Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-05-18
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HAVANA, May 9-A correspondent of
 the Associated Press learned that the Captain General has not reached Q settlement and will depend upon force of arms to put down the rebel lion.
 WASHINGTON, May 9-Five policemen, one mounted and all heavily armed, guard the present residence of Presi- dent and Mrs. Cleveland at Woodley. Two sergeante and 24 privates are con- stsntly on duty at the White House and
 when the presidential party leaves for Buzzard's bay they will be guarded by secret service agents, and Gray Gables will have special guards.
 NEW YORK, May 9-A London cable gram says there was big rise in copper on rumors of sn agreement with Ameri- can producers to restrict American ship ments to 60,0O0 tons year.
 PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 10-On tbe sidewalk at 36 North Seventh street in the presence of @ throng of passere, August Topper, manufacturer of novelties aged 36, shot Clara Herhold, alias Schmidt, aged 26, twice in the right eide, and then sent & bullet into his own head, dying almost instantly. The girl died half ap hour later. Topper is a married man. He was desperately in love with Miss Herhold, but his ad vances were coldly received. The girl lived with the Topper family as ser. vent. Topper's wife refused to receive the body and it wRs taken to the morgue.
 SAN JOSE, Cal. May 10-The. grand court of Foresters have decided to allow no court to initiate member for less fee than the minimum allowed by the grand or supreme court. No member is allowed the benefit for more than 26 consecutive weeks. No funeral benefit less than $50 or more than s75 and no religious ceremony when the officer is installed or constituted.
 PITTsBURG, May 10-The Pennsyl- vania Commission Company one of the largest bucket shops n the city sus- pended this morning.
 PUEBLO, Col, May 10-L. c. Wahl, Of Colorado Springs, made @ new worlds fifty mile bycicle road record today. Time, hrs. 15 min.
 CLEVELAND, O. May 9-Alvin Garland and Presswood J. Benbow were appoint ed receivers of the Otis Steel Works of this city, one of the largest concerns ID country.
 LONDON, May 9-There is a we'll authenticated rumor that Queen Vic- t,ria will abdists May 24 and that the Prince of Wales wll reign as King Edward the Seventh.
 LONDON, May g. The Right Sir Ro- bert Peel is dead.
 SPOKANE, May 9.-Gov. McGrsy hss refused to appoint delegates to the Salt Lake silver convention and last night the advocates of free silver coinage met and selected four representatives. Ia coma and Seattle will do likewise.
 RED BL' FF, Cal., May 9-A north wlnd is proving injuries to the fruit crop, shaking the fruit to the ground. The velocity is 24 to 36 miles an hour for hJurs. NJ material damage to grain has been done.
 SACRAMENTO. May 9-A wind storm beginning at sidnight, swept the north ern part of this state, doing considerable damage in the fruit sections. At Sacra- mento the maximum velocity is 4S miles an hour. Shade trees and signs are blown down, windows are broken, and the contents of show windows are blown about.
 BEDDING, May 9-A north wind is blowing hard. but cool and with little damage to fruit and grain. which looks fine.
 CoLusA, May 9-High winds continue. Tall grain is thrown down. There is not much damage to fruit, excepting cherries.
 ATcH1soN, Kan., May 9-A hot wind is blowing in western Kansas. The thermometer is 105 in the shade.
 CHICAGO. May S-A special to the Post from Washington says: The discovery is made that there is actual basis for the | report that the Morgan Rothschlld bond syndicate is conspiring to corner the gold market, though the story has been regarded ss foo,ish canard. The | fact that brokers representing this sym dicate have been paying a premium for | the refined gold output of private re- tineries throughout the west for the last | two months and that they are accumu- lating gold at the rate of S2, ,5OO,OOO to | e3 100000 per month which represents | two thirds of the entire gold output of the United States.
 The attention of the officials of the | treasury department was first attracted | to the peculiar business by the sharp | falling off in the deposits of gold at the mints arid inquiry soon developed that private parties were buying the pro- ducts of refners. Further inquiry re- vealed that the metal was purchased | and was drifting to New York, where it | is quietly put in store to the credit of | the Morgan -Rothschilds syndicate.
 In order to divert the stream from it's | usual channels leading into the United | States hints, private purchasers have been obliged to pay premium of IA to lL per cent. So anxious have been the buyers to increase their lines and get in sight that they have marked up their quotations during the | last few days. At the present time they are getting practically the entire out, put of the United States except from the