Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-15
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| Carlisle appeared before the house com mittee on banking and currency and explained his financial scheme. Many persons were present, including some distinguished foreigners. Springer objected to the plan on the ground that there was great objection to passing the business of issuing money over into the hands of banking corporations.
 LONDON, Dec. 10-Mrs. Mary Ander- son. Navarro, the we'll known American actress, was delivered of son Friday. The chIld died the same day. NEW YORK, Dec. 10-It IS reported that the Standard Oil people have bought controlling interest in sugar stock. This fact influenced their three per cent dividend last week.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Representa- tive John c. Black of Illinois, Commis- sioner of pensions, has been nominated | to be United States district attorney at Chicago, vice-Dayton deceased. FORT WORTH, Dec. 10.-Four men have been arrested charged with Ben brook train robbery. All are young farmers who live within mile of the place where the robbery was committed. DENVER, Dec. 1O-The fourteenth l annual convention of the American Federation of Labor met today. Presi- dent Gompers presided. John Burns the celebrated English labor leader, delivered an address.
 OAXACA, Mex. Dec 10.-A number of skirmlshers between Guatemalan and Mexican troops on the border have taken place, and the people are aroused to the highest pitch.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 10-Claus A. Blixt. the confessed murderer of Catherine Cling, is pitsble object. Today he weeped continually and said he wanted to die He states that Harry Hayward control led him as he did also Miss Ging by hypnotic power. His confession is de- nounced by one of the conspirators.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. I0.-Charles Johnson and Gustav Wennerberge, owners of cigar stand were smothered to death this morning, through acciden- tally turning on the gas. They doubt tless thought that they had turned it off, owing to defective burner. Both were we'll known in athletic circles.
 ST JOHNS, N. F. Dec. 1O-The Con-
 OA ANCW IOunolEDu nGs suspended payment, owing to the fail ure of several large fish exporting firms to respond to their liability to the baak. This has involved other banks and crippled some concerns here.
 Four houses closed and others will close tomorrow. A run is being made oD the Union Saving bank and the gold reserve is being steadily drained. Efforts are being made to the effect to have London baukers extend business to this center.
 NEW YORK, Dec. y.-The weekly bank statement shows the following changes:
 Reserve, dec.. .Sl9, 3l0.l5O Loans, S.273, 400 Specie, dec.... --...-.. IT ,30I ,0UO Legal tenders, dec. 5,406, 900 Deposits, dec IS, 785, 300 Circulation, inc. 21,0OO
 The banks now hold S32, ,902, $50 in ex- cess of the requirements of the p per cent rule.
 SAN FRANCIsoCo, Dec. 10-Schooner W. l.. Beede lumber laden from Port Blakely, Wash. for this port, while at tempting to pass this morning, foundered in the heavy sea that is breaking on the bar. It is believed that she has lost her rudder. The vessel seemed suddenly to become unmanageable and was carried back over the bar with the tide. She was thrown by heavy swell upon the ocean beach three miles below the Cliff house. At o'clock the vessel is rapidly going to pieces in the break ers. The crew are in the rigging and 8s the morning is cold the drenched men must suffer severly. Two life sav- ing crews from the Oceanside house and Golden Gate Park are now on the scene and will soon have lines to the doomed vessel. Probably the crews will be sav- ed but the vessel, however, will be a tolal loss.
 At 10 o'clock the men are still in the rigging where they have been clingiDg for two hours, wet to the skin by the heavy seas breaking over the schooner and as the life saving crews have been unable to reach them through the surf.
 The crew has been rescued by the life saving crew.
 AUCKLAND, N. s. Nov. 10-Court in quiry has fouhd that the steamship Wairapa, bound from Sydney N. $. to this port, which wss wrecked on the night of Oct. 2S on Great Bartner Is- land, with loss of over eighty lives was lost through the fault of Captain Mcintosh, who was among those drown ed. The court also found that the boat drill on board the steamship was farce and that the crew failed to do all which might have been expected of seamen in such an emergency.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 9-It was discovered yesterday that Rev. Conrad Henry, one of the most prominent divines in Chica- 20. had eloped with Mrs. George W. Brandt wife of the manager of the Price Baking Powder company. union church on Lake avenue and was recently prominently spoken of as suc- cessor of Prof. Swing in the pastorate of the Central church. He left hand some wife and four children, taking All available funds with hlm and leaving his family destitute. 1t was stated thai Brandt had suspected an intimacy be- tween his wife and the preacher for some time and yesterday followed them and caught them together at a down town hotel. There was stormy scene and Brandt gave the minister twelve hours to leave town. Heory did not wait so long, but fled last night accom- panied bv Mrs. Brandt. The BraDdts live on 46th street, near Drexell boule- yard and are we'll known.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Delegste Raw lins of Utah, says he looks for war in Utah before the Ute Indians difficulties are settled. The latest reports he has received indicate a perilous condition of affairs The Indians have advanced within thirty miles of Moab and have caused the settlers great deal of trouble, robbing, pillaging and espe- cially driving of stock. Rawlins says the white settlers have notified every body to have their women and children removed to places of safety. The set oro orp,inn opd intanA tO driva