Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-01
WHAT he TOLD HIS SECRETARY

CHICAGO, June 2l.-1hs Daily News
Washington special says: "Wheneye
| you hear a Eumor of my sudden death
discredlt it. Such rumors have bser
| oirculat ed about me. They are employ
ed by stock jobbers." Such vas the il,
| juncti VhichISenaior Stanford recent.
! ~ ave his private secretary. John Nc
| CaIthy.
Mc, arthy bad received no formation
from PslO Alto of the senator's deatf
up to l:3O p. NJ.
Yet" he said, 81 have no doubt it j.
true, and that the sudden death is from
heart disease"
MADRID, June 22.-The greatest ex
C tment prevails as the result of dyna
mite explosion near the house of ex-
Prime Minister Castillo last night.
The shock partly wrecked building
near 10y in which a circus performance
was in progress, causing a panic.
The grandson Of the marquis of Hava.
ma. president of the senate, was hit Uy q
piece of failing ceiling and so badly hurt
that he viii die.
The son of marquis of Getadelist was
trampied to death by the panc-stricken
thr)ng. Seven others We're severely
turt in the crush. \ large number
were more or less seriously hurt.
L. is believed the explosion was the
work OF Barcelona, dynamiters and
revOiujioo lists VINO have bsen very
active of Late. Several anarchists,
printers, were arrested Oil suspicion of
bainp ini eresfed in the DioI
DETECTION AND ARRESTS.
MADRID. Suue 22.-Official investi-
CATION OF the bomb explosion ia the
house OF Senior Casonvas del Castillo
has led to The discovery of plot that
embraces anarchists IN several Euro pean
countries. Twenty-three arrests have
already been made and others are ex-
pecte1.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-The Paci-
ic bank has suspended payment. Its
doors will remain closed today and it
is doubtful il they will ever be reopen
ed. The bank has about thirteen hun
dred depos tors who must ii. st be taken
care Of They will IN course Of time
doubtless receive all they invested,
possibly with interest, but they will be
called upon to wait some time.
The Peoples Home Saving bank clos
ed Its doors this morning. It was afflli'
ated with the Pacific bank which closed
yesterday. It's resources are said to fai
exceed its liabilities.
SAN Francisco, June 23.-The
Peoples Home Savings bank failed
to open Its doors this morning. On the
door was the fallcwing notice. "Bani
| closed temporarily in other to protect
depositors ard give time to collect or
securities. We have sufficient assets
more than our liabilities
TO THE RESCUE.
Columbus Warehouse last nigh
decided all bis property to the Peoples
| Home bank that they might raise money
on it to tide them over the crisis Thi
property is in excess of all liabilities o
| the bank. The failure to realize OF
securities imueI ately is the cause o
| temporary suspension. Directors of thu
bank have ordered the regular dividend
to be paid July ]. The stock dividend
will be withheld. Everything is ex
ccedingly quiet and there is not til,
| faintest show of excitement anywhere
| There was a little furry around the Sar
Francisco Savings bank when II opened
but this soon subsidized. Feeling is tina
all commercial banks ara secure foot
ing. The presidents of many Ct then
express themselves as glad that to,
crisis has arrived that they may show
| their sire 9Th.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Clarence s
RayDe, the star p tcher of the Pennsyl
vania University baseball team, dice
last evening.
| WASHINGTON June. 23-Secretary
| Lamont this morning Issued an ordei
| dissoivIDg the military court of inquiry
ordered in connection with the Ford
theatre disaster ard will have civil au
thOrit.es deal with tbs case.
PORTLAND, Or, June 22.-Senatol
| Mitchell received telegram To-Day from
Vice President Stevenson, asking him
10 assist SEN tor White, OF California, in
| representing the United States senate al
| Senator Stauford's funeral. The sen9
tor says it will be imposs bic for him tC
attend, owing to the lateness of the
| pOsiication. He regrets Very much
| that he cannot be present.
New YORK. June Ex-senator David
b Hill has come out IN favor Of free bi
metallic coinage. He believes If the as
| surance is given that the government
will return To the policy allowed previous
to 1873 no difficulty will be found in
repeating the Sherman ct,and not other
wise. 1t is said he will deliver
speeches on this line in Ohio and New
York.
BERLIN. June 23.-Slnking of ground
in Scbmidmeuhl continues. Scores OF
buildings have been rendered unsafe
and many have been completely wreck
ed. Suits Ience of grourd began several
days ago and is attributed to opening
an artesian we'll through which an Im-
meuse an, INT CT water has been ex-
PEELED from an underground reservoir.
Sch midmeuhl is IN Posen and has u,
600 inhabitants.
FREsNo. Cal. June 23.-Ev ms and
Sontag were removed to Fresno last
night at midnight. They were taken IN
a closed carriage to Goshen aud then
taken on the train.
Sheriff Kay and Deputy Sheriffs
Broder and Witty ware the officers IN
charge. Four deputy sheritfs from
Fresno also come down to assist IN the
transfer. The trip from Visalia TO
Goshen was made without incident.
DENVER, June Ex-Governor Waite
this morning ap3Oioted Jackson Orr
and \. j. Rogers mem bers of the II and
police board of this city, vice G.. b
Stone and A. G. Phelps removed. The
officers will likely have difficulty in TAX
ing their seats as tire old officials posi-