Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-09

SHhouicte asnlngtOn special says if ;s reported that Postmaster-GeneraI G,.H7 17 ham will leave the Cabinet at mn es- easi date to succeed Judge DrummonJ the bench of the 7th judicial dis,.;l.. Y. court. Frank Hatton Is mentioyai' " Gresham's probable successor. as
 NKw YORK, August G-Gs---, Buffers letter accepting the Presids.,,,.;.'ai, nomination from the workiponsr-- --'.'. -'-'i anti-monopolists will be issued F.;Il4 al4 or Saturday next. It IS stated tfa. ,t-. Butler believes he cen poll two rili;o,' ili;,a' votes.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August G-A Sargent, late minister to Berlin 5,- the United States arrived hera e.- afternoon.
 LONDON, August 6.-The lats.t., vices from China state that the Cbi,a--. authorities have stopped the co1-ls. service between Foo Chow and the Iar5 ing place of the cable.
 VIENNA, August 6.-The Bean bo,l burned to-day. PARIS, Aug. 6.-Ihree death, at V.. seilles and three at Ioulon last r;.p. Seven returned fugitiyes have di4i 1-'
 LONDON. Aug. 6 There k an Am. break of English cholera at Nor,bsD,. ton owing to the scarcity of water | entire family was stricken. No 6s,,i- have occurred.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. G.-Loui, RlsrI | ing, a we'll known mining epgirea- @"5 for thirty-One years resident of tS,- | k.N
 insane asylum. He Is victim ri melanchOlIa. He Is the inventor n, Q ! process for treating ref. etYrv or., .,.i is brother of Capt w. q IH.7ilT,, ex-harbOr commissioner.
 SAN FRAScIsko, Aug. G.-The Sbs,., divorce case was postponed ,,, ro-r ing untli MO1dhy MOrrIn. Ou sccouD, of Judge Sullivan. whose sister lirl this morning.
 NEW 1ORH, ,AugG Richard K. Fox offers a purse of SlnUUO to matcE the trottr-.
 Maud S, and Jay-Eye- See for a trot a, Gentleman's Driving Park ID this ci,- September next; best three in five. | PoRTsMoUrH, \. H., Aug. 6. Calvin
 Page, Democrat, Was chosen mayor oy-r
 W. II. SiZeria, republican, by vote
 of l.OO3 to i3i, the smallest Republican
 vote ever cast in the city. The Demo. l crats for the first time Tn seven yrsr,
 elect a m iority i the city, securing
 thirteen of nineteen couucllmeu aud sx
 out of nine aldermen.
 PORTLAND, Oregon. Aug. G.-A ire at
 East Portland. yesterday destroyri
 twenty-nine buildings. The losses arp estimated at SSO,OUO; insurance Sattu
 NEW YORK, Aug. q -B By an explc,lon of benziue in the Chas. Funk Refining
 Works, on Forty-eigth street, thIs morr-
 ing, Edward Llndeuberg, engineer. and Peter Bretzer, were burned and the f.,lt
 of the building and the stable with tE0 | horses were burned. The saloon ai. u- ing was demolished.
 PARIS. Aug. 9-The newspapers r.E
 speak of the cholera Tn the past trl>e l English and American bankers Jld .- cal agencies are unanimous in an rA- pression of the. opinion of cuuidenc- returning and there will be a marked | decrease of deaths.
 ! ALBANY. V. T., Aug. 5.-ti,vc-ro; Cleveland leaves Albany tomorrow .JI the upper S4giuac lake. AGIrnEdac. S. where he will probably pass two w-es- ! vacation. The Governor statt~ that a.. rumOrs concerning hls letter of arttf' ance are without foundation. I.e t.y. eruor received a delegation Of F.etrl Canadians. residents Ot the Ourvi States, who are holding a convention | GErrYsBUEG. Aug. G.-Geueral Sheri dan and Secretary Lincoln arrived hen this morning. They were driven to tl, encampmeut of the PennsyivauA Va tional Guard They were escorted b. Adjutant North and cavalry. Upon or irving at the cucampment they were .r ceived by tho camp dignitaries and salute was fired m their honor. \ larg crowd gathered for the review this after noon.
 STERLING. Ky, Aug. 6.-Ir IS repOr,e | that a pitched battle occurred on Mon day in the woods near here. Four me were killed and sixteen wounded. hu | the report lacks confirmation, COLUsA. Cal, Aug. GA dispatc ! from Princeton says two masked utl came into the saloon of Adam HUugi | where five men were about tO take l drink, and presenting cooked revolver | told them to throw up their huud- l Charles l.. Eamstreet being slow ( comply and making some show of draw ing pi-tOl was shot and killed. Seytr. shots followed, one taking effect in th, arm aGi side of man named Smith causing slight wounds. The a.taca-a party fled ic different directions 4id raised the alarm. The robbers dt parted before they had time to secure any thing Neither of the robbers were recoguI Izrl The excitement Is intense.
 WAsHISGToN, Aug. 6. - Early On, morning a fire was discovered by the D. lice at the capitol Tn large closet ad joining the clerks office on the bower side. It had apparently been burning some time. for when the watchman Wis warned by the smell of burning pant, he entered the clerks office and opened the closet door, the flames burst forth tiercely, and 1t took them a half Lour Go get 1t under control. 1t was finally tI- tinguiShed without much damage benz done. Only the fact that the closet bal fire proof walls prevented a disa-tr. a' conhagratlOu.
 IsCHIT, Aug. G.-The Emperor- VII Ham and Francis Joseph arrived he's to-day at noon. The meeting bctWrsl the two was most cordial. The E. press Elizabeth received both at t,e lschit station. An immense concou-. had assembled outside the station. Ilr Emperor and Empress of Austria r- corted William to the hotel. A era-! dinner was served at the Imperial vl.l
 GALvEs;oN, Aug. GA News White. hor1 special says that the south iogrl passenger train on the Missouri q P- cific was deraled and ditched at thr-s o'clock this morning four miles u"-t of WhiteshorO. A number of p..-r1- gers and train men are injured bu. a.a- seriously.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 6-It I- ullr' stood that Secretary Lincoln has is.li.l upon the promotion of the Gree.. Flr.. Steward Bciderbeck and Private tlr;-. will te made Sorgeants and Ser-ra-., Brainarl, Frederick and Long ''i- Lieutenants. Lieutenant Greedy. understood, has refused to gcrrl' @ i. notion Co captaincy except ;l-o-1- the ordinary course. Thls action - -. part Is highly appreciated hy t-.-r '- cers whose promotion would have pea deferred for two or three ye4I- l5- -. 1ept rfal fha fHfea He will f.. ( Z .r...