Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1893-12-30
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.-The prospects
are that during present week the
available cash balance in the treasury
will reach lower figure than ever be-
fore known and recorded in it's history
At the close of business On Saturday
the balance was S90,4S7 ,26S. It's general
ly expected that it will fall below ninety
millions during the week. The total
balauce on the first of the present month
was S95, 1885, All. showing a reduction
during the month of S4,7I2,34S. The
loss however has fallen more largely
on the currency balance than on the
gold reserve. A marked excess of ex-
penditures over the receipts it is now
believed will show deficiency in the
revenues at the clcsr of the calendar
year of about 81, 600, 600.
| New YORK, Dec. 26. America says:
1t has just leaked out that the friends
of ex- President Harrison have perfect
| ed their organization and formally
| gone to work to make him the repu Bill
cans standard in 1896. Major E. G..
| Rathbone of Ohio, is in charge Of the
movement. Major Rathbone was fourth
assistant postmaster general under
the last administration. He was for
many years connected with the United
| States secret service and established
quite a reputation as faithful
| detective. He was one of Harrisons
lieutenant at the Minneapolis conven-
| ton.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. - President
Cleveland took trip down the Potomac
this morning but his destination is kept
q secret.
The president accompanied by q
party of friends will be put in most OF
the week duck shooting.
NEw YORK, Dec. 26 Elk Mayor
Hught j. Grant has been appointed
receiver of the St Nicholas bank.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26. Cruiser New
York has been ordered to Rio Janeiro TO
reinforce our fleet.
Los ANGELES, Dec. Go Detective
Hume, of Wells Fargo 81 Co. was
interviewed by an Express reporter,
relative to the train robbery on the
Southern Pacific Saturday night. He
declares that the story that four men
i'm plicated Ia it is oil bosh He says
only Sl2T5 we're taken by the train
robbers. There wes lots of money In
the safe but the robbers evidently
greenhai DIS. were scared Off by shadow
and in haste got away. Had they been
cool they could have made good haul.
Hume is confident that be will get the
robbers which he says only two in
number.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 25.-(By the AS
sociated Press.) Chief Deputy United
States Marshal John Walker leaves this
week for San Fran cisco, having in
charge s.xty-iive Cinnamon sentenced
TO deportation for violation of the ex-
ciuslcn act. He will be accompanied by
twenty guards.
in the past three months. Twelve are
jail at San Antonio, nineteen at Del
Rio, ana the remainder at Eagle Pass
aud FL Paso. The Southern Pacific re-
ceives $50 head for transportation to
Saa Francisco.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-(Ry the Asso-
ciated Press.) Henry b. SHE DIS, of
Coleman, Shields & Co, of Mics, O.,
was arrested last night, charged with
kidnaping E. M. Byers of Pittsburgh,
ii member of wealthy iron house in |
this city. The warrant was sworn out
by Mrs. Byers. Shields arrived in |
Chicago yesterday, and registered at |
the hotsl under an assume name. |
Alter the arrest, he was admitted to |
bail in $4,000.
Attorney George S. Baker, represent
ing Mrs. Byers, says that, in last May,
SHIELDS brought Byers from Pittsburgh |
TO Chicago, and placed him in charge |
of DIR. Tallman, at the Great Northern |
Hotel; that by var:ous articles Byers's |
temporary weak mind was inflamed |
against b wife, who for three months |
vainly tried to ascertain his where
abouis. Letters written TO her by her
husband were never sent. After a long
search, Byers was found at St. Paul. |
in charge OF a female nurse, and re-
turned with his wife to Chicago, only |
t. be again taken away by Dr. Tall |
IN n during the illness of Mrs. Byers.
TIL time, Tallman and the nurse
took Byets to Montreal and registered
under false names. Since then Byers
has been taken to different parts of the
and, though he has drawn
but little moLey from the firm, abont
$4,000 has been supplied from some
source, and spent on his account.
Baker says Byers wants to go to his
wife, but is held in duress.
DIR. Tallman ridiculed the story of alb
iuction and of Byers's insanity. He
says thai, owiny to his wife's peculiar
ties Byers is unable to live with her,
and tecame a sufferer from nervous
On returs ing to st. Paul,
ne trIeG to live with her fourteen days,
out could stand it no longer, and told
lallman he was going away, where he
would have a chance TO get WILL.
Since then Tallman has not seen him
Out once. His friends know where he
p, for he mas written to them occa-
ionaily.
Shields left today for Pittsburgh, but
will return Wednesday, when the case
s to called.
New YORK, Dec. 25.-(By the As
Press.) Ghauncey NJ. Depew,
N his arrival from Europe today, {
alked entertalnlngly to an Associated
Press reporter Ct his TRIP TO Rome. :
81 did Rome in four days" said {
1r. Depew. Il wan ed 20 see the !
Pope, but was told he gave no private
audiences. Nevertheless, l received a 6
Message he would see me next day at G
Don. AS | d, the pontiff arose, a
anne half way across the room, shock
~ cordially by the hand, requested c
70 10 I'll 4 Al /
apai chair"
MIR. Depew said he found the Pope
lgorOus and strong in hea tb, with the
ivacity of 80 years, instead Of So. This
las especially noticed VIXEN His
Holiness was discussing the questions
property and of labor.
when | rose TO 60" said Derew,
ne took uly hand, and said hs had d
IA profOund-ft respect and adDiira i
on and love for the United States, a
I'D wished / Would tell ina Amariean | 4