Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

through the almost immediate increase in trade between this country and | China. The demand for all kinds of manufactured goods heretofore supplied China through French agencies will naturally he transferred to this country. The Chinese government, which posses ses a large and powerful navy, will undoubtedly prohibit the importation of all French goods, its ports will be closed against French commerce, and not only will the Chinese need muni- tiOns of war, but also cOmmissary and quartermsster supplies, which can be transported from New York to San Francisco, thence to China by steam ship lines, the traffic over which has perceptibly increased since the agitation of the Franco-Chinese trouble. China will continue to purchase of England as long as trade is untramelled, but the natural highway of her trade IS by the way of San Francesca.
 SARATOGA, N. r., Aug. 26.-John | Kelly, Sheriff O'BrIen and other Demo cratic leaders from New York are back in Saratoga after brief tript to Gotham. Prominent Democrats continue to ar rive here. It is now reported that | Tammsny Hall has made up its mind ' to throw off its mask entirely, and | in place of passing the proposed resolution, which was to simply recognize Cleveland as the nomi- nee of the Democratic party, it will | openly repudiate and work against him at the polls. Tammany recognizes that | Cleveland has no chance of election, and prefers to go on record expressing | its true feeling toward him. All the Democrats here appear blue, disgusted and demoralized, while the Repub-
 icans are unusually enthusiastic over the outlook.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-A special from Las Vegas, Mexico, says that the captain of the port of Guaymas has received \ official notification from the Minister of | War that a vessel has arrived at Salinas | Cruz with Asiatic cholera on board. He | instructs the captain of that port to al- low no one to land from vessels arriving from Salinas Cruz, or from other ports lower on the coast. The official notice bears date City of Mexico, August IS. A similar notice has been received at Mag atlan. San Bias, Altata, Manzanills and other Pacific ports. Salinas Cruz IS the chief port for the Stateof Tehuantspec, and lies 2OO0 miles south of Guaymas on the Pacific, and it is considered unac- countsble that any person could arrive there from the infected districts of Flu rope. It IS generally believed the yes sel Tn question is from China and brings the original cholera germs. The news causes great uneasiness along the coast cities, it being the first information of the arrival of Asiatic cholera on this continent.
 BOSTON, Aug. 26.-The Windsor Thea ter was crowded last night during the sparriDg match between DOminick Me Gallery, of Pittsburg, and Pete Mccoy. | Among the spectators were POO sporting men from New York. Besides the gate receipts there was no particular purse, but betting was very high, the New York men generally backing cCaffery, while the Bostonians supported Mccoy. The | first round consisted of skillful sparring with but little or no heavy hitting. In the second both men resorted to wrest- ling tactics in which Mccoy showed him. self superior. Once be threw Gallery SO heavy that his grunt was heard all over the house, and again Mccoy threw McCatiery and the latter fairly shouted with pain. The excitement ran high as the second round closed with McCaffery yelling and the crowd making the place pandemonium. In the third round Mccoy knocked McCsffery down twice, when number of excited outsiders jumped on the stage. As McCafTery at- tempted to arise Mccoy struck heavy blow at him which was the signal for general melee. Both pugilists had many partIsans and these separated in con testing forces as they rushed on the stage. John l.. Sullivan, second for Mccoy, knocked down half dozen supporters of McCaffery, when the police rushed upon the stage and stopped the perform ance. The fight was declared draw.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Acting Secre- tary of the Interior has decided in the | case of the Southern Pacific railway vs. | the State of California, that invalid | school sections are bar to attachments | of land under railroad rights.
 STOCKTON, Cal, August 26.-The | Democratic Second Congressional dis | trict delegation met here thIs afternoon. Charles A. Summer was nominated for | Congress in place of James II. Budd | who declined on account of the danger | to his health If he engaged in an active canvass. Major Biggs was nominated | for Presidential electOr in place of | C. Boucher who declined on account of his financial inability to make the canvass.
 GALVESTON, August 26.-A News Waco special says that the State Green back convention convened today About twenty delegates were present. It was decided that full Butler and Vest electoral ticket be put in the field. When the nominations for State officers are made 1t is generally understood that the Green nbackers will support q. Wash ington Jones, independent candidate for governor.
 NEW YORK, August 26.-The Tribune says: A report was brought to this city yesterday by the schooner Cienfuegos, from Cienfuegos and Nassau, that General Carlos AGuerO the Cuban revolutionary leader, had been captured at the latter port as he was departing for Cuba with arms and men. The report is not believed by the Cubans in this city or by the friends of Aguero.
 SANTA FR. \. NJ. August 26.-The Republican Territorial Convention met to-day to nominate delegate to Con- gress. Four counties bOlted the regular nominations. The conyen-
  Prince, of Santa Fe. unanimously on the first ballot The bOlters will nomi- nate Col. Wm. L. Rynerson, of Las Cruces, tonight.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The Marine Hospital Bureau Is informed that yellow fever Is prevailing with great fatality on the island of Porto Rico. The disease IS not confined to the recent immigrants from Spain, but 1t also attacks the creole population.
 WAsHISGToS, Aug. 26-Senor Romero. Mexican minister has received com announcing the failure of the corn crop ID Chihuahua, and asking him to notify the exporters of corn in thIs country, who may wish to export it for seed to Chihuahun, to address the Governor of that state, giving the price, quality and quantity.
 LONDON, Aug. 27.-Semi-oflicial ad- vices from China report that during the bOmbardmeut of Eco Chow a French officer of high rank was killed. Only |