Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

that there is DO great popular enthu- siasm. Outside the route of procession the decoration of the city IS Tar from being general. Another flag has been substituted for the missing one, and this is now floating over the Mansion house.
 The Lord Lieutenant received the Prince and his party and the town com missioner presented an address Of well come. The Princess at the same time was made the recipient of numerous bo- quets. The crowd, which num6eIxi thousands, kept a continuous cheerhS during the reception and cheered long and loud as the royal guests pro ceeded to Dublin, where they arrived at 2 o'clock and were accorded splendid reception. In answer to the address of welcome presented by the citizens committee, the Prince sald he was delighted to renew his acquaint ance with Dublin. In the passage through the streets the party was every where greeted with enthusiasm. The houses on both sides were adOrn- ed with beautiful decorations and the windows and roofs were crowded with future king and queen.
 LONDON. April 7-Gladstone stated ir the House of Commons, last night, that he saw DO reason why the present diiii- cultIes with hussia could not be settled by ordinary diplomatic methods.
 PARIS. April Prime Minister Bris- son, has enunciated a programme of the Cabinet. It cuntemplates revision Of the Constitution of 1881; the abolition of the Senate; liberty of the press; secu- larizatiOl of church property and sepa- ration of church and state; reform of the judiciary; compulsory education: taxa tiou for revenue and reduction of taxes upon articles of food and drink.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 7.-Ihe Rus sian Government is making active pre- psrations to put the great naval and military station of CrOnstadt Tn a state of complete defense. The harbOr has already been protected by the sinking of hundreds of torpedoes in the ships channel.
 PARIS, April 7-In the Chamber of of Deputies this afternoon, NJ. BrissOn, the new premier, said France would in- sist upon China recognizing a French protectOrate over Tonqum and Annam, GNEOA1Ank AO NAC IAONACAtAAo NA AA4I AANhe- of Ten-tsin, peacefully if possible, otherwise the war would be renewed with increased vigOr. In conclusion he demanded n vote of credit for lJO,- O0O,OOO francs to enable the government to carry out its policy m relation to China,
 LONDON, April S-Henry N. Stanley hopes to visit the United States at the end Of this month and will stay but a short time.
 PHESIx, A. T.. Aprll S-The Mormon bishop, Stewart, and Elder J. Robinson, who were indicted for polygamy, were permitted yesterday to plead guilty to the lesser count of unlawful cohabita- tion. The Judge then sentenced them each to ninety days ID the Territorial penitentiary. They are leading repre- sentatIves of the Mormons in this vi- cinity.
 CHICAGO, April S-The report I5 Eub- lished here to-day that Patti coutem- plates making California her future home. She has the Cralgy Nos castle in Wales, on which she has expended some S30O,OO0, and if she can realize anything near that amount for the prop erty she will invest in California.
 NEW YORK, April S-Gan. Grant passed a very quiet night. There was no return of the -hemOrrhage and the official bulletins of the medical attend ants were quite reGssuring. A ram poured down Tn torrents at intervals and the Ouly person pacIng the streets were the watchful policemen and reporters. About 4:30 Senator ChafTee and |. 5. Grant, ir., emerged from the house and gave an encouraging report of the Generals condition. Gen. Badeau strOlled slowly down towards Madison avenue about six o'clock and in response to a question said the General had passed very easy night md Is now resting quietly. He sleeps, or appears to sleep, at any and all times that suits his inclination, but on last night his long st began at about midnight and until ; o'clock it continued with little interruption.
 Gen. Grant has been comparatively comfortable during the morning and has coGghed very seldom. Some tenn pOrary pain in his throat necessitated an application Of cOcoRine. lie has taken his nOurishment and has had DO pain in swallowing. His pulse Is now 66, temperature 99 Signed) GK? r. SHRADY, M. ID.
 NEW YORK, April S.-A son of Presi- dent BarriOs left this city for Washing ton last night. "From information l have" he said, before his departure, 'I do not believe my father is dead. l have no trustworthy information of the fact. 1T 1t were true the American min ister at Guatemala would have inform ed the government at Washington and all the reports from Salvador are utter ly untrustworthy. believe the telegram from a friend to a gentleman in this city requesting him to inform me of my fathers death. is a forgery, because 1t Is dated from Salvador, while l know positively that the gentleman whose name Is signed to It was m Guatemala the next day.
 NEW YORK, April S.-The firm of By erson & Brown, livery stable keepers, failed yesterday. 1t has liabilities oi over halt a million and assets that may equal that amount in time. The firm introduced the cheap "black and tan cabs in this city and are large holders of the stock of the New York Cab Co, which 1t Is claimed cannot be affected by the failure.