Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-09-06

| priests went IOrtn m a strange lana tC
 build up what they called christendom
 He concluded by predicting that the
 spirit of padre Serra would live forever
 The oration was full of eloquence and spirit. This concluded the religious exercises Tn the church. It was high
 noon, and the throng turned to the bar
 becue, the restaurant and booths. Two hours of feastIng and merry laughter and pleasant converse was enjoyed and then the civic services were opened out side the church by Senator k. F. Del Nalle, the orator of the afternoon. Jas. c. Mcdonnell, of San Francisco, was next announced as reader of the day. He read poem entitled "InspiratiOn, l" by Miss Harriet M. SkidmOre, of San Francisco. This concluded the memo rial services, and the multitude returned to Monterey satisfied and pleased with the trip and thoroughly enjoyable and interesting time had.
 PROSPECT PARK (Brooklynl, Aug. 2S.- After warming up mile in 2:25ll Phal- las came up and got the word for his fast trial of speed. The wind was dead against him, and Bethens was hardly ready for word. He went the quarter in 9 seconds, the half in l073 i, three quarters m 1:4I and mIle in PISA. In another trial he made 2:2CI1, breaking | badly. Jay-Eye-See trotted a quarter in 3Sl half m l04li, three-quarters in 1;371s mile in 2:l2ll. They will repeat Phallas trotted in third trial, quarter 34si, half los, three-quarters 142li, mile 2:1712.
 CHARILLOs, Peru, via Galveston, Aug.
 S-In Lima yesterday there was a storm of bullets for over six hours. Ca- otras entered the city with his rabble yelling and firing. The night before all the government troops were withdrawn into the cuartel and palace, and the entry of Caceras, although not unex- pected, was somewhat of a surprise. His men captured the cuartel and the churches of Mercedes and San Angus tine from which they kept up fusIlade. They also attacked the GuadalOupe railroad station. About l50 persons were killed in Mercedes and Codegones streets and near the palace square where the fire was the hottest. Finally the government troops made a sOrtie and at last succeeded in driving out the mob. Caceras was accompanied by 90 horse men. They appeared to have been trav- cling all night and were Tn no condition to fight with troops well fed and fresh from their beds. Three hundred prison CTS were taken but Caceras escaped The German proprietor of cigar store was killed while looking from balcony. All the telegraph wires were cut for miles out of the city and no trains run. Nothing occurred at CharillOs. The cs- ble and staff are all right. Heavy guns have been heard for some hours, but no news as to the locality of the firing has been received up to 9:3O a. m. All quiet this morning Tn Lima, the dead men and horses are being removed and the pools Of blood cleaned up. The fight ln San Augustine's church proceeded with closed doors. Caceras IS sad to have l,300 disciplined troops who were to have attacked CsllaO. These may re- turn. Last night there were no, guards in the streets, all were In the cuartel and palace.
 DENYING. N. M., August 2S.-In quar- rel m Hills saloon Frank Thurmond stabbed and probably fatally injured Dan Baxter. Thurmond IS well known on the Pacific Coast, especially In Ari- ZOna, where he has a brother. Baxter is from Washington, D. C., where his father holds a Government position. Both men had been drinking and were on apparently friendly terms. The cause of the quarrel IS unknown. Baxter is not expected to live, and Thurmond has been released on 1000 bail.
 News was received here to-day of the killing of 6 miner Tn Lake Valley. No particulars could be learned.
 BUFFALO, N. r., Aug. 2S.-A special N- N T.NN IL Clearfield county, Pennsylvania, Friday night last, an unknown person entered the boarding house, where four people were asleep, proprietor and wife, and another married couple. The first at tack WAS made on the proprietor and wife. The latter was killed. The as- sIilGnt found S4OO concealed in the bed and bedding, but missed SSOO sewed in a bedquilt. Passing into the next room the skulls of the other three were crushed, but no money found. The wife of the proprietor, who was struck first, died almost instantly. The other three at last accounts are still hvIng, with no hopes of recovery.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S-Dr. Salmon, chef of the bureau of animal industry, to-day telegraphed from Chicago as fol. lows. relative to the existence of pleurO- pneumonia among the Jersey cattle ID Illinois: "This State has quarantiDed infected places SO far as discovered. shall continue tracing suspicious ami mals in this and neighboring States un- til all are discovered
 GALVESTON, August 2S.-The News Waco special says: It Is reported here to-day that terrible fight occurred yes ter1ay Tn Caryelle county, over the grave of young man named Graham, who was recently stabbed and killed by a companion. Theodore Graham met hts sons assassin, accompanied by the latter's father, at young Graham's grave. Angry words passed, leading to a des- perate encounter and the death of both fathers and the young assassin.
 INDIANAPOLIS, August 2s-Dr. John c. Waters died to-day at St. Vincent's hospital, aged fifty three. He was the chief of the FeniAn organization, hay ing succeeded Joseph Stephens as head centre.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 2S.-One hun dred Polish miners from Toledo were taken to Buchtell this morning and placed m a stone house tO be guarded for the time being from the striking miners. The latter endeavored to drive the guard back, but they were resisted by the detectives. A crowd of several hundred men, women and children gathered around the new miners. One of the interpreters was knocked down by striking miner and IS reported in a critical condition. The governors guards of this city have been ordered to be Tn readiness should their services be de- manded.
 FORT PLAIN, \. r., Aug. 2S.-Kate Smokey is m about the same condition as the past few days. apparently not much weaker. She IS conscious and converses with her family, but takes no nourishment and desires none, and swal- lows no drink of any kind. This is the one hundred and sixty-seyenth day of her fast.
 SHANGHAI, Aug. 30.-All the French have left Canton. IL is now asserted that Admiral COurbet left the Min river with the intention of going to Canton. The Chinese military commanders every where have received imperil orders to