Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-06

of people were abTc- si dSy break aud already crowOing the streets and louie wards through which the great UrOces- sion will move that accompanies the re- mains of Victor Hugo 10 their last rest ing place in the Pantheon. Owing to tue crowded condition of the hotels thousands were compelled to bivouac m the open ar at night. The space around the Arc de TrlOmphe Is already filled with the chief officers of state, members of the diplomatic corps, s, natOrs and deputies. From all dIrectI, ns come deputatlOus with dr-prd banners and
 bearing flowers and gigantic Wreaths and all moving m tue direction of the
 Arc de 1riOmp he, the m, co of France today. Never before dId Paris present such srene. The che-tnut trees Tn Champs Elysce are ln bloom and form a stran,e e contrast tJ the yelled ights, draped banners aud the vast sea Of spec
 tatUFs, all Iu hdblamrnts ut mourning,
 th t hned either side of the immense field, and the brilliant uniform of tue soldiers, large bodies of c yalry that oc- cupy stfeets leading t. Champs Elysee.
 Minute guDs are being fired from the
 Ho el des luvalIdrs and from Fort
 Valerean. The crowds are very orderly hN trouble SO much talked of and written
 about. Societies are taking the places
 assigned tn, m in the line of procession; Trains laden witI visitors from
 the provinces and abroad ar, constantly arriving Inthe city; the enormous crowds already here are
 ever increasing. Tle flu neral proces sIon started punctually at noon.
 2p. m-Tne funeral OratiOn, which M. Floquet deliv red at the Arc de Trr
 omphe. touched the hearts ot his hear CTS, and was greatly applauded. The procession Is moving without a hitch ib the prescribed programme. The p'llce | arrested several bearers of red flag. which were uufurled st starting points or the headquarters of several revOlu- tiOnary sucie, ,ies. Taere has been, how 1 ever, no serious collision yet.
 2:40 p. m-The head of the procession escurtiny Inc body of Hugo [" the PHn- theOn has just reached that lod2eme | of illustrIOus dead. The immense crowd that fills tLe Boulevard Michael In- cludes famous number of people wuO go to make up the disturbing or nOlsy element of the city population. Nov that the funeral IS practically over these rpughs threaten to Iuaugursie the rev. luliOnary demonstration which has been expected since the death os Hugo. StnI Unsettled.
 LONDON, June Ali official stste-
 ment Is published in the Daily New today from Granville's secretary to the effect that the Russo O-Afs han bon, diary question was stIll unsettled. has high ly discOncertrd the Liberals aGd made the LOrrie- Jubilant
 Ex-Pr.sident Arthur.
 NEW YORK, June 3 - The Times | Waship gtol SD, cial says: A prominent physician. who has just returne om New York, IS quoted as saying that eX- President Arthur IS suff-Iing from | Bright's disease. Arthur k lppkin, | badly ard seems so be suiilrlng intense ly. He Is preparing for a sea voyage. Shipwrecksd People. LONDON. June 3-The steamer Mis- sourI has arrived at Liverpool. ofiu%In4 the 'apfaiu of tpe bark he Times, h., family and crew. m all sixteen UsrsOn-, who were SIX days sni nights m a small b at before beIug picked up, and discuv ed m Hu exhausted condition, own L. terrlul- su-f.rings. rae Fumes was lost Tn q collision with an Iceberg.
 Change of Base.
 CINCINNATI. June 3-Ihe annOunc. ment Was made today to the director, of the Cinc nnatI and New Orleans an
 Texas Pacific Ta,lNa. that John ( Gault will a--um,. the du'i of general l manager on July 1st, Iu pld'e Of Juh ; -Ott, resigned. Giut Is at pres, u .rtI'rrtor of the western trunk lIne-, l with headquarters at Chicago.
 Death by Electricity.
 SACRAMENTO. June 3.-Frei Mier, we'll %, Wa young man uf hIs cty, 0as k llel tonight whilst OilIng the ma cui Irry at tts works of tine Sacramento Electric Lipnt Company. wher- Was h, rmploNei H-got into ~urh posi,i n H, tO receive a deadly -hock. He bnundr, into the ar, Was caught In the arms O fhs I