Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
The Indians scattered into small bands and are said to be rowing about in differ ent directions.
Death of Victor Hugo.

Death of Victor Hugo.
 PARIS, May 22, p. m.-Victor Hug died at 30 this afternoon.
 The Ministry will request the Cham Der of Deputies to adjourn as 8 token o respect to the memory of the deceased It IS reported that Hugo bequesthet his manuscripts to France snd,thst hl left it to the Republic to select 6 buris place for bis remains and decide as tt the form of hIs funeral When the fac was made known that Hugo's death wal momentarily expected, Cardinal Guibert Archbishop of Paris, sent specially tS his residence, offering to visit him and administer spiritual aid and the rites o the Catholic church. Lockroy, the poeti son-in-law, who was in attendance st the death bed when the Cardinals prof fer came, replied for Hugo, declining with thanks the srchbishop's tender and saying for the dying man that "Vic. tor Hugo is expecting death, but does not desire the services of spriest-" General Grant.
 NFw YORK, May, 22.-There was some undue irritation in Gen. Grants throat last night, attended by frequent at tempts to clear it of mucous. though these attempts further irritatsd the parts, and the General being spprehen- sive of a wskeful night, suggested that Dr. Douglass remain through the night, which he did. When the doctor lefr this morning he sad Grants spprehensions proved groandless, for, he slept at II: 30 and continued to sleep until o'clock, after which he slept at intervals until s: 30. At that tune he awoke with little if any pain. The doctor thought the east wind and raw chilly weather affect ed the General unfavorsbly.
 Religious Intolerance.
 CISCISEATI, May 22-At the morning session of the Presbyterian Assembly, the standing committees were an- nounced, A considerable sensation was produced by the offer of a resolution by Judge Deck, of Philadelphia, de- claring the Roman Catholic Church spos- tatized, its priests usurpers, and it's bsp- tism invalid. He spoke in favor of his resolution. Speeches were made by Doc tors Wells and Butler. of Brooklyn, op- posing the spirit of the resolution and objecting to its consideration now, when judicial case IS pending involving the same matter. The resolution was laid on the table for the time being.
 Don't Want to be Questioned.
 LONDON, May PA great deal of comment IS caused by the absence from their places on the opening of the House of Commons this afternoon of three members of the cabinet, who were expected to answer certain questions on the paper. These ministers are, Chamberlain, President of the Board of Trade; Mir. Trouglan, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; and Sir Charles Dilke, President of the Local Gov ernment Boards.
 somebody.eIse wants 1t. Major.
 WASHINGTON, May 22.-Secretsry Manning has called for the resignation of Mai. s. Willard Sayton, of Msssa- chuseits, chief of the division of first Comptroller's office. IL is ststedthat Sayton will refuse to resign on the ground that there are no charges what eve- against hIm, either of inefficiency or offensive partisanship.
 The Wicked Fly.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May 2l.-Accounts from the different sections of the San Joaquin Valley state that the HessIsn fly has made great ravsges in the wheat crop and that where twenty bushels to the acre were expected not more than seven were realized.
 An extraordinary Privilege.
 TEHERAS, May 21.--The Governor of Persia, Sarikhs, has granted the request of the Russian commander at Merv to allow two battAlions of Russian troops to march through the Persian territory on the left bank of the Tejenden River, the roads on the right side being flood ed.
 Garland is Stubborn
 SAN FRASCIsco. May 22--The Chron- icls's Washington special says: It is stated that Attorney General Garland will make the appointment of Zach Montgomery a personal matter and that unless Montgomery Is appointed he (Garland) will resign from the cabinet.
 Part of the Filthy Pool.
 SAN FRANcIsCo. May 21.-Msx Gum pei, one of the handwriting experts in the Sharon Hill case, has been arrested by Gen. Barnes, attorney for Sharon. He was released on filing bonds for s3,0O0.
 From Austrslis-
 SAN FRASCIsco, May 21.-Tbe steamer Zealander, from Australia arrived at noon, with Sydney dates to April 26th and Auckland to May 1st. Edward Hsn- don, the oarsmen is among the pas.en- gers.
 Judge Wallace withdraws.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May 22.-A special to the Call from Washington says, Judge Wallace, in letter 70 Secretary Bay ard, has withdrawn his application for the Chinese mission.
 British omeers at Herat.
 SIdLA, India, May 22-British officers have arrived at Herat. They we're warmly welcomed by the inhabitants. The officers report the Notifications of Herat stronger than they had supposed.
 The Commission Advances.
 LONDON. May 22-The latest advices from Meshed state that the British Af- ghan frontier commission have marched towards Perwana pass, near Herst-
 New Appointments. WASHINGTON. May 22-The President to-day appointed the following collect OTIS of internal revenue: Wm. T. Bishop. for the first district of Ohio; Asa Ellis for the first district of California.
 Unsatisfactory DeeIsion.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, May 23-Much dis satisfaction IS expressed ID sporting cir cles owe the decision of the referee in respect to the Mitchell-CIeary glove contest of last. night. The English champions admirers claim that he had the best of 1t through the entire four rounds and that had the fight last en another minute Cleary would have been knocked out Cleary's friends, on the other hand, say the American cham pion proved himself the better man of the two, as he knocked Mitchell clear ofi his feet in the third round. To this Mitchelrs friends reply that he slip ped and that if It had not been for this he would not have gone down at all. The referee, however, sticks to hIs de- cision ID declaring it a draw. He acted fairly to both. The contest was only for four rounds and neither of the meu were badly punished. The dispute will prob ably result in another mstch-"to . finish It is stated this morning that the receipts of the house were seven