Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-10-04

osophicaIy and said he would not
 make any attempt Co get hls daughter | back.
 | SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. 26. - Henry | Edgerly, bOOkkeep1r for C. F. McDer- mott, was arrested last night charged | with embezzling eighteen hundred dol | lara of his employers money. Eagerly ! denies the correctness of the amount, stating that 1t IS only $3l3, which he used with 1icDermott's sanction ard winch he offered to give check for payable the following day, bGJ which
 McDermott refused.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 26.-Ihe news received here some time ago Of the burning at sea of the British ship Roto- mahana. from Liverpool for Whining
 ton. Cal, is confirmed by the officers of ] the ship Oregon, which arrived to-day ! from New York. The Merchants EX- change Bulletin ss-5 the crew WAS saved.
 SAN FRANCIscO. Sept. 46-Ex-Senator Sargent, !at6 United States Minister tO Berlin, addressed a la-se and enthus-
 iastic German audience last evening at the &epuolcaH wIgvsu. }T.surScroN, Sept. The Secret ary of tLa Il,e-ior GccLnos Co approve
 the acton of the Utab Northern Rail
 road Company in llild.uS their line
 through the Fort Hall reservation in
 Idaho until the question Cf compensa-
 ton to the Indians for the land taken
 for right of way and construction has
 been settled. It is stated the Indians were willing Co accept Jj head of stock in payment for the right of way, but the railroad company refused to con- peLsate them.
 SAN FEASCIsC0, Sept. 1f-The Pacific Mail Steamship company hss decided to carry back the remauisd Chinese to China and not c0ntes. tbe law, as It was at first believed they would.
 BERLIN, Sept. 26.-TEe Official Ga zette says: China has paId ell,4OO ln- demnity for losses suffered by German residents Ct Canton. by reason Of the outbreak oi the natives in lss3.
 MEXICO, via GALVESTON, Sept. 26.- The Mexican Congress has issued for maj proclamation announcing that POr- frio Diaz has been elected President of Mexico for four years.
 CHICAGo, Sept 21.-JOhn McCul- iOCghs engagement here for the past week has revived in the papers a discus sion as tO the mental and physical con ditiou of the eminent tragedian. He has been cuacting the role of NIrginius throughout the entire week. On Nednes- day night he presented the part m such manner as to call for the unqualified praise of all th critics. On other nights there have been llpges of mem OTy and variations Tn his observance Of stage business that show him to be sui ftrlng from @ form of moral lncertitude, as battling of diagnosis a5 It K distress ing to himself and his friends. The cause IS ascribed Go too much club life, and one Ol the morning papers declares that Nr. Mccullough would benefit himself most, and thereby confer the favor of hIs genius longer upon the pub lie, were he Co withdraw for time be- yOud reach of the sCductlODs of a pub lio life.
 HANOI, Sept. 27.-Ihe operations successful The French are now en- Grely masters Us the situation on the river to-day.
 PORTSMOUTH, \. H., Sept. 27.-Rock-
 Hgham house, a large hotel and one of The finest in New Engiaud, was burned thIs morning and nothing but the walls left standing. The flames started near the boiler room and made rapid prog reis through the building Fortunately the stairWays remained intact, and the guests all escaped. Some of them lost iewelry and money. Sailors from tbe United States steamer Wanda lia rendered valuable assistance.
 SAN FBANCIsCo. Sept. 97.-The mar riage Of John T. Young, managing editor of the Chronicle, to GeOrgina M. Simon, took placc today at the resi- dence of the brides brother. Capt A. NJ. Brown. U. $. A.. on Powell street, in the presence of large number of iutI- mate friends. Immediately after the reception the newly married couple took the train for Monterey. where they will spend several days.
 PARIS, Sept 27.-At meeting of the French Cabinet, held today, NJ. Ferry informed hIs colleagues that Admiral COurbet had telegrapLel that the French preparations for tine resumption of warlike operations against China were complete.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 27.-BIadstreet Mercantile agency reports ten failures on the Pacific coast States and Terri tories for the week ending yesterday, as compared with 29 for the previous week and tweuty-one for the corresponding week in 1885
 ROME. Sept. 21.-Eeports from the cholera affected districts of Italy for the past 2l hours, give a total of 3GO fresh cases and lg3 deaths, including ll6 eases and 90 deaths in the city.
 BFAvEE DAM, Wis, Sept. 27.-The dead lock Iu the second congressional district was broken on the one hundred and tiitieth ballot by the unanimous nomination of Gen Bragg.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The directors of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail- road Company adjourned this after noon. The only business of the board of interest was the resignation of Mcssrs. Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon and J. 5. Redlieli. and the election then places W. K. Vanderbilt, Horace William and D. ?. Eimbail, of Boston. The changes are of no significance as there axe friendly relations between the company and tho parties Tesigning. NCssrs. kimball and William represent the interest or the Blair road.