The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-02-07

biOlu osty OuCIC NClC oof BSlooho oi board the Elbe. which was sunk through a collision with another steamship off the coast of England, of whom twenty were known to be saved, making 8 total of 3l4 persons drowned. CLEARING house returns for the prin- cipal cities of the United Sta: os for the week ended February l showed an average increase as compared with the corresponding week last year of 2i2 in New York the increase was 34.9; out side New York the increase was 12.1. IN reply to a message of sympathy from Queen Victoria, the agent of the North German Lloyd Steamship Co. at Lowestoft on the 1st telegraphed that no hopes whatever were entertained of any more of the passengers or crew of the steamship Elbe having been saved.
 DUN's weekly report of trade on the 2d said that things looked better near the close of the week because it was | believed new national loan would be negotiated. but business was still wait ing, the hesitation being caused by the condition of the treasury During January the prices for commodities were the lowest ever known and the exports of gold were the heaviest ever made in one month.
 TIE president on the 1st sent to con- gress veto message on the bill grant ing to the Gila Valley, Globe X North ern railway a right of way through | the San Carlos Indian reservation in | Arizona.
 FAILURES for the week ended the 1st (Dun's reporD were 354 in the United States, against 370 same time last year; in Canada they were 54, against 52 same time last year.
 SPRING VALLEY, Ill.. had a S20,000
 fire recently. Flames wiped out al- most one entire residence block. The insurance was SS,O00 A little girl, in attempting to escape from the second story of q house, was very badly burned.
 A BosToN. telegram stated that the Suffolk Athletic club had completed arrangements for meeting between Peter Maher, the Irish boxer, and Jim Hall, the Australian, before the club on February 92, Washington's birth day. The contest was to be for six rounds, but it was understood that Maher had promised to win in less than that number. On March ls, Maher and Jake Kilrain will meet be. fore the Suffolk club.
 REV. w. E. HINsHAw, whose wife was murdered by supposed burglars at Belleville, Ind, short time ago has been taken to Danville charged with the murder.
 AT Philadelphia cat knocked over burning lamp in the house of Conrad Zindlinger and it was burned. Mrs. Zindlinger on getting out of the house found that her twin children, aged year, were left behind and she rushed back for them and all three were burned to death.
 IN order to go on with the trolley strike at Brooklyn Master Workman Connolly has decided to issue bonds on the credit of his organization to the amount of S1OO,OO0. The denomina- tions will be small. New York trades. men have offered to accept the notes for provisions in lieu of money. VIGo ANDERSON, solo flute player of Theodore Thomas orchestra and one of the noted men in his profession, gave musicale to his friends at his home in Chicago and then killed him self before his guests and at the feet of young woman, to whom he was said to have been engaged.
 TIE National Board of Trade, in an nual session at Washington, reelected Frederick Fraley, of Philadelphia, president and R. A. Hills, of Boston, secretary. A resolution was passed favoring the adoption by congress of tAe Torrey bankruptcy bill.