Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

l The great audience stood while the Im- pressiye scrne was enacted. Following the bier came the widow. leaning on the
 arm of her brother. followed by other
 relations, all in deep mourning. The
 clergymeD, without respect to sect, joined in .he obssquies. The bells of all the churches tolled requiem The trans on all the railroads brought
 delegations from the national cap
 itol and all the leading cities
 of the Union. The cabinet was repre-
 sented by the Secretary of State, Secre-
 tary of the Interior, Secretary ot the Navy, Secretary of War sud the Post
 master General. The supreme perch of the United States was represented by Associate Justices Mathews and BlGtch
 ford. The United States Senate and
 House were fully represented. The governors of IDdIaos, Ohio. Illinois and
 Kentucky were present, attended by
 their staff- ard numerous state officers.
 Major General SchOti,ld was the only repress sntative of the United States army present. ExPresident Ruther-
 ford B. Hayes and Wm, T. Sherman
 were distinguished guests. Rev. Jencks
 delivered the eulogy ou the
 late Vice President. The Bish-
 op closed with prayer and bene diciion. The casket was then lift ed and borne from the church. Tbe
 bells Of all city churches b. gan to toll
 when the remains were taken from the
 house and continued during the cOutin
 uation of the church rites and while the
 procession was on its long march at
 Crown Hiil Cemetery. WE 'n the funer-
 al column came within sight of tho cem- I z I'd s.N0
 the light artillery began firing minute
 guns. which continued until the hearse
 approached the grave.
 | ST HELENA, Dec. l.-The anti-Mon- | gOlihn sentiment IS running high here Several meetings have been held and ! last night st a Chinese club wRs organ
 ized with a membership Oi nearly POO.
 LINCOLN, Gal, Dec. l.-The mutiIated
 remains Of NJ. DOnelly, who has been
 missing from bis cabin for the past
 three weeks, were found to-day. The
 body had been chopped to pieces in horrible manner. Ifere Is no clue to
 the murderer and the cause ID unknown.
 LONDON. Dec. The British eIpe- ! dItionsry force under PrendsTgssi has
 arrived at MAndsiay without any resist
 Ance being offered by the Burmese. | Lord Dufferin has telegraphed the home
 Government that he has arranged to ad-
 mi .Iis;er the Burmese Government pro
 yisioBally m Queen Nictoria's name.
 The Europeans who remained at Man dalay on the outbreak fl hOstIlities, are
 safe.
 | WASHINGTON, November 30-The
 President has determined not to make the trIp to IndianRUOlls. To @ repre-
 sentative of the associated press he said:
 ''In the first moment of the shock oc-
 essioned by Mir. Hendnek's death l yield | ed to my inclination and declared my
 iuteDtion to be present at the funeral. In reaching that conclusion l did not put out of vIew the peremptory press of | public business or what l deemed sui
 ficleDt consideration of my duty to the people and public busiDess- l am now
 reminded by some of the best and most patriotic aud though full of our citizens that the real aud solemn duties of my
 office are at the national capitol and
 that in the present peculiar and delicate
 situation l ought not even to take re-
 mote chance of accident incident to trav- | el t0 grHiify a sentiment SO general and
 sO characteristic as that involved in thls ! subject and tEst 1 ought not to infiict | u,On my cJuutrymen even the unrest
 and anxiety attending my departure, absence snd return ID attendance upon the funeral ceremonies"
 TRUCKEE, Cal. Nov. 3l-A very en- thusIastic anti Chinese meeting was held here last night. ReSO.u-IOns were passed declaring that tue Chinese must An. 1.a h..UA week and the ChInese will receive uO- tIce tu leave town.
 MADRID. Nov. 30-Empezor William. out Oi respect for the memory of Alton so, desires to sign the Caroiines agree 1 ment directly.
 LONDON, Nov. 30.-There has been | desperate fighting at PiTot. The town | vas taken and retaken, remaining at | last ID the hands of the Bulssrisns. It Is estimated that each side lost 5000 | killed and wounded.
 FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 3O.-The officers rsided Chinese gambling den last | night and arrested about thirty Chinese | gamblers. Ihc Chinese resisted aud | -hOt at the officers, who returned the fire. Lam Lee, the proprietor of the house, was mnrtally wounded, and sn- other Chinaman also seriously SOunded
 PORTLAND, Oregon, Nov. 30.-Ihe par tculhrs of terrible collision between a special tea train going east and freight train coming west near MissOula, reach ed here last night. Six men were killed; two locomotives and thirteen cars were demolished. The names Of the killed are: Alvin Moff4tt. fireman; rhOs. De vice, brakeman; M. Recb, engineer of the freight train; Newman Rice, fireman of the special; F. BOunari, brakeman, and a tramp named W. Andrews. The signal hght k believed to have b! ,wU , ut, and the conductor If the freight nut seeing any, Eent ahsad without waItIng I orders. He has been arrested.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 30-The b dy of Vice Pres:aent Hendricks was moved yesterday from the family residence to the court house, where it will lie in state up to the time Cf the funeral. The 1 body IS dressed in an evening dress Rnd the lifelike features of the Vice Presi dent bear 6 look Ot quiet relief. The people were necessarily obliged to take only hurried glances, the pressure be- ing SO great that about eight persons | viewed the remains every minute. At [ the building was closed for he night, after probably 59,000 peep t ] had viewed the remains.
 PARIS. Nov. 50.-E1- Queen Isabella has telegraphed to the Spanish embassy l le.e tO prepare Q residence for herself V iud the infantss Isabella and EulAlia . She fears that If she remains in Madrid [ 'he will be nominated regent against ler will. f.
 MADRID. Nov. 3O-The Regiment of | Prus-Ian UhIans. of which Alfonso Was he honorary colonel, has sent a wreath ( O be placed on AlfonsO's bier. The i. German Grown Prince also sent a a greath. RNGooS, Nov. 3O-King Theebaw. ,ecUming alarmed at the rapid approach 6 4 the British forces sent messenger tO Y len. Pendergast, begging him to grant . ID srmistice for the purpose of peace. ii biy settling ihe fliculty between Bur f, nah and the Indian Govern ment Pen V erCa-t iu rauiy demanded tha surran V