Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-11-21
TELEGRApHIc.

can Bankers association w. T. st.
johns OF New York read paper in
waich he made the following propo-
sia:oDs: Cease buying silver bullion and
restore 10 the United States the coinage
System founded with the mint in 1872,
aud OILY abrogated in 1873. That il,
reopen the nIrts 70 equally unrestricted
coinage for gold and silver, and as thc
! hest method, 20 alioE the owners of goid
and silver TO receive legal tender not s
option; the notes TO be redeemed of
! either coin III the treasuIy's option; but
! the secretary is 10 redeem in bullion at
no less than coin value thereo', on re-
! quest of note olders, moderate coinage
/ to be prescribed and all tne remainder
| be coined ou!y at the secretarS's discIe
! tion, Al gold and silver bullion and
cola resulting Lu be held rs a dollar for
/ dollar metallic reserve for notes out
, stan ing, treasury notes vi 1880 and gold
apd silver certificates When received to
be RET laced by the proposed Eew notes,
p. esenL q; presiuvnS Of tue United States
to De REQUIRED 10 prrcigIm adopt on our
# The European coinage ratio Cor Goid
and s,iYe when ccGtinenial Europe
recpens her mILts to silver, our miDts
hereupn e ouylrg up our silver dGllare
:htE outstanding at premil m of 5
cents each, and replacing ttt m with
silver dollars containing 80 grairs of pure
silver.
DENVER, NV. 12.-General Manager
Dodge, of the RIc Grande Western, pIHc-
tIaally adHItted that the Rio GraDde
~ nusueru uau uLuer consideration plans
o extend il,e une to the Racine coast,
when questioned with reference TO the
report to that effect. In a published
interview he said:
Il told General Manager Town OF
the Southern Pacific come time ago thai
ve intended 10 p-Ild to San Francis
20"
'Has the company surveyed route t.
San FranciSCO!'
Yes, the route is surveyed TO the
Sierra mountaILs. II has not beeD SET
led That the TIutlc branch will be on
zee main line. The distance to San
FRANCISCO will be about The same as the
southern Pacific, 1872 miles,"
Where viii the Western cross the
Slerras?"
"rbat cannot tell you. We have
hTee Or four places in mind where We
al cross tne rage at easy gra Z.
there Will De some heavy work on the
grade along the entire line. The St nth
IN passes through HUMBOLDT valley,
Istancc Of about 3OU mice, where il was
ne cheapest railroad work that l know
y; just like building down the Platte,
will the Western bu Id through
humboldt valley?"
No there is not business enough. W,
.vant 10 get into new territory"
1T is reported the San Francisco
tople are Offering the Western extra
nGucemPrt to build 20 the coast, is the
'epJrt trre?"
irs'ead OF answering 'h, question
aanager Dodge changed the converse
ION.
irh has bean just recei &C here of
dou ble iyrchlng that occurred In Gay
all, Monday night. The lynchlng was
he result Of q negro dance.
New York, Nov. 13.-The United
,;ates men of war Atlanta, Concord ant
ienn,ngton are being fitted out at In.
,rooklyr navy yard, 10 be ready 10 sai
Ir Lhe South \ AmericaD seas by Mon
ay next. The Atlanta has been float
III out pf the dry dock and Will take her
.nmun!tion on board tomorrow. The
bennington has her supples on board
,nd the Concord has fnis he'd coaling
ne flagship Of the Brazilian squadron,
he Newark .is expected TO srIiye heIs
donday.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-The executive |
Unlmittee of tie democratic state COM |
,,iJL.e and the ecutIve committee of
he Missouri branch Of the National |
Democratic club the entire Missouri |
-ongressional delegation, together with |
sHdIng democrats la u Informally ex |
.ressed preference fer WIliiam Hatch
Ils5ouIi for speaker OF the nationa
0usa Of repre- en- 'atives. Hatch ha
.Tmal v Geclhrtd himself candidata |
IT he position.
HLCAGo, Nov. 13.-A nor ible dou tie |
IuiGer was commit, ed last night, the |
cilus # which ure Mrs Il r'zen /. |
.hZen! aLger, who Gept Il saloon, ana
- fifteen Year old kon, GeOI,e The |
oman vas choksd TO death and the |
y Deatsn AID chlked Inc murder
IS evidently !ur the purpose of robbery.
mere IL no cue TO the murderer.
PITTssURG, Nov. l3-The rel ort has |
lst reached reie that the towboat Tide |
this city, struck en oil line in the |
'niO river near ID xmoat. this afterno l.
d ~ exp OsOn follow lg t1e boat wa
nsnmt d ~ a I, W minutes Capt. Jnt |
rm0nd and SIX meu on board are al |
ported LIST.
LATER-UNTRUE.
PITTsBURG, Nov. l3-Report of th. |
struction of the Tide is untrue. Al |
we'll caught fire as the boat wa |
issing.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-The recent gal, |
used ali immense amount OF damage |
/ al parts OF FRANCE and number Ui I
4rsons were killed. Several vessel, |
ere wrecked near Fecamp. on the En
.ish chaGne', but only one man va |
rnwned. Two smacks Of Cherbourgh |
Ith their crews numbering ten men ar,
,lssng.
LoNDoN, Nov. 13-The bark whicl |
esterdsy stranded eff kinsale is TO.
iylfe, from Quebec for LIZ erpool. Tho
fe saving crew rescLed the captain anc
our Of the crew, bnt all the others we're
rownej.
The number Of those who lost their
Yes on the strandIng OF the Gyife il
even.
ROME, Nov. I3-At the in pterratlora'
Oeace congress, In session in this city.
the leading speech was made By Mrs
Mary Ormsby of New YORK. who repre-
5erre1 the American delegation, Mrs
Ormsby's subject was "Real Curse aut
Real Cure of War.
BERLIN Nov. 13-Report is current or
the Bourse that q head of the bank
ing and exchange Ii % locaied al Chariot
lesburg surren tered himse 10 TIA,
police. ccnfess,II that he had misap-
the securities.