Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02
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 SAS FRANCIsco, July 2s.-A private letter received in this city from Nogales, Mexico, dated Jul 25th, states that the facts about the yellow fever have been suppressed, and that the plague IS daily increasing. The letter states that there were two deaths from yellow fever at Hermosillo on the 18th, SIX on the 2Oth and twelve the following day. In Gnsy- mas the fever is not SO bad as 1t was last year.
 WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The surgeon general of the marine hospital service today received the following telegram from Jas. Ii. Holt, president of the Lou siaua state board of health: Exhaust i've investigation of facts establish not even a remote suspicion that Asiatic cholera was the cause of the death ot the infant PracOlomo, a passenger on the river.
 WASHINGTON, July 26.-Judge Ad- vocate General Swain has been sus- pended from duty pending trial by court martial. Assistant Judge Advocate l General Lieber was directed 10 take charge of he office.
 PORTLAND, Oregon. July 2S. - The country residence of Louis ROsenthal at Mount Taber five miles east of this city was burned last night. Loss, Sl2,OOO; insurance, SS.4OO. The entire family was at circus here aud kncw nothing of their loss until they arrived at the ruins about midnight They believed that the house was robbed ani fired by | burglars, several other depredatiORs having occurred m that neighborhOOd
 the night previous. Eight citizens of
 East Portland have suffered in the past
 three nights from depreciation of burg
 lars, and to-day vigilance committee
 was formed.
 ALBkNY, \. Y, July 2S.-Several mem
 bers of the notification and national
 committees have arrived, and the re- malnder will be nere tonight. \ for
 nal notification to Governor Cleveland will take place at the executive mansion at haIf-past three tomorrow. The pro- csedings will be brief. The chairman
 will make short address to which Cleveland will reply. On account of the limited accOmodati' ms of the executive
 mansion no one will be present but ]
 personal friends of the Governor.
 CHICAGO, July 2S.-G. D. Roberts, who
 is interested financially Tn the Bonnet
 Mackay Atlantic cable, says the cable
 will be ready for public serylce on Octo-
 Der first. One cable Is already finished
 and the other will be completed on the
 above date The cost of the cable will
 reach millions of dollars. The rate for
 cablegrams will be materially less than
 by the old cable. but how much less Mir
 Roberts declined to say. The company
 are organized to lay cable from BraZIl
 to New orleans via St Thomas, whicl
 is to cost S3,0O0,OOO. and will work n connection with Bonnet and Mackay's ] cable.
 ALBANY, July 29.-The National Dem
 ocratic Committee met at the DelAvaI
 house. IL was called to order by Secre'
 tary Prince III the absence of Chairman
 Barnum. On motiOn of Miller, of Mis- sissippi, Hon. John ;. Barbour, Of Nir- ginia. was chosen chairman pro tenn ! The roll was called, and all States were
 represented except Connecticut, Mary } land, Kentucky, Michigan, Nevada, DA.
 kots, New Mexico. Utah and Wyoming Proceedings of the meeting of July 24th were approved. Dawson, of South Car olina, on behalf of the committee cn organization, made a report to bt
 adopted by the committee. IL was de cided not to publish 1t at present, the matter being left III abeyance with the chairman and secretary, they to de
 eide what portions, If any, shall be given
 to the newspapers. The following were , announced as the executive mmittee W H Barnum, of Connecticut, ex-ofiicio A F German, of Maryland; NJ W Ran } som. of North Carolina; E F Jones, ot Louisiana; Hubert O Thompson, ot New York; Mm \ Wallace, Pennsylvania John 5 Thurbot, of Virginia; WE Villas of Wisconsin; Austin H Brown, of In diana: NJ \ HRmm, of Iowa; H ID Me Henry, of Kentucky; F H Kelly, Oi Minnesota; Bradler B Smalley, of Yer mont; ] X W Sulloway, of New York; F W Dawson, of South Carolina; W A Armstrong, of Ohio; Miles Ross, of New D Jersey: $ Corning Judd, of Illinois; J K . Barnaby, of Rhode Island; John c Prather. of Missouri. The cOmmitte, adjourned to meet at the Delavau House at 3 o'clock, when they will Gc company the notification committee.
 BRAZIL, Ind, July 29-The Commer cial Bank has suspended. Liabilities about Sli0,0J0; assels nominally Sl1O, eco. IL Is said the entire county schoo
 fund was in the bank.
 MARsEILLEs, July 2g A classified
 ton of deaths from cholera according tC
 nationality of victims, gives the follow
 ing result: French, 19S; Italians, 322
 Spanish, l3; Greek, 9; English, |; Aus , trian. l; German, 1; American, l. Mn, deaths from cholera in Marseilles las . night, and F. in IoulOn. The situation m ;he infected points continues to i'm r prove.
 PARIS. July 29.-A panic exists at [ village near Bigieres. The population headed by the mayor and members O the cOuncll drove of and stoned refugee :. from Marseilles.
 LONDON. July 29.-In the Commons
 Parnell gave notice that he would m tFoduce question concerning threa; ened spoliation of the propagand; property at Rome. wherein the Irisi Catholics arc largely interested.
 BEIDGEPoRr. Conn, July 29-Five o the Salvation Army have been put 1T jail for four days tor violation ot tn,
 city ordinances prohibiting parading or Sunday.
 LONDON, July 29-Great precautiOn, have been taken at Warwick to preserv, order during tine trial of Doly, Egan anl , ODonnell, the suspected dynamiters Strong barriers have been erected t, protect the approaches of the court. ant coustables armed with revolvers will b, placed on guard at all public buildings PARIS, July 2l The train from Nic'
 yesterday was empty, the first time sine,
 tLe railroad opened.
 ALBANY, July 29-The committee Q notification met at To o'clock, Villas pre-
 siding. It was arranged that the com mittee visit the Governor at 3:30. Ate signing the official letter they adjourned
 until 3 p. ID. The committee will leav, tomorrow morrow morning for Sara toga to notify Hendricks.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July 2e.-Lieutenan , Wilhelmi,in charge of a number of arm! deserters. forwarded by the Department of Arizona for the military prison d