Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-29


this morning. The comptroller received
notice of the failure of the First Ma
tionsI bank of Cheyenne and Farmers
National bank at Henriqueta Texas.
TACOMA, Wash, July 21.-The
Traders bank failed 10 open it's door.
today.
IN COLORADO.
DENVER, Colo, July 21.-No more
failures are announced here today anC
none are expected. Confidence is being
rapidly restored. Offers of assistance
from the eastern banks have been re.
ceived but We're not needed.
REoPENED.
SAN BERNARDINo, Calf, July 21.-The
First National bank this morning re-
opened its doors for business. Up to
eleven o'clock less than $50 was paid
out while deposits amounting to over
$4,000 were made.
ASHLAND, KY, July ola report has
just been received from Wise county,
Virginia, that a fight took place
Wednesday In that county between
state troops and the Fleemans' gang
of outlaws, in which four soldiers were
killed and SIX of the outlaws mOrtally
wounded.
LONG ISLAND, N. Y, July 21.-Two
entire blocks Of buildings making up
the business portion of the First ward
together with other property, burned
early this morning. More than a hun
dred families are homeless. The loss,
$500, 900, includes IN property destroyed
st. Mary's Rom Catholic church, Just
completed at cost of 100000.
SAN Francisco, July 21.-Captain
Barrett, to whom was attributed the
story that the Mohican had been disa-
bed by the Alexandria, arrived here to-
day on the Walla Walla. He denies
that he ever made any such statement
and says he does not believe the re-
ported fight ever occurred. He thinks
the seizure OF the sealer Alexander by
order of Captain Ludlow, of the Mohi-
can, was the foundation for the story.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The decision
of the United States supreme court in
the case of the Union Pacific versus
Goodridge has Just been reported.
1t holds that all shippers must be
treated by the carrier with absolute
equality and distinctly recognized the
right of the law-making bodies to regu-
late railways through railway commls-
sions, especially that feature of the
state and federal regulation which re-
quires that carriers obtain permission
OF the commission before granting
lower rates to persons and places.
The case was brought under the state
of Colorado, which prohibits discrimi-
nation in practically the same language
in the interstate commerce
law. Discrimination is charged IN the
of coal to Denver.
CADDo, l. T., July ola letter was
received here this morning from one of
the Chcctaws in Jail at Wilburtou, stat
ing that one of the condemned men had
been informed by Judge Holden that
sentence would be suspended until
August l.
New YORK, July 10.-Late this after
noon can of naptha exploded in the
-.
at 211 Wolworth street, Brooklyn, kill
ing j. ID. Campbell and badly inJuring
Samuel X. Campbell, John Weiss, J acob
Weiss and Matthew Derisg. The
building was completely wrecked.
LONDON, July Il. - The American
champion swimmer, McCusker, de-
ieated easily the ex-cham oion English
swimmer, t'lnney, at Blackpool. The
match was for f200 a side. McCusker
has been challenged by the English
swimmer, Nuttal, to race one mile for
$1,000 side.
New YORK, July 2O.-David Nc
Clure was appointed receiver for the
Truth Publishing company on applica-
ton of the directors for the dissolution
Of the company. 1t was Incorporated
in December, 1892, with a capital stock
Of 100000, succeeding to the business
carried on by the News Let
ter company.
CHIHUAHUA, July 21.-The great smell
5er at chihuahua, and the Santa Eula-
ia mines, for which it was recently
built, has shut down to await rise in
the price of silver.
There has been a great decrease in
the amount o. ores shipped from Mex
can mines to smel!ers IN the United
States during th5 past few weeks.
MILTON MILLS, n. H., July 21.-The |
agent OF the Waumleck company issued |
orders closing the mills here for six |
months as soon as the goods DOW in |
process of manufacture are finished. |
The reason assigned is lack of orders, |
except at ruiEous prices. This is the |
irst time in the history of the company |
hat the works have been ordered to |
lease on account of the condition of the |
market, and the result may be serious
blow to the many employees.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Four hundred |
md fifty-four thousand ounces of silver
we're offered fer sala TO the treasury |
department. today at prices ranging |
rom seventy-one and half to seventy
hree. Seventy-five thousand ounces |
we're purchased at seventy-one and
lslf, the balance being declined and the
anne rate rendered. This makes the
otal purchases of silver for the month
hus far 1,023,000 ounces.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-Wbile Treas
rer Morgan is non-committal on the
eport that a defalcation exists in the
lint at New Orleans, it is learned that
be treasury department discovered
ho1tage in the funds IN the mint on
June 20, and a searching investiga-
ion has shown that the recent fire
here was of an incendiary character,
nd was started for the purpose of COW
ring robbery.
New YORK, July PA special meet
lg of the New York Lumber Trade
5sociatIon has been called for tomor-
Nv afternoon to consider the effect of
silver purchasing law upon the pres
ut disturbed condition of finances.
here are about two hundred mem bers
the association and it is already
assured that they Will
unanimously agree to resolutions de
anding the repeal Of the purchasing
ause of the Sherman law and asking
milar associations throughout the
'untry to join with them in this
ovement.