Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-13

But the people wanted change Tn gov ernment and they got it."
 CHICAGO, H., May 9.-As soon as news of trouble in the affarirs of the Chemical National Bank became known on the Fair grounds where all official branch of the bank is located depesi- tors made a rush for the administration building where the office is located. They found the doors tightly closed. Among the depositors are a number of foreigners who made severe comments regarding the giving of official sanction to bank which they took for guran- tee. The cashier of the branch has gone to the main bauk to consult with the officials and till he return no ore here can get any information. Presi- dent Higinbotham of the local Worlds Far directory and President Palmer of the National Commission declared the management has done nothing to make the Worlds Fair responsible for debts. The Chemical National Banks meeting of the council of administra- tion will be held this afternon to con- slider tue matter.
 BIsMARK N. D. May 9.-The Supreme
 Court today decided the prohibition
 law constitutional and valid OMAHA, Neb, May 9.-The Union Pacific today took hand in the Color ado rate war by isuing an order to sell tickets from Utah common points to Colorado common points for SIS; round
 trip, S26. The prevailing rates have
 been S25 and S35.
 MELBOURNE, Aus, May 9.-The Bank of Victoria limited, has suspended. A statement last December showed de-
 posits of e7,000,000. The failure is q very important one. The back has
 many branches and 9 London office The capital of the bank is el 100000, | the liabilities are double that sum. RICHMOND, Ma, May 9.-Preparations | for e mammoth demonstration are being
 ma je for the reinterment of the remains of Jeff Davis iD Hollywood cemetery
 May 31. A special funeral tram will leave for New Orleans that night. The address will be made from the portico where Davis took the cath as president
 of the Confederacy.
 YUMA, Ari. May S.-Examination of ex- uperintendent McInernay Saturday fore the grand jury.
 An examination of the prison brought out 32 butcher knives, several daggers, flac cfuncr h0E4fa De phine and other drugs found concealed in prisoners cells.
 WASHINGTON, May S.-Sepator Faulk- ner, chairman of the committee on Ter rltories, selected inadditio0 to himself. Senators Hill, Platt, Bate, and Davis, as q sub-cOm mittee to investigate the condition of the Territories now seeking admission to the Union. Senator Bstte
 and Davis cannot go but the remainder of the committee, accompanied by As stant Sergeant at-Arm- Reade, will start from Chicago June 10, and be gone about five weeks.
 CHICA GO, H., May'9.-The weather is bright and cheerful and the attendance promises to be the largest since the opening day. It is true that many of Als M ny foreign exhibits been installed a considerable time in advance of those
 O. our own country, but If the work be pushed with the rapidIty with which 1t Is going on at present al will bs com plete in less than two wsees. The pro- gram for the day includes exercises by the Catholic Knights Of America this being their day at the Fair. 
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 9.-Republican leaders of various national Republican organizations continue to arrive. It is estimated that by tonIght there will be at least 6OO0 strangers in the city. Busi-
 ness houses ana public buildings are
 decorated with flags aud bunting and this Democratic stronghold is assuming
 holiday attire in honor of its RepuO l. can visitors. The Repu blIcan National committee will hold an informal meeting
 tonight but it is not proba ole it will ect officers before tomorrow or Thursday.
 The National League of Republican clubs will meet tomorrow to elect off cers. The league of college Republican clubs will meet for the same purpose Thursday afternoon.
 GARDEN, Ark, May 9-Three negroes
 were lynched at B5arden early thIs
 morning for the murderous assault
 made last Saturday on Jerre Norman a prominent young business man of that place. Norman died from wounds in1cited with an axe upon his head as he returned home from his store at
 midnight. The mob consisting of 300 were sure they had the right persons as a pocket book and personal effects of Normans found upon them. The pur- pose of the aSsassins was robbery and
 murder. The negroes were taken from
 u officers between midnight and dawn. They begged for mercy but none was town.
 CHICAGO, H., May 9.-The supreme council of the Catholic Knights of America began an important session here today with representatives pres ent from every State in the Union.
 Fifty five delegates were present re- presentIong 600 chapters and 23,000 members. The defaultlDg ex-treasurer Is .here attempting settle his shortage of S76,OO0 by paying S7,0O0 every six months. The sentiment seems to be opposed to such settlement and in favor of the proceeding against his bonds men.
 NEW BEDFORD, May S.-L;zzie An drew BordsE, who has been an inmate of the Taunton jail since August last under indictment for murder on Au- gust 1, in Fall River, of her father, An drew Jackson Borden, and stsp-mother Abbie Durfee Borden, was arraIgned
 his afternoon in the Supreme Court of this city.
 Authorities sought to keep the ar raignnent quiet and preserved the ut most secrecy. However great may have b7en her mental sutferings during ha- cEa rc