Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-07-29

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leage, General Won Saff. Ring, in the re-
cent fodder debate in the Re iohs ag, was
most unfortunate. The emperor was
chagrined that Bavaria should have dis
comfited Prussia, and les fall remarks
that were repeated to Ven Kalteborn-
Stachua, who wGs left small option but
| to resign.
| The emperor has ordered that no
army maneuvers be held anywhere ID
Germany unless absolutely certain that
the distr CT IN which il is proposed to
| hold them will not be damaged.
| Comments in the papers here on the
F'ranco-Siamese dispute are llstiess. and
are only noteworthy for their declara-
TOES OF friendly neutrality toward
| France.
A duel has been fought in Gcunewald
| between Professor FromhOld, nephew
| OF Admiral Livonim, and Lieuten6nt
| hleln, one or the reserves. They quar-
relied about lady. Lieutenant Klein
was wounded in the hand. Both duelists
were arrested, but will probably escape
with two days Imprisonment.
| The imperial budget, IN which a large
| denclt was expected, shows Il difference
| OF l,ll4,UOO marks between receipts and
| expenditures.
DENVER, July PA meeting will be
| held here to devise means of taking care
OF the destitute, who number over 5000.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.-The Back of
Commerce did not open It's doors this
| morning.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 25.-The Indian
| apoIis National bank failed to open it's
| doors this morning.
The indianapolis National was con-
sidered one of the strongest banks in
the city, and was designated as the re-
pository of the United States.
The Bank of Commerce has not been
one of large deposit, and the failure
will not have much effect locally. Now,
at IL o'clock, heavy ran is being made
on the Indianapolis bank.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 25.-The Wis
corsin First Marine Insurance bank
closed its doors this morning.
The Milwaukee people had become I'M
| buad with the idea that this old bank
was the Gibraltar of finance and could
not credit reports that it bad closed
The city of Milwaukee has S1.60O00O in
| the bank and will probably have tenn
pororIly to suspend payment.
The bank was the depository of the
| Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road.
| aad arrangements have been made for
| the payment of checks drawn on that
bank by the Wisconsin National bank.
BIG DEPosIToRs TO THE RESCUE.
Runs were at once started on a num-
| Der of other banks, but az each large
| deposlt0rs came to the bFnk's assistance
| and officers assured those interested they
| were perfectly safe. The general opin-
ion ls the worst is past.
The Bank of Commerce, known as
Mitchelfs bank, has fallsd A notice on
ihe door says it is closed on account of
the monetary stcingency.
The statement On the LIST places the
| resources at SS,946,344; Liabilities due
depositors, $3.50, 5O4; due others, $780,
600.
SANDUsKY, Ohio, July 25.-The G. B.
Hodgm6n Manufacturing company
manufacturers Of cOOparage and bridge
tlmbers and wholesale deale! in lumber,
has gone into the hands Of a receiver.
AZ 10 ObNlcISlDOO lIie dCIiJn W DIS nor on
account of insolvency, but to protect
the concern and secure an extern
sion. The firm employs several hundred
men.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 25.-The Louis
vile Bank OF Deposit has failsd
The Fourth National bank has as
signed.
The Merchants National bank has
suspended.
ST.. LOUIS, July 25.-Ripper & Bror-
son, iron merchants, assigned this
morning. Liabilities, $4,000; assets,
probably same.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Enterfng OF con-
fession of Judgment in favor of the
Continental National Dank by Psrkhurst
Wilkinson, iron merchants, caused
tde firm to as ign. Assets, 81 ,O00,0G0;
liabilities not stated.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July % "A World
fair excursion train on the Baltimore &
Ohio road was wrecked near Akron this
morning. Three coaches were derailed
by spreading of the rails, and thrown
over an embankment. Il is reported
taat many were seriously injured, but
none killed outright.
PARIS, July 25.-Yesterday's an
nourcemeEt that France had notified
the powers Of her intention to blockade
the coast of Siam is premature. The
notice has not yet been sent A con-
ference between the foreign office and
British ambassador on the Siamese
question will be held tomorrow.
Topeka, Kas, July 25.-Eleven COM
panles of militia have been put in
readiness to start for the scene Of the
miners troubles. The situation is
critical.
WEIR CRY, Kas., July 25.-Over 500
negroes have arrived ands-are qubrtered
in the stockade. All are armed and
are being drilled.
PORTLAND, July 25.-Vice President
Stevenson and party arrived here this
morning at Salem.
The vice president was welcomed to
Oregon by Governor Pennoyer, who in
a speech called attention to the hard
times prevalent in Oregon and at
tributed the business trouble II the |
financial policy of the government dur
ing the past two years.
He declared that the simple repeal of |
the Sherman law would be violation !
of the pledge of the democratic party |
to the people and called on the vice pres |
ident to use his influence toward |
Sc uring the use both of gold and silver |
as stand nd money of the country.
10 reply the president said he would |
endeavor 10 cooperate with those who |
have in view the best interests of the |
common people OF the land.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-There as
come Withdrawing of funds from the
banks this morning, mostly by small |
d5positors, but nothing like a general
run. It is believed the trouble is over.
THE ERIE IN 4 RECEIVERS HAND.
New YORK, July 26.-D. o. Mills
said TO lie one of the largest holders of
Erie seconds, says in regard to the road
hang mt into the hands of a raceiver |