Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-29
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HI AoI nOuiC luiC Ol ptl was held today before the opening ses- sion of commons and Parnell was loudly cheered as he entered the room. A mo- tion was made that farnell be elected chairman of the Irish parliamentary party and vas carried unanimously. It is announced that Parneli will retain the leadership at the express desire of his i followers.
 CHEBoYGAN, Nov 24-Twelye million feet of lumber and docks of ths Cheb- oygaD Lumber Company burnua his morning. Loss S2G0.0G0.
 GUTHRIE. Nov 24.-The local land of ! ice official after q hearing begun last March to determine the respective rights of homesteaders and townsite claiments in west Oklahoma have just decided in favor of the townsite claimants.
 MEMPHIS, Nov. 25.-Thomas Allen & Co, one of tho oldest cotton tactorles firms n the south has failed. The firm claims to be able to pay fully. Liabili- ties S750.000 asset g S1,500,O00.
 LONDON, Nov. 25.-rhe Queens speech was read in the commons and says the general condition of Ireland has con- siderably improved, but in view of the serious deficiencies in the potato crop the queen trusts that measures by the government may be mitigated immsdi- ately, to relieve the distress and dimin- ;sh the probability of its return and it appears desirable to talks measures for augmenting ths number of owners en- gagged in actual cultivation of the land and the preparation Of bill for the en- actment of a form of government in Ireland, for extension of facilities for purchasing small parcels of land in Great Britain and other measures to be prepared.
 LAWRENCE, Kans, Nov. 25.-Joe Ab- her, Cheyenne Indian from the Chey- enne and Arapahoe reservation, Indian Territory, says the Messiah craze has taken hold of the Indians there. They are arming and becoming very reckless. the new religion is also spread ing to the Kiowas, Comanches and Apaches.
 ROANOKE, Va, Nov. 25.-A stir was created here last evening by a rumor that Hinton Helper, late secretary of the Commercial Club and man of the highest society, had deserted his wife for an unknown woman in New York.
 Helper married Miss Rose Hilton, daughter of Major Nat Hilton. leading citizen of Savannah, about thirteen years ago. He soon grew tired of his wife, ofCen remarking to comparative strang CTS that he was not happily married.
 Three years ago Mrs. Helper found affectionate letters to her husband, written frem New York and signed Madeline" and "Dollie." They were then living in Louisville. About year ago Helper came to Roanoke. He was instrumental in organizing the Com mercial Club and was elected secretary at good salary. He went North on Oct. 1, ostensibly for medical treatment. While away the Philadelphia Press pub lished among the hotel arrivals Mir. ana Mrs. Hinton Helper. His wife was here at the time He resigned the secretary ship on Nov. l, giving ill health as the reason, and immediately went to New York
 Since then his wife has found more affectionate and compromising letters from Madeline" and "Dollle," some ad- dressed him as Dear Husband;" also note in diary about the good times he had with "M." His cousin who succeeded him, received letter yester- day in which he said that life had been disappointment. He sent a check to his wife for S60, but had only S20 in the bank. Mrs. Helper leaves tonight for her fathers home in Savannah. Helper IS well-known newspaper man, and a ,1y.l,ar.r 0f Isnta,, IIoI,~nr of <lo Impending Crisis"
 WALL STREET, N. r., Nov.-The sus pension of J. c. Walderon is just an- nounced on the stock exchange.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Richard Allen & Go. bankers and commission mer- chants, have assigned Liabilities.
 LONDON, Nov. 26-The Feeling that Parnell has deceived the mem bers of the Irish par y at he meeting yesterday IS so strong that motion probably will be made today to expel him from the leadership if he refuses to resign, and Gladstone had frequent conferences with his colleagues this morning.
 LONDON, Nov. 26.-An explosin oc- cured in a coalery hear Bolter today. Eight miners were killed.
 
 BosToN, Nov. 26.-Charles Francis Adams, president of the Union Pacific delivered his resignation which was ac- cepted, and Sidney Dillon assumed the office of President. Gould, Sage. and Orr are elected directors.
 LONDON, Nov. 26.-The ship Sudbourn sunk in collision off Dungeness this afternoon. Eleven of her crew are 
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 The steamer West Bourne was wreck si on the Black 6ea and six of her crew drowned Twelve died from exposure.
 DULUTH, Nov. 26.-The banking house nf Bell & Oyster haa failed. Liabilities ;71J,500 assets S1 .4N.;oj. 'i'is bank lost on bonds of Forrestal brothers the St. Pau. -ontractors who failed a short time az.
 NEW YORK. Nov 25.-rhe Oregon I'm provement Compdy today issued an of iiciai statemen nt at it would default on the interest Of tirs; mortgages dUs Dec | .mber lst and be unable to comply with the sinking fund fr0visionS Tke Float | ,ng debt amounts to 5 0C0,0OO in de- mand losns win new consolidated bonds as security.
 WAsHINGTCN, Nov. 2G.-The war de | partment this morning received news that the Cheyenne Indians had aban- doned the war dance and came in for | theIr rations. This is regarded as the | most hopeful sign of the abatement of the excitement.
 PORTLAND, Nov. 26.-Early this mora ing a fire ocured in the kitchen of the | North Pacific Hotel building occupied | by the Oregon Pottery Company togeth- | ar with large quantity of lumber be- | longing to the North Pacific Mill Com pany. The mil was saved by great ef- | forts The total loss Is estimated at a | hundred un6 :ii:y thousand dollars | which is fu,'@ 'i:SErcd. Du,id D1nap. a |