Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-08

McAllister entered an order vacat- ing the decree and giving the case g new trial. From certain i-regulari- ties and technical omissions in the latter proceedings he claims that the order of Judge McAliister was void IbecOm- plaint also alleges thet "a June, 1883, the U. ;. Government issued to the city and county of San Francisco a patent for the land as trustee and for the benefit of Pete Shevebeck and his heirs. The Issuance of this patent IS the principal point on which the plaintiff rests hls case. In conclusion the complaint pray g for the restitution Of . million and Q half dollars acruing Tssne profits due tO Auguss, 1885, and rental S2JO,OOO per mouth after August of the present year. The SUI, is a parallel one to that of the famous Nyra Clark Gaines, which fs- uTed SO prominently m the LOuislana courts for fcrty years.
 LONDON, Aug. It is expected that the land purchase bill will be shelved. Sir Charles Dilko will reappsar in the House of Commons Monday and 1t IS believed that the scandal with be settled.
 NEW YORK, Aug. L-Applicstions for positions in the funeral cOrtege and offers of personal service for stsff and other duties connected with the military escort on the occasion. continue to pour into Major General HRncOck's office on Governors Island, and have necessitatet the employment of several extra clerks and the appointment of Lieut.. Lemley as aids on stsff 70 assist Captain Iounf and Lieut.. Allen in filing and recording the mass of correspondence.
 Admiral Jewell landed from his launch at ll:l5 this morning and had a long in teIview with Major General HAL cock m relation to the disposition of maya. forces under the Admlrars command. Prominent officials stated that the Tari- ous men-of-war would be stationed at different points in the North rIver and fire salutes during the progress ot the funeral procession. The matter of the mariners and sailors parade ss c DOT tion of the escort Is not yet settled.
 A dispatch has been received on be- half Of President Cleveland, asking for a position m the line. IL Is intended that the President and Vice President, with members os the cabinet and also Ex-Pre sidents and Ex-Vice Presidents and members of their cabinets will be invited by the Grant family to partici- pate. Col. Fred Grant, on application of General G. Meade Post NJ. l, G. A. R of Philadelphia that they be allowed the privilege of closing the servIees, granted the request. but on the appeal of Rev. Dr. Newman for the same privilege. Col. Grant and Dr. Newman went to General Hancock's representa- tive and stated that 1t is the wish of the family that Dr. Newman be granted his reGuest. The committee from Philadel- phia reported the revocation Ot the or der m their post, who feel sore over the change and have written to General Hancock asking him to reconsider the matter. The General has referred the whole matter back to Col. Fred Grant as the ceremonies of the G. A. R immedi- ately precedes the religious closing ser vices of Rev. Dr. Newman the matter will likely be allowed tO remain as at present settled.
 DUBLIN, AuE. \ meeting of share holders aLd creditors Ot the Munster bank has been called for Monday tO dis cuss the question to a revival of the bank. IL rumOrsd thai another branch manager IS missing.
 MADRID. Aug. I-DV-inG the 4S hours ending Friday. 69 new cases of cholera and Il deaths were reported in Madrid; 3l of tue victims were women Iventy bOdies lay uUburied in the cemetery outside of town yesterday. A police cCrdon k around the infected houses preventing people from obtaining burial hcenses. The low classes manifest the greatest hostility to the official doctors and the pallbearers. The epidemic IS spreading to all the northern provinces.
 GENOA, Aug. l-The muncipal author ities of this city are about to ask the government 10 subscribe for a demon stratiOn in honor of Christopher COlum- bus in 1892, with an exhibition Of relics and American produce.