Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-07-18
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' , terday caused largo increase in ;ht , usual Sunday members of drunken meI on the streets last night Among then were many soldiers belonging to ,h, ] Welsh regiment doing garrison dutI , here. A number of citizens got into drunken row with the soldiers. during which the latter bsyOnetted to death On' of the former. The commotion attract l ed crowds of men to the scene. WheI , the civilians realized that one of theil number had been killed they became furious and fell upon the soldiers witt such force that the latter were
 compelled to beat nasty retreat
 to their barracks. The mob followed , them up, but being threatened will powder and ball if they attempted tc force an entrance to the barracks, they contented themselves with smashing the windows of the barracks with stones The rage of the populace was so great this morning that it was deemed best to transfer the Welsh regiment to some other place. This was done immedi- ately. and as the soldiers marched from the barracks to the railroad station, sur
 rounded by policemen, the mob followed
 them, hooting and stoning the soldiers.
 Several Parnelite members of Parlia-
 ment have telegraphed that they will
 brIng the matter before the government
 and demand an immediate inquiry mo
 the outrage. It is generally believed
 that the soldiers began the row.
 GALVESTON. July l3.-A telegram from
 Eagle Pass says: "As the north bound
 train on the Mexican Extension of the
 Southern Pacific road approached Lsn- rain, in the state of OoahuIla, 1t parsed
 under an enormous cloud of grasshOp-
 pers that were flying westward. So
 dense was this living mass that for hali
 an hour the sunlight was obscured. The
 cloud appeared to be about l5 miles m
 length and two miles wide. Old Mexi-
 cans say that no such numbers of crass-
 hOppers have seen there III fifty years. People throughout the states of COahu- | ila and Chihuahua are terror stricken at
 the prospects, of famine there"
 NIT. McGREGoR, July l3-Dr. Douglas
 said this morning that Gen. Grant hal
 passed a good night. The General went through the night with little or no CO.,
 came, and this morning was bright and
 his spirits improved, Us has been the
 case every Monday for four weeks. The
 q
 has swallowed his liquid nourishment
 to day without apparent pain. Ills
 voice IS clear and stronger, and bis
 pulse has greater voiuIne than yesterday.
 SAN FRAScIsco, July Bit is feared
 that great complications may arise through the insanity of Judge Clough, who was committed tO tLe Stockton in- sane asylum on Saturday last. Prom
 ineut lawyers express the opinion that very many, II not all, O. his decisions for months past may be Ups.t, and par ties tO all the cases so affected will be involved in interminGbls litigation and anuOyancs before the readICstmeng Oi ] them caa be reached.
 MADRID, July 13-Thore were il7 | new cases and G67 deaths from cholera l yes.sIday. The cholera has broken out | in four places in the province Of JoeB; fOrty-twO new cases were reported | yesterday in that province and Is deaths | from the disease. The official report | shows a total of 30,D)O cases In Spain sIuce the beginning of the sconrse Up to last evening and H total of l3,0O0 deaths.
 NEW YORK, July l3.-The HeraiIs Madrid SD; cIal says the death cf Count ess homero. from cholera, IS tLe frs. cs-e m Madrid among people of means and position and living Tn good neigh bOrhOod. The Countess death was with m an hour after returning from the theater, and vas q violent type Of the cholera
 WAsHrNsroS, D. c. July 1.-The Postmaster General has approved the design for the 10 cent special delivery stamp authorized by congress ct its last session. The stamp will be abOu. .wlce the sze of the ordinary postage stamp and the shape of do lar ncte; ,n the left of the stamp there IS a pretty Figue;te messenger boy In uniform; across the top are theso words: United States special postal delivery" and dong the bottom the price Of tbe stamp. Ten cents" Is express cd m figures and , eiters. Conspicuous on the body of tine itamp arc the words Secure immediate delivery a. special delivery office" The , Thoie design ls very pretty and effect ; i've. The Postmaster General yester- lay gave it into the hands of the Ameri- 'an Bank Note Company of New York.
 AUGUSTA, Me. July 14-Perticulars l lave just reached here Of a fierce batsle , which took place on the afternoon and ' 'venlng of the fourth, some miles above | he forks Of the kerebec river. \ cav | lcade cf teams belonging toa large s 'ariy ot trenchmen, was moving north yard along the river road. The wagons Tere loaded with produce, Equor, tobac- ! O, etc, and men, sixty in number. Al ' bout two o'clock in the afternoon the ! ruin was suddenly attacked by 2 gang z f thirteen river drivers, who made s uCden rush with clubs for weapons. 3 nd drove of the Frenchnen, upset tke | Iagous and seized such of the contents ' [ the vehicles as they considered of Q a!ue. A fierce conflict followed and | Ontinued until 10 o'clock at nighl. The ? verturned wagons were used as a , by the Frenchmen and this | Irt was often captured and re-captured
 efOre the last attack was make ten of n le lumbermen were stretched upon The ii eld with wounds either fatal or con- k letely disabling them. The remaining q lree fought just as desperately as at the n ltset, and the struggle did not erd ', ntil one only remained on LIS feet, n hen be and hIs comrades were made :, -lsoners and are now jn custody. II SAN | RANCISCO, July 1.-The Pacific | .ail Steamship O., 1t is stated will is lthdraw its steamers from the line be- A Eeen this city and Australia on Noy.m- 1T ls'. This is the date when the con h, act which the Pacific Mail Steamship n. o. has with the Australian Colonies for a, irving the mails, expires. The Aus a, allan colonies pay the steamship hne n sabsidy fer carrying the mail. The ri 'ionies declare they will not rerew tine Fl ntraei unless the United States gov n, nment agrees to pay portion of the n bsldy. This action of the Pacific Mail w }. IS determined by the recent decision ta Postmaster General Villas not to use n. y portion of the SiO0,O0O appropriated or the last Congress to assis. in inc nl of mails. io LONDON, July l4.-Louis J. Jennings. IlC rmerly editor Of the New York Times. q sn s consented to contest enc ot the la districts of Stockport in u leshire, iu tho Tory interests in the cu ming general election. In his ad- ess accepting the candidacy, Mir. Jec- il' ngs, advocates local self.government
 ' Ireland and import tax on finished Di