Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-01

site in Riverside Park Tor that purpose, be it therefore.
 Resolved, that the right of sepulchur in said Riverside Park be and IS hereby given to General U. s. Grant and his wife upon her demise. and be 1t fur ther.
 Resolved that a proper deed of cession for the purpose designated be prepared by counsel to the corporation where the exact locality and dimensions of ground are fixed and said deed be therefore duly executed by the city authorities.
 SAS ANTONIO, Tex, July 28-At a meeting of ex-COnfederste soldiers at the court house last evening the follow ing resolutions were adopted and order ed to be telegrsphed to the family of General Grant: Resolved, that We have learned with deep regret of the death at Mt. McGregor ot that distinguished civilian and soldier, Gen eral U. $. Grant, whose name and fam9 ! in arms has shed lustre at home and | abroad upon his countrymen; and re- | solved that we tender to his bereaved | family our sincere and heartfelt sym pathy in this the hour of their deep at- tiiction."
 MADRID. July 29. The cholera has broken out on the French frontier. One | fourth of the inhabitants of Montenegro ! in Soria died of cholera during tue past fen days. The survivors fled. with the execution of one Gen. De's Arms, who remained to bury the bodies ot the vic tins.
 LONDON, July 29-At meeting Of the ! Salvation Army in London lest night General Booth read letter from the | Queen to Mrs. Booth concerning the proposed work of the army Tn saving | young girls from vice. Her Majesty | iu referring to the proposed criminal amendment bIll raising the age of eon- sent from l3 to Is years, says she Reels deeply on the subject but acting under advice, must refraIu from expressing an opinion on the measure because !, Is matter before Parliament.
 LONDON. July 29.-Ss lisbuTy has agreed ! to the request of De S,aei. Eussian Am bassador. to suspend negotiauous.in reia- l ton to she Afghan boundary question until De GIers obtains a report ot the ] Topographic survey which has been ordered of Zulfkar Pass. Salisbury VIII take a holiday at Villa Cecil from She 10th Co the end ef August.
 VICTORIA. BIG, July 29-A collision occurred yesterday about ten miles from here between the steamers Enterprise and R. F. Rithel, in which the former had its side stove ID. Several lives were lost and many injured. The baggage and cargo E believed to be lost. Hopes are entertained of saving the treasure and the mail.
 LONDON, July 29-.Che outcome oi the meeting of the members oi Parliament which was presided over by Samuel Morley, and attendants who pledged themselves tO remain in London to sup port the crimius! amendment bill, IS that Sir Richard Ashton CrUss, home sscTC- tgry. has iutimatel that Ee approves ot rsis.ng the age of consent 50 lG years.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 29-TEe com miltee ID charge of the Grant memorial exercises has adopted a resolution that its executive committee organize ilseit Into a Grant memorial committee and proceed to raise funds for the erection m this city of a monument tO Genera! Grant. The daily newspapers will be requested to open subscription lists Co that object at their offices.
 NIT. McGREGoR, (E. Y.I July 29-The morning Is warm, without slight breeze. Col. Jones commanding anticipates two more detachments of men and the mountain forces will then be complete. he day is one Of comparative quiet all .r..,,s Ga. rr. ,rrwsuf-, gaffiavrarrt
 SAN FRAScIsCo, July 29.-Mrs. Be Iva LockNoo the well known female 1 lawyer and lecturer and women's rights candidate for President Of the United | States at the last election, arrived here this morning and is stopping at the | Palace Hotel.
 RIcHMoSD, Va, July 29.-The Demo catic State Convention assembled at ,he 1 Richmond Theater at noon to-day. Hon. John 5. Barlow called the convention to order. In the cOutse of ms speech he | alluded in con piImantary terms to Pres | ilclt Cleveland and his adMilistratil D. 1 Committees were appointed and e recess
 t.k,n uutIl p. m.
 PAEISJuly 2S.-The recent dispatches | regarding ths abandonment Cf uCgJtla- | tins for aD American commercial treat y | vitl Sa-in are absolutely incorrect. | ILa adjournment ot the Spanish Coftes | was tbe signal for renewei activity n negotiations, which according to reli-
 able authorities In She foreign office, have not been interrupted.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S-T. II. Gcol- man, Cf the Southern Pacific Railroad, announces that the railroad will take
 ali contributions from this state t0 the
 Louisville Exposition free ot charge.
 Nevada, Cal, July 2S-The stage from
 Washington was stopped by two high
 waymen this morning e 'eyeu miles from ! here, and within one mile uf the Central House. lLGIe were five pass eogers aboard. The robbers compelled them
 to get ont of tine stage, and while one
 stood guard hls pal relieved ILe pas
 seDgers Ot money .nI other valuab.es. ! From II. 5. Current and his two sons
 Sl39JO WAS taken, besides two pistols, | Mrs. Wade. a widow, WAS obliged tC
 hand over 10 and her jewelry. From
 the driver, George Grlssell, s200 was
 taken, most of which belonged tJ
 other parties.
 LONDON, July 2S.-Mrs. Booth wife
 of the Commander-in-C Chef of the Sal.
 vatiOn Army, after the publication of
 the Pal Mall Gazetse's revelation, wrote
 q letter to the Queen asking Her Msies. | ty's endorsement of the work which the army had undertaken of suppreSsinG
 the patrician crimes against children of
 the poor. Inc Queen on ThursiHy
 sent Mrs. Booth a personal letter, con.
 veying Her Majesty's strongest sympa-
 thy with the reform work.
 l General Booth, of the Salvation
 Army, has announced n grand parade oi
 the army in London for tomorrow | The object of the demonstration IS tO influence Parliament in view of the re-
 velations made by the Psll Nal! Gazette
 to pass the proposed criminal amend
 meut Act, increasing tle cCe of consent ID g,rls iron thirteen to eighteen yeats
 The army will march to the House oi
 Commons and present to that body a
 petition signed by 5G0.C0l. praying for
 the immediate reform of English orimi-
 nal laws relstng to the corruption oi
 girls.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, July 29-In the raIi-
 road case of Main vs. Central Pacific
 on trial before Judge Hunt, Hsrvey S
 Brown made statement for the de