Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-12-29
Condensed felegrams.

The village of Yenise, Switzerland,
 was burned Thursday.
 There were fifteen deaths from yellow
 fever m Havana last week.
 Three lottery agents in Chicago were
 fined S501 each on Saturday.
 The pope hes sent an autograph letter to tbc Emperor ot Germany.
 Ex-Governor Lowe. of Iowa, died in Washington Saturday evening.
 Steamship lines have reduced third
 class fares from Europe 10 s2O.
 A heavy rs,instorm has prevailed gen
 erally over southern California.
 Great distress exists at Gadsden, Ten nessee, from a smallpox epidemic.
 The Riverside, California, raisin crop amounts to upward of 6O,0OO boxes.
 4 cold wave IS passing over Canada, the thermometer ranging from zero to 17 below.
 At Vanderbilfs art reception last Thursday evening, there were present about 2.50O people.
 Wr. Bawle, agel 1s, son of rasPecta- hl1- parents, suir .ded with strycnnine dt Morgan City, New, Wednesday.
 The remains of Lieutenant De Long and comrades hnve arrived at Irkntsk, Siberia, en route to America.
 The Central Pacific hss purchased the | property and franchise of the Oakland | X San Pablo railroad for S3OO,OOO.
 A dispatch has been received ID Paris detailing the capture of Sontay by the French on the morning of the 7th.
 It is feareI that 3S men perished on the steamship San Augustiu, which was burned on Sunday in the Bay of Biscsy.
 Five of the Glasgow dynamiters have been sentenced to life imprisonment, and five % seven years penal servitude.
 The name of General Hancock is be- ing revived in New York political circles as possible candidate for the presi- dency.
 The San Francisco banks and com mercial houses will not open tIll We'd nesday, making Monday and Tuesday holidays.
 The Mexican yellow fever committee of San Francisco have a fund of S5,4G0 to invest in provisions to be distributed to suffering towns on the west coast.
 The refusal to accept nickel money in the City of Mexico on Monday caused ! many quarreli and an incipient riot. Tue troops restored order without 
 rr IT,, I T.z...-3 . -os;-,9 | army officer, died in San Francisco last ! morning aged 75. He was for many years division paymaster on the Pacific coast.
 The New York Journal says that few Pacific coast representatives should not be any longer allowed to dictate any Chinese Legislation to congress, and ] claims that all past aUti-Chlnese leg .sla'inus has proved a disgraceful failure.
 The case of Yuba county agalnst the l Golden Gate Hydraulic Mining Com ] Dany, of Smartsville, was decided ad l verse to defendants in Marysville, Cal, : last Saturday. The case arose through f the debris O; the mlne being discharged { nto the Yuba river.
 Dr. Mclean, of Detroit has obtained l judgment against the Evening News of l hat city for S20,000 damages for libel, $ n publishing a report that he was ! charged with improper relations with ady patient from Canada.
 A large meeting of Gentiles in Salt Lake City on Saturday evening adopted q itrong resolutions endorsing President q rth t4r'.a -s--a--s f...s fs1- l>s--s-i--l appealed to to sustain the president and s Governor Murray ID his stand in defense ,f the laws and good government.
 Howard Schuyler, the great railroad builder. died & few days ago in Switzer- and He built the North Pacific Coast ' and was interested in the Atch- |! son, Topeka G Santa Fe road and the q inc between Benson and Guaymas. His V as. b.g undertaking was the cOnsiruc- c ion ot the Mexican Central road, in 8 which he employed over twenty thOus- [ md men. t
 Mr. II. J. Mcdonald, son of the Pre- I nier of the Dominion of Canada, just . .eturned from Manitoba, contends that a he feeling of dissatisfaction in Mani obs has been greatly exaggerated in the published statements. The feeling was 7 confined to a few attorneys and had no significance whatever. The farming , ,lass did have q grievance against the ! -ailroads, but the reduction in rates, ! which seemed likely to occur, would | alleviate the feeling on that ! icore.
 During his recent visit to England | Marquis Tseng concluded a secret treaty | with England, the conditions of which are as follows: First, England engages, after the taking of SOntay, to offer her E with France. Second, China declares that, as further concession, she will make a division of Tonquin and ! the reliuquishment of the Suzerainty of i Anam. Bac Ninh must remain Chinese. Third, England engages to mediate on [ the basis of the above conditions. Fourth, if by England's mediation a treaty ID accordance with the desires of China is effected, China undertakes, within six months ot the signing of the treaty, to cede the island of Hainsn to | N-