Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-08
the guest of Sir Thomas Brassy, on the lstter's yacht "SunbeRm.r

As AudAdf 0ule ol-4ndl. 1tu. MIC Gregor IS going to Quetts to select a ste for an intrenched camp in the Pisin valley.
 CoLUNBAs, Ohio. July 3l.-Valentine Wagner a GerDan, of Morrow county, was executed At the Ohio Penetentary, tois morning for killing his 5rother-in- law, Daniel Shehan in December, 1884
 SAS FRANCISCO, July 3l.-Philip De Bosom, who was stabbed m the abdomen early yesterday morning during a row ID saloon, by John Garrity. dled last night. Garnty has disappeared. The Chief PolIce has issued orders all over the country for bis arrest.
 MADRID. July 3i.-There were 6.5lG new cases of cholera in tbe plague stricken districts yesterday and l,O39 deaths.
 WAsHISNToS, July 3l.-SiI chiefs of division m the second auditors office have been requested to tender their res- iguatioDs. They are Tomas c. Baily. F d. GoodAle. c. Towel, Thos Rath- bone, H. A. Whallon and c. c. Snow.
 LoSDoS. July 3I-Robert Buchanan IS seriously Ill. He has just finished 6 long dramatic poem.
 The HOuss of Commons last night rejected by vote of los to G the Post master Generals amendment tO the six penny telegraph bill. The bill of late Post Master General, Mir. Lefore, mak- ing the,cost of l2 word telegram, includ- ing address, 6 penny, passed in the committee.
 GLASGOW, July 3l-At nesting here to-day the provost of Glasgow declared. in speaking of the revelations of tn Pal Mall Gazette, that the inquiries showed that there prevailed m Glasgow & system of corruption of minor females. similar to that which the Gazette has exposed in London.
 CLEVELAND, 3l.-Three hundred men and boys employed in the Lake Erie Bolt works went out on 6 strike this morning on account of ten per cent reduction Tn wages. The reduction was made several days SEQ and the men finally decided they would not stand 1t as they had accepted ten per cent cut about year ago. Only the bolt makers, nut makers and boys struck. The waz- es of mechanics were not affected and they continued work but were forced out by the others. The works are now idle and the Superintendent announces that the works will not be put in oper- stion until the employees accept the pro- posed reduction.
 MADRID, July 31.-The thunder storms prevailing here are largely increasIng the cholera mHlady.
 NIT. MCGREGoR. July 3l.-A severe thunderstorm occurred on the mountain this evening. The electric fluid entered the cottage, tearing off some plastering and extinguIshIug the electric light above the casket Col. Beck, com manding Battery A, Fifth Artillery from Governors Hand, and General R. II. Jackson and Commander Colum- bus, of Governors Island, were render ed insensIble by the shock, and it was feared for a time that the latter would not survive. Both now, however, are pronounced out of danger. Two or three others also were more or less sev- erly hurt. The mountain telegraph wires sre all prostrated and dispatches had to be sent to Saratoga for trans mission.
 Large numbers of persons this after noon availed themselves of the privIl- ege of viewing the remains.
 When the generals remains weie placed m the casket yesterday after noon, Colonel Grant Dut a packet m the breast-pocket of his coat. It now transpires that 1t was a letter written by Mrs. Grant. It acknowledged the farewell letter of the General, found m his coat pocket after death, and added a farewell until both should meet m a better world. The ring placed on the Generals tinge, WIS one that Mrs. Grant had given him, but for which ID life his finger had grown too small.
 CHICAGO, July 31.-A Times Fargo, Dakota, special says; A party of iDtiuen- tial capitalists will soon leave Montana for Washington to promote a scheme to divide Dakota on the Missouri river and Mon tsns, north and south at the east end of the BOzeman tunnel. This would make Dakota an agricultural state and leave a cattlenen's state west of 1t. The cattlemen want a state whose legislA- ture will protect them. Dakota woild by this division be about POO by 4OO miles and the cattle state some 400 miles square.
 WASHINGTON, July 3l-Thc follow ing order is being mailed to sL post masters:
 WASHINGTON. D. C., July 3l-In re- cognition of the nations loss in the death of General Grant. and in partici- patton of the lamentation and expres- sion of reverence for his honored mem ory, all postoffices in the several states and territories ID the Union are ordered to be closed between the hours of and on Saturday. August Sth, the day ap- pointed for the celebration of his fuDer- al obsequIes. By order of postmaster general.
 E. A. STEVENSON,
 First Assistant Postmaster General
 CHICAGO, July 3l.-Fitty representa- tiyes from as many barbed wire manu- facturers, being three fourths of all such institutions m the United States, held 6 secret meeting here yesterday at which they virtually decided to form n pool and advance the price lj per cent. Different members contend that the present selling price. S3.3J per hundred pounds, was 10 cents below the actual cost of production
 wAsHINGroS, July 3l-A man named Hamilton, alias Rivers, an American, has been on trial at Zacatecss, Mexico. on the charge of murder. His friends in this country have reported to the State Department that he was to be put to death without trial A telegram was received here to-day, saying that Rivers had been tried and sehtsnced to twenty years imprisonment.
 WAsHINGToS, (D. e. July 3l.-The President, having been requested by Mrs Grart tO name the pail bearers for General Grants funeral, has appointed the following: General William T. Sher- man, Admiral David D. Porter, Lieu tenant General F. Fl. Sheridan, Nice-Ad- mirsl Stephen C. Rowan, General Jos. E. Johnston. of Virginia; General simon Buckner. of Kentucky, Hamilton Fish. of New York; George s. Boutwell,, of Massachusetts; George W. Childs, of Pennsylvania; John A. Logan, of Hi nois; George Jones, ot New York; Oliver Hoyt, of New York.
 BERLIN. July 3l-The BeriLer Mu- sick Zeitung announces the engage ment of Miss Nevada 10 Chas. Halls. Mrs. Msckey will place her house in ,N L. lsavla.1 aG Mice Nara1n