Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-12-17

-Nf-h I OINf I(Nb. fG oONit2 GAlAY after maki1E specific bequests to mem bers Of hs family, including houses, pie t res. furniture and sums ranging to S25 600 with lie annUiti 6 of S2.O0O, cre- stas a trust fund of S500,000 for his 8rArdEOos and namesake, Jay Gould, sor o1 George Gould. To George GOul1 ho giyes S5,000,U00 in casa and stock. GsO-ga, Ed vin, Howard and Helen are executors and trustees. All the rest Of the estate Is b5queathed to the executors and trustees in trust, same to be divided i1 X eQual parts invested for each Of the children of George. Edwin, Howard, Frl-k. Hel Il and Anna: the income to Ce paid the children fer life and trus- tee have power t0 dispose of same by wili in favor of issue in case of death.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. '. According to people who are supposed tCknow whereof they speak President Harrison has been sOuuded regarding an advantageous law connection wh'cu may To at his disposal 1t the expiration 0f his term. According t0 one source, he has an opportunity tO become identified with legal firm ln New York and of national reputation while the story in another firm is to the
 
 becoming attached to a large corpora tiOr in the capacity of general counsel In bOln cases the prospective salary mentioned IS toe same as that of the presidential office, fifty thousand dollars per anuum and the president would be requ red tO make his residence ID New York. The reports however, lack auth oritative details. and members of the flanffC off oTo al fop,ilu 1icrlarDn knowledge of the matter.
 WAsHINGroN. Dec. IA petition was presen,ed by Pfeffsr from the citizens 0. Kansas, alleging the ex istence of d comb bnatiOn oetw, en the elevator Peo- pie, millers ard railroad people Of Min neapolis and St Louis, to depreciate the price of grain; referred to committee on agriculture.
 Chandler introduced a bill for the suspension of grafton for one year.
 West introduced a joint resolution which ne said he would call up tOmOrrOw for appointment by President of three commissions % confer with the proper authorities of five civilized tribes of the InOian Territory with view to making such an agreement and arrangement as will induce them to take homesteads in e atty aLd sell he rem alnder of theIr lands to the United States.
 Vest also offered a resolution reciting allegations in the public press charging gross m 'ecCnduct on the part of the cen sUs employees, especially in the state of Missouri. who are said 70 have taken list of voters for partisan use, and also charging cerJsin clerks of the census bureau sent into the state of New York during the recent election to perform partisan service. This started a pOliti- cal discussion which lasted some time. The resolution went over.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-The annual re- port of Foster secretary of the treasury shows the government revenues from al sources curing The past fiscal year tO be 2425, ,S6S, ,260, expenditures, S413, ,953, ,SC6, leaving surplus Of S9,9l4,453 with cash balance ia national banks redemp- ton funds and a few small items an added surplus of 540,750,46S which was applied to redemption bonds and na ti1uai bank notes. The silver market is so unsettled that dealers refuse to give questions. All silver securities are COwu. Paper has declined Is, Mexican sIzss 215, Mexican railway firsts 1 Is, second preferred q. Compared with the fiscal. year of '9l the receipts have fsll5n off 332. .67C,606, the principal losses Uei1g in customs receipts and profits on coinage. There was a gain internal revenue and ID sales in District of Co lumb beads. The interest or the pub lie debt was decreased by S14,169,OOO. The secretary says IL IS impossible to predict effect the proposed radical changes on future revenues but that the only inevitable results of the tariff re- dunJion aggregation will be falling of in ImportaJious and revenues. The sinking fund sIOws S990,5II,Q00 more than Is required by laT. The secretary advocates a repeal of the act authorizing applications of surplus money to pur- chase United States bonds in view of q creasing the national debt and prob abe future conditions of finances.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dee. 29.-At sunrise this morning Dennis Mccarthy, Stephen HiU, Grant Thomas and Nelson Lewis, paid the extreme penalty of law. Hill was hanged for killing Albert Buerman, Me Cartby for killing his wife and unborn child, Thomas, colored, for the murder of Burden Coleman, colered, and Lewis cOlored, for doing to death, George Dean, colored. Mccarthy was a con- firmed criminal. The condemed men all walked firmly upon the scaffold which was erected in hs jail yard. and halting beneath the moses all stood with bowed heads, ex ept Thomas, who looked around and bowed to those whom he knew in the crowd oe two hundred which was admitted to witness the hanging, and glanced as the windows of the jail 4 priest talked to Hill and Mccarthy, and several colored ministers exhorted Thomas and LewIs. The deputies ar ranged the nooses around the condemn ed mens necks.
 McCaIthy yawned as the moose slip ped over his head. Hill was the only one that struggled after the drop fell. la tha cases of the others only slight convulsive witches was observed. Hill was ilAob BlOLOOnNCNl hSaN Og LuC 0OO- tors, then Thomas, then Lewis and Me Carthy last.
 PARIS, Dec. 9.-The report that the directors of the Panama Canal COmpa- ny have been arrested IS denIed at the prefecture of police.
 ABILENE, Kansas, Dec, 9-The State Equal Suffrage Association endorsed Mrs. Lease for the U. S. Senate CHICAGO, H., Dec 9.-Chief Ramsey of the order of Railway Photographers said taIs morning that the side tracks of | the Rock Island road are full of freight cars and its freight business is at a stand stl as d result of the telegraphers strike.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-Williams of Nassacb usetts, introduced into the | House q blll for the discontinuance of silver purchasers after February first