Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-11

|, ing by a volley from our advance pich
 cts of grenadiers and by shell from , l3 pOunder. The rest of the night wa 3 quiet. The troops are in good cOndl , ton and only seven fell Ou: of the rank |, yesterday during the l5 hours marcl
 Do not expect to meet with serious re
 sistance Another dispatch from Gen
 Graham glves the following: ''Tama , Springs, nOOn-Our forces advanced a
 this morning and occupied the villag,
 and khOr; ws encOunted sli1 ht oppOsi ton on the part of the enemy; We found : very little water and what there wa of very bad quality. am going to re
 turn with my whole force to the frs
 Zereba. Four soldiers were wounded
 m occupying the villages; of those two
 belonged to the Australian contingent
 A despatch filed at Suakim at , this
 afternoon says: "Tamai is in flames
 The British loss m occupying the place was l killed and 6 wounded.
 FL PAsO. Ap1l at is stated that a
 band of Indians were seen going m the direction of GallegO in the Sierra Mad re mountains, where number of Ameri- cans are engaged in mining. Believing . that the Indians intended committing outrages the government of Chihuahua sent two Companies m pursuit.
 NEW YORK. April Sc q. m.-Gen. Grant had a prolonged sleep. He has taken food at intervals during the night, | the most of the time has been devoted to refreshing -le-p. His pulse IS steady and full and he has no pain.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 4-The Supreme | Court in banc has rendered a decision in the case of the people vs. JOhn Cen ter ct al-, dIsmissing the appeal from the judgment and affirming the order | denying new trial. The case k yer! ! important one, involving the iI.ls o! | some N,COO acres Ot lan1 m htsI sri Fresno counties, includII z hc 'nWuslrs of Bakersfield, worth probably oiuu,- | OOO. The suIt vas brought to set ,s .Ge the old Montgomery patent Ot l-GI. | Judge Da!ngeTiield declared the patent void, but gu act passed m 1878 allowed all claimants who could prove they bad | expended one dollar an acre Iu making improvements the privilege ut obtaining patents. The case has been before the court for the past ten years and has had four hearing-, each time being in favor of the actual settlers.
 NEW YoRK, April 4.-6.3J a. m.-Gen. | Grant awOkei After a continuous sleep of < hours and related ID a lucid and hu- mOrOus manner his dream while under the influence of the anOdyue. He feels re- freshed and cheerful and asked for cup of coffee. His pulse Is the same. Last uIght'was a comfortable one for Gen. Grant. lie slept Iquietly in his easy char with his feet resting on a stool from shortly before II o'clock uu- til haif-pRst six tins morning. He was much refreshed by his sleep of eight | hours, unbrOken save when he was aroused to take noUrIshment at regular intervals. During the early morning the patient had occasional attacks of coughing. His breathing during the night was comfortable. Dr. Douglass was with the General all night, and c ]. | Fred Grant was in the room most of the time.
 ll:l5 a. m.-The improv ment which the last stntemcnt suggests in Gen. | Grants condition continues. Since talk | ing his coffee he has had strong liquid nOurishment. Ills throat has been at- tended tO and tbe irritation which began to trouble hIm has been allHyed. He walked; firmly into the adjoining room tu have bis mouth and throat cleansed. | He Is resting quietly now m his easy char; hIs pulse k about the same a. | yesterday at this hour.
 (Signed) DOUGLASS | ID. m.-Cen. Grant has been very | quiet since the last report. He has taken | his nourishment regularly; his pulse Is | -. He Is not complaining Of hIs throat. | The accumulation of mucus k easily re- moved by gargling without other medi- | cation. He moves from room to room | when required without trouble. He IS now resting in his easy chair, after hav- | ing been on his bed for few moments. (Signed) DOCGLAss. CALABAsAs, April 3.-A stockholder's 8 meeting was held to-day and perfected an organization of the Calabasas, Tue son .S Northwestern R. k. Co. The pro- posed route Is to run from Cslsbasss nOrthward through the fertile valley of the Santa Cruz to Tucson, thence to l Florence, Phenix and Globe, tapping the rich agricultural and mineral dis tricts Of central Arizona. The ar- rangsments also embrace rail road from Tucson to the QuiiOtOas. The members of the proposed company are
 principally large capitalists of New York and they now hold n contract with a powerful foreign syndicate for ample
 means to immediately carry out the en.
 terprise. This contract Is signed by the
 syndicate and was today approved by
 the stockholders. The company will
 apply for county aid tO a moderate eX.
 tent, agreeing to allow the bonds so
 issued to remain in escrow until the
 first division of the road shall be fully
 completed.
 LA LmERAIAD, via Galveston. Apri
 1.-The hostilities between Guatemala
 and the allied republics have been sus
 pended, and an srmistice of one month
 duration, announced The leGislativ,
 assembly of Guatemala has annullet
 the decree promulgated by Presiden
 BarrIOs on February 2sth. in winch h,
 proclaimed the union of the Centra
 American states, and announced himsel
 Dictator. The gold-hilted sword of Pres
 ident Barrios was found on the battl,
 field Of Chalchuapa, broken. AccOrdin,
 to the latest intelligence received here
 President Barrios, of Guatamala, k dead No particulars received.
 , LONDON, April 4-The Prince an,
 Princess of Wales wlll depart for Ire , land on Tuesday evening next. The will take the train which leaves tn
 Eastern railway station at 6 o'clock tha
 evening, and will arrive at Holyhead il , time to take the midnight boat across ( kingstown. if the sea be smooth. Tn Prince and Princess will land on Iris ] soil before 6 clock Wednesday mOninl
 SAN FRASCIsco, April l. Early thi morning two charred corpses of China men We're found in the ruins of a fir . which last night destroyed the buildin ! at the corner of Dupon. and Sacrament Streets. Another corpse was found i
 the rooms, lying in a bunk, with il
 throat cut and bloody razor lying nea f It K believed this unfortunate preferre . suicide to the possibility of bein suf1Ocsted to death.
 PARIS, April l-Prince Jerome CPlo To Plcn) has written letter ID which l r. advises his adherents to oppose the iu c mediate dissolution of the Chamber
 Deputies. The project, he says, is
 royalIst trick to give the death blow r. the republic.
 $ WAsHISGToS, April 1.-The Preside