Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-09-28

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 WAsHINGToS, Sept. 2I-The managers of ths government bond syndicate have taken action which is regarded as formal dissolution of the syndicate, the governm ment having no longer any need of it's services. The managers sent out checks which were received by members of the syndicate this morning giving them the profits of the operations of the syndicate, the members having already received the principal, which they had placed iu the hands of the managers. The exact percentage of profit is not at present obtainable, but it is understood that after all owing in- terest on money during the period It was in the hands of the managers the profits are trifie below percent.
 SANTA CRUZ, Cal, Sept. 2l-Heavy clouds of smoke were seen this morn- ing in the direction of Felton. Ernest Coweli has just telephoned that a big forest fire is raging ou the Cow ell ranch near Rincon. One hundred men are ct work trying to stop it Out cannot do so. The wind IS blowing and sparks sre fly Ing in every direction. The fire Is mak- ing its way towards this city. More men have been sent for to assist in lighting the ire.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 2l-The weekly bank statement shows the banks hold s22, ,543, 300 in excess cf requirement
 SONORA, Cal. Sept. 21-A cave in oc- cured in the Lewis mine, 800 feet in a tunnel, and seriously injured Lewis, the owner. A pile of earth and rocks crush ed him badly. His recovery is doubt ful.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 21-A Mexican cable dispatch to the Herald from Buenos Ayres, Argentine, via Galveston, Texas, states that Robert McCallum, who left this port in nineteen feet sloop June l3 to cross the Atlantic, has been rescu- ed by the British ship Staiwart. He was starving ana crazy.
 DANvLLE, Ky, Sept. 21-The miners strike in the Laurel district pending since May l, ended today by the accept suce of ihe old scale of 70 cents 8 ton. The operators refused 10 negotiate with the Knights of Labor.
 ATLANTIC ClTY, N. J. Sept. 20-A reso- lution to amend section ?, article 16, of the l. o. O. F. Sovereign Grand Ledge constitution was indefinitely postponed at tOday's session. The resolution pro- vidsd that persons containing not mere than one eighth part Indian blood could be admitted to the order.
 A change in the jaw in regard tc pub lic institutions was made by passing the following resolution:
 Resolved, that the resolution adopted at the session of this Grand Lodge in 1854 amending law ss dIgested on sec ton 1923 of Whites digest of 1889 be amended so as to read as follows: The several grand bodIes be and they are hereby authorized to confer upon sub- ordinate lodges, ercampments and Re beksh lodges the right to install their officers Tn public, provided the cere- mopy be conducted by an officer ot such grand body, district deputy grand mas ter or grand patriarch, and provided they uce the form prescribed by this Grand Lodge.
 Dallas was chosen as the next place of meeting.
 ATLANTA, Ga. Sept. 21-Thousands poured into Atlanta from ChickamaSus today and the city is swarming with visitors to take part in the blue anG gray day exercises. From the Chicka magua celebration alone thirty to forty thousand will be here.
 ST. JOINS, N. F. Sept. 21-The Peary steamer Kite las been signalled off tnis port. All her flags are flying indicating Peary and friends are on beard.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 21-AnotLer attempt to murder the Rev. J. F. Clancy, the Lemont reformer, was made last night, but the men who were laying in wal; for tho plucky parson were scared away by one of the lattsrs friends. Dr. Clancy openly charges the attempts on his fife were instiSated by Mayo. McCarthy, who Is under indictment for bsiSe tGk- ing and Ia whose prosecution the min ister played a prominent part.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, Sept. 2l-Elmore Powell, a prominent young attorney. has skipped with S20,OO0 belonging to various clients.
 NEw YORK, Sept. 2I--Aftsr months of careful preparation the promoters ofaU international athletic contest between the members of the New York Athletic Club and the Loadon Athletic club were rewarded with a beautIful day oa which which tht sup'ema,y of the British or American athletes were to be decided. Ia the !y0 yards run the starters Were Nyac Bernard, J. WefeEs aud John V. Drum, London 4. c. Charles Alfred Bradley and II. G. Stevens. Wesers first, Brad ey second, Crum third Stevens fourth. Time 345. In tLe SSO yard run, starters x. |. A. c. CEarIcs Kilpatri;k and H. s. Lycns, London \ o. Fredericks iIoran and c. H. Lewic. Fitzpatrick first. HorGu second, Lyons third, Levin did not finish. Time 80 25. This breaks the worlds record.
 In the running high jump Sweeney of New York, won Git; Sweeney after wip ming made a worlds record of Sit 515 inches. In mile run Cornell, of New i York. won in 4, 13 1-5.
 Putting the l6 10. shot, Gray, of New l York, won 48 it. 5;p; in the 20 yds. i hurdle, Chase, of New York, won in