Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-29
SETTLERS LEAVING.

| 1oACD DAN3 Odh., NOV. ZZ--Sherlf
 Burgedheimer this morning received 1;
 telegram from Sims stating that tn,
 people were coming in from the Muddv
 and Hart rivers having been warned bll
 the Sioux to look out for themselves.
 NEwARK, N. J., Nov. 21.-The run or the Howard Savings Bank continues.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-The Twenty sl,
 Ward Bank, Brooklyn was robbed yes terday of 5000 by pair of thieves. | AEw YORK, Nov. 21.-Joseph Rocker dealer in teas and coffee has failed.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Judge O'Bnen has appointed Francis Rigging receiver I of the North River Bank.
 CLEVELAND, Nov. 21.-Ex- -Post-mas- ter Jones died this morning from the eff ects of fall Monday. He was broth ot Senator Jones of Nevada.
 NEW YORK, Nov 2l.-Jay Gould says the report that he controls the Atchison Topeka, & Santa Fe railroad is erroneous although he admitted that he owned considerable portion of the Atchison stock. Missouri Pacific and AGchison had entered into an agreement that neither ahall build any competing roads into the territory of the other without a full un- derstanding the sanction of ths others
 LONDON, Nov. 2l-A collision occur. red on the Thames between the steamer Indian Prince from Reval and the steamer T. E. Foster The latter sunk. and the former is considerably damaged.
 MERIDIAN, Conn Nov. 21.-Three men were knocked off the traia on the Meri- din, Waterbury and Connecticut road at a trestle miles east of here this morning fatally injured.
 Los ANGELES, Nov. h2.-The Los An geles cracker factory burned for the second time in two years this afternoon Loss About SS000. Insured
 JERSEY CITY, Nov. 22.-Welrs Fargo Company's express building fell down this morning. It is reported that fifteen men are killed.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 22-The private bank or w. L. Prettyman closed its doors this morning. Prettyman could not be found. Many poor peoples savings are involved.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-The run on the Citizens Savings Bank continued this morning. The bank officers say the run will be broken today. The payments already made are nearly s30OO1O.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 22.-Six thou sand coal miners from Alabama VII probably strike. An increase of wages after December has been refused.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 22.-Peter Jackson and Joe Goddard fought eight rounds draw at Melbourne Oct. 20th. Jackson was in perfect condition. They are matched to nght to fiulsh in Syd- ney Tn February for a purse of one thou- sand pounds.
 PATERSON, N. J., Nov. 22 This morr- ing Ins ,I,slUv3 sax a. BalfSrd Bros burned together with theresidencs of proprietors. Loss S400,00O. Insurance 100000.
 CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-The transconti- mental Association decided to advance rates on the Pacific coast freights be- ginning the first of December.
 PARIS, Nev. 22.-Compto, National Des Compto was has failed. Velvet factory at Lyons burned. Loss 75O,OOO francs.
 ALTON, Ills, Nov. Nov. 22.-The Flint Glass factory building of the Illinois Glass Warks burned this morning. Loss Sl0,000.
 KANKAKEE, His. Nov. 22-The South bound fast mail on the Illinois Central was wrecked here this morning. The fireman was crushed to death and the engineer had a leg cut off.
 PIERRE, s. D, Nov. 22.-A telegram from Gettyburg, s. D., states that eleven persons have been killed by Indian near Lebca and, asking for militia. No one here credits the report.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., sNov. 24.-The Journals Pierre special says this is ra- tion day at the Cheyenne agency and the Indians are congregating there in large numbers. The scare is subslding Indian agent Morville has returned from the Bad River country and says thu Indians there are abandoning the dance.