Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-10

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 2-Th
 merchants bank suspended this after
 noon.
 CAMDEN, NJ,, May 2.-The Fidelit.
 surety, trust and safe deposit compan.
 suspended payment this morning.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-About 2,5Ot
 children from the grammer school Of th'
 city visited the cruiser Charleston to
 day.
 LONDON, May 2.-Emin commi Itse
 gave public reception to Stanley this
 vern.ng. fhe Prince of Wales, who
 peesided. Hoposed a vote of thanks tC
 Stanley. Adopted.
 PoRTnlaD, May 2.-The grand jury
 has ignefed the charges of murder agalnstfOept. Henry Olsen, who killed
 Wm.. Stevens last Sunday, on board the schooneEl Bessie Rceter, and the captain of the,csSw discharged him from GUS tody. sJRwas snoun by the defence that ;hs.y asssfnocent.
 Wfs13NGToN, May 2-Secretary Win dom hs written a letter in reply tC artlclessin financial newspaper, in which he refutes the assertion that the administration favors contraction of cur rency. He makes comparison with the estimated circulation of the principal countries of Europe, showing that the amount of money in the U., $. not includ- ing that held by the treasury, is S2236 per capita more than any leading country, except France
 LIVERPOOL, May 2.-The steamer Yorkshire, of Baltimore, returned with cargo on fire.
 WASHINGTON, May 2-Congressmen Sayres and Bland have returned to the treasury draft for the money they lost through the defalcation of Silcott, and 1t Is understood that others will follow the example, on the ground that the government should not repay stolen 
 PHILADELPHIA, May 3.--A warrant was issued against. Lewis Pfeiffer Pre- sldent of the bank of America, on the charge of embeZZLement, in accepting money from del csitor after he knew that the bank was insolvent.
 PARIS, Mar 3.-Report was received that the ship Inchaperock from San Francisco, Feb, 18th, for Queenstown when Tn Lat. 55, $ and lon. 75 W, exper- fenced heavy weather. and the decks were swept, ;.nd Captain Armour and four of the crew were washed overbosI Ird and drowned. The report says that the ships cargo was jettisoned.
 CHICAGO, May 3.-The marble cutters union reserved to demand eight hours with Zine hOures pay. In the retail marble yards this morning, some bOs- 'es conceded to their demands 20O0 men are involved, also, about half of the blaming mill employers have conceded .o the men's demand temporarily.
 VANCOUVER, May 2.-Lieut. S. c. Fable, l4tll Infantry. has been appoint ed alC-de-clmp on tl.e staff of Gen. Giis- oon, commanding department of Colum- 1la, in place of Capt. E. J. McCernaud who leaves herv tomorrow for Ft Lowell Arizona, the future station ofhis roops.
 WASHINGTON, May 3.-The house went nto committee of the whole on the di 'lomatic and consular appropriation ,Iils.
 After long debate the bill was passed.
 SAN FRANCISCO. May 3.-A farewell re- 'eption was rendered last mig ht to Gen. diles.
 WASHINGTON, May g. Senator Beck, f Aei- Cusi:y dropped ,!e ld at the Balti- nore and Potomac stat ion at 1 o'clock his afternoon.
 PARIS, May 3.-The st ike at Lourco- ng has become general, and the strikers re paradlng the street ', and stopping Il kinds Of work. Lare sreinforcernents [ troops nave arrived lo aii the autho- itios in preserving ordef.
 kIctOus strikers held complete posses ion of the city yesterday for time and lacards have beeu scattered broad cast rging the strikers to pillage the city. luietness .Icw prevails, but the anar- nists havo called meetip gs ia various dris of the country tor Sunday. They eclare that tho time has arr iEe<l for the eginnlng of q social revolution-
 BALTIMORE, May Mrs. Sarah Bla- e, widow aged ~, and her daughter 'aroiina, were founG dead in their beds ''~ n rning, wti, hen sL n lis crushed. Vm. Blaney, a z i IGso. o ohs olG slady 'iis arrested oh s, spicion of being the murderer. Robbery is the suppsaed lotive.
 TOMBSTONE, May -S,lperintendeNt iage, of the Grand Central Mining Co., as returned from Sonora, and reports i hat the Apaches captured q sixteen i lule team, belonging to J. E. Durkee of his place. They burned the wagon and 1! -elght, and rau of the mules A party | Mexican troops followed the Indians, 1 nd succeeded in recapturing the mules. l ome alarm exists among the settlers.
 WASHINGTON, May 3.-Senator Frye, l 'om the committee on conimt rec, re- ! orted on the bills to place tho Ameri- ] an merchant marine engaged in foreign 1 rade, on an equality with otter nations, ! nd provide for an ocean mail service {. etween the Unieed States and foreign tates, and to promote commerce.
 Sen. Frye's bills were read the first | nj second time, and placed on the alendar.
 WAsHTNGToN. May 1.-Decresse of the uOlic debt during 1 pril E S7,647,c0Q. ash in the treasury ;G;3}2,2255.OC0.
 ST LOUIS, May l--The St. Louis lerchants' bridge < formally opened 1 o-day, with imposing cermonies. \ pecial train bearing Governor Francis nd staff, the officers of the merchants ridge, the Terminal railroad com any, and invited guests, left the Union epot for the bridge at 1:31 D. m. The econd train left ten minutes later with rominent citizens. The mayor and | lty officials went up on a steamer. The | Iver was dotted with crafts of all kinds, nd it's banks were lined with thousands 4 I people. Ihs {. ;,s much enthusiasm nd booming of cannons Goverl,or fer. of Illinois, came on a special tra iu 3 attend the ceremonies Miss Jose- hine Cobb, daughter of Seth w. Cobb, resident of the bridge company, hoisted 1 he stars and stripes and baptized the CIV structure by breaking a bottle of 1 inc on the rails. The trains then eros ed to the Missouri side. where addresses ere madesby Gov. Francis and Fifer, ongratulating their respective states ! non thia naw lima yyl iob hOnp1 tbann !