Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-08
TELEGRApHIC.

| GIed at l:35 Oclock this afternoon He
was unconscious before death s hours.
Inquest will be held.
| WASHINGTON, July 3.-Sscreiary
Carlisle has decldsd not to resume the
purchase of silver today and has SO
! notified the principal firms that offer
| silver to the treasury on purchasing
| days.
This action is unusual but as the
matter OF purchasing silver on given
days is discretionary with the secretary
OF the treasury he is simply exercising
his right.
The reason assigned in the notice
said the intending officers in the Treas
ury department is that he has net yet
completed the annual settlement made
at the end of each fiscal year at the
United States mint. Whether silver pur-
chases viii be resumed Wednesday next
is left open, not to be determined until
Wednesday comes and circumstances
will then decide the matter.
The price paid for silver when the |
treasury completed it's June purchases
was S0.S22 per ounce. Since then it
has declined to S062 per ounce and is
quoted today at S063S per ounce.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. III. July 3-The |
following notice is posted on the door
of the Albuquerque National bank this |
morning.
THE Albuquerque National bank is |
compelled temporarily to suspend
business"
Thisis brought about by unusual dem
ands of depositors since the suspension
of Californian banks about ten days ago
and absolute impossibility during the
present business depression to call in |
our loans. 1t is confidently hoped We
can soon resume business and that
every creditor Will be paid in full, as
assets greatly exceed the liabilities, |
signed, JOHN A. LEE,
Vice-President. |
WASHINGTON, July 8. - Ex-Speaker |
Crisp arrived this morning and had an
interview lasting twenty minutes With |
Carlisle. Representative Bynum after
wards had a talk with Crisp who said |
be was satisfied the house would coneent |
to an unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man law.
DENNER, July 3.-Henry Starr and
Kid Wilson, OF the notorious Starr gang
of train and bank robbers, together with |
Stars wife and about $1,000 in gold.
captured in hotel at Colorado Springs |
wi
ed under assumed names. The robbers
were taken unawares and arrested with
out resistance.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-In view OF
repeated violation of the law to cell |
goods on exhibition at the Worlds feir
without payment OF duties on them
the secretary OF the treasury has direc-
ted the collector OF customs at Chicago
to hereafter see that the law is strictly
enforced and the guilty partIe
punished. tits declared that leniency
heretofore exercised on account Of
circumstances has not been appreciated.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Tha BimetalIic
legue will issue call for convention at
Chicago, July 25th.
The call will denoupce the conspiracy
against silver; set forth the alleged evils
10 result from its denomination lnveg-
ed against gold standard; depec: the
benefits to accrue by uniting the
parity OF the two metals. The con-
ventiOn will be purely ways and means
to prevent the repeal of the Sherman |
law.
The call was issued by President
Warner, congrsssman-elect, Of New
lands, Nevada, Lee Crardall, editor Of s
Tie Railroad View and Executive Com
of Nevada.
NEWPORT, r. L. July 3.-(Bulletin) I
The United States torpedo station is on
ire.
NEWPORT, r. l., July SIT was later Ii
earned the fire started in a gun cotton | C
factory on the site of Ole Fort George. | I
)n the west side of the island, and rs a
soon as discovered the removal of a ] y
arge quantity of gun cotton stored in | y
he building was begun and nearly all n
lad been removed when the fire reached il
Z, causing an explosion and killing O
Frank Laughlin, Jeremiah Harrington [
ma injuring Michael Raafdon. John 7. | {,
Z. E. Copeha.t seriously o
nd a few others SLIGHTLY. The fire is b
low under control. The building in | 81
Which the explosion occurred is a COM II
,!ete wrecs. In
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The effect of "
he announcement of an extra session Il
Ipon the senators and representatives d
vas very marked. Isl
Senator Voorhees,, chairman of the "
nance committee, first knew of the r.
act when informed by an AS q
ociated Press reporter. He was not p
urprised. "That being the case.r said | u
be senator, cit will rot be long until II
ye are again at work. Inasmuch as b
ongress has to deal with this subject of a.
nance it is Well that We get about il, u
nd the sooner the better. ] do not fr
now that congress can or will bring re
alief to the country. Certainly, to my ar
lind, it deserves prompt and decisive &c
ction, especially in view OF the fact vi
lat everybody seems to be depending lis
pom congress for a solution of our sd
nancial troubles. | think the presi- -
emit has acted wisely, and | have no fri
Oubt that as soon as congress gets I'M
1wn to work if will renaal tho Sber 16
an act. / voted against the DILL when "a
came up on aye and nay vote, when it 81 81
lssed, and told the silver men who sup yWeSa
)rted it that il was net the legislation '0'
ey needed for silver, and that they
9uid live to regret the day they sup
,rted it. That day has come, and for 10
le SHALL vote for its repeal II must | NJ
1t be understood, however, that abate str
single jot or title of my adherence TO pa.
e coinage ard the use of silver as soc
Oney under proper regulations for it's to
.rity with gold ine
EX-PRESIDENT HARRISON. Il
NE
New YORK, July 3.-Ex- President the
arrison, when seen at the Fifth Ave- up'
Ie hotel tonight and asked as to his pu|
lniOn on President CleyeiRnd's call cor