Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-08-05
TELEGRApHIC.


G.. Katz, chairman of the federated trades
Ken, clgarmaker, was arrested under
the act CT 1882, now included IN tn,
Geary act, was found guilty by Commits
sIoner Vandke two months ago arc
sentenced to two days impr sonment a
San Quentin.
Appeal was taken to the United
States district court and today Judge
Ross decided the section of the Geary
act providing for imprisonment at hare
labor was in contravention of the con
stitution of the United States and an
unjust and infamous punishment
where no crime was committed.
He held the rest of the act valid and
ordered the Chinese deported and
denied the stay of execution asked for
by the defense.
OMAHA, Neb., July 3l-Hereafter Sat
urday will be a holiday without pay In
The Union Pacific shops all over the
road. THIS is don e in order not 10 re-
duce the working force.
LONDON, July 3L-The regatta of the
Royal Yacht club took place today of
the Isle of Wight. 1t WIGS woD by the
Prince of Wales Brittanla, Lord Dun
ravens Valkyrie, second, Royal Phelps
Carroli's Navahoe third. Interest at
tached to the sailing of the last-named
vessel as the American challenger for
several cups.
NEVADA, Cal, July 31.-At l o'clock
this morning John McLaugh.iH, who
Charles Runge Saturday
night, was surrendered by his bonds
men and lodged in Jail.
His bail was at the same time raised
to $4,000, owing to unfavorable symp-
toms of the injured man.
Last evening some miscreaDts at
tempted to blow up the water pipe be-
longing to the Providence Mining COM
pany. He exploded stick Of giant
powder on top of the pipe, but only sue
ceeded IN causing partla! break.
Enough water continued to flow through
to keep pump gong until the line
could be repaired. The outrage was
probably committed as demonstration
Of disapproval because the company
had emplt yed Mclaughlin as for eman.
Miners and citizens generally condemn
the act as Infamous a. d if the perpe-
traitor is detected 1t will 60 hard with
him.
ASHLAND, Wis, July 31.-The First
National bank failed owing to a steady
run on the deposits. The resources
July 10 were S396,4S9. Runs on other
banks are the consequence.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 81. - The
Springfield Savings bank failed this
morning; deposits, 100000. l. will pay
in full. Other banks were not affected.
No further trouble is expected.
PORTLAND, Ori., July 31.-The First
National bank, of Eat Portland. failed
10 open its doors this morning. Officers
DE- the bank say the suspension is tenn
porary. a statement published July II
shows the resources of the bank $685.
100; deposits, 100000.
THE DALLEs, Or, July 31.-Tbe First
National bank here closed its doors this
morning. Suspension is due to closing
Of the Commercial National bank, of
Portland.
PENDLEToN, Or. july 31.-The Pendle-
jon Saving bank has temporarily sus-
pended. K. L. Cox was appointed re-
,eiver. The statement OF assets is
$4,000; liabilities $4,000.
HoRNELLsvILLE, N. Y, July 3l.-R.
VI. Crane & Co., private baokers, failed
his morning; it is said assets exceed
he liabilities.
AKRON, Ohio, July 31.-The Akron
Savings bank went into the bands of a
ecsIver this morning. Capital, $780,.
00; reserve, $4,000; surplus, $4,000.
rhe bank will pay in full.
WORLDS FAIR HOTELS.
CHICAGO. July 31.-Chapman Bros.
publishers and managers of two World'a
air hotels, have confessed judgement
or 5000; assets estimated at 100000;
liabilities 1851 600.
CHICAGO, July 31.-Indications are
hat the National Silver convention to-
morrow will be the most largely at
ended i'll the history of financial agita-
ion.
The leaders are proceeding cautiously
o decline to express opinion as to ex-
Ictly what will be the outcome. To
begin with former adherents of all
parties will be asked to forget their
ormer allegiance and unite upon a
me of action in struggle for free silver.
1t is certain that a resolution and
delegation sent TO Washington will
approve the repeal of the Sherman law
lnless provision be. made for greater
'olume of circulating medium.
An appeal will be made to the unem-
,loyed everywhere TO call mass meet
ngs and demand of congress Legislation
Increasing the volume of money to
elieve the stringency of the financial
ituation.
DENVER, July 29-Two hundred and
lfty delegatesto the Silver convention
will leave here tonight. The U1ion
'acitic, Missouri Pacific, Burlington
nd Missouri RIVER gave transportation
or seventy two delegates from here to
be Missouri river and return.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 31.-J. T. Bad
haw, Of Lebanon, Mo-, in an interview.
aid today: Il would like to correct q
tatement being circulated that Mr.
Bland will not accept the chairmanship
[ the coinage committee. The state
1ent is entirely false. 1t gained pub
city by the unceasirg efforts of anti
llyerites who are very anxious t. see
ny man except Bland made chairman
{ the committee. l live in Mr.. BANDS
own and have talked with him on the
ubject and know whereof | speak. If
peaker Crisp makes up the coinage
Ommittee Of snti-silverites, ( do not
mink Mr.. Bland will accept the chair
lanship, but otherwise he wants it and
Is generally conceded that he will
ct It.
DENVER, Colo, July 31.-There was
vely though undignified fight at the
tate house between Gov rnor Waite,
ided by bis acting secretary, Harry
Ialtby, on one side. and lone reporter
q the other.
This evening Mr.. CASTOR, represent
i've of an evening paper, whose regu-
r routine is the state offices, called |
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