Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-05-13
TELECRApHIc.

morn nt previ Us to the calling of the Stock Exchange aJ 10 o'clock. Every
 one was look.n forward t. a possible
 calamity. Some p r hauce felt their ] t1es were over the edge of a sheer pre- i cir ice not kuowjlC. out that he d-v.lo3-
 msDts of au hour might push them clean over the brink into the hlauci
 pit. There was a scurryiDg of men and
 bays, rushing into this, and hurrying 1 out of that office where their iutereses were centred. Meanwhile the calm
 bands on old Trlnity's grim clock dial
 crept up to the hour when the turmoil
 should begin and another day that
 wears the flesh and nerve of men should be usheIed in.
 Any fond optimist who imagined
 before the opening that the market
 might stIffen at the outset was disap-
 pointed. Evary eye was on cordage ard there was movement enough within ten
 minutes after the sounding of the gong
 to engage every eye. The appoint
 ment of receivers fer the National
 Cordage Co. late last night as occasion
 for the further oreak m pre- 'errt stock
 this morning. It closed yesterday at
 6, and dropped ths mCrnlng to 45.
 All other stocKs are equally weak. | Manhattan Elevated went Gown at a
 great rate, wlpIng cut all margins cn a
 slump from 12S to 11534. Progress was
 stayed at that point ard rally to 120 | followed, but it sid eff again 10 l16.
 Soon after opening there were renew 1 als f yesterdays rumorS that $. V. | White was in trouble in connection with cordage. Before three quarters of an hour after opening the slump in that | stock became too great for hIm to stand | Rnd he went down before the storm. | After II o'clock the excitement aOated
 somewhat. Although prices advanced | slightly breaks would occur whenever a
 pressure was made to sell. The failure
 of W. l.. Patton S O., was announced
 early in the day.
 CARSON, New, May Soldier Walker
 whipped Sacramento Turner last night
 before the Carson Club in 15 rounds.
 CHICAGO, H., May 5.-Lowering B. clouds presaging rain and bleak winds 1 from the north made attendance at the 1 Worlds Fair very light.
 NEW YORK, May 5.-Three Chinamen will be arraIgned in the United St 'tes ! Circuit Court tomorrow for the purpose of testing the constitu tionallty of the 1 Gsary law. The cases will be conducted
 accord ng to the program arranged be-
 tween the UGited States government
 and the Six Chinese Companies to ex- | pedite an arrange ement of decslOr. WASHINGTON, May At is learned
 at the 5 ale Department that inc refus l al Of the Ru s all consul iG New CrS l to recocn z- tba passport issued 10 Mrs. 1 Schwartz by th5 State Department on 1 sle ground that sine is q JrW-ss, l. in accordance with the laws of Russia. If Mr. Schwartz g. hou.d make complaint l O Secret ry Gresham she ws.i If neces- | sity ba informed that he coul3 do no -- ug in the matter, because the rules governing Russian crsuar ellie r. prohibit them from coun er-isniug Hry paper intended fir use in RUss.a by Jews.
 WASHINGTON, May An official statement of the gold in the treasUr
 made to Secretary Carlisle, for use, at the cabinet meeting showed gold in the treasury to be, 597 C1,000; gold in transit, s556, ,O00; total, S97, ,957 ,000. Tn re
 IS some ialk of $ cretsIy Carlisle going to New York for another conference with the bankers there, but nothing positive can be learned about it. The total gold in the country, as estimai ed by the treasury official circulation state ment, aggregates S6l3 .000,000, of which S51S, 100000 is in circulation.
 LONDON, May 4-The British Women's Temperance conference sat today from morning till evening. There were S99 delegates present. Miss Frances E. Willard, the head of the American WomaD's Christian Temper arce Union was invited to a seat on the platform. The days proceedings were enlivened by number of speeches in winch bitter srd personal attacks we e indulged in. In the ballot for president Lady Somerset was reelected by a majority of 61. The minority thereupon left the convention in indignation, de- ;laring that the introduction of politics
 into the association works would split the organization and ruin the temper aDce cause.
 PROVIDENCE. R. I. May 4.-When the late Mrs. Josephine A. Barnaby, whom pr. G ayes Is accused Of poison ing, left for the West, sfe carried with her, according to her friends, quantity of valuable je gelfy. Dr. Graves himse If -fa l ha bnr C CQoe received tnat some one should go to Denvr at once to look after Mrs. Bar uaby's personal effects which included, the doctor said, am nd ie~elry to the value of S:0,0C0. The iewelry was for wsrded to Denver to the administrator here and when he came 70 turn It into | cash he was inform d that many of the supposed costly diamonds were paste | and that even the settings of some of the | articles We're base metal. A solatare | ring that he supposed would bring ST. | 000, cost probably 5 and the whole lot | was not worth Oae-tw4lfth of ths estI- | mated value Ore diamond necklace in | the satchel could not be found at all | T ae discovery caused surprise and much | talk. Another discovery is that the two | rooms in this city which were supposed | 70 be filled with the personal eff cts and 1 wearing apparel of Mrs. Barnaby have teen ransackei and everything If value aken away.
 CHICAGO, Iu, May 5.-Ola and Mer- cedes two beautiful daughters Of a Teathy widow f thls city disappeared weeks ago. The girls were found in he Lal.nj hotel tlis morgi-g iu an s c.rd.i,u having taken m -.aiue wi h sU c.da in-e. | he eau ot he de-i was 'ove d far whi-u met with ci-appro,al or tse fam ". Ola ra since G!ad Her lS.ar Wi |