Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-25

morning tne cuCthlue NcAO pPSuSSN AN General Grants residence. At o;SO Dr. Douglas left the house. He stated that tbe General slept through the nlght WitSout disturbing bim even that ne was much improved after hls drlVe or yesterday and that he would get out to day. As far as can be gleaned, from increased exercise taken hy the Geueral, the doctor thinks he IS gaining bodily strength. The swelling at the base of the tongue however, continues, with a little slougbing.
 A Murderer Captured.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SANTA FE, \. NJ, April 2l.-Jim Me- Intyre, who assisted in the American valley slaughter of Crossette and Elm ger, was captured at New Orleans last night. The Governor forwarded re- auisition for his arrest to day and Chef of Police Z.ch Cachamin has been named as Territorial agent to conduct the culprit tU New Mexico.
 Eastern Wires Blocked.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 22-11:20a. m No report has come through from the east yet; all business IS blocked east of Ogden. Expect to get a report soon via Denver.
 England Calling Out the Reserves
 LONDON, April 22 The war office has issued a notice calling out the tirst-class of army Preserves, comprising fifteen regi- ments, for immediate and permanent service. Those members serving as po- lice in Englaud or Ireland are eI- empted. Other classes of reserves have been notified that they will probably be called out at an early date.
 Arrival Of Mrs. Barrios.
 SAN FRAscIsco, April 22.-Mrs. Bar rios and seven children, wife of the late President of Guatemala, arrived here this morning on the ste lmsr Granada from Panama. She came here to meet her son, Antonio, who arrived yesterday from the east.
 Horrible Parricide.
 SACRAMENTO, April 22-Ihe details of a horrible parricide, which was com mitted carry Sunday morning on a ranch four miles south of Michigan Bar, have just been received. John K-stler, a German farmer over 70 years ot age, was shot and instantly killed by his fifteen year old son. When arrested he ad- mittsd the crime aud said he killed his father because he abused hIs mother.
 England Expects War.
 LONDON, AprIl 22-That the govern meut expects war seems tO be fairly In- ferred from. first: its last nights an- nouncement of the probable evacuation of Soudau; second, the repeated refer ences made by Gladstone last evening to the necessity of holding all the troops there Tn readiness for servIce whenever they may be wanted-and these latter woids were observed to be spoken with emphasis; third. the demand for II, 0O0O0O pounds, meaning five pence half penny interest on the pound ln takes, n demand never before made except for war; fourth, 1t would not have excited popular feeling by SD readily giving out Lumsden'S beligereBt dispatches. he London morning papers spare nn words ID giving the lie to kumarOff upon Lumsden's testimony. his senteuca frD m the Chronicle, heretofore a peace ful paper, Is good instance of the de liant tone of the press: "A mere crush- Ing reloiader could hardly ue imagined. Not one sentence of kpmarOff's report remaius; not one clause of II was exempt from the grossest and most impertlnent perversion of the truth This doubles wIll also be the tone of JOhn BIil to- day on Change Bnd elsewhere.
 wrighty Opinion.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April 2l-James An thony Froude, the pr prInInent English historian, who was among the passen- gers on the last Australian steamer, speaking in an interview on the pOssI- bility of War between Great Britain and Russia, said: "I thick tat the Afghan Istan frontier difficulty could have been settled AmicabIj with firm and decided ministry. Gladstone Is too hesitatIng anu vscillating for a Prime Minister When be takes a stand he should not swerve, though the world were sgains' Linn. IndecIsion Is a greater source of defeat than inherent weakness. l do not approve of iingoism, but do believe in aD unalloyable purpose to maintain the national honor.
 Franco Getting in a Fury.
 PARIS, April 22-The Journal Desbats says this morning, ID regard to Glad stones statement avOwIng respOnsibil- i'y for the suppression of the BOsphoIre Eyyptiep, that France must look to England for redress; we wIlI maIntaID our rights, and do not lack ample means to do su." It also states that the Freuch fleet has been got in readiness for the purpose of making naval demonstra- ton on Alexandria, to enforce cOmplI- ancs wIlh the demand of France for re taliation for suppressing the newspaper, BOsphOire Egyptlen.