Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-19

lore the candidate Of the national De-
 mocrHcy for Vice PTCsideut of the
 United States. Cheers. Resolutions of thanks were passed to Ihe temporary
 chairman. the permanent chairman and the clerks of the convention: also to tie
 rrToTtorial corps and press of the coun-
 try for their accurate and impartial re ' ports Of the proceedings Votes Of l thanks were alsO passed to the Mayor
 of the city. Carter II. Harrison. md the. | Chief Of Police ani citizens ot Chicago
 for their hospitality. At .-j p. ID. the
 conyentiou adjourned sine die. 1 CLEvELASD, July l2.-Eyeret. lS-Wad- ! dell, prIvate bankers. in buslness 32 i years, assigned yesterday. Liabilities. ! Si,W1NUU; assets greater, but not im-
 mediately available.
 SAN FRANCIsco. July I2.-The an-
 nouncement of Cleveland nomination.
 was coldly received here.
 BUFFALO, July l2-Most intense ex- citement existed here after C!evelaud's
 nomination. Cheer after cheer were
 SIyen, the men wavIng:thelr hats. A
 salute of hundred guns wgS fired and
 brass bands paradei the streets.
 ALBANY. July l2-One huDdred guns
 were fred yester lay in honor of Cleve- lands nomination. When the news wes .eceived the Governor was in the execu-
 tive chamber with few friends. He
 received the congratulations m a dicnified
 manner.
 WASHINGTON, July I2.-Repres
 stive kOsecrans said of Cleveland: He
 was not the choice of the people; that
 ne represented the capitalists and not
 he laborIng class The platform he
 -eCarded as solid and sad of the tariff plank that 1t met his views exactly. that fact it wEs the substance of his speech on that subject.
 NEW YORK, July l2-ten. William
 Curtis, leading Independent Repub-
 Ican says: "l regard tLe nomination
 is the wisest one the Democratic party could have made snd believe it will ts
 satisfactory to the independent voters. Carl SchurZ said. "I am pleased
 with the uomma. on ot Cover. Cleye- and and shall give him my -uppOrt l
 rhInk he IS the strongest candIilte the Democrats could have uOminate3.'
 Horace EdeminC, chairman Of the Independent Republicans executive committee and president of the young
 Repubhcan club of Brooklyn, sad here ,arded ClevelGnd's nomination. as equal
 a triumph of the better element oi the Democratic party aIsi a tribute tO
 ne Independent sentiment throughout be country Tn both parties. CINCISSATI, July l2-A very general eelIng Cf disappointment over the de- eat Of Thurman prevails.
 COLUMBUS, GhiO, Iuly l3.-ILero K great disappointment here m Judge ihurmau's home over the nomination of Cleveland. and Democrats ase nakinS 70 demonstration but the feeling ,gaInst Governor Hosdiey is very hitter. Preparations are making to give Thur an grand reception on h,s return to-
 night.
 QUEBEC, July l4 Judgment was reached m the Enc case Saturday, deny ng the application for the prisoners rxtrH,.itiun.
 M.RsEILLEs. July H. - Tbuty-two lesths last night; four to-day. TOULOS, July lt.-Eleven deaths last ight. The heet IS iutens,. The streets Ire deserted. All the cholera cases are
 removed from the hospitals tO the sub Irbs.
 WAsHINGroN. July Ii - Secretary Chandler has written the following let
 CT to Thomas 4. Hendricks with regard
 O frauds in the Navy Department, re
 erred to by the latter in speech Rt
 Indianapolis on Saturday night: "WAsHINGTOS. D. C., July l3. Hon. ThOs. \. Hendricks, lndIsnaPo-
 hs-Sir: A candidate for Vice President
 ,ho ould speak with decent fairness. In yOur speech at Indianapolis last Satur- lay night you made Sta;eueUts from which you meant that tho public should
 relieve that it appeared by my [, stImOn! shat the fraud in the Bureau f Medi- rne and Surgery m the department amounted during last year to S63.tUO; mt I was informed of some of these utragts: that after ] was informed Of he frauds 1 di~heiieved theU. To the .outrary Cf all this, 1 testified that the suspected voucher. commenced as far lack gs June 2l, l-Sl. although mall part was Vaid as late as janu- tnrv 2l, lSS4 | had no TfOfmatIOn | leading to the frauds untIl D ceu.ber or ! January last. That l determined simul- aneously with tbe beginning Of the in- vestigation to have new chief of the l bureau in place of Dr. Wales. whose erm was to expire January 2tth, and also a new chief clerk; that great oppC- yitiOn was made Co the change by mem bers of congress, tut ! persisted and Dr. Wales went cut on that date and
 Carr gan was put out on February Ith. md that an inv stigaiiOu of the frduds and the arrests of thr guilty parties
 have since proceeded with due dllig- snee.
 Signed "W. T.. CHANDLER" SAN FRANCISCo. July l4-The celebra- ton of the fall of the Basiie WAS ap- prupriately observed here to-day by procession and literary and musical exercises. Tonight there will tc a dis play of fireworks and bgl at Wood wards gardens.
 SAN FRAvCIsCo, Juiy l4.-W. M. Neil son, the prime InstiS atOr of the sharon divorce case annOuuc - ms public aud private withdraV al ifom the case. He alleges as a reason for such action that he discovered that some of the docu mentary evidence had heeu fslsiiied- 1 The trial ol the case will be resumed today.
 | Sr.LoUrs, July 1.-The Westliche . Post. Carl Schurz's paper, came out this morning with the announcement that It would support tLe Republican ticket. [ PAEIs. July I4.-There was undoubt- [ edIy death from cholera IT Paris yes ! terdRy.
 NEW YORK. July ii The London | Times this morning Say- tEe platforms
 concoc,ed hy the Republican and Dem ocratic conventions are both unworthy of respect. They are distinguished by an absence of clear construction; by evssions and by triumny by seryile | rivalry m tiattering tie masses and in uanderinc Co unpopular p-eIudices of
 modern demacogues and social qUscks. Il SAS FRAycIsco, July H. Collector of the port, Sears, has been notified by Secretary Fulger that persons from cholera-Inf@cted districts Of France are