How ii was sc Cm Dl shed is not known by the officers. DeBaUm had charge of the out Of tRon cOrres pODdence with other bauks. In thl- way he received checks which be appropriated 1t Is said. covering his steals by fal-e entries. Th 1efalcatiCn was not dlEc vered unt'l DeBaum's books were examined after h had resigHei end disappeared.
 CHICAGO May I.-Psiitious to tbe Governor for the psrdoniDg 0f the Ansf- chisis FIeldsn, SchEab LGl NIeba have been circulating the pas: few dsys. It l. said tO have received thoussEds oi siRnBrnrcs,
 BUFFALO May Five hundred Union employees n the BTeWeries struck th morning. The brewres are stIll TuL- ming EiJh small forces,
 WAsmSGroN My 1.-The President has approved he Military Academy spprU- Dristion bill, also toe ncr to secure re- iinsui.h uens nf tha Indian iitl0 to DOT 'Ious ot the Sioux Ind Ars. The rct rR- 'Itying the agreement with Gf0s N-nire. Puqign, Blood, Black:,c; IUd River Jrow IudiHus in Montana and tct for construction of sn arsenal at Columbis. Tenn. decrease pubic deOt for mOntL of April So SO0,0OO,
 WAsHINGroS, May T. Senate bill was passed, granting right of way through Iudisn Territory to the Kansas City ard Pacific K. E. Go.
 WAsHISGroS, May l-Seuator Ingslls commenced has speech At two o'ciocA. RsferIug tO Gen. VI Cielisn, Ingaiis
 poke Oi hls education st West POlat, his business connection with Besu~egsId Hnd hIs attempt to extent anu continue luuau slavery by the gcg uisitiOn of Cubs. a4a.H m. Es.. f.H h svsa
 military oy 1IsObeying the orders of Gs- -eFa! ooCst, ss having abandoned Centre .Illy, ss having failed to put re ebeis t1 2 he s ~u-i .i Attic aLn. as hayin refused O ooey tBs orders oi the President and follow iAe rebels 10 Winchester aud As having fatally controlled the destiny of ne army until the battle of Frcdeucks- lutg.
 But after the war he (McClellaul had become tsl ated with fEtsi vIeE- ard sm- li;lUn for g presidential nomination., but notwithstanding his mayultc. .lt arI uu- Ipyr iscl. .c career, rhr N Il -.cau pe1 Jls recognized Lis hostility Q recon .trucuou. Iagalls spnS of ,he etf.c ei IEdIgnatIoI of tn senators from IndlanR lnd keu,I ky as GI-creaiUle to tceis il- -e.h .GuCe Cr their csuIJf. II they did not know th0t he .Iug.'ls) had spoken 't these union generals not as soldiers but as politicians atd as Democratic '.u iIi -tss for lEC Presidency they Were full, stUpid aud ignorant indeed. T. hey o,l know II and p---lsted ia Ju-l. lsser'l las they wesc cI,ingenICus sud he suspected Cfs thing We're pos-,olel hry were pJth. (4gghter)
 Hl-tpy had pronOuIcei is veri: 1yoG him as a soldier all the ssah.o. from Indiana wouli [ be able tO piacc l no ID She category wi'h Napsl.ou, Hannibal and Ca4er. Be Oogslls) ieali with bum as politician god -aId no oua could read bis letter io President l. D. cJln after the disastrous BeTen .yz fight 5l t65; P5nlGsdis si isG % 55 i fi F ELs-1fnoai sIlhout coming to the cpnclu ion that Nc Jlril4n was not fully aud actively ia -ympsthy with the ,orces. aud sca;imeut- vbicn were then controlling the Ameri- can people.
 SAN L-CiS OBIsPl May l-Diye-s to- day fUlrC the cause Cf the sinking of .Le stelmeF Queeu Pacific was ID otei ie .iEu i1 oac f gee cDnPsr,meu-s. The drsc II. ht had pro ably been car red bg ) bf the ICuth seq, Iue Wiz zsrd srflv d t0-ily wltl pumps and oi- veTs aud .Is work ot r.fslvg the pnudt- Fous vessel will De c0mmeuced tO-mor- r1w.
 SACRAMENT May I.-The Republi- can State convention was called to of- | .rI In the assembly cirmber Et thre. p'slCck this afternoon by ex-Seng.or William, chai m an 0t the stgte central c n mnItfse. Hem lie a brief speech con. yya.ul ting hs party ol the harmony m IJs ranks n the s'sts RUd union, He -7ii the coming election was more iE.- p1rtsn; than any held since lS6A
 Hon. D. M. E e, ot NaIs, wa elected mpors-y 3hsIim .n Of he convection. He sa,i the issu oi tho caGVas, Vers already mspped out. The republic h ptr'y accepted the side of the iaoOriug class iu their battl- against Demo 'r .cy aud is expressed cause of fges trade.
 Delegate Finley. O, Los An Eelcs no- minated Frank RyaD, of SacrsmeutC, TT temp 1rary secretary Of the C1uveu- tiOu. Eoul3natIon secosdsd by Ma-cu- D. 2 ,vriek. Jas. < Or, Of P.uraas. was s!so placed ID nomination and both we're elected.
 Wis,nsr, of Salsno, introduced res 1lu,ion that all reso'Gu Bs touching ou .oliucEl is5nes b- referred Co the 9roDaT c smmiiise witHcui debate.
 kuIght. of San FrgDcIsoo. said there l WAS au electro current running through l ihe convention in favor of man who l mad oaca been the pS-ty'5 stand srd l I-g.or and Ehl for " -lye years had ! been its recognized leader and be Gid l not sish to see such rCEolutors sno.h 1 cred ID the committee room. Auplau-e
 WisenCr defegdI- z the resolution said | la believed Blaine womb be th. next | President. O"ud cAegr put iu view oi | lis letter ot deo'inH-i1n It would be iu l bad taste to force him immt dIslely upon | .ce convention.
 Chairman E.'ea rpponted on com ! uittce oI credentials. r. B. Trent. of l 5a1 L1ais Foispo, chsir llgu; conn lttet | 'g urGer ut busigr-s DAyii NcCIure Of | San FrgBcisc', charm TO-; committee uu l '-sDiu'iOuF Grover L. JvEBsou. Sscra- n-utr. chGI man. Convention album .i tiil I.3O ttIs evening.
 The convention re assembled st seven ,'ciock. The rep1rt oi committee ou permanent organiz .ticE adopted, II. M ss es clOsen chaIrmsn. 4 rrsolutIou Ess adopted that the state central com uI;'ee meet next Friday Tn San Fr h. .isrO lO permanently organ a. I, vii