Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10
TELEGRApHIc.

NA5hINoiONs Wv. l. NC attentlOn OIL
Stump of the Emigration
Bureau was today called to the move
msnt looking TO the colonization in this
country of Armenian refugees. Stump
ssid that Secretary Carlisle and himself
mad been fully advised Of such a move
lnent and various appeals he'd been made
from Lady Henry Somerset, Frances
and The English and American
Relief Associations asking the co-opera-
ton OF the government in furnishing
these stricken people an asylum in the
United States, but while the sy IN pathies
OF all good people must oe aroused 10
their behalf, the officers Of the govern.
ment must enforce laws as they exist.
The matter was being investigated
and il sHy lawful means could be found
they would be exercised in behalf of
the refugees. The Law on the subject,
strictly prohibits the landing
in this country OF all persons likely to
become public charge and alec "apy
person whose ticket or passage is paid for
with money by others or who is assisted
by others to come in." Lady Henry
Somerset, it Is understood, inquired
bonds will be received, 81 these
will not become public
charges. Reply has been cent that the
cannot accept bonds ex-
cept under special circumstances after
having thoroughly investigated each TO-
dIvidual case. 1t seems probable that
be law puts insurmountable obstacles
in the way of relief in the manner pro-
posed.
CHICAGO, Oct. The Chicago wheat
pit was yesterday the scene o. turmoil
and excitement, such as has been sell
dom Witnessed since the days when "OId
Hutch" used TO make the spectators
writhe. Since September s, up TO The
opening OF yesterdays board wheat had
steadily risen, an advance of nearly IL
cents being recorded. Yesterday the
element had concluded
that wheat had risen about as far as ex.
isting conditions warranted and de-
cline of 13 s resulted frou. their letting
go.
The conviction existed that wheat
would decline further today, but cables
from Liverpool told that every offer OF
wheat from this side had been accepted
and there waa still firm demand.
Prices, too, we're higher, in spite of the
decline here. The shorts were stunned
by this announcement and opening
prices were fully a higher than dsy-be-
fore Yesterdays close. When later cab
les reported London excited and the
prices advancing, the eagerness to cover
became scramble to get wheat at al
most any price. By noon Decem Der
was selling at GS24 an advance of 21s for
today. There Was some reaction from
this high point, but the closing was
firm. Many Spectators prophesied the
dollar mark will be reached before the
advance WAS finally checked.
LEADvlLLE. Col. Oct. The Missou-
RI mincrs, who arrived here last week
and were put ID work In toe Emmett
have been very well treated. Many Of
them came with ecanty clothing, and
the nine managers at once supplied
them with heavy underwear and plenty
Of bedding. They were willing and Gag
or to get work. gpd are writing their
aud friends that they are more
than satisfied with their treatment and
work. They are making from 81 to
Sl.50 more per day than they ever re-
ceive6 in Missouri, and have no fears
but that they will be- protected. These
accounts are from interviews with tee
Miesourisps today.
Genera! Brooks has been notified ia at
quite body Of armed men, who had ap-
left an incoming train at Ar
KANSAS Junction. paseed the government
ish hatchery, six miles west IF the
:ity, Monday, and stopped there to IN
luire the way to Leadville. They re-
used TO answer questions and left hur-
iediy. On Tuesday another arm,d
BODY appeared at the hatchery and nsk-
ID the same question. As Gen. Brooks
believes such bodies OF armed mep Can
AVE no good object in coming here, he
will place nilitis in such a way as to in
ercept any similsr parties.
LA GRANDE, O2n., Oct. "a posse of
itlzens is ia pursuit OF the surviving
'ank robber who carried off two thou
and dollars from the First National
Bank, OF Joseph, Walla Walla couaty.
)ne OF the robbers is dead and another
D custody with two bullets ia his body,
nd his recovery is doubtful. At the
lme OF the hcld-up, al 2:30 yesterday
tternoon there were four customers 10
be bank. Assistant Cashier McOully
rent into the vault. When be came
ut robber with shot gun demanded
nat he throw up his hands. The four
customers we're already holding up their
AMOS so McCully followed suit. One
obber held up those inside the bank,
ault and took all the money in sight,
hile the third stood at the street en-
rance to the bank, forcing psssers by to
old up their hands. Word of the rob-
cry spread through the town and when |
he robbers came out armed citizens
peped fire. One robber was killed in
.snsiy; the second fell, ehot twiLe,
ut the third escaped all bullets, reach
1 his horse and rode eff with o sack of |
lin and bills, containing two thousand |
Dllars. He disappeared over the hills. |
posse was immediately organized ana
1t in pursuit. II captured the robber
by be iynched.
LEADvILLE, COL, Oct. preparations
e being hurried today for resump-
90 of work in the Bison, Little John.
:, LRhal and Resurrection. At ieast
100 men are expected to be working
csc properties within two weeks. IL
"a forces cannot be obtained in camp
ore men will be- brought from Missouri.
mere will be- paid three dollars a day,
It for ,opmen AID TRAINERS IN dry
rts OF the mine, the rate will be- ESQ.
ne unions demand is that ell be paid
ike and shall have three dollars.
lerlff Newman will be placed IN charge.