Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-11-17

Deposits, dec. ec................ 2,92S,7 700 dec c.... 310,20O The banks now hold S61, ,669, $50 in ex- cess of the requirements of the p per osnt rule. NEW YORK, Nov. 12-There is a pro- position now among republicans to change the liquor excise laws so that there will be high license. They be- lieve they can thus take liquor out of politics. Depew says in that event New York will be republican for keeps.
 PUEBLO, Mex. Nov. 12-Sefior Pablo Martinez del l;iC, vtp has returned from the Unite d ; ta; ,>. announces that arrangements Lave uern perfected for the consolidation If the Mexican South ern and International railroads. The former line will be immediately extend- ed to Salina and Santa Cruz where it will connect with the Tehsutepec road, thus forming a direct route from the United States to tke Isthmus of Tehau- tepec.
 NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Tbe Associated Press put up job on the United Press whom it has for long time suspected of stealing its news. It caused the fol- lowing dispatch to be sent from Cal custa to New York, Natives of the tributary state of New Ysuhuar in Provis Orrissa have revoltad against their ruler Siht Fl Otspueht. The dIs- patch was duly printed in the United Press. The name of the ruler, when spelt backwards, reads "The up stole this"
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 12-Justice Dean of Suwreme Court to day handed down his opinion in the case of John Hysong l ct al versus school district trustees of Gallitln's barough on appeal from Judge Barker, who refused aD injunc- tion to prevent nuns teaching in puplic | schools dressed jn the garb of their order Justice Dean sffirms Judge | Bark r's decision.
 | W AGhiNO1ON, lO-A asking bids on gold bonds will be issued during the present week. IL is fully realized that the gold reserve has reach. ed point where it could be completely wiped out by few heavy shipment: and it is thought best not to wait til the gold reserve Is practically exhaust ed before an effort is made to recuper ate.
 The circular calling for the bond bid: will be given out this evening. It VII call for S50, 100000 at five per cent. Bid' will be opened Nov. 24.
 l WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-Judge Cole, II the District of Colum bis court, has de olded that Bavemeyer, Searles, and others who refused to answer ques tions for the senate sugar Investigating committee, and were recently indicted will have to stand trial.
 BENNINGTON, Nov. 13.-Gen. Cassiul M Clay this morning succeeded il marrying 15 year old Dora Richardsor despite, the objections and Instructions of his children.
 l ONTARIO, Cal, Nov. l3.-The resid ence of the county tax collector, Kind all, was burglarised this morning whil, the family were out driving. A golG watch and valuable silver ware wer taken. This is the third burglary thi week.
 LA PORTE, Ind, Nov. 13.-Congress man Jerry Simpson, the single ta, ipopulist congressman, and who va recently defeated for congress, vii return to Indiana and accept the popu list nomination for governor of tha state in the next general election. | DENVER, Nov. 13-Kiku Oysms, Japanese girl of i'll repute, was strang led to death early this morning in house on Market street in the sam manner as Lena Tupper and Marie Con tassoit were recently murdered in tn same naigh borhood. She had appar ently been robbed. There is apparent ly no clue to the strsngler. The excite ment among women of that class i great.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Noted tinkers il the world of economlcs are gathered a | Willard's. It was an all day congress divising ID cans of arbitration and concil lation. Lyman J. Gage opened tn congress. He said the congress hat been called for the discussion of mean for arbitration and prevention of troubl between employees and employers and t promote unity. The congress expressed themselves confident that prepe agitation of tue question would resul in legislation beneficial to all classes.
 FRANKFORT, Ky, Nov. 13.-The officia vote in the 7th disttict gives Owenf dsmoc rat a plurality of 1l0 it saiC 1 Denny will contest.
 4 CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Congressmar Lawrence E. McGann, is the oul! democrat elected in Chicago. Int ' official count gives him seventy majorit, over Belknap, republican. McGann'I success m akes him famous rival fol John F. Hopkins for mayor in ths com Ing fight n the spring.
 1 SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. Nov. 3-John M Clark former manager of Stanford'I stock farm, committed suicide here las night by taking morphine. he haC been suffering from rheumatism.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13-At 12:30 p m. the latest on Governor Budds plura lity is 1O91, with 13S precincts to b' heard from and the official Canvass il 46 counties to ba yet made.