Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-07-23

Oc9ucliuce anu merrlJOQ J0l6 morning. Four persons reported to have been killed.
 CAMDEN, Ark July 18-The report that J. G. kelsO, president of the Magnolia bank, of the Gate city bank of TexaIk- ana, and vice-presideUt of the Ouachita Valley bank of this city, being a defauIt- CT 10 the extent of S70,000 and had left the country Is confirmed. The last heard of him he was in St. Louis. WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Ih he ways and means committee or the house tbIs morning adopted resolution providing for the final abjOurnmeut of congress on 1 tho 20th, unless something unforeseen arises. It IS believed that It will be ad- opted by both houses.
 PITTsBURG, July 1'.-This afternoon Information was lodged before an alder man charging murder against Hugh 0 Donnell principal leader of the Home stead men, John M. LuckIe, Burgess, of Honest 9ad, and five labor leaders in the recent Homestead troubles, They are specifically charged with the murder of T. J. ConnoIs and Sllas Wayne two Pin kertoLs. kIlleG in the recent fight. l HOMESTEAD, July Is. The ms chanical committee awaited upon Superinteu- dent Potter of the Homestead works | this morning. Mir. Potter refused to admit to his presence any committee ex- cept Chairman Lamb who remained n ] coDfe renee fully an hour. At the con clusioD Of the conference general meet ing Ot employees of CarnegIe,s mechanl- cal department was called for p.m. | PrTTsBURG, July 18.-David Lester. miltiam an whilst drunk this morning ran bayonet into Frank Calhoun in- fiictng wound that will prove fatal.
 A dozen of the best educated aud most conservative of the locked out men atIHomestead, left for the east this morning with great secrecy. It is be- l lieved they have gone tO labor with lot of Belgians who are sad to be on their way to take the places of the amalga- mated men.
 PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 1S.--No change on the sit Iation at Carpegie's union mills this morning. The foundry, forge and mechanical departments are still IL l operation. The rest of the deparme euts a silent. None of the men who struck last week are responding to the com pany's invitation to ret urn to work. Se- cretary Lovejoy says the company re- ceived more applications for work than there were places at present.
 ST. PETERSBURG, July 16.-An expedi- ton under the command of Captain Sadoff has started for Pamir, the coun- try for which Csptain Youlhu's baud was expelled some months ago by the | Russians and for which expulsion Rus sia subsequently, apologiZed to England.
 NEW YORK, July 16,-The weekly hank statement shows ihs following changes: Reserve, increase S4, ,630, ,125; loans, decrease S9,75l, 400, specIe, de crease S575, GOO; legal tenders, increase 3340o, ,IOo; deposits, decrease S6,6S6, 100; circulation, decrease S2S0JO The banks now hold SIS, 9,26S,55O in excess of the requirements of the D per cent rule.
 1 PHILADELPHIA. July 16.-Mrs. John HsrkIns, the wife of a Frankfort mecha- nic, living at 533 Pear street, surpassed all previous records by giging birth to four girl babies. Both mother and chIl- dren are doing we,l. The father seems scarcely to realize bis good fortune when
 informed of the arrivals.
 LONDON, July 16.-At 2:3O D. m. the returns show the election of 265 cOnser- valves, 45 l. b ril-UnIonists, 262 LIber- ais, 64 Anti ParnelIits-, Parnellites. and 3 Laborsts. This gives the gov ernment 2lO members and the opposi- tion 338.
 | DENVER, July 16.-Wm. Gilpin, aged l7, son of ex Governor Gilpir. fell from a two hundred foot precipice, Near Pine I DI f y killed, his body rolling to the Platte rIyer. His companion, HerbertC Dean jumped quite distance in an attempt to save GIlpiE and was severely injured
 CITY OF MEXICO, July 16.-Finance Minist r Romero is dangerously Ill.
 It IS alleged that SenOr Candelero HereZ, Judge of Llallenajc, in the state of Zacaie ecas, recently burned two sus- pected criminals to death while trying 70 obtain confession from them through tortur., The government has ordered an investigation of the horrible affair. It Is said of the same judge, that some tune ago. he adopted just as summary and unlawful measures With another criminal.
 | Nine prisoners accused of being rob bers have been shot by the authorities of Tu!a, in the st tate of Hidalgo, without having been placed on trial.
 PRAGUE, July 16.-Great apprehension IS felt here as to the impending change m the Austrian Rtapdsrd coins. The gold crown IS to rerlace the silver florin, and great things are expected from it to the benefit Of Austrias future position in commerce financial and economic quar- | hc hnnuhr in markets, and tax payers are looking | forward to 1t with fear The conversion of the silver fiorn into the gold crown wlll certainly fill the pockets of the l | highest tinancier. A new loan of three l hundred and twelve million forins will | lnaugurate this financial operation. NEW YORK. July 16.-The executive l l committee of the Republican National | Committee met here this afternoon. | Among those present were J. $. Clark l son of Iowa, John R. Tanner of Illinois, | Henry c. Payne of Wisconsin, Thomas | H. Carter of Montana. Neither Chair man Campbell of Illinois, nor vice Chairman de Young of California, was Tn attendance.
 w. A. Sutherland of New York was made temporary chairman. Whitelaw Ieelu Was cdileu Ill cOnsulLaLlOn Dy the II committee. Campbell's resignat on as Chairman of the National Committee vas accepted and recess was taken with out choice of his successor.
 After the adjournment the committee and some of It's advisors at luncheon discussed the situation, ana when the coffee and cigars were finished, Thomas H. Carter of Montana, was prevailed upon to take the chairmanShip. The committee returned to the Fifth Ave nue hotel and placed its official stamp on the recess arrangement. When the