Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-30

as having usurped and trampled upon Cherokee rights. The report of the delegation from Washington casts gloomy outlook over the future of the Territory unless immediate action IS taken by the masses.
 PARIS, Aug. 27.-A dispatch from Ha- moi of to-day states that General Mllot has taken necessary measures for repeI- ling the expected Chinese invasion. IL is rumored in Paris that China has made n formal declaration of war and notified fine powers to that effect. French papers are indignant at the statements made by the London Times respecting the bombardment of Foo Chow.
 LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Times corre- spondent, the only newspaper core spondent present, says: 1.-The lombard ment was of sickening character. IL was more of a massacre than combat. No surrender was allowed to the dlsR- bled and sinking Chinese ships
 GuAYMAs, Aug. 27.-Your correspond ent has seen the telegrams published ID the Chronicle, via Chicago, and purport- ing to have been sent from HermoslIlo, Sonora, and has taken the trouble to hunt the matter up. No such telegram has gone over the wires from Hermo- siIlo. and there IS no effort on the part of the authorities at HermOsillO or here to suppress the publication of the num- Der of death. On the contrary, they are affirming and publishing them every week. There has not been a single case of yellow fever at Ortiz or any of the ,1aprr Nha. lrnn and there are no deaths among the people from yellow fever. There have been no cases of yellow fever in Guaymas for more than one month past. The telegram published is of whole cloth. There are few sporadic cases at HermOsillo, but GuaymRs is in her usual healthy cOndl- tion. Heavy rains are prevailing all over the State.
 DUBUQUE, Aug. 27.-The Herald will publish tomorrow the following letter from Governor Hendricks, recently re- ceived by a citizen of this city in rela- tiOn to an inquiry concerning rumors affecting a change in the national Dem ocratic ticket consequent upon reports against Governor Cleveland:
 INDIANAPOLIS, August 2l, lSSL
 have your letter of the 18th inst. l cannot consider with favor your sugges- tions of a change in the national ticket. The action of the convention cannot now be reconsidered, but must stand, and l think it ought to stand. do not agree with you in respect to the probable re- suit. think the probabilities are favor able to the success of our ticket. The Cleveland scandal will not have weight with the people and ought not to have weight. It is unworthy of the national contest. Three times Governor Cleve- land has stood the test of popular can vass, once for the office of mayor of his own city. And each time he received the endorsement of his neighbors by vote largely above his party strength. Whatever there may have been of the scandal existing before that it IS not just, either to him or to the people now, to reviveit. Public welfare requires that he be judged by his public record, by his capability and fitness for the dis charge of responsible and important public duties, and not by old and ex- ploded private scandal.
 Very respectfully yours,
 (Signed) T. A. HENDRICKs.
 RACINE, Wis, Aug. 27.-Mr. Case au- thorizes the following statement: "With reference to various rumOrs that have been afioat as to Bonner or anyone else buying Jay-Eye-See, no one has the Op- ton from me to buy or authority to sell Jay-Eye-See. He Is not for sale"
 RED BLUFF, Cal. August 27-H. Wal ter, prominent merchant in Tehama, i committed suicide to-day by drowning | Tn the Sacramento river. A short time | after he drow ned himself his wife | died, having been sick in her first con hnement. She had been at deaths door | for few days past. It IS said his mind | became deranged on account of the | prospective death Of his wife. The body | has been recovered. An inquest will be | held tomorrow.
 WASHINGTON, August 27.-Edwar1 | ID. Bailey, secretary of the National | Committee of the American party, says tonight that Senator 5. c. | POmeroy, who was nominated for Presi- dent will withdraw in favor of St. John.
 WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 27.-The com munity was startled this afternoon by | the announcement of the dedication of Samuel Roberts, late paymaster for Charles Parrish < O., coal operators. ne amount Jaken IS between ntty and seventy-fiye thousand dollars. Roberts has been the confidential clerk of Charles Parrish for twenty years, and Is widely known throughout the state. He trans 'erred his properly which includes stock in the Red Ash Coal O., to Parrish. and he latter authorized the Associated Press to state that settlement has been effected. Roberts sunk money in house hold extravaganza, and religious ob- ects- He was superintendent of the Memorial Sunday school. He recently assigned all his offices for the purpose ,f going to Europe, but IS prOstrated owing to the exposure.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Aug. 27.-The Cali Ornia and Consolidated Virginia Min ng Companies consolidated to-day. The lew corporation is known as the ConsOl- dated California k Virginia Mining Company, capital stock S2,17O,OOO div ded into shares of par value of SlOO ach. Every five shares of each cid companies stock will be entitled to one Il the new company.