Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-20

Glapz, together with two thers whom be notified on finding the body believed Hutton had been asssrlted and then carried to ihe Spot whers. he was found, as there Was no sigu of a stTuggls near by. Two { th5 detectives put on the case, ho~ev,r, hre inciuei to the theory ihnt Hu,son received the wound from the fall aud Dr Williams, who made the autopsy, s;htee thrI Hauon was suffer ing if' m chEopic pneumonia and could not have :iie:; ir..U. tie effscts of the blow a!o, ,
 Tue d~ceaSed wrs sixty years of age. Tie vie ....i l.r0thsr of the deceased rrsid. Hi Aiamsd1. A married daugh- tsr rssid ,n oa.i title and son as Ta- curns, ALOtL-r mErried daughter died ct Los Angels.s sore :icje ago from the re, 1l' of burns.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 1S-S. A. Kean, doing banking business under the name of $. A. Kean & Co. assigned this morning. Reports detrimental to the bank result ed ln the withdrawal oi S2.O00,000. The attorney says that assets are ample to pay all liabilities in fuli.
 .EicayO, De, IT. Ilss. l;Tivaie b.nk- iuG :.os.rr- of , ! Kasb & e, che of the Uldssl III Chi RIG, Wal. hos open its floor 'uiD0fro- 1r Keen Dlhde tue state Dert to ihe ives tonight, announcing the susp- nsIou, but decli- ed 50 estimate the liabilities or assets, but WAS of tte op,rIion every claim would be paid m iu.l "Our husiness," continued Mir. Rear, "h.s grown too fapidly within ths lest Sear or two for our capital, aud he strIagenCl of t; g money market made i, impossible fer us to turn onr securities again at once after we had loaned money out.
 Baserefeld. Cal, Dec TT Baker .h- county treasurer, wBs alta ked by five or six men nsar his reeideres about o'clock this evening, evidently with the intent to rob him or some other evil intent. One of the party got close up and put his arms around BaksT's neck when the ot' e5s closed in ana cOmusn- cei to handle Jim roughly. Baker then drew hie pistol and shat tw;ce, mortallY gCunding one nf t5em, who hss given his name ss James McQuade. Three others have been captured hnt are now ID jail but refuse tO give any account of themselves. They are gli strsn gers and are very rough looking men. Bakers D s;ol was tnBen from him and fired at him, the bsli grazing the back of his hssd. The town Is overrun by strange men and vagrsnls, and the citizeus, ss
 veil as the old vigilance committee will meet soLiehi ;o take step to rid the com munity of thsm
 Boise OIty, December IT. The le9is- Iaturs iD joint session took two b,ilots for United States senator to- day without election. The first ballot stood: Dubois, IT; Shoup, g.; McOon nell. g; Claggett, 8; Mayhew, 3; Steph- eDsOn, '. The second ballot stood: Du- bois, IT; Shoup, IS, Mcconnell, 5; Olag- sett, g.; Mayhew. 5; Sseuhenson. q.
 Dickinson, $. D. Dec 17-A courier from Capt Fountains command on Oan- non Ball river says a tesms,er from the south reports number of Indians cam ped pear White Buttes. It IS believed they are preparing for flight into the British possessions. The cavalry moved in thai direction this morning and hoped to intercept them. A body of infantry has been thrown out to guard all passes through which the Indians might try to escape.
 NEW YORK, Dec 1.-The Tribune says: It is uOdsrstOod that the confere- Dce with bankers S+cretrey WindOm intimaied that the free coinage of the silver bill was likely to be passed at the present session of congress un- lees forestalled by action The sug gssticn of Treasurer Husotn that the fractional silver coin should be transfer ed to the bullion account, aud that the secretary should be authorized to issue silver certificates for tt, wss discussed. The treasurer also wished sO include the trade dollar bulliou, which, with the fractional silver, would make fresh is- sue of about S25,0G0,000 currency Another propossl was that the treasury should buy each month, iH addition 60 the legal requirement. of 4,50O.000 ounce of silver, enough moIa to e liIssrsct the retirement of Da.innai bj:,k rotss, The withdrawl of hstionaI nens currency amount Co about S1,251.OO0 a year, and it was propored that ths secretary shruid buy enough silver to make good this 
 RECEIVED WITH FAVOR.
 The proposition that received with the most favor was that the treasury should be author zsd So buy a. Opcs siI the sill yer in sight of American production. i The amount CHE not be ascertgined. ] The official report of the Mercantile | Safe DenOeis company, made to the | stock .eIchanFe yesterday, showed 1 {, 6,296.87S ounces Of silver bullion OF | hand, and sons quarters it was estimat- ed that at least as much more would be brought out b. this Legislation. lt seemed to be the general opinion st the anu 1t wss encouraged by Sec retsry Windosl, that even If the amount was above SI, ,300,00 tbis cOurse would be preferable 90 t. free coiDage bill. About the amount of silver that might have 10 be purchased under th's plan Mir. Morgan said: ''I do not know how much there IS over S10,0O.000, but you might as we'll ask that boy there, for be knows as much about it as do."
 NOTHING DEFINITELY DONE.
 Secretary Windom and the persons who consu ulted with him were agreed CD ,ne point, that DO definite action had been taken as s result of she conference. The secretary authorized the statement hat he had done nothing for the i'm mediate relief of the money market. The only thing that you san say," Mr.