Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-04-29
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continue to give up gold unless they get
 bonds in return for it. Secretary Car llsle is averse to issuing bonds and will probably make quite hole in the re- serve gold before he tries to replenlsh it. The President is understood to favor an early issue of bonds as a good political
 move.
 The argument will be that the sale of bonds was made necessary by Repub- licau mismanagement especially during the Reed Congress when the Republi- cans had both houses of Congress and the presidency and passed the Sherman silver purchase lax which it is alleged caused the present difficulty. It is un- derstood an extra session of Congress will be called Tn September to consider the administration plan of tariff revision.
 RELEIGH, N. c. April 24 4-Governor Carr with the First Regiment of State guards seven hundred men left today from NewGerD. It IS believed thls dis play of force will prevent resistance at James City.
 OMAHA, Neb., April 24.-The Union Pacific strike was not declared off at noon today as was expected. Both sides however believe an agremens will be reached this afUernoOn.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 24.-The re
 mains of the late widow of Gen. Han cock arrived here last night and were laid in the Russell family vau t this morning without additional ceremony
 NEW YORK, April 24-Conrad N. Jordan the new United States sub treasurer took possess on of his office this morning. A conference with bankers be gan at noon after indication of no let up in gold shipments. Prl ba- bly S3,000,0O0 will go out tomorrow.
 LoDoN, Eng April 24. The Prince of Wales held levee at St, James palace today. Hon Robert T. Leicoln. United States minister, Henry White secretary Of legati ,u, Mej, J. c, Post military at tache Intended the function.
 BERLIN. Ger, April 24.-Hon. William Waiter Phelpss E6g:,.' AsppeEc29T \ minis ter 10 Uermanyt1es striking dockm m u- biOa'rOo bi% Dot ifom to of recni to the German 11td bis suc- cessor ex Chancez> 6d shaH nave arrived at Berlin ss
 CINCINNATI, O., April 24.-By fall ing wall today IA bricklayers and helpers were precipit8ted from the fourth story to the ground. George Hull was Ri led, Frank Winemuth, Ed Winemuth, A. Shumas, Elijah John son fatally injured and several others hurt.
 DENYING, N. M. April 24.-J. F. San ford a resident of Ascension Mex, ar riveds here yesterday and reports much excitement in northern Mexico and the government collecting all arms and custom guards at that point, expecting to have to send them to quell the up- rising of bandits headed by Simon Malta near Tomossogick. The baud of outlaws is rapidly increasing by citizens j1ining and presents the appearance of revolution In embryo.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 24.-The old Liberty bell was placed on a speci- ally constructed truck this morning and escorted by Philadelphia contiugent of the National Guard of Pennsylvania to the Pennsylvania Depot, wheAce under a guard winch will watch night and day until it return six mouths henee.ait. will leave for Chicago and the W World' 's Fair tomorrow rporBing = Is he setie esd' relic was greeted with demonetrBfions as great as if it were a iivfng hf ro. Other like demonstrations will occur en route At Indianapolis ex-President Harrison wlll deliver an address.
 NEW YORK, April 24.-No parceptable change in Edwin Booths condition was noted this morning. His physician called and rema ned with him a half hour this morning.. He said of Booths condition: "He rested we'll all night and takes nourIshment. Naturally his head IS clear and he recognizes friends. His speech Is somewhat affected. He does not talk much. He seems to realize his condition, but does not say much about 1t. The case IS not necessarily fatal but If Booth has another attack he cannot possibly live through it."
 FORTRESS MONROE, Va, April 24.-I Thirty-on warships In Hampton Roads got mp steam this morning and led by the American Flagship Philadelphia and British Flagship Blake swung in double review before the thousands gathered along the shore making a graUd pageant. They then steamed away fer New York to participate in the grand naval parade of next Thursday.
 CHICAGO, April 23.-The storm clonds are already looming up on the horlzon of the Worlds Fair passenger rate, and if they are not dispelled by May l, there will be no peace for many day. When the Atchison road an- nounced that it was about to leave the ! Western Passenger Association, it de- | clared it woud under no circumstances 1 begin a war of rates, unless compelled ! to do so in self defense. It sent a notice ! today to it's competitors that it had | found on the Denver market. tickets | sold by the Denver and Rio Graude | reading from Pueblo to Kansas City | over the Burlington and Missouri from | Denver, with the Pueblo coupon cut off. The tickets were all being so d at from i've to seven dollars under the regular | rates.
 The Atchison announces that if these | tickets are not taken off the market by ! May l that 1t will immediately after that date make similar reductions in ! ,he regular rates from Denver to Chi 1 ,ago and St. Louis. This means the actual opening of fight which is bound 10 last and demoralize rates all through the period of the Worlds Fair, f 1t IS once allowed to begin. The roads which have opposed the Atchlson hA EoL@ nS Al