Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-01
day from the sub. .treaeury at New York

| TOT the purpose or purchasing bonds
 was S10,600,000 of winch S9,G00,0O0 was
 taken by the Central National banks,
 S300,OOO by Watson Bros., and si0O0O0 by the National Bank of the Republic
 on account of customers.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-The Post says it
 was informed on good authority today
 that three trust companies, namely, The U. S., The Union and The Farmers
 Loan and Banking houses, of Drexel,
 Morgan & Co.,, Speyer & Co.,, Kuhn,
 Loeb & O., and Brown & Bros. < o.,
 would practically subscribe for the
 whole issue of bonds at about three
 per cent, that is at 116.103 from Nov | ember l with accrued interest. They ! have already selected the gold neces- sary to make the first payment of ? per | cent on the acceptance of the bids, l The banks, 1t was said, would find 1t to | their advantage to provide geld for the | remaining installment.
 OAxACA, Mex, Nov. 21- The situation | on the Guatemalan and Mexican bord- CTS is very threatening and it is be- lieved that the Guatemalan troons are preparing to make an aggressive move against Mexico within the next few days, as the different reC.i. C.i.cients are be- ing drawn close togL Lstler, as if au invps- ion of Mexican territory was the Object. There is :, feeling of great apprehen- sion ar.ong the states of Tobasco and Ch..apas and OaAaca, witch ara situated { cn the border of tle threatened invas-
 ion, end many settlers are leaving the
 turbulent section pending a settlement
 of the difficulty.
 BERLIN, Nov. 21-The governor of l German east Africa, Non Schele, tele- graphs from Dares Salem that op OIto- Der 30 Kinrenga, the cap..si If Wahehe
 territory, was stormed and captured by | the GorTuaEs. In an engage ment which ! lated several hours Lieut.. Maas and | eight Askaris were killed. The losses | of the Wahebe's were heavy. A large number of cattle, much ivory and guns | and rifles lost by the Zelewsky expedi- | tion were recovered. The Germans al .c | rescued 1900 women and children b .ld as prisoners by the Wohehe tribes.
 HErIosIMA, Nov. 23-Tne st 'ame f from
 Moii reported that no assault ad been made upon Port Arthur up D Novem- Der 10th. Two interpreters r.nd one war | cores Eondent, following the secoad Japenese army, had been captured and killed by the Chinese.
 /YoKoHoMA, Nov. 23--The minister of ] finance has announced a further war
 loan ct 90, ,0OO, 900 yen, makir 2 5000 O0O
 yen of the 1OO,0OO,O00 authorized by
 parliament to be raised for war purposes
 The third army has left Unjinanon
 aboard tranports. Its destip atlon is moi
 known but it is rumord that it intends
 to operate in the Yang Tse Kiang dis
 tricts of China.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 23-The treaty be-
 tween the United States and Japan is
 finished and will be submitted to Con- gress when it meets.
 KANSAS City, Nov. 23-Five students
 of the University Medical college were
 arrested Tn Oak grove cemeutary in the
 act of robbing graves.
 DENVER, Nov. 23.-Officer Goodman
 of Los Angeles arrived here to take
 back J. w. Payne, the alleged default
 ting army contractor, found that Payne
 had been released on habeas corpus.
 MANDAN, N. D. Nov. 23--The jury in
 the Kent murder case brought in a
 verdict of guilty, fixing death as the
 penalty. Kent is accused of wife mur- | der.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 23-The Ferry boat Netherlands" from Hoboken in making
 her slip struck the bulk head tearing out the latter part of the mems cabin and injuring four persons.
 LCNG BEACH, Cal, Nov. 23-Camile Elikan wealthy young merchant, who keeps the largest general mercnandise s'ore in this place, was murdered last night by supposed burglars who were trying to break in the rear of bis store. He was sand bsgged and shot. He died this morning. The police have a clue to his murderers.
 WEAvERvILLE, Cal, Nov. 23-Sheriff Bowie has returned with Charles and Ben Williams and lodged them in jail here. Charles is charged with the mur- der of John Hart, en old man. The shooting occurred On the trail near Hay ward. After Hart was shot, and left for ho la1 han 4N l told who did it. He stated be had never seen Williams before and knew of no reason why he should shoot him. Hart fingered few days and died.
 FARGO, N. D., Nov. 9 In the Hers feld-Hogan divorce case on trial here, Aram Hersfeld, plaintiff. a wealthy Helena, Mont, banker, testified that at l the time of his coming to know the de- | fendant he was suffering from brain | fever, from overwork, following the bank | psnics, and was unable to resist the ad- vances of the defendant, also that te | yielded to the threats of her brothers, who said they would kill him If he did not marry her.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 23-Seven officers and employees of the Fidelity Building Loan & Investment Association, also known as the Columbia Building L~an & Investm nt Association of Washing ton, D. c, ith an office in this city, have been arrested on the charge of con- spiracy to cheat and defraud. The pris- oners are Harrison Dingmap, of Wash ington, president; Andrew Mall, of vice president, and the fol- lowing local employees; R. T. Mitchell, w. Henry, F. J. Holden, w Ewing and