Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09
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at this mornings session will prObabi,
 reach a quarter of a million. Under th
 leadership of Hale and NOrcr0ss tn
 Comstocks during the last few day
 have steadily advanced. Hale and Nor
 cross, which left off last night at S6.2
 opened at Si thls morning and in a few
 minutes fell to S3.25. A genera
 stampede followed in other stocks.
 SARATOGA, July 30.-LOng before th,
 hour for the ceremony to take place th,
 parlor of the hotel was filed with hand
 sOmely dressed ladies and gentleul en
 who sailed m circle around the space
 reserved for the committee. Al 2lO
 amid loud applause from the guests. the
 committee marched Tn and stood m q
 circle, and immediately after Mir. Hen.
 drick, followed and took his position ID the center. Upon his arrival Chairman Villas delivered a long address off
 cially notifying Gov. Hendricks of
 his nomination for the Vice Presidency
 by the National Democratic Convention,
 recOunting interesting circumstances of
 that nomination and dwelling particu- larly upon the enthusiasm unanimously
 manifested in the convention hall. Col Villas closed with declaration that It
 was the especial desire of the DemOc-
 racy to see Governor Hendricks invest
 ed with thIs dignity; because they knew
 that once Ee was given title tO it by the
 people and wrOngfuliy denied its pos
 session.
 PARIS, July 3l.-In the chamber of deputies fine deputatiOn appointed to
 visit the places afflicted with cholera re- ported that the people of Aries are flee ing to farms m the vicinity where they huddle together in novels and as best they can. The sick are entirely neg. lectei. The deputation inspected the madhOuse at MarseIiles and f.rind mum erous cases of cholera there. The luna tie asylum Is III the centre of the infect ed district.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 3O.-Jo-eph II. Outbawaite, on the eleventh ballot, was nominated by the Democratic cOuycu- ton for congress, tO succeed Geo. l.. Converse.
 ALBANY, N. r., July 3O-Goveruor Cleveland is at his office today. engag- ed m public busIness. Six hundred vls- ting Odd Fellows from Boston and Providence, nave visited him. Each one shook hands with the Governor. Among the callers were Senator German, Judge Curtis. of Califonis; Ex-Governor Uu-. d-rwoUd, of Kentucky; Ex-Governor Waller. of New York.
 MAEsEILLEs, July SU.-TLc sale of. melons Is prohibited. Cholera is gan ing area. What it lost ia intensity has ue-n made up m appearance iu several villages previously exempt. Owing t1 the popular p-ejud;cc It Y positively for doctors tp walk alone n the suburbs at night. One instance is reported of a doctor who, while visiting a woman who was seized with cholera, Was assaulted by her son who dr,- a Te- volver ana compelled hun Go leave tLe house. Several other doctors have been SO assanl-c-'-
 SARATOGA, July 3l.-A par; sg the appointed by the recent Democratic National convention f1r the purpose of notifying the candidates ot the.r nomination, has arrived. Hen tricks is at the Grand Union hotel and | he committee held private cJUsglta- 1 lion to ( ke action. \ committee. coz sisting of Villas, of Wisconsin; Walter, | of Connecticut; Hooker, of Mississippi, 1 and Stockton, of New Jersey. was | appointed to confer with Hendricks and l ascertain which is the most feasible ! hour tO make the notification by tLc 1 
 PARIS, July 33.-Fwelve dea;-s from ,hol, ra at MaTseilies last night, and ten | a: Toulon. The force of thr eIi Jennie l in those two cities continues to decline. | Three hundred fu-itives have returned ! home m the last two days.
 RoME, July 3). At fire a; the hos Dital If San Giac mo, two uUoccupied 1 wards prepared for the cholera pat.euts. l were destroyed. One case of clOlo:G l has occurred near Lucca.
 CHIcAGo, July 3O.-TEe News Wash ngton. D. C., specIal says: Congressman Of Kentucky, v Eo represents Ashland district iu that Statr, attempted | suicide to-day at the National Hotel ] He fired several shots, one of which 1 entered hi. right temple coming ont near the ear ou the opposite side ot the head He is still living.
 BAR HAEB1R, Maine, July 3l-lIr. ! Blaine is busy on lis book. He Las been forced t1 secure the aid of a steuo grapher, Lis time being greatly en- rroachtd upon by callers, social dnt.es and correspondence. which combined, have overworked Jim to a considerable extent.
 SAN FRASCIaCO, July 3u.-The panic which eusued this morning on the dc cline in prices of the middle C,mstock mines abatsd somewhat toward theclOse of the session, when prices advanced slightly, though the market remained weak. The collapse was too great for brokers to protect many of their mar gins. Hundreds of dealers were ruined in au instant in consequence.
 HAwTHoES. Nev.. July 3).-Luning was totally destroyed by fire last night at 10 o'clock All but the depot build ing was burned.
 PENNINGTON, Me, Juiy 3l-August I9 tn has been fixed as the day for a grand celebration of the birthday ot inc party. Blaine, Hannibal Hamlin, Gov. MorrcN Congressman aud DnEiey, Ex-GOy. Long, and other distinguished cuests VIII le| present.
 SAS FEANCI-Co. July 31.-Tue Bu.le- tins New lo.k special says: X meeting was held last night by tLe ulturallsed Cinnamon Of New York anI vicinity, who organized themselves ut0 po.i,- ical club. There were pra-ent about fifty Chinamen, half dozen American sight seers and two Nalay-. All parties were denounced, particularly the is- publican. lei by that arch politician. Blaine. who engineered the harmful anti Chinese bill through congress. The principal speaker at the ueCtia- sad: ''Democrats are robbers and thieves who will plundcT the United States treasury. New York city Is 60 good ex- ample Of what they will be. The third and last party are the Greenbackers. They are too young yet, and Ben Butler will rlde them tO the devil
 NEW YORK. July 3l Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. pr,si- dent and vice-prrsiieu; of the National Woman Suffrage Association issued an address. As tLe members were mak- ing some suggestions Co co workers why they should remain stcaIfastly with the political party that for the last quarter of century has most faithfully repre- scented the fundamental principles ot the Republican government. The ad-