Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-08-24

First-Repeal the act Of state bank | circulation.
 | Second Admit silver to coinage at an | equality with god at 6 ratio of Is to 1. i Third-Rstire all green backs and coin certificates.
 l tOurth-Require national banks to surrender their charters ard permit i them to take out state charters under national supervision.
 Fitth-Take the government entirely out of the banking business.
 Sixth-StOp the issuance Of lOLg g time | bonds by the government. The revenues should be enOrgh to supp Tt the gov ernment. But if it IS necessary to issue bonds they should be of ernall d,ncml nation in order that our OWE people can invest their snviBgs in them.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug go W. B CaTmack, editor of the Commercial Appeal, one of the recent delegates from Tennessee to the recent Demo- cratic silver conference at Washington, has returned. Ia an interview today he said
 ] "The talk of Hon. R. ". Morrison for the presidency by Ger ain jealous 1 silver men must be taken as tentative. Col. Morrison has |. record of uubroSen | oyaity to the cause of silver remOn- e. zatIon, but SO had number If ether statesmen. You cannot depend CD records as you once could aSd no more can you pin your faith tC mans loyalty to party platforms. Col. Morrison | oar af f ho of e.I ] crats only OI condition he ciim bs upon the housetops an1 makes a few un- | equivOcal and well unde:stOod remarks to ths American people. The country's faith ln human nature ha. had some pretty severe shocks lately and the ! people will not go it b ird the next campaign, but will keep both eyes wide | open"
 NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Messlage & Fuller eill ship 5IO,OOO,OOO m gold to- morrow. 1t is rumored that Grossman and Bros. will forward large amount. MARsHALLTowN, Ia., Aug. 21.-A Dis asterous fire. the scccnd within eigbt months, swept the business portion of State Center today wipiny out the four leading concerns. The loss is placed at a4O,CC1.
 SAN FEAoCIsCo, Aug. 21.-The Hawai- | ian government is about to establish a number of information bureaus in this country with a view to encouraging immigration to Hawaii. Special stress on the development of coffee lands Is to be made.
 l CJNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 21.-The U. s. Consul at Beyreut, Thomas R. Gibsop. has teen instructed to proceed to Tar sus and open an inquiry regarding the attack upon the American college at that place.
 ToMs RIVER, N. J, Aug. 21.-The forest fires LOW threaten to c3nsume the extensive Cranberry bogs which are dry now and will burn 6ercely. The for e5ts near HalbaF city are still burning and hundreds of meu are fighting them The lire is going direct for Mckee City. I WAsHINGTJN, Aug. 20.-The state de- | partment was informed today that tbeIe Tas some disposition OF inc psrt of the | Chinese officials not to allow American and British officers to be present at the | investigation or the ku cheng riots. It was stated at the department that toe usual hitch has occur. m which the | Chinese officials have refused to allow any interfeTenses with their forms of pTOcs dpre.
 To every case where there has been an investigation of the kiod proposed the same obJsctioas have been made the Chinese official feeling they may lose prestige with their people if they allow foreigners to participate in their courts These objections have always ended ir the submission of the Chinese, however, after some delay.
 It can be stated suthoritativeIy that 1t is not believed at the stats depart ment that the refusal of the Chinese authorities will do more than to delay the investigation for the tine until the Chinese government can direct the eff cials at Ku-CbeDg to accord American and British oficinls the right to be pre- sent and to direct the investigation into channels which will bring out the facts.