Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1894-06-16

| that Philadelphia syndicate in With
Quay was an active agent "was seeking
| to get control of the surface roads of
Washington through congressional
! legislation"
| The statements continued In an
article Quay SAID were absolutely false
! Chandler stated he made no remarks
attriOuting any motive or relations to
any senator. Quay suggested with a
broad smile that this new paper fabrica
ton be referred to the "scan al commit
ee." 1t was so referred.
SANDER, Wyo, June IO.-The richest
gold strike that has been made in
many years is that of Harry Bulk in
Dutch Tom GUich. Some If the dirt
runs as high as S25 to the pan. There
/ is great excitement over the discovery
J WASHINGTON, June 11.-Preeident
| Cleveland has been soneW hat affected
by the warm weather. The regular
Monday public reception vas abandon
ed. DIR. O'Reilly gave the president a
prescription.
LEXINGTON, KY, Ju1e 1.-The
largest meeting OF the COMPRESSION |
campaign is in progress here this after
| noon. Originally it was announced as
an "Owens demonstration" but Settle
was invited to take part. Settle and
Owens are friendly and there has been
no disorder.
KANSAS CITY. June 10.--Tha Trans
Missouri freight rate committee has
authorized Big advance in Colorado
freight rates Elective June 20. The
advances on several classes will be as
follows: First. from 81 SO to 81. 60; Sec
ond, from rs cents to 81 80; third, from
50 cents to S110; fourth from 90 to 90
cents; fifth, from 80 to 70 cents; A,
from So 10 50 cents; B, from 45 TO So
cents; G, from 40 TO 80 cent ID, from
30 to 40 cents and z from 80 to 40 cents
This advance in rates makes basis OF
sixty cents on packing house products
and fresh meets between Kansas City
and Co orado points taking Denver
rates. This scale also proves to be the
same in effect as in 1891 and is higher
than any scale effective since that time.
In 1891 the Rock Island made a big cut
in Colorado rates ard they Immediately
came down all along the line aud they
have never since reached a normal height
until now.
New YORK, June 1O.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes:
Reserve, dec ,046 $50
Looms, INC. '.....--..-... 4lUOOO
Specie, Inc. | 465. 900
Legal tenders, dec 2.8l0.300
Deposits. dec Observation-Disclosures. 1853 200
Circulation, dec. ......... 30,l00
The banks now bold 576,9lS, $50 in ex.
cess OF the requirements of the % per
cent rule.
WAGNER, l. T., June 10.-Yesterday
afternoon there was robbery and SEN
satIonal tragedy enacted on the road be-
tween Fort Gibson AID Tablequah,
where the Cherokee payment is in pro-
gress. A sage load of passengers were
were some miles out from rahlequah ed
route to Fort Gibson. Leva Sanders, 6
desperate Cherokee character, on the
the front seat, shot the driver on the
side with a pistol and ordered him to
hold up. He thea made the passengers
get out and relieved them of so and
jewelry. One was shot through the
breast by the Indian, because he had no
money to give up. The wounded man
is now at Fort Gibson in critical con
dltion, the bullet having passed through
his let lung.
Therobber then left, walking through
the woods SIN the direction of Tahlequah.
He found man and an Ind an boy
herding cattle and began shooting at the
boy and killed him. He then mounted
the horse the boy was riding and again
emerged into the read where he cane
upon Two wagons containing men aud
women. He shot ito them and k lied
Mrs. Duncan, lady connected one of
the best families of the Cherokee ma
tion. Her son, Levi Duncan, who was
with her, began shooting at Sanders, a
did also the nen 10 the other wagon, but
be was getting away On the horse when
young Duncan got a wine hester and
shot the horse. Sanders was then OF
foot and could not escape and was liter
ally shot to pieces.
RUTLAND, Vermont, June 12-Isaac
Halks, miser, seventy years old, charg
ed with having caused the death OF his
wife by starvation, has been found guilty
at Salem, n. Y. A recommendation
for mercy accom- panied the verdict.
Halks. who is worth more than $4,000,
was let off with fine of $4,000.
LONDON, June 12.-Lcrd Chief JUS
tice Coleridge has suffered relapse.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, June 12.-Turkey
has protested at highlands Csngo trea-
ty.
EMPoRIA, Kas., June 12.-The prohi-
bition state convention met here at 2
o'clock. st John is mentioned for
governor but he says be will not accept.
NEWPORT, R. l., June 12-The state
legislature today elected George Pea
body Wittmore Uni'ed States senator,
to succeed n. f. Dixon.
MADRID, June 12.-In an rthquake
yesterday at Naclmenti several people
we're killed ond a number were wound
ed by the collapse OF buildings.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-President
Cleveland's aiIment has not yielded TO
treatment as rapidly as expected. To-
day O'Reilly recommended t1at he
he Kept as quiet as possible and to avoid
physical effort.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 12-The labor
!ers holding a conference agreed TO
conference of represeO tatlves of organ
.zed labor to be held semi annually, the
hrst at Washington, Feb. y, 1895.
TANGIER, June 1.-THE BODY OF the
la SULTAN Hessen has been sent to
Rabal for burial. The successor ot the
late sultan 10 his youngest son, Abdul
lazize, who has been accepted at Casa
b ancJ.
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