Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-10
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MERIDIAN, Miss, Dsc. I.-The noted Kemper County outlaws Tom ard Vale CT ToIbe-t, for whom posse has been searching for. for months have been fin aily cap Ured. Tom YVES discovered in Neshb2 County yesterday and wounded
 in half a dozen places, but managed 10
 escape. Later realizing the need of at l tentlon for bis wounds he surrendered
 with his younger brother, Walter. Be will be sent to the Jackson panitentiary to serve ous life sentence. Walter
 will be taken to Kemper County to stand trial for the murder of Tom
 Cole.
 LoNDOn, Dec. f.-Creditors of Mrs. Charles Stewart Parnell have accepted plan of settlement by which they will receive their cla ms in full With interest. MANCHESTER, Pa, Dec. l.-George w. Halsle Collector of the International Revenue of the 9th District under Cleveland and father of Attorney Gener- l al Hansle died thls morning.
 McNTEAL, Dee. I'M. Hannon & O.,
 wholesale cheese dealers have failed. Liabilities Sl20,000. Assets unknown. The bank of Toronto is creditor for S60,000.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, L-The supreme court has affirmed the decision of the probate court that Florence Blythe was the illigitimate daughter of the de- ceased millionaire and is entitled to in- herit his fortune.
 WAsHIEGToN, Dec. 1.-En-Gov. Geary
 of Iowa, has formally assumed the du- ties of Assistant Secretary of the Trea- sury. The president has delegated to
 him power to signs treasury warrants and act as Secretary of Treasury in cer- l tain contingencies.
 Los ANGELES, Dec. In the suit of
 Bales vS. the Inter-National Lead Con- | pany of Mexico, the jury gave verdict for the plaintiff with damages of S120,- GOO. The action was breach of contract l m a land transaction, and was tried in the United States Circuit Court. CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 1.-The Ameri- can Health Association are holding their | annual session here. After speeches of | welcome and responses, various papers touching on German subjects were | read. The wealth and fashion of the | city are attending the session.
 WASHINGTON, Dec 1-The body of pr. Scott, President Harrison's father
 in-law has been prepared for burial. It
 has been removed to the East Room where the funeral services will be held this afternoon at o'clock. At their | close it will be taken by special train
 Co hIs home where 1t will arrive to- morrow morning. He will be buried beside the remains of his wife and son.
 The presidential party accompanying 1t 1 will return at once to Washington. The
 pail bearers are Secretary John w. Foster, Attorney General Miller, Post | master Wanamaker, Secretary Noble,
 Ex-Chief Justice Strong, Judge She'll
 abarger' Judge Wiley and Dr. Wharton,
 ST. RAUL, Nov, 3O.-Olicial returns
 shsw Republicans I22, 736; straight Dem
 Ocratic, l00.579; straight Populist, 30,30S 1 POpulist Democratic, 07,0T; Prohi-
 bitionists, 14,079.
 JOLIET, IL, Nov. 3O,-The Stone City | Bank suspended today by reason of q
 run caused by the shutting down on the
 Enterprise Company. The bank was | operated by H. Fish & Sons and was
 thought to be one of the soundest finan-
 cial institutions in the state. The fail ure is believed to be a heavy ore. The 1 trouble begun with the Enterprise Com
 pany confessing judgement for s1S5, 175 and filing a trust deed to Mrs. c. A Miller for SELL
 l It is estimated that nothing less than half million dollars will settle the af-
 fairs of the Enterprise Company. The | affairs of the bank are so involved with ! those of the company that 1t will take | considerable time to unravel the tangle | Many business houses in Joliet kept ac [ counts at the bank and the suspension
 will result in great embarrassment to | them. The greatest sufferers, however
 will be the laboring men, as many en- | plOyees of the company entrusted funds employment and their money involved | It is believed, however, that the banks
 condition IS not beyond resuscitation | There is ever prospect its affairs will be | strengthened speedily. Deposits range ftom S400,O00 to S500000. As to the | mill 1t is not believed there is any possi- | bility of it's resumption. Tremendous
 excitement prevailed among the em- ployees and when the news of the banks
 suspension reached them a riot was
 narrowly avoided.