Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-24
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age in the Nashville freight office of this city of at least s5OOOO. Agent Nc Court and Cashier Shotwell have been dismiss ed. The company has attached Me Courts property on claims of the amount of s3O,OOO.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The important case of Henry Yesler, plaintiff in error vs. Beard harber lines commissioners of the state of Washington iavolvlBg har- Dor rights of great value along the water front of Seattle today was dismissed by the United States Supreme court for want of Irisdiction.
 CHICGo, H., Dec. 19.-Dennis Sibley a | member of the board of trade made an assignment this afternoon. Liabilities S27S.000.
 | WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.-General Scho- | fed Ia speaking of the Texas border troubles today said it had been decided to transfer the Seventh Cavalry now at Fort Riley, Kansas, to the department of Texas as soon as possibl and to transfer the Third Cavalry nov in Tex as to Fort Riley, bat that the departure of the ia-t named troops will be delayed until alter the present troubles are ended.
 1 ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 19.-The Rus- sian senate has promulgated law re- | quirinR that Jewish artisans shall only reside in places where official boards oi trade exist. The pretense being that | tha Tono l0a off lively under official regulation and super vision. Official boards of trade exist in only about ten per cent of the towns in Russia, and the decree therefore means addition to the misery and oppression under which the Russian Jew already labors.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 19-Shortly after noon there was wild sscene bordering on a panic at the stock exchange. It ap. pears that a pool in Chicago gas had decided to dissolve and the members were compelled to take up their hold ings. One firm began to sell their stock and the room soon caught the drift oi affairs and began raid industrials vic. iously. To add to the fever, none bid up to 40 per cent. Traders frantic threw over their holdings regardless of price.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 19.-This morn ing the vault of the city treasurer at the City Hall was found open. A number of papers therefrom had been placed on the table and burned. Later it was learned that Ed Forrestels son and as sistant City Treasurer Forestel had com mitted suicide.
 SING SING, N. Y, Dec. 19.-Fred Me Guire was electrocuted in the prisor this morniAg. Mcclure was a farn hand in the employ of Noah Gregory a Middletown, N. Y., and the crime for which he has paid the penalty was tho brutal murder of his employers wife fOI the purpose of securing S10O known tC be in the house.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Althougf doctors do nst hold out any hope O permanent recovery, the family fe-l tht crisis ot yesterday Is past and that per haps the patient may be spared. It ii said he sat up short time this morn ing and talked in very cheerful frame of mind.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-At 9 o'clsck this morning 8 reporter who called al Blaine's residencs was tod that the ex- Secretary was awake and hls condition no worse than yesterday afternoon. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The house passed the bill increasing the pensions of Mexi an war veterans.
 | CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Gas broke from 90 3-4 to 83; whiskey trust from 64 tc 57; American sugar from 1O6 1-2 to lO= l3-4. After 12:30 the excitement sub sided somewhat and substantial reoov cries made a bull improvement whicf was not fully maintained.
 HELENA. Ark, Dec. 20.-A week agc s. NJ Apperson a contractor, brough over hundred convicts to work on th' Iron Mountain road. Many unemploy ed men are here and they protested against the bringing of convicts to work Yesterday eighteen convicts were taker violently ill with all the symptoms o arsenical poisoning. Four are already dead. Three others will die. The stom ach of one of the dead men will be ana lyzed at once.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-The celebrated trotting stallion, Stamboul 2:712. the property of the late Walter Hobart oi Hobart farm, San Mateo, Cal, was solo by auction at the American institute building this forenoon for s41,OO0. The purchaser was pr. Hartman a banker ot this city who owns a stock farm IT Orange county.
 The sale was attended by large number of bidders including some ot the most prominent turfmen in the country. StambouPs appearance wal praised. He submitted to examination with much docility.
 Five minutes after Stamboul was solo Carson one of the executors of the Ho- bart estate said he would give Hartman 5000 to withdraw bis bid. Harrimar had then left the building.
 | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The treasury department WAS kept fully and prompt ly advised of the progress in the stock market in New York today, and SecTe tary Foster was in conference with hls assistants several times upon the situa tion. After the department closed As sistant Secretaries Gear, Spauldlng anC Lamberton gathered in the Secretary, room and discussed the events of tn, day. The secretary said In answer to question based on the report printed III New York that he was much excited over the matter and intended to go t. New York and consult New York bank CTS: II am not going tc Now York tC confer with bankers or anyone else abou the financial situation. It did not pre- viously occur to me-"
 "As to gold in the treasury" cOntin ued the secretary, I've are all right Last month the exports from this coun , try amounted to 7,0O0,C00 of dollars, bu the treasury lost only S500,0C0. The re . | carva ia fiye5 at SIO0 0OO 0OO and I hayt