The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-09-14

TIE long-loolSed for personal state. ment of Charles Foster, of Fostoria, O., has been given out. 1t shows resources of face value of s62s,s49 and an ap- praised value of S3ia,25 Total lia- bilities are S750,000.
 JAMES M PENNoCK, the leader in the train robbery near Pacific, Mo, has confessed.
 NANCY HANKS trotted mile in 2:04E at Indianapolis, Ind. Her fastest pre- yious mile was 3:04.
 EX-CHIEF BUsHYHEAD denies emphat- ically the story about his connection with cowboys and syndicate to cap ture a townsite in the strip.
 BY tornado at Lockport, La., five persons were killed, including two sis ters of charity. Many persons were in jured.
 FOREST fires have swept away nearly all the cranberry marshes on the south side of the St. Paul railway tracks near Grand Rapids, Wis. The marshes of Senator Vllas and T, NJ. Nash and Co. hens and Krueger's marshes were burned with buildings and tools.
 THERE is a rate cutting war on be- tween the osceola and the Gulf lines from Clintop, Mo-, to Kansas City.
 THE Western Passenger association has taken sides with the brokers in fighting the Texas anti-scalpers' law.
 R1oTs among the striking English miners are growing more serious and in many instances property at the collier. ies has been burned.
 DEPosIToRs of the defunct Stone City bank at Joliet, ILL, propose to try to have Henry Fish and his three sons in. dicted.
 THE attendance at the worlds fair is assuming large proportions, running nearly 200, 900 daily.
 R. c. DUN's weekly review of trade says that the business and financial outlook undoubtedly shows great im- provement
 IT is now believed that the bandits who were killed after robbing the bank at Delta, Col, were the famous Me Carthy brothers. TIE two Choctaws sentenced to be executed at Wilburton, I. T., were not shot, Judge Holson granting them a new trial at the last moment.
 THE booth plan of registration for strip settlers is said to have been orig mated by two clever men who saw a chance in 1t to work a protitab!e scheme. CHIEF HARRIS, of the Cherokee na- | tion, has forwarded to Washington a vigorous protest against the strip allot- ments as decided upon by the secretary of the interior. | CLEARING house returns for the week ended September ' showed an average decrease of 34 g compared with the cor responding week of last year. In New York the decrease was 3T1; outside, SIS
 THE cholera spreads rapidly in Lozer and Neft on the west shore of Lake Al 1 Sibrah, north Africa. Two hundred | fresh cases have been found in the two ! towns
 SEVEN seamen who shipped at Swan sea, Wales, on the steamship Atna for Red Sea ports have died of cholera The Atna carried largo number of Mecca pilgrims, of whom 200 or 300 died.
 THE whole district around Biarritz, on the bay of Biscay, has been aroused to indignation by the report that the government will suppress bull fighting in Franco
 THE temporary repairs on the battle. ship Camperdown, which was damaged in her collision with Adm. Tryon's flag ship Victoria off Tripoli last June, have been finished.
 TIE national congress of trades unionists at Belfast, Ireland, adopted a resolution advocating bill to regu' late the hours of labor to eight a day in all trades and occupations