Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-08

ing up the steep incline near the eastern outlook and soon the area in the vicinity of the cottage was thronged with horses and
 wagons and farmers with their wives and families. At 9:3O a train ot two cars brought General Hancock and nun ber of distinguished visitors. The two companies of regulars we're drawn up to receive them as they proceeded from the station to the cottage. At ten o'clock services were held at the cottage m the presence of thousands of persons Some chars and rustic seats had been pro- yided for the ladies under the tIess m inc grove. The ceremonies opened with reading Psalm No. %. which was fol- lowed by an impressive prayer by Rev. Rev. Bishop Harris. The hymn "My faith looks up to thee,' vas IJ!ned in by the whole assembly present, with fine effect. Dr. Newman then delivered the sermon, the family sitting m tue meantlme about the remains n tLe parlor.
 Al the conclusion of the discourse, the hymn, "Nearer, my God to Thee
 was rendered impre,sively by the con greration and the services ended with a beuediction. Mrs. Grant concluded not 10 20 with the funeral train, but 0
 wait until 1 o'clock when she sDl other ladies will leave for Saratoga and from
 there 70 dirtcs to New York.
 U. $. Grant Post No. 2, of Brooklyn
 r.k Nr. the station. Shortly before one o'clock
 the military were drawn up and salute
 was paid tho remains. They passed to the depot and the thrOng stood with uncovered heads while the casket Eas
 borne to the car. The mountain train waited at the little rustic depot. Seven cars were next the engine, aud the fun eraI car with open sIdes and soli1 mas sive drapery was added. The transfer from the cottage to the train was com pleted without difficulty and the tram started for Saratoga.
 AT SARATOGA.
 SARATOGA, Aug 4.-The funeral train arrived here at 1 70 ?. n. ani lett for Albany at 2Oj p. m.
 PARIS. Aug. f. - The existence of cholera m Marseilles IS now officially admitted and 22 deaths have been re- ported within the last F. hours. The horror of the populace. over the pros pect of last years experience beng re- pea;ed, IS great.
 SAN FRAECIsCo, Aug 1 At the for nal meeting of the Confederate sol diers held last evening at the Lick House to decide upon measures to take part in the Grant memorial services on Saturday next, COlonsl FlouanOy Occu- pied the chair, c. ID. Wheat was appoint cd Secretary. Committee were appoint ed after which an eloquent speech was made by Colonel Harry l.. Thornton. were adopted expressive of the great loss the country and people had suffered in the loss of General Grant A roll call will be opened for the signatures of all ex-COnfederates who chose to take part. 4 letter from the Grand Marshal of the Grant memo rial day was read extending a cordial invitation to jOIn them m the parade.
 SAN FRANCIscO. August 4-The eel ebrated divorce case of Hill ys. Sharon, V hich IS now going on under the revers- eI form of Sharon vs. Hill in the |. 5. Circuit Court, to have the alleged mar rlasc contract declaired void, wHs thls afternoon again productive of G1 eXcit- ing incident and which for the moment looked as though 1t would result in a tragedy. Testimony in the case was beng taken before the Master In Chan cery, when a number of photographs of various documents in the possession of Miss Hill were exhibited. Judge Evans and ex-SeEatOr Stewart of counsel for Sharon, took exceptions to certain de- Iects in the photographs and character ized them as unreliable. Miss Hill l became greatly exciied at their con- nents and thrusting her hand into her | sachel drew ont a revolver which she l pointed at Stewart remarking If he | continued in his structures she would l make him pay dearly for them. A | general commotIon followed shd Master | in ChBncery HOutOn advanced toward l Inc lady and urgently requested her to l emain calm. He finally succeeded in | obtaining possession of the revolver, | md adjourned further hearing till to- | morrow. Before be dId so Miss Hill is | ,tated to have remarked "I nm bound | O kill Stewart before this trial Is over | md l don't know but what had better 10 it now" Application was immediate. | y made tcJudge Sawyer for warrant of rrest.
 ALBANY, \. '. August j-The files of people which began passing the remains 4 General Grant in the corridor at the | ,apitCl when the doors were first thrown pen yesterdsy afternoon, had not di- ht midnight. After one iciCck the crowds lessened and at 7 ic!ock the guards on duty by the cof- .u began tO relax and stand at ease; af- er , o'clock the number grew less and ess. ihere wa8 comparative respite intil , o'clock, whel the stragglers were enforced and when It was G o'clock 2 loo persons had yeiwed the remains nd he solid tide was again flowing nd two streams of visitors were surging ,ast the casket. The line outside the 'apitol building increased with the ours until at 10 o'clock the people, our abreast, reached down Washington venue a full block to where the coming | hrongs were formed in line by strong orce of police. At 10 o'clock it was es- imated that the remains were being AtNGl ht 4uu ltIsbua . CT Lu4LutCs anu hat up to that hour GlOoU persons had zen the face of the dead General
 ALBANY, Aug. j.-At 1O;30 o'clock this Drenoon the capitol doors were swung hut. The undertBkers now took charge nd so far as possible prepared the re- lains for the last stage of the Journey. lowly the funeral car, drawn by SIX lack horses with their mourning trap ings, moved to the State street de of the capitol. Al ll;30 d. ID. be great door Uf the capitol swung pen on the State street side and the uard of honor from the |. ;. Grant ost were seen by the waiting crowds 'ith the remains, inside the corridor. 1t this moment the guard of honor iarched out into the sunlight tO strains music and the sound of trumpets of be regulars. Thirteen men carried the asket. The sonsbre car was whiting at | he foot of the stairs m the street. Four [ ien were inside the car and assisted in iting the remains to the black dais { .itbIn the mounted cataialque. The irgnd Army guards took their positions; be trumpets rang out and the procession , tarted at a measured pace down State rect vrfh the ynrfoua n-yaufg, t,,,. i