Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

, were 17, 13. 9 and :, respectively. A boy of five years was badly hurt and the
 mother IS in critical condition from her bereavement.
 TEHACHEPI, July 31.-There has been much sickness among the men at work on the bridge at Needles; fourteen were sent from here yesterday to the hospital at Sacramento; two died at the Needles who were taken with dizziness, fell ln a fit and died in few hours.
 ROME, July 31-Six thousand per sons are detained in the various Lazar. ettos on the frontier and along the coast on account of cholera.
 LISBON, July 31.-The port of Pulvs, Spain, IS declared infected with cholera. The ports between Cadiz Hnd AcamOnte, both inclusive, are suspected of being infected.
 CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 31.-The ia nous pacers, J Ohnson and RcIhball, were matched to-day for a race for five thou sand dollars within three weeks. date and track to be chosen by James Camp bell, over of RichbalL
 HAWTHORNE, New, July 3l.-Partic- ulars of the fire at Luning, Nevada, put the loss at thirty thousand dollars. Only the railroad building and a few outside houses were saved.
 MARsEILLEs, July 3l. - The lower classes, 1t IS said, as an evidence of ignorance and prejudice, dislike and op- pose physicians, because they have got the notion that the physicians have been instigated to help the cholera along Tn order to get rid of the surplus pop ulatiOn.
 PARIS, July 31-Three cholera deaths at Marseilles and three at Toulon last night.
 PARIS, July 3l.-It IS rumored on Bourse that the illness of President Grevy IS serious.
 PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. 2-Jay-Eye- See on the Narragansett Park track to- day surpassed all previous performances, making a mile in l 20, thus beating his own previous record of l2llt. The crowd witnessed the black geldIng Win ship and mate beat their double team record of 209l |, and that of Frank and mate of 21Si3. Winship and mate made a mile in 2:O6, accomplishing the great feat of reducing by 2ls seconds the famous record of 2:OSl made by Frank and mate.
  Mercantile Agency Report glves 36 fail ures in the Pacific coast States and Ter ritories for the week ending yesterday, as compared with l5 for the previous week and - for the corresponding week of 1883.
 LONDON, Aug. 2-The Egyptian con ference to-day, after a brief meeting, adjourned sine die without arriving at l,l tantamount tO dissolution.
 MARsEILLEs, August 2-Six deaths from the cholera yesterday from noon until p. m. There are 7S cholera patients under treatment in Pharo hospital. Of the ten admitted into the hospital yesterday died and two were cured.
 TURIN. August 2-Six cases of cholera at Garfayrana, four fatal, and 2l cases at Pancolicri, s fatal.
 MARsEILLEs, August Eight deaths of cholera here last night; two at ToulOn. The residentS continue to re- turn, The total number of deaths hese since the OutbresS is l,24S. During the 24 hours there were 26 deaths here and s at Aries.
 ROME, August 2.-Cholers IS reported Tn from ten to twenty cOmmunes, but Is not spreading.
 SANTA FE, N. M., August 2-Stephen B. ElkIns, member of the Republican Committee, has resigned the presidency of the First National Bank of this city, which he has held for l3 years, in order to give more time to the duties of the campaign.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August Frank T. Hutchings, the strsngler, appeared in Judge Wilson's court for sentence to- day. On motions of defendants counsel there was an examination by lunRcy and for new trial, which were successively denied by the Court. The prisoner was sentenced to death by hanging. The Judge will set the day for execution some day next week.