Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1903-09-30
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DNlfi- -ffs Shaw authorizes the statement, that owing to the scarcity of two per cent bonds, both for circulation and as se- curity for government deposits, he will renew refunding operations to the extent of S2O, GOO, ,0OO He also au- thorizes the statement that he will redeem five per cent bonds, maturing Feb. l, 1904. paying interest to ma turity. Banks, that have had on file with the treasurer for thirty days or more, five per cent bonds as security for public deposits, will be permitted to substitute approved stock and mu nicipal bonds therefor, which will be accepted at seventy five per cent of their value.
 New York, Sept. 23.-lt is stated in formally today that the Speyer syndi cate probably would sell the assets of the Consolidated Lake Superior com pany at auction on October l.
 Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 23.-The credentials committee, today, present ed two reports to the convention of the International Iron workers on the status of local union No. ?, of New York. The majority report re- ferred the matter to the convention for final action, while the minority declared that the suspension of the union was unconstitutional. Samuel Parks and his fellow members of un- ion NJ. ? withdrew from the hall on the request of the presiding officer during the discussion of the matter. A decision had not been reached when a recess Was taken at two o'clock.
 Cripple Creek, Colo, Sept. B. General Chase, today, produced in court four military prisoners, for whom wri,s of habeas corpus had been issued. A strong force of troops was stationed in and about the court house. Arguments to quash the pro ceedings were resumed. Because thirty soldiers were permitted to re- main in the court room, Former At torney General Eugene Egley with drew from the case, declaring it to be a violation of the constitution.
 Lebanon, Pa, Sept. 23.-Vice Pres ident Buckingham, of the Lackawan- na Iron and Steel company, today, confirmed the report that the company will suspend operations soon, throw ing two thousand. men out of work. He ascribed the shut down to an ex- cessive stock of iron, and to the building trades, strikes which has caused delay in the construction of new buildings.
 St. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. 23. Officers have been unable to locate the four bandits which held up d Burlington train last night near this city. It is positively stated that the robbers fail ed to receive anything although the express safe was dynamIted after it had been run some distance from the train. The robbers had horses near the scene Of the robbery and escaped in the darkness. Not a single shot was fired but the hold up created a panic among the passengers, although they were not mOlested.
 Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 23-At King Peters request the cabinet will resign tomorrow but the ministers will remain Tn office until the meeting of the skupschtina.
 San Francisco, Sept 23-OBe of the most gorgeous oriental spectacles ever witnessed in America made not able today the funeral services over the body of Tom Kim Yung, q mili- tary attachc of the Chinese legation. Business in Chinatown was suspended during the day in honor of tue event.
 London, Sept 33-Attorpey Gen eral FiDlay concluded his argument on behalf of Canada at this mornings