Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-08
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NEW YORK, Aug. 3-The Sun in an
 editorial ht aded Cruelty of the EoDg
 parade" says: Tt Is fitting that the
 memory of General Grant should be
 honored by the most impressive military
 funeral the country has ever seen. but
 the rageant will cost too much if 1t de-
 mands the sacrifice of single human
 life. We fear that a number of lives
 will certainly be lost unless the idea oi
 a nine mile march is abandoned How
 many persons are there among those
 who propose to take part m the process
 sion on Saturday next who could pru-
 dently undertake a simple walk of Iine
 miles under the burning sun of an Aug
 ust day in cur climate. Unless the city
 is refreshed by cool wave from the
 West, many soldiers and civilians VIII
 sink and fall in the ranks or by the way
 side as the great funeral procession
 moves on."
 WASHINGTON, Aug 3-It is now proba-
 ble that the President will visit Albany
 after the funeral of General Grant, be-
 fore he goes to the mountains. Secre-
 tary Manning, who will spend the month
 Of August at Watch Hill, Conn. with
 bis family, will probably accompany him
 to A biny. It IS expected that Secretary
 Lamar and Attorney General Garland
 will remain iu the mansion during the
 Presidents absence. Other member Of
 the cabinet will take vacations. Owing
 to the illness of Mrs. Bayard, 1t is not
 expected that the Secretary of State will
 spend much of the summer season at
 Washington. Secretaries Endicott and
 Whitney and Postmaster General Villas
 will spend most of the summer at their
 homes. The two former will make short visits to Washington whenever their presence is required. If is not def initely settled what day the presidential party will leave Washington for New York. but it is either Thursday or Fri day of this week, most likely the latter day.
 BRUSSELS, Aug. 3.-The Nord says that England has consented to Russia's proposals to leave the Zulifakar ques- ton to be settled by joint boundary commission.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-RepresentG tives of the various Jewish congregations met last night for the purpose of perpetual ing the memory of the late Sir Moses MOntefiere. An organization was effect ed by the election of officers and it was stated that Sl0,0D0 had already been subscribed towards the erection of monument to the renowned philanthro- pist. It IS intended to erect monument or,statue m Central Park.
 MADRID, Aug. 3-The number of new cases oi cholera throughout Spain yes terday were 3.3l7; deaths 1,36i. In this city there were g new cases and 23 deaths reported.
 LONDON. Aug 3.-The Duke of Cam bridge, Comman ier-in- Chief of the British Army, tho Marquis oi Lorue, General Lord Wolsley and Martinez Chilean Ambassador to England, Lave slgnified their intention Of being present at the memorial services in honor of General Grant ct Westminster Abbey. Gladstone also says he will go, if hIs health permits. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cunnaugbt will be represented by Equerries. The Duke of Argyle, John Bright and many other distinguished gentlemen have written letters expressing their regret at their tO attend.
 MADRID, Aug, 3-El CorrespOnden cia Espaiia reports that five persons were suffOcated while house WAS being at Jlen. The Cholera con tinues to spread to new provinces.
 DAGGETT, Cal, Aug. 3.-The report of the burning of the Bonanza King mill at Providence has been confirmed. The mill vas entirely destroyed; insurance. S2j. .0OO.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, August 3.-An iEfor- mal meeting or ex confederate soldiers | in this city was held yesterday to dis | cuss measures for taking part m the l Grant memorial ceremonies on Satur- l day next. c. D. Wheat of Virginia WAS 1 chosen chairman. A formal meeting | will be held this evning at the Lick | house to complete the arrangements. | An invitation was extended to all ex- | confederate soldiers throughout the | state to take part ID the funeral cere- monies.
 MADRID, Aug. 3-In the whole of Spain, yesterday, there were reported | deaths. The Military Governor of | crenada has succumbed to the pesti- lence. The cholera IS raging iu the ,onvict settlement at Carthagena.
 TORONTO. Ont, Aug. 3-The verdict of the jury in the Riel trial Is looked upon here as just and the opinion Is freely ex- pressed that lael should suffer the ex- irene penalty of the law.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 2.-The Call tomorrow will print a statement that Sarah Althea HIll-Sharon. the plnintif n the celebrated Sharon divorce case. Will m short time begin a featuring our over the State on the subject of he recent decision of the State Sun -eme Court. She assigns as a reason Or this departure that she has no more funds to prosecute her suit against ex-Senator Sharon and expects o gain some Tn the manner stated.
 CINCINNATI, Aug. Tt is reported lere that Michael Hirscb, owner of the at Point Pleasant in which IenerRl Grant WIS born. sold it for S7OO0 ash. II true, the building, which Is a frame, will be removed to one of the New York parks.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 2-At Chittenhaur 3esch tonight w. l.. Smith and A. l. Talbot ascended in two balloons for a ace Tn midaIr. When a height of welve hundred feet had been reached. be machines collapsed. Talbot came town with his wreck comparatively un- niured, but Smith fell the whole dis ance, striking some telegraph wire be- ore reaching the earth. He still lives, ut will die.
 MT. MCGREGoR, Aug. Ion the noun ain brow by the eastern lookout the iun bOomel sullenly at f o'clock this morning. The shock of Its vibrations Eas yet on the heavy air, when a second epOrt shook the earth and startled the ,irds in the trees. The artillerymen lad begun firing l3 guns to mark tLe un rise of General Grants last day up- ID the mountain. In quick succession nd at short intervals the guns were fred. The rain had stopped, but mist till concealed the valley. The soldiers eceived orders to break camp and in ess than 20 minutes the tents had dis from among the trees and Tere packed away m boxes for ship nent. Notwithstanding the heavy and rain of the night, the sol. iers slept well and were comfortable. l Ia Co. Na ss 4 II