Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-19

degrees, 8 minutes, by observations and named Cape Lincoln. The st,amsbip Alert parted company with the squadron yesterday and has not been heard from.
 It was discovered during the past win ter by Lieutenant Greedy that Cape Sabine was part of an island, not the main land. as was thought by previous | geOgraphers; 1t Is separated from the main land by narrow creek, now called RIces Strait, in memory of the dead photographer. Lieut.. Greedy informed your correspondent that a large body of | valuable scientific work has been done | during the two seasons spent at Fort COnger by himself and hls lieutenants: | about 2,jCO miles of exploration have | been affected. The whole official work of the expedition, plans. sketches, photo | graphic plates and scientific sketches have been saved and brought home by Lieut.. Greedy.
 NEW YORK, July 1S.-Schedules ID the assignment of Carthart, WhitfoFd S O., clOthers, to Nathan Whitman, were l filed today. Liabilities, S1,5J6. .497; contingent liabilities. SlS9,S0S: nominal assets, SlJG,lSi; actual assets, S91l, l,562. MARsEILLEs, July 1S.-At noon six deaths since 9 this morning.
 ToULON, July 1S-There were four teen deaths last night. The mayor is improving; the deputy mayor is also ill. The panic continues.
 MARCEILLEs, July 1s.-There were 23 deaths here last night. Cholera has ap- peared at Allies, fl miles from here. Three deaths there.
 PARIS, July 1S.-Unofficial advices from Marceilles state the situation there Is more grave. The heat is unbearable and no wind stirring. The epidemic is spreading and mortality daily inereas- ing.
 PARIS, July lS-It is officially an- nounced that China will give France the first measure of satisfaction.
 LONDON, July 1S.-A dispatch to Reu- ter's telegraph company, dated TIentsin, July l7th, states that China has rejected the French ultimatum.
 LONDON, July 1S.-Newspapers heart fly rejOlce over the rescue of the Greedy expedition.
 PANAMA, July 1S-There is much sick ness here. Iu one. hospital there are over a dozen cases of yellow fever and l a hundred of dysentery.
 LONDON, July lS-The steamer Saint | Dunstan, from Marseilles, arrived in the | Mersey to-day. She had two deaths | from cholera during the voyage. The l steamer was ordered placed in an | isolated position and all communication | with the shore forbidden.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.-J. I. Wilson | < O., pork packers, have assigned in | favor of their creditors. No estimate IS l given of their liabilities, but 1t IS stated | the firm wlll pay dollar for dollar. The | only apparent cause Is that the house | has on hand a large stock of eastern | meats which recently depreciated ID | value. Of the total indebtedness, S6,OOJ IS in the east; the remainder m | this city. E. l.. GOldsteln and l.. Fl. | Sweeney have been appointed assignees.
 BOSTON, July I7.-General W. Flagg, l secretary of the Republican State Con- mittee, has resigned, owing to his in- | ability to conscientiOusly support Blaine | and Logan.
 Senator John F. Andrews prOminetly l named as the coming candidate for Con- | gress in the Fifth district, announces | that he shall bolt the Republican mo- | mlnhtiOu anu s"Ppoi' ClSNeA'A-u- IA0 will resign his membership Tn the Re l publican Ward Committee.
 MARsEILLEs, July T.-Twenty-one deaths last night.
 ToTLoS, July 17.-Fourteen deaths last night
 PTTsBUEG, Pa, July 1.-The PrOhi- | bitiOn committees are busily at work l DreDarinC for the National Convention | tO be held next week. Secretary Swag- | ger says he has been advised of the elec- | ton of six hundred delegates and al- | ternates aud the number will be con | siderably increased.