Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-02-10
TELEGRHpHIC.

Reserves, inc. 2,5SO,OOO
Loans, INC i0o,9OO
specie, INC. Z,OO0,lUO
Legal tender, inc. 945.500
Deposits, inc. 4,114.000
Circulation, dec. 74.I00
The banks now hold 5l1l,622,950 in
excess of the requirements OF the %
per cent rule.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 5.--Grand
Master Sargent of the brotherhood of
tiremen is now in the city. he says
there is no truth in the report from
Tacoma, Washington, that the strike is
of on the Northern Pacific, that train
men will be ordered out today.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sit is believed
that no hearings will be granted by the
senate finance committee on the tariff
bill and that it will be ready to report
back next week. The matter will be
settled at meeting of the committee
tomorrow.
ROME, Feb. 4.-The pope has APP
proved the decree forbidding the cler-
gy attending bull fights in SPAN. He
also orders that priests must refuse to
give dissolution to any dying matador.
SAN ANTONIO, FEB. 4.-Arrangements
are perfected for giving a series Of bull
fights next month. The fights are to
be conduct ted on the graudest scale,
bauderilladores, toreadores, picadores
and matadores officiating as they do at
the famous fights at Madrid aud Seville.
Ponciano Diaz, the pride and glory of
Mexican bull fighting enthusiasts, has
al ~ in RI 10 s.ny1t0Ct
and has arranged to secure trained
bulls from Mexico.
DEs NOISES, Ia, Feb. 4-In the
house today Representative Blanchard
introduced a joint resolution asking
the Iowa members IN congress to use
their influence against the issue of
gold bearing bonds and for the Issue of
silver certificates instead. for the
coinage of the silver on hand and the
payment to ell soldiers of the difference
between greenbacks AID 9, Id on all
salaries paid them between 1862 and
1865.
PARIS, Feb. An. Bretoone hes pub
lished in the Nouvel!e Review letters
of Napoleon / which ware reppressed by
Marshal Vail and Prince Napoleon.
In one letter dated Ramboullet, 1907,
addressed to Touche, Napoleon says:
"Order the arrest of Kahn, the Ameri-
can consul general, as he is the bearer
of a Malteze cross given him by the
English because he is their agent.
Have his papers seized and examined.
His arrest is to be kept until 1 have
read them. l am displeased with you
for communicating with the American
embassy. My police should not shrink
from arresting even the Austrian am
bassador if l suspect him OF treason"
WASHINGTON, Feb 5.--The Hawaiian
debate was resumed by Morse, republi-
can from Massachuset S, who was to
speak five minutes, but before he had
proceeded one, Cultivate, democrat
from Ohio, called him to order for IN
parliamentary language.
The language TO which Cultivate,
objected was as fol- ows: at is strange
to tell that as the command Of their
master, the great Grover Cleveland, his
cuckoos in the house and senate,
staunch southern democrats, who were
the loudest shouters for the white mans
government, disregard all their ancient
traditions about white mans supre macy
and white mans government" The
speaker ruled the language unparlia
n entGry. In the meantime, Morses
times had expired. johnson, republican
from Indiana, followed in a strong
arraignment of the administration for
trying rsst ire the deposed Queen.
MEXICO, Mo, Feb. 5.-Hon. A. @.
Ruckner, msmbeT of congress for three
terms, died here this morning.
Nav ORLE Ms, Feb. 5.-An unusally
large number OF visitors are in the city
to witness the Madi grass festivities
which bsgin this afternoon with the
landing of Rex and retinue.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb. 5.-The city this
morning was visited by the largest fire
since the confagration on April $780,
Among the LOSERS ere the Savannah
Grocery. CO., J. NJ Ferst IL company,
Collins, Nysyson q Co. The total loss
is estimated at nearly half a million |
dollars.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. Clearing of |
the Union Pacific employees in the |
matter of reduction of wag adjourn
ed this morning until Wednesday, when |
it will be heard by Judges Riner and |
Hallet of Denver.
DENVER, Feb. "A Washington |
special to the Times says: The sundry |
civil appropriation bills, just complet-
ed by the committee, carries an item
Of twenty thousand dollars for surveys |
Of private land claims in Colorado, |
Nevada, New Mexico and other states
and territories.
DENVER, Feb. 5.--About one hundred |
sheep men from Colorado, New Mexico,
Kansas and Nebraska, met here at the
opening session of the interstate wool |
growers convention, today, To protest
against the passage of the free wool
clause in the Wilson tariff bill. Com
nittees were appointed and a recess
58ken.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s. Resoluti rs
rom the Massachusetts legislature
against the cotton schedule
# the Wilson bill VS. pre- sentad and
The senate committee On judiciary,
adjourned until tomorrow without
,akng action on Peckham's nomination.
PARIS, Feb. 5.-Auguslin VaiIls MT,
he anarchist who on Dec. 9, threw a
dynamite bomb IN the chambers of
ieput es, was Gullatiued shortly after
O'clock this morning. HIS last words
we're Death to society long life
irarchism." Extra precautions We're
AIKEN by The at thorities to prevent the
possibility of Val laut's friends carrying
ut their threat of avenglng lis death
~ committing another dynamite au-
rage at the time of the execution.
NEg ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The carnival
today was unusually brilliant
The beautiful material for characteis}