Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-19

ter or acceptance ln lSI6, Tn support of
 the assertion that he was heartily in fav
 or of civil service reform.
 A fragmentary dispatch dated London
 July l7, refers to terrible railroad cal
 smity; and says: The scenes underneath the bridge after the train had fallen
 were terrible. Carriages were reduced almost to splinters. Groans of men and shrieks of women and children were heart rending in the extreme. Some delay was experienced before the victims could be extricated.
 ToULON, July l7.-Eleven deaths from cholera here since last night, including the commissary of police and the chief prison Warden.
 VIENNA, July IA warrant was is- sued for the arrest of another Mormon Thomas Leisenger. He and Hammer have disappeared. They arrived from America the latter part of November last.
 l CHICAGO, July 16.-Intormation has been received from close friends of Gen. eral Butler by E. F. SLirely, secretary of the Anti-Monopolist convention, dis polling all doubt regarding Buffers candidacy for the presidency on an inde- pendent ticket, and stating definitely and positively that he will run. Shirely who IS at the Briggs house in Chicago, expressed to-day the most absolute cer- tainty that Butler will be a candidate with the endorsement of the Greenback- CTS and Anti-Monopolists, and probably the Laboring Mems party. Buffers refusal at present to make public the statement, Shirely says, IS prompted by desire to first see what is to be done by the convention of Labor representatives to be held at Chicago July 3Oth.
 ROME, July 16.-The Pope has decided to create a residential arch bishopric ar Carthage in charge of Cardinal La Vigi- eri. At present the arch bishop is at Alglers. MonsignOr Duserre will be ap- pointed arch bishop at Algiers.
 MEXICO via Galveston, July 16.-The Electoral College finished its session to-day, and followed by crowds and pre- ceded by a military band went to the residence of General Diaz. and informed him of his unanimous election to the Presidency. Patriotic speeches and great enthusiasm. Bells of the city were ringing for hours in honor of the elec- tion. Gen. DiaZ assumes the dutIes of his office December Both.
 BERLIN, July l6.-The French sm- bassador has been instructed to express to the German government the regret of his government at the action of the AL sation students, who tore down and burned the German flags at the Hotel Continental at Paris, and state that ow- ing to the quickness which the in ,sl Luvvaav.I La ,..,1,,a Il.a to interfere. The newspapers of Berlin urge that the government demand reparatiOn and punishment of the students.
 PARIS, July 16.-Prince Hohenlohe, the German ambassador, has called at the foreign office on the subject of the insult offered to the German flag.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, July 1S.-At a meet ing of the Board of Health Mazatlan and Guaymas were declared infected ports On account of the prevalence ot yellow fever there, and vessels from those cities without sickness OF board are to be qusrantined until they have been eight days absent from their last place of departure.
 Nsw BURYPORT, July 1S.-The news of the finding of the Greedy party was received at the home of the famous commander with profound Joy. His career from childhood to the present has been watched with intense interest and the fame which be has gained IS proudly felt by all here. He resided with his brothers and mother and when the glad news was received they were almost overcome.
 AUGUSTA, Me, July 1S.-Mr. Blaine's letter of acceptance has been mailed tO the press. It opens with a discussion of the differences between tue Repub- lican and Democratic parties on the tariff questiOd and the importance of protection to American labor. This takes up One-half of the letter. The subject Of American commerce and civil service, receive attention. The policy of a friendly union by the States of North and South America are defended, as the policy of peace and humanity. The style of the letter IS plain, simple and direct.
 INDIANAPOLIS, July iS.-The banking house Of A. J. iS c. ;. Harrison did not open its doors thIs morning. A petition was filed by Alfred Harrison, the senior partner, asking the appointment of receiver aud the court appointed John Claypool No statement IS obtalliable vet. There are about 400 depOsitOrs, some for considerable sums; among them are SGO,O0O of city funds.
 NEW ORLEANS, July lS.-The Presi- dent of the Board of Health has tele- graphed Surgeon General Hamilton, or the Marine Hospital service, requesting that a revenue cutter be detailed to cruise off the mouth Ot the Mississippi to warn off all vessels from Toulon and Marseiiles, directing them to go into quarantine on Ship island.
 NEW YORK, July 1S.-The police sani- tary inspectors are investigating nye cases of reported cholera III tenement on Spring street. LlTER.-On investigation the alleged cholera proves to be chlldren's summer complaint.
 WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Rear Admiral Nichols, acting Secretary Navy, and General Hagen. chief signal officer, had A conference today at which it was con cluded to suggest to commander Schley that he bring the survivors of the Greelv party from St. Johns to Port land. Maine, where they can remaIn until better prepared to stand the change of climate. Their families can joiu them at Portland, If so desired
 WASHINGTON, July Is. - President Arthur. III a conversation with some friends last evening, said he was much gratifisd at the finding of Leiut. Greedy and the remnant of his party. He added; This is the last of Arctic expeditions as far as l can prevent them think 1t Is sbout time some other nation tried them for awhile" President Arthur, m previous conversations, has character ized the whole business as a species or Arctic insanity"
 WAsH1xGroS, July 1S.-Information has been received that Major Morgan, U l.-...v, rCrnatiIE handled