Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-04
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cnfu the following official bulletin a Gen. GraD.s' condition. The progres
 or the dl>es from which Gen. Gran
 suffers ls, oarrin9 accidental compllca
 uphs, slow. Comparing the condition or the patient wIth what 1t was A mop,l
 ago, tue changes hich have takeI place can be appreciated; taking thi, ln consideration, It can be said that tn, swelling nnder the angle of tue loyel Jaw m the right side has increased and become harder and more deeply fixed
 The ulceratIon on the right side of tho base of the tongue has become deeper and more irregular, though its super nrlal area has not perceptibly increased
 hls voice has been reduced to a whis per There l. some impairment of his general strength and some less in weight, although bis appetite is ID. changed and the usual amount O, nourIshment Is taken. Ills removal to MeGregor has SO far proved beneficial and has enabled the patient to recover lost ground and thus Tn a measure ha. counterbalanced the effects of his local malsdy.
 NEW LONDON, June 26-A Yale man, just from the boat house, says Captain Flanders, of the Yale crew, required the servlces of a physician this morning and that Appleton will be substituted. 1t IS also reported that the race may be postponed uat.l afternoon. Not in the history of Yale and Harvard aauatics has the interest mankesred prryi- | ous to a race been brought to such Q | high state of excitement hs 1t was in to- | days contest. Early last night all the | hnH.la T l.
 were not 10 be had at any prIce. The night trains from Boston and New l York and the New York boats brought largely increased numbers of visitors and the morning trains from all dIrec- tons come Tn crowded. New Haven sent an excursion train of l5 cars in addition to the regular train. The betting, which after the CoIumbIa's race changed from odds on I ale to even money, and then to odds on Harvard, were now about even. An unusually large amount ot money has been put up or the rgsGlt of the race. Tue final betting was bout even, although some en- tLu-Iaslic Harvard men gave odds ratHe- than nor c. place their money. A O'ciacA tus water whs m exc lleut condition. there being but a slight r1pri'- sud a very slIgbt southwest wInd.
 ll.26 a. m.-Both crews have just ap- p-a-ei ou ihr crUr>e; first mile, Har- ward, D minutes, 70 tconds; Yale 6 nm ute, 9 !, 'uis.
 l.4J a m.-Tne $. coud mile, Har- ward, r. liinltss, 1 seconds; Y.ie F m.. 49s hid mlls, Harv,rl. IS n 5 s: Yale l9 ID. 45 R. | Urih mile, Harvard, 2j ID r. s; Na'e, 26 m. 2S s.
 iaTvard won the ruce by l2 lengths. he ilieIal tune, Harvard, 25 n. l5l s; Yale, 26 m.
 NEW LONDON. June 26-HarYard won the boat race over Yale.
 WAsHINGTUS.' June 25- Under the gene iuy.tatIun of Seer tary Whitney 'O u;lic-is of the navy and otLers tp sub mt plans to him for the constru ,iion of navy steel cruisers, Admiral Porter has for some time past been engaged In planning a vrssri which he hopes will prove a model In her class. Sue is to be 35J feet lon. and Gt tLe same time a rum, torpedo boat and gun boat; will 20 forward or backward with equal facility and carry a very heavy arms- ment It Is expected that she will attain great speed.
 LoSD lN, June 26-A dispatch from Yokohama says the American steamer City of IokIo, from San Francisco, which Is ashore at the entrance to that hArbor, will probably be total loss.
 St. Louis Mo, June 26-Luther k- Bruce. lending druggist, shot and aillrd Jo. LeutZ. prominent merchant snI Jn-tice ul the r, ace Ht Douglass, Ills, yes erdsy. The afi.ir grew out of an attempt 10 suppress the h1uor traffic Leuiz belng a strong temper nee man and Brace supporter of the whiskey cause.
 SAN FRASclsco, June 26.-Williams, Diamond lS Co, general agents of the Pac lie Mail O., in thIs city, received dispatch this morning from the con- pany's agent in Yokohama stating that the steamer City of TokiO, which was reported yesterday ssfoTe near lokoha- ma. is aground on Sogami Point, 22 miles below the city. TLe dispatch says the passengers, crew, mail, treasure and n part of the cargo have been saved. Every .fTort was being made to get her off The steamer cost million dollars. Fears are expressed on Chang by those tanllldr ltuuo DhNf tAHh tLo vessel will be a total loss.
 SAN FRASCIsco, June 25.-The report has reached the offices of the Southern Pacific and IAtlantic S Pacific compa- nies m this cify, from Omaha where the general passa ger and freight agents ot the transcoutinental roads are Tn ses- sion. that Tn Arlzona the freight war has been s tiled and the percentage accept ,d and that the only question m sus- uense l. that Of overland freights. The S .uthern Pacific, C,n;ral Pacific, and Atlun1c k Pac tie, favor lower rates. -,
 SAS ANDHEAs, June 2J. - Angeles Cau.p, ore uf tue most prominent mInlug fpgu- iu thls county, was visited by nre ,.-s-ria, aud greater portion of tbe | hu.iu+sS part of the town was burned | Th.. ti-. originated m "A room in Cos l rrrve'- hotel m which an ins ane person ! ,ra- COL t.rd. The hotel was destroy ed, | fezlse- the Gijpiuiug livery stable Of I.o Ferry. TryOu's hotel, the post othcs n,i other bu-Iuess h"u-es, and all ot | Chiaa'awn. The loss k estimated at [ S-5.ugu anu SD a- far aS known IS cover | el b, b It htile insurance.
 NEW LONDON. Conn, June 25.-The l Hrvari vs CJlumbia boat Face was ! won hy Harvard.
 CAIRO June 2j.-Ano.her letter has be n c ivei from the Mahdi ln which he e iin, th- kill,ug of all foreigners . unless they be ,ome mGssulmen. YoKyuoNa June 25.-ANERIcAS steamer IrY ot rokio. capt, Maury' from San Francisco, June 2nd IS ashore ! near this port she Is leaking and bel cargo has been partly JettisOned assist auce ha. been sent to her.
 LONDON, June 25-Sir Nathaniel RntuscuI.d. SIr Eveliu BsrIng and Mr John Morley, will be raised to the peer age.
 SAS FRAxcIsco. June 25-The re. | cap,ion rendered al the Pavilion last night to Father Upchurch, founder oi 1 the Ancient Order of United Workmen was tremendous ovation. Fully thir' teen thousand persons were present scme people estimate the number s' fifteen thousand. The address of vel come was delivered by Wm. Fl. Barnes Father Upchurch's reply was short and
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