Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-06
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symposium:
 The Times-Herald has gathered the testimony of the best business minds of the country as evidence that from the Atlantic to the Pacific industry and trade are rapidly, healthily and legiti- mately reviving. From New York to San Francisco within the last few weeks there has been an increase in business of at least B per cent, and an advance of wages of not less than 10 per cent.
 R. NJ. Nixon, ex-controller of the na- tionsl treasury, speaking at Cincinnati, notes the enormous increase of work for manufacturers. Ten days ago tte maxi mum of business in New York city for the week reached an amount unprece- dented within the last three years. In the same city, within thirty days end- ing with June, the wages of 250, ,000 working-men were increased materially. Chsuncey M. Depew has returned from an extensive western trip, and notes that railroad earnings all show a favorable increase.
 J. Pierrepont Morgan, fresh from Eu- rope, announces that there Is better feeling in England toward American securities.
 H. B. Cleff1in S Co.,, one of the largest | dry goods houses in the world, declare | their business to be much better than \ 1t was year ago.
 | J. B. Cornell makes she positive state ment that the demand for structural | iron is greater than it has been Tn years past.
 John Rush of the Nebraska Savings
 bank of Omaha, feeling that all Nebras- ka has fair corn crop, says: "We are ! on the eve of an era of business pros- perity, and the era will not be short ! one."
 J. H. Willard, government director of the Union Pacific railroad points to the fact that the feeling of uncertainty in business circles IS rapidly disappearing.
 VICTORIA, B. 0. July 3-The steamer Empress of China brings news that "Billy" Waters, formerly a pugulist of San Francisco, is now Minister of War of the new republic of Formosa. LONDON, July 3-The suit for divorce instituted by Mrs. Pearl Craigie, the authoress, better known by her pen name of John Oliver Hobbs, was heard today. Adultery on the part of the husband, clerk in the bank of Eng land, was alleged. Craigie pleads con- donation and connivIance of his wife in his illicit relation with women.
 LONDON, July 3-The news regarding the condition of Prince Bismarck are contradictory.
 BERLIN, July 3-The German and French bimetallists passed resolutions in favor of an international bimetallism at ratio to be determined by Germany France, Great Britain and the United States.
 CHICAGO, III. July 3-Spesker Meyer of Illinois house of representatives died today.
 WAsHINGToN, Jnly 3-It is understood that Willis J. Moore, now in charge of fore casting office of the Weather Bureau, in Chicago, has been selected chief of the weather bureau to succeed Prof. Harrington.
 BOSTON, July 3-It is expected that there will be 50,0O0 delegates at the Christian Endeavor Convention which opens here on Tuesday. Over one thou. sand addresses will be delivered.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 3-Tbe Califor- nis State Dental Association holds it's annual session here commencing Tues day next. Invitations have been extend ed to all dentists op the coast.
 CHICAGO, July 3-Leon Stsuss, ex- rabbi of Bellevllle, H.. who was run over by cable car on Monday last, died today. He was 70 years old and promi- nent iu Jewish circles throughout the west.
 MARYsvILLE, Cal, July 3-This morn- Ing in the superlor court Judge Davis sentenced Marshall J. Miller to be hang ed. Green, who wss Miller's partner in crime whereby old Pier was murdered on the first of last May, was recently sent to San Quintin for life.
 DENVER, Col, July 3-A special to the Times from Steamboat Springs, Col, reports great excitement in the neigh borhood of Hahn's Peak over the dis covery of an immense blowout ot silver bearing rock, said to come from blank ct vein. The ere is said to run several hundred ounces in silver to the ton There are already four or five hundred men op the grounds and hundreds of claims have been staked.
 WASHINGTON, July 3-Mrs. Carlisle, wife of Secretary Carlisle has raised a futter by appearing on bicycle on the publlc streets. Mrs. Carlisle leads the official set and it Is of some interest to know if Mrs. Cleveland will take to bloomers. Grover has been heard to criticise bloOmers-
 NEWPORT, Mise. July 3-Miss Virginia Fair now holds the ten miles society womsns record made on the Ocean Avenue Cyde. Time 55 minutes. The record was formerly hour and was held by Mrs. Henry Clews. Miss Fair made her record last night
 MADRID, July 3-Spanish government has appointed @ committee to consider the claims of the United States regard ing the con6scstion of the estate of Anoton Maximo Mora an American citizen residing in Cuba. The value of the property taken from Mora was alleg- ed to be about s2,5O0.OOO.
 HUNTEReBAY, Firth of Clyde. July 3-