Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
FOREIGN.

N. A contains the following, written by the Queen herself: "Ne have to- record the death of NIT. John Brown, the Queen $ personal attendant, which took place at Windsor castle at a quarter past eleven o'clock Tuesday evening, the 2Itn instant, of erysipelRs. The melancholy event has caused the deepest regret to rhe Queen and the Royal family, and all members of the Royal household. To her Majesty the loss IS irreparHble. The death of this truly faithful and devoted servant has been a grIeUOus shock to the Queen. In lS49 MT. John Brown entered in the Queens service as one of her Balmoral glllies, and by hls careful attention, steadDess and intelligence, he rose m 1850 to the position of the Queens personal servant in Scotland. which, in 1861 was extended Co that ot a constant personal attendant on her majesty. On all occasions during the last eighteen years and half, he served her majesty constantly, and never absentei himself from his duty for a single day. He has accompanied the Queen in her daily walks and drlves and all her journeys and expeditions, as well as personally waiting Ol her at ban quets, etc; an earnest, faithful and devoted follower, trustworthy and dIs- cret, and straight forward and possessed of strong sense, he filled a position of great and anxious responsibility, the duties Of which he performed with such constant and increasing care as to secure for himself the real friendship of the Queen.
 LONDON, April lS.-Russian city and Suburban Handicap won by Royster Lowland chief second; Sweet tDread third; LOrrillards Sachem finished the fourth.
 DUBLIN, April ls.-In the Curley trial this morning the closing arguments were made. The Judge charged the jury and the latter retired. The jury soon returned with a verdict of guilty of murder and CuIey was sentenced to be hanged May lsh.
 OTTAWA, Ont, April lS-The chief of the Dominion police says there ls nOth- ing in the story about the guard over the Government house being fired at this morning.
 LIVERPOOL, April lS.-A man by the name of Dugan, at Kingston, said to be an invipciole and connected with the Phoenix Park murders, has been ar rested.
 LONDON, April 1.-The first day of the Epsom meeting, the great metropol- itan states handicap was won by Roths- berry's "Vista," Lord March's "AllisOD. second, Count Festiliches "Bersenege third. Five rar.
 LONDON, April 1S-A box, said to con- tain expl sives, was found alongside of the cathedral Iu Salisbury plat, last night The cathedral IS guarded by the police
 BOMBAY, April IS. Three rafts upset in the great tank at SecundenabOb, while loaded with natives engaged Tn a religious ceremony, and all were drown ed.
 HERNOsILLo, Mexico, April lS-From a cour.sr wlO arrived late last night from the detachment of troops that followed the band of Apaches southeast from Ures, learn the following: The troops had several running fights with the In dians from Ures to a small placIts called Cunt bles, and they claim tO have killed nearly all the band. After losing track of the balance of the band some of the soldiers visited the placIta. While there onasDi them who was in the campaign of last year recognized white man who was with the Indians at that time, and acting as chief at oss of the fights. This soldier was wounded and left On the field for dead, out he was conscious and knew his life depended on keeping still. From his description of the Apache chief it vas thought 10 be one l.. \. Streeter, formerly United States Indian agent, and this capture proves they were not mistaken in tue man. The Governor has ordered him brought Co HermosIllo, but 1t Is doubtful If he k alive when the order i received.
 TORONTO, AprIl lS-A fire this morn ing destroyed the village of Oakville, on the lake shore, twenty miles from here. The fire brigade from here went out by a special train, but got there too late to save the village. The loss will amount to SlO0,0OJ or more. The inhabitants are tocking to this city by hundreds for shelter, many Ou foot