Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11
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FL PAso, April G.-As usual, just about this time in the season, there are some r1mors of Indians having been seen between the Sierra mountains and Laguna, which is about 1j0 miles south of Fl Paso. It is the old trail of Victoria, and the Mexicans have been so accus- toned to report them in the spring that United States officers at Fort Bliss think the report is due more to force of habit than to any actual and reliable data.
 For the murder of George NesmIth. wife and child on the road between Tnlerosa and Las Cruces, m August, 1882, Ruperto Lara and Maximo Apad- acc have been found guilty and sen fenced to hang on the Both inst.
 WASHINGTON. April 6-The Secretary of the Navy has ordered 250 marine and loo blue-iackets to sail to-day on the Acapulco from New York to Aspinwall When these men arrive at their destlna- ton the United States will have a force of about l2OO men and 100 officers on the Isthmus. The marines are armed with | Springfield rifles and the sailors with HotchkIss rifles. Four Gatllng guns and two inch rifles with 100000 rounds of ammunition will be sent with the men leaving New York. The entire force will be under the command of Ad- mIral Jouett, who is expected to arrive at | Aspinwall, with the Tennessee. on Wed nesday. Capt. B. H. Mccall and Lieut.. | T. B. M. Mason New York, on Friday last, have been ordered to proceed to Aspln- wall today. Capt. Mccall will be Tn com mand of a supplementary force of ma rines, subject to the order of Admiral | Jouett. Lieutenant Mason will be Tn | command of the artillery. With the Tennessee at Aspinwall, the fleet will | consist of five vessels. including the | Tennessee, the flag ship of the north Atlantic station, with 22 guns; the YaL- tic. with four guns; the Galena. with eight guns; Swatara, with eIght guns, and the Alliance with six guns.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April 6.-Mrs. Althes | Hill Sharon, who, 1t was supposed, had fled to Honolulu to escape being obliged | to produce the "dear wife" letters and alleged marriage contract with Sharon, before the U. 5. Circuit Court, was discovered and arrested in this city last night by Deputy United States Marshal Gregory. She was admitted to bail Tn the sum of 5000, Gustsve Reis and Mrs. Orphis Burkel going on her bond.
 LONDON, April GA dispatch from Larnica island, off Cyprus, reports a S rious riot, growing out of a wanton | attack upon a religious procession of the Greek Church. While the procession was passing the English Club House a party of lOungers began to jeer and hoot at the priests; finally they attacked the processionists with stones and the troops had to be called out before the | disturbance was quieted.
 WASHINGTON. April GA dispatch re- ceivep here this morning from tine home of ex-Seeretary Frelinghuysen, says he Is not expected to live through the day.
 NEW YORK, April lG.-Gen. Grant had an undisturbed and refreshing sleep of seven and half hours. His pulse is 50 and full, temperature normal. He has had no pain during the night and cough ed very little. He Is inclined 10 be cheerful. (Signed) SHRADY, M. D. Ex-Senator Chaifee left the house be- tween 10 and II o'clock. He said that the Generals voice was clear at times and husky at intervals, according to the amount of mucOus, and that he may live for two or three days yet.
 Gen. Grant had a quiet morning in his easy chair, mapping and chatting by turns. Pulse v and of full volume; had no pain for several hO1rs.
 (Signed) SHRADY, NJ. D.
 KINGSTON. Ont, April 6-The Midland battalion, under command of Col. Will liams VI. F., left for the northwest this | morning.
 LONDON, April 6.-The morning papers generally declare the Russian answer regarding the Afghan frontier dispute. as elusive and unsatisfactory.
 CALCUTTA, April 6-Orders have been received by the Indian Government from London, to actively continue pre- partitions for war, notwithstanding the pacific assurance of Russia. This action has created a good impression in India and sustains the enthusiasm of the British and native troops.
 WISNIPEG. AprIl 6-The troops started from Fort QuRpple at daylight, for Prince Alberts, will probably he joined at TouchwOod Hills by a battery remain ing m Quapple Station. The Queens Own Rifles will join the main body on the march northward. A cordon of po- lice has been established along the in- ternstional boundary, and with the as- sistsnce of the American troops in Dakota, the rebels escape into Montana will be prevented.
 LONDON. April 7.-The government is continuing its preparations for arming last ocean steamers. Work on the An chOr line steamer America and the Gun ard steamer Oregon will be begun to- morrow. These steamers will receive an armament of ten guns each and will each have Transportation facilities for l,jOO men. Every movement of Russian vessels Tn all parts of the world IS being closely watched and If war were declar- ed tomorrow the vast tonnage of Rus sian cargoes now afioat would be liable to capture.
 WASHINGTON, April "A telegram was received here today from the home of ex-Secretary FrelInghuysen saying that hls condition is the same as on yester- day. The dispatch further said he might finger m hls present condition for some days. Mrs. FrelInghuysen IS reported as improving.
 Senor Eaters, Minister from Guate- mala, has not yet received any informa- tlon from Guatemala confirming the death of Gen Barrios. He has received dispatches from San Salvador, however. confirming the reports.
 NEW YORK, April 7-Gen. Grant slept we'll tlll a. m., when he awoke and took nourIshment. Immediately alter. m a paroxysm of coughing, be had a slight hemorrhage. which ceased spon- ! taneously in n few minutes. Doctors Sands and Shrady were sent for and found the General as quiet as usual. l having had DO renewal of hemorrhape. lSIgned) !. II. DOUGLASS, NJ. D.
 GEo. F. SHRADY, NJ. D.
 Bulletin, 9;30 q. m.-Gen. Grant has | just awakened. His pulse Is the same. l and no return of hemOrrhage. lSlgned) J. H. DOUGLASS. M. D..
 G. F. SHRADY, M. D.
 The hemorrhaGe Tn Gen. Grants throat l sN.g.. Al