Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-L. Darary, chic
 detective of the Lake Shore and Michi
 gan Southern road was stabbed and Xii
 led thls morning by Louis Dyckmar The latter was fighting drunk
 PARIS, Sept. 12.-Drumont, an anti
 Semstic author, declares that that th Comte de Paris has in his possession letter from Boulanger in which the lat
 ter offers to restore the monarchy ol
 condition that he be promoted to sh
 rank of Marshal and be created Duke
 with an allowance of 100000 franci
 yearly. Drumont adds that Baron Hirscl
 provided 100000 francs for the election
 expenses in the Department of tn,
 North.
 1 WASHINGTON; Sept. 12-321 900 ounce:
 of silver was purchased to-day 1l56 tC
 11575
 SEATTLE, Sept. 15-Just before mid
 night E. J. Murphy, clerk in Tokal
 SingermaD & Co.'s dry goods store, shot
 and fatally wounded Charles Brown
 another clerk, at the formers home or Spring street. Brown was spending the evening with Murphy and wife, and they were drinking freely, when it |, said Brown insulted Mrs. Murphy. Her husband, inhamed with anger and crazed by drink, drew a revolver and shot Brown in the breast. Brown fell to the floor with fatal wound, and is dying. Brown and Murphy are both from San Francisco; they came here a short time ago, and were close friends.
 DENVER, Sept, 15-Jack Dempsey of California and Jack Davis of Red Noun tain fought two rounds last night for a purse of S5OO. Davis was knocked out.
 MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept. 15.-The schooner "Comrade," owned by Gilchaist of Liveland is lost with her crew of s on lake Superior.
 WELLINGToN, N, Z., Sept. 15.-House representatives approved the renewal Tor one year of contract for carving mail between New Zealand and San Francisco
 Special to the Citizen.
 PHENIx, A. T., Sept. l5-The Democrs- tic Convention was called to order by F. G. Hughes of Tucson. E.J. Edwards of Phenlx was elected permanent chair man, w. w. Porter, Pinal, permanen. Secretary. Mark A. Smith was nomi- mated as Delegate to Congress by accia- nation. H. R. Brady of Pinal for Joint Councilman from the Southern District and Harry Baldwin of Yavapai for Joint Councilman of the Northern District, both by exclamation. The Platform condemns Speaker Reed and President Harrison's administration, and on the Mormon question opposes the test oath.
 San Francisco, Sept. 13-One of the most remarkable swlndlss on record has just been brought to light. Some montbs ago two women called on J. E. Wells, a real estate broker of this city. One of them introduced herself as Mics Emma l.. Dick niece of 5. W. Dick, de- ceased, 8 Capitalist. The alleged Miss Dick wished to ssll lot owned by her in this city, for which she asked SS5,- GOO. For several months the women ca'!ed On Wells at intervals to ascertain whether he had made a sale. He in formed her the prof erty could not be sold for that sum. She then said she would borrow S8,000 on 1t. Wells act ed as her agent and negotiated loan O: that sum from Thos. Crane. Samp- son < Miller, lawyers, searched the title and d -clIred it perfect. A mortgage on tEe property was drawn up and placed on record last Saturday afternoon aud the money pail Cve-. sunday, Monday and Tuesday (admisslon day) Were le- gal holidays aud reoor.iing of mortg .ge wss not published till Thursday morn ing in the Breviste of records, Thsnk, Madison 4 Burke, real estate agents who had charge of Mics Dicks proper ty, saw It and investigated it with the result that Miss Dick had made no mortgage, and the woman who received the money was an imposter. No clue can b. fOnnd to her whereabouts Those l who saw her now believe she was man | in diguiss.
 Washington, Sept. 13-The ways and | mesDs comGistee tuis morning began | formal consideration of senate amend | msnt to the tariff bill, and made excel lent progress up to noon when they adjourned. All ths dutiable schedules had been acted upon, leaving only the | free list
 Washington, September I3-In lhe | house toisy McKinley offered resoiu | tion that the tariff bill with the senate | amendments b. not considered in ihe | commi:tee on the whole but be taken up | in the house proper, and sitter (blsuk | hours of debate it be in order tO move 10 | non concur iu tue bill ard amendments | in gross, and agree to committes confer ence asked by the senate resolution. | Referred to the committees on rules.
 McCreary Ky. ], introduced a reso- lution that the killing of Barrundis by the authorities of Guatemala on board | of an American vessel demands an immediate investigation, and requests | the president if not incompatible with | the public interest to transmit to the | house any informatior concerning the transaction.
 THE MONEY MARKET.
 There was long consultation today | by wire between tue president at Ores son aud acting Secretary Bstchsller and | assistant Secretary Nettleton at the | treasury department concerning the | stringeney Tn the money market The president it is understood stated that it IS his desire to avert panic in the | money market, and that none shall be permitted to occur if the treasury de- psrtment can prevent 1t. The views of | the president were telegrsphed Secre- tsry Windom at New York, who sent the following message to the president: Have had a conference with leading fnanciers. There seems to be consid- erabls stringency, but no reason to sp-