Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-04

| Albert, CD route for Aix les Baine. A large crowd gathered at the pier to wit
 pess their departure aud cheered loudly
 as the yacht steamed off the harbOr.
 LONDON, March 3l-Tha belief has | bee, me general that the Russo Afghar l au, icn will be amicatly adjusted with | in a few days. At the stock exchange | the fee Inx |, strongly manifested by ar advance m prices of c0nsOl'. At noon they had ris'n to ll-l6-hs fl cna p-r | cen: and the les: of tLe list showed lm- prOSement.
 PANAMA. Via Galveston, March 3l.- H, NJ. S. Liilv, on n-arIng ti e wharf at ! Coon. vas fired upon. She returned the lire.
 PARIS. March 3l.-It Is rumOred thet ! the Anamese have risen against French anthari'y. The rising Is attributed to the French reverses Tn Tou4uIn and to the intrigues of Chinese mandaribs.
 Spec El to tho CITIZEN.
 OUIJoToA, March 3l.-John w. Mac kay, principal owner of the BonaDza mines at this place, arrived this even ing. New md important developments may be looked for soon. Mir. MackaN leaves for San Francisco in day or two. Special Co the CITIZEN.
 CHA BEND, April l-J. J. Preston was killed yesterday afternoon by J. W Fields, a rancher on Gils river. Hart fe, ling had existed between the two for some time past. They met yesterday on the rIver below Gila B-nd station. Preston was shot m the head with a Winchester rifle and bis skull smashed by blows with tue rifle. Tue plea Is self defeuse. Fields claims that Pres ton forced him 10 it. He escaped with ont scratch and came to town and de- livered himself up and vas taken to Phenix this morning. Preston was ihs main prosecutor in tue NOOnan whiskey case.
 Special to tls CITIZEN.
 YUMA, April Martin Roach, John Hicks and a Scandinavian started on Sunday on prospecting tour between this place and Picacho. Late last night R sch and hIs partner reached town nearly famished for want of water and they reported Hicks as unable to keep up with them. A party was at once or ganiz-d to search for him aud thIs after noon found his body about twenty yards from water. with his blankets near hiu. Roach would have succumbed, too, had it not been for the vigorous efforts of bis partner. Hicks was 6 well known pros pector and had been ID the vicinity of Silver district for the past ten years and owned some good claims.
 WINNIPEG, April 1.-The Stonies and C,eeS iIInrd the ther bands ye>terdr, m an attack OF Battl-tOfd aud kIlle James Payne and George Apple gate, the farm iIstruc Ur=, and two settler. ani burucd large number of settlers hol.s, s: nll the bGildIng- m Blttl-fOrt were pllltgsd and burned It's expected that Big Bears bani and the Fort Pi [ Indiaus will also tn iu tIe rebellion Big Bear. wIJh SO1 warriors, l. wltl "a -rNf armed men, but DO field ureres. It not known whether Md iletOa viii order Gu advance of troops.
 RENO, N-vada, Apnl I.-Simeor StrOIg. the wIr, murdrrer and who Was io be seuteuc, | next >aturd Y, hanged himself with silk handkerchief in tLe !al. IhIs mJfnmg.
 HALIFAx. April I.-The 63i R.h have been ordered 70 bcli tuems lv,.- in readIu, ss tO proceed tO the North 1 west Territory.
 LONDON. April IA despatch from Paris thi, morning reports that M. Dr- Frey cIuet has now accepted Presiden Grevy's oifer and wIll form a new Cabi | net immediately.
 NEW YORK. April l, a. m.-Slon | after thIs morning Gen. Grant hau l anOtLer of those danger. us attacks. b, | household Was chlled and the famil gathered at his bedside. Messengers | were prom ptly dispatched at the sug- | gestIou of Grant for bIs physicians snd | the Rev. Dr Newman. The tele ,srapl | and telephone were again brought into l prompt Trq Ii-itiOn. Dr. Newman ha- | already arrived and Dr. Surady's cOAci | Is seen rapiLly coming towards the house | he dread Ju-t now IS that he may dIt | at any moment.
 A report from Gen. Grants haus. say s Dr. Newman, who arrived at 5sjJ. | b-lirvvs me wUrst IS near.
 6:ij m -Dr. Newman and Senatrr ( haiiee arrived at Gen. Grants at 5sjU a m at 6tlj "A servant went to drul sioIe fr med cine for Mrs Grant, who had become uervoIs. U. $. Grant, jr came a, 6:lO. ai d hIs wife was sent for at the ot Clou. Hotel at 6:25.
 The following bulletin Was given out at 6S}D 8. m q, neral Grant rested ess, until a. tn VI GU he was seized with an attack Of weakness, from winch he has rallied.
 Signed J. IT. DOUGLAS, NJ. D.
 GEO. SHRADY. NJ D.
 Al 6.JJ X Senator Chafite left Gen Grants house. He sad the General was very low, out conscious that he Was dS- Ing. NIT. Cnaff-e believed the Grnera was dying and he might go a0ay at sny mIuu'e, but the dCc ors sand he nigh last the day out. Al 9 o'clock ex-S .na tor Chaffee fit Gen. q ant. lie says he k growing weaker, and bis throat Is filing up, but the main t'Ouble IS witt hIs leart. The doctors gay De may di, at any time.
 At 10 a. m. authentic information ai this hour IS to the effect that General Grant k failing fHs; and that It IS "nlN "A question of a few hours until the end IS reached. H- IS gradually sinkIng, but not suffering.
 Rev. Dr. Newman has left Grants house. He was sem by repuriers and sad The GrIerAl srlenif ls realizes th. fsct of hIs prolonged suff-fing~, but hi strength of Inte. feet and the caimne-s and -ers sui'y of hi- mud are Vol derful A visitor who lief th,. house at 10 u'cl ck s tit fhFt fhe Gpns ral had raf.i.f and IT.