Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-18

night. This stated that Rusris had al
 ready asked Gen. kamaroff to explain bis couduc' in attacking the Afghans a | Peuldeh. Gladstone added; "Russi [ had not received Gen. ROlaroffs explan
 ation in regard to the question of th
 present occupation of PeDjdeh.' Mr 1 Gladstone stated he had been in com
 munication upon this subject with SI
 Edward Thornton. British ambassado at St. Petersburg, and that the latte had informed him that the Russians dlC not occupy Pendjeh, but have returned to the positions they occupied before th, battle with the Afghans.
 QUEBEC, April 1.-The Cavalry schoo received fresh orders last night and wil probably leave tomorrow for the north west.
 BERLIN, April lL-It is reported herI that Turkey has decided nnder Prime, Bismarck's advice, to remain neutral 1T the event of war between England anC
 Russia.
 SAN FRAy'c- sCo. April 1.-The Mexi can veterans of this city sent the folloS ing dispatch Of sympathy:
 SAN FRANCIsCo. April ll.-To Mrs. U $. Grant, New York. The Associated Veterans of the Mexican War On tb, Pacific Shore tender to yourself anC family their since sympathy in tn deep affection which has befallen yOu household. By order of the sssO- citation. WM. l.. DUNCAN, President
 NEW YORK, March 1l-Cien. GrSni dozed cpmforta ly until l a. m when h became restless and suffered from pan m his throat The usual local applIc tious were made. giving partial relief At a. m- however, an administration of anoiyue was demanded. Since tha time he has b, ,en duzi"g and sleeping b turns His pulse Is 6S, temperature, 99 (SIgnedl GEO. F. SHRADY, M- ID.
 As Dr. Sh-ady left the house thu morning, be said General Grant ha. passed very quiet nIght. He slep profoundly tI!i ; g. ID. without anodyn, at that time he became restless and ar Opiate was administered. after which h. slept until moraing. Ho took n0ufish- ment Rs usual.
 When Senator Chaff-e left the hOus' at l0:30 he remarked that the pleaSan weather hal brighten Il thr General a much as be had rxyt ct'l His grpates regret, when viewing ti. inevitable, that be is obliged to ie..v- his fanil, md lifelong friend- ard J!,at the crown .ng work of his life. las War hist sy. W,l he left incomplete and uniiLI-h hst Ft .-. Otherwise he feels that LI- life W, r and mission are fulfilled and be IS pre pared to leave.
 Al ll;30 Dr. Shrady returned. II, -aid be thought he would not leave th, General ton long alone Drs. BarkeI and Douglass would come at , p. m . the time the Saturday coas ultatiOn take, place.
 WAsHINGToS, April ll-It is stated oD tbe authority Of Eayal officer that the Russian minister tO the Unite, States has end-svored tO secure the ser. vices of naval officers here m purchasing a number oi small vessels used betWeeI San Francisco and SaulwIch Islands n transporting sugars. The vessels a' C 70 be nsei, the officer says, in proving upon English commerce in Japanese ana Indian waters, should war be declared between Russia and England.
 PHuADELPHIA, Pa, April ll-Au order for -ix fast Iron cruisers of the Esmeralda pattern, was received ID this city oi ThuT>day. These vessels are uOminaily ordered by prIvate parties, hut are gen erally believed tO be for the Rlssian gov ernment. Three prominent features will be insisted on: l9 knots speed coal capacity for twenty-five days. steaming,ani buOyaDcy for three stee rIfied cannon of large calibre. Tn. IS regarded by the prOspec- tive owners of these vessels as the high est type of a war vessel that floats. I was built for Chili m EDRland by Sir Wm. Armstrong, and is about 1000 tons.
 LONDON, April ll-In official circles 1t IS believed that the latest communi- cation from Russia On the Penjd. h it, cident has not io the least lesseue1 the tension between England and Russia.