Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-12-19

courthouse this evening. Il. w. Wood
was elected chairman, and w. +. Staun-
ton s. secretary. Speeches were made by
prominent citizens, and forty delegates
J. were selected TO represent Tombstone at
# the Ell Paso silver convention. The
delegates are solid for free coinage and
Q propose to have themselves heard in
1t Wall street in loud tones and not as a
Y voice from the Tombstone.
4 The delegates appointed are: z. b.
y, Gage, C.. ". Leach, ". f. Staunton, II.
i J. Gray, l.. E. Auberry, B. S. Coffman,
y Ben Cook, @. w. Cheyney, G. S. Nc
| X Meade, VIM. Herring ID 4. Mackiel.
Chss. May bush, Geo Severn, T. e.
Earl.-J. Y. VIckers, r. J. Ufen. Chas.
: Engle, John Shaughnessy, Martin Cos
t tello, j. n. McDonough, Geo Brain, j.
, II. Stradiuger, Thomas A Soriz, S. c.
, Bagg, A. '. Paradee, +. HerIerc, John
i Gray, S. H. Bryant, A. Ashman, \ II
Manuel, George j. My ers, F. l.. Moore
4 w. II. Shllwell, Il. w. Wood, F. y
WoicOtt, Herbert Gags. A. Banning, j
ID. Martin.
> PHILADELPHIA, Dec. -Comptrollre
of the Currency Lacey has seut to Gen.
b. +. Fisher, receiver of the Spring
/ Dduh, Il u6u1dnu Ou lne
} holders for 100 per cent assessment on
, each share Of the capital stock held by
them AT the time of the baak's failure,
the assessment aggregating $4,000 TO
be used in the payment of debts of the
) bank. The comptroller iuCtt er in
structs the receiver that the assessments
are to be PAID before January 10. 1892,
and directs that all necessary proceeding
by suit or otherwise be taken to enforce
individual liability of the stockholders.
New YORK, Dec. 10. The Brooklyn
police have al rested man named Ian
dick on the charge of conspIrlDg to blow
! up the building at No. 2l2 Broadway |
New York, in which are the Offices of the |
| Associated Press. Landick said bark- |
ar in DO Broadway had overreaehed |
him in bono transaction. The impress |
sion prevails that Landick is crazy.
WASHINGTON, Dee. -. - Secretary |
Blaine and President Harrison held
long conference yesterday, during which |
MIR. BlaiIe urged the appointment Of |
Stephen b. kIkins as secretary of war.
1t is reported on good authority that if |
! MIR. Eikins gets the war portfolio that |
! Mr.. blaine will retire from the presi
| dental race in 1892 in favor of Ir Har-
rlson.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Dec. 12.-The wealth
er bureau states that unofficial reports
| indicate that the temperature last nigh
| fell totwenty sSiS degrees below ; gro at
Haliecks, Nevada; twenty below. at
| Carlin, sixteen below at Elko and fifteen
below at Boca, California. Temperature
was at a freezing point at Fresno and
! Yuma this morning.
San FRANCIsCo, Dec, Decem ber IL
In the superior court Judge Wallace
this afternoon the jury filed pre-
sentiment against John II. burst, to re-
move him from the Office If city and
county attorney, on the ground that he
violated his duty by endorsing certain
illegal corrections IN the assessment roll.
whereby number of tax payers secured
large reductions of their assessments
IL Is stated some 400 corrections were
allowed and that in one instance the re-
ductioD ammOunted to 100000. burst
claimed the correction were made be
cause of clerical errors.
No action was taken against Assessor
SieDe.
WAsHINaroN, Dec, l2.-Secretary Eos
ter is better and stronger than at any
time since he was taken Ill. He is still I
weak, however. f
GENOA, Dec. l2.-The boiler of the :
italian steamer Calabrai, which left this
morning for Naples, exploded, sinking
the steamer. Thirty-six persons were .
on board, and twenty-one were drowned. I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The speaker t
announced the appointment of commits q
tees, of accounts Rusk of Maryland, i
chairman, an ! OF milea 70 Castle of Mimi. {
adjournment was taken until Wednes~ i
day.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 12-The first
graduating class Of the school ship Sar-
atoga held it's commencement here The ,
graduates numbered fifty one. The boys
are the first pupils sent out by the PENN {
sylyania Nautical soaool.
SACRAMENTO. Dec. IA rumor was
started today that the Sacramento banK :
was in "shaky" condition, and in a Q
short time large crowd of people gath q
cred to Withdrew deposits. The mana~ c
gers Of the bank We're ready for the run &
and promptly paid ali demands, and the :
bank is considered financially sound. 1t /.
has on hand over a quarter of million U
dollars in gold, besides money in other a
banks immediately available v
SAN FRANcIsCo. Dec. Il. - Harry :
Miller, son OF Joaquin Miller, who held I
up the Ukiah aud Eureka stage, was I
held this afternoon by United States )
Commissioner Sawyer in ten thousand O
dollars bail on the charge of attempting !
to rob the u S. mail
CoRPus CHRISTI, Dec. 12-It now /
transpires that after his attack upon G
Para, Mex, last month, Catariao CARA q
crossed the border at Palita Blanco. fol-
lowed by Colonel Aguirre and his com .
mand. Cara and his followers were Q
seen entering coach on The train bound Il
for San Antonio yesterday. Colonel c
Aguarre, who is on GdrZI's trail, thinks 4
that the reyOlutionist will endeavor to :
cross back into Mexico at Eagle Pass. =
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10.-Sheron and I
Crawford, the two lads yesterday found
guilty of numbering Dawson, another
boy have been sent TO the catholic Re
formatory, their ages precluding the in K
Fiction ot capital punishment, Sheron Is s.
years old and Crawford his companion e
iii u i'iI0 OHiS "' lawson Ihc NlCI III p" dS n
about 8years. n
LoNDoY, Dec. PA dispatch to the :,
Times from Valparaiso. says the United q
States cru ssr Baltimore has sailed for d
California. The Times correspondent I
reiterates the statement OF the proposal o
discussed by the finance committee of
the senate. to abolish the Chilean lega-
tiOn in Washington.
BosToN, Dec. 12.-The October state $,
ment of the Union Pacific railway :,
whole system shows net earnings S2,OO4,- :
900; increase $4,000. u
LONDON, Dec ia dispatch from d
Rio Janeiro declares the financial sItua- =