Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-15
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 Trading in stocks began after l2 m. 1t was marked by special vicous at tack by the Bears upon the Villard's
 which brought about the most rapid and The Northern Pacific preferred before ? p. m. had been forced off over F :'"r cent. and the rest of the market sym pathised to some eXtent. It showed some strength toward the delivery hour,
 and the Nor ,hern Pacific preferred rose
 to 5115, but at 2:l5 market was active,
 weak most list at the lowest prices of
 the day.
 DAVID RICHMO SD FAILS. The failure of David Richmond is just announced on the Stock Exchange. The stock brokerage firm of Narr x 1 Friend. of Philadelphia suspended. 1 They say u cir embarrassment is caused by
 | WALKER SON LIABILITIES. The liabilities of Walker < Son, which | are considered heavy are the Willard l agency, S1,000,000; nomInal assets S1 ,3OO,-
 GOO of which oyer S4OO,C60 IS due from
 Nightengale Bros, < Knight, silk mann-
 lecturers, Patterson, N. J., and which | they are unable to meet. DECKER, HOWELL co.
 The failure of Decker, Howell & Co.
 is announced on the Stock Exchange. | There IS panic among the holders oI
 the Willard stocks, and prices for North American and Northern Pacific have
 collapsed, one broker sold l5,OOO shares
 of North American, and 5000 shares
 were sold by other brokers causing de-
 decline of eight per cent. ALGIERs, Nov. 1.-The Sultan of
 Morroco recently had narrow escape
 from assassination by members of bis l black bodyguard, who had been sub- jected to discipline for some t-lfiing of fence. The would-be assasssins were
 promptly executed.
 PAEIs, Nov. IA dispatch from Ro- sario Argentine Republic says that ser lous election disorders have occurred | there in which several persons were killed and number wounded. CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 9-Owning to
 disorders in the Colon plaza Sunday bull fighting has been suppressed in the | Federal district and the governors of
 the States of Mexico will also suppress
 them.
 ANTI PRIEST. Deputy Tateos will present in the Chamber of Deputies bill which if
 made law, will cause three fourtbs of | the clergy to leave Mexico. Nearly all of the existing Catholic churches Tn Mexico belong to the gov ernment, and the bill proposes that only | native priests be allowed to occupy the l pulpits. Nearly three fourths of the priests are Spaniards. A most exciting debate is predicted.
 NEW YORK, Nov 12-Ths Stock Ex- change opened excitedlY at 1915 a. m
 The general list showed gains over last night of to points. The market con- tinues actively excited but the upward
 tendency remalns.
 PRES. TAPPKN TALKS. President Happen, iof the Gallatin National Bank and a member of the clearing house committee says: "Our committee Is now in session and signing certificates, but indications are that the issue will be very small. There is noth- Ing in tEe situation so far that affects the associated banks at all disturbing Receivers White and Slocum of the sugar trust have taken possession of all properties and affairs of the trust. J. c. wALCOTT co. J. C. Walcott and O., announced a suspension. on the Stock Exchange. It is not believed the failure will have any effect on the market.
 The market is at its best and the general list at the highest of the day. The advance on last nights prices range from to 6.
 YREKA. Cal. Nov. 12.-The count of votes in Siskiyou county is delayed by protest filed this morning against further count of the vote on the grounds that two supervisors had bet on the re- suit.
 BOSTON, Nov. 12.-Evelina Rinciswicz, a Polish maiden, was taken to the city hospital thls afternoon, suffering from the etfscts of two weeks self imposed starvation. Three years ago she was en gagged to be married ta neIghbor's son in her native land.
 He came America and began the udy of me, inc in Illinois. Two years ago Eveiina ,a:9e to Boston inI soon secured q situation m the German boarding house at No. Is Lagrange steet.
 The correspondence with her lover continued until last June, when he wrote, breaking of the engagement and asking for the return of his letters and presents. 1
 The poor girl has brooded over the | sad blow ever siIce. and finally took to | her bed Two weeks ago she began to | refuse her food, aLG fer for rtnight has ] endeavored to end her ssmental anguish | by starving herself to death.
 MADRID, Nov. PA Tobacco Factory | burned today. Loss S200,000. Ten thou | sand persons are idle.
 LONDON, Nov PA collision occurred | in the Great Western Railway Station, near Taunten, between freight and a special from Plymouth, conveying passen- gers from the steamer Northam Castle, just arrived at Plymouth from the Cape of Good Hope. Ten passengers were killed and eight injured. The collision was caused by the neglige the sig mailman.
 After the collision the wrecked cars took fire and heartrendIng scene fol- lowed. Men, women and children pray ing and shrleking in thelr frantic efforts to escape from the ruins, and such an awful death.
 Every assistance that could be secured was brought to hand and most of ba ,,+ara rapooua ,-,,,, |