Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-20

ana NQCu lucg lccl Nl tue ducCttQ pnh te they give the patient so excruciating
 pain that they reiraIa as much ss possi.
 ble. That which most shocks those
 who of late have seen the General IS the
 great malignant looking swelling which
 has appeared on hIs neck, under his
 right ear. It has O. late grown witl
 great rapidity and Is now as big as 6
 mans two fists put together. It IS kept
 concealed most of the time by wraps about the throat.
 MADRID, June 15-The cholera Ii
 spreading westward along the Mediter
 rAnean. They are several cases in Terlu
 Alicante and CartaZen; l2,OO0 person: | left Madrid during the past week Tn con
 sequence of the cholera scare, and the
 exodus Is increasing.
 PorTsDAM, June l5.-Prince Frsder
 ick Charles, who had a stroke of apo
 plexy yesterday. died this morning at IL
 o'clock. His cousin, the crown prince
 of Germany, was present ut the time o'
 his death.
 PARIS, June 15-In the Chamber Of
 Deputies thIs afternoon, Admiral Gati'
 beg, minister of Marines. announced the
 death or ACnlIEl SO uIDcL.
 OMAHA, Neb., June l5-The second
 severe rain and wind storm within half
 week visited this s-cljon yesterday.
 Immense damage was done in the
 country tO wind mills, sheds and barns
 by the Eind. For distance of SIX
 miles west of Grand Island the tele-
 graph poles are all laid flat. Reports are meagre, so for, owing to the inter
 ruption of telegraphic communications.
 TIESrsIS, June l5-The emperor of China has ratified the Pekin Treaty or treaty of peace with Fran6
 PARIS, June 15-An official dispatch has just arrived announces the death of
 French Admiral, Courbet, on board his flag ship n the China Sea.
 NEW YORK, June l6-Wm. II. Wander bilt's private car was the last of thret winch made up tbe special train which was 10 convey Gen. Grant to Mt McGre- gor. Gen. Grant arrived at the depot about nine o'clock and a once entered Vanderhilt's car and took his seat on a sofa. With his own hands he adjusted his wooden skull-cap and drew closer the neck scarf so as to conceal the ugly swelling that filled out the right side Of his neck even with the ear. He watched the movements of Drs. Douglass and Harrison, who were arranging chairs and bags so that the General should be comfortable during the trip. The heavy drRpery was SO arranged as to prevent any draught from reaching the sick map. Mrs. Grant sat ct the Generals right hand and he was under her watchiul eyes. The ride through the tunnel ID the cIty was worse than was to be ex- pected during the entire trip. The sharp curves shook the car a little but the care of the engineer prevented any shaking that could disturb the Gen eral. Mrs. Fred Grant. Mrs. Ulysses Grant aud Mrs. SaTtorIs were also in the car, while the children Of the household were in s forward car. Gen. Grant passed a restless night and this morning looked much depressed and emsciated, and while he watches everything that is done, does Tot speak word.
 LONDON, June16-At the close of the today between the Marquis Salisbury and Lord Randolph churchill, Lord Churchill proceeded tO the Carlton Club. There the members were gath cred to hear the result of his conference with the Marquis. The Conservatives ID general are disappointed that no progress has been made since yesterday. and fear Is expressed that the delay tO form a cabinet will damage the pros poets of the Tory party in the approach ing general election. Matters just now are at stGndstill. The conservatives appear reluctant to take flee until the opinion of the whole party can be taken, Marquis Salisbury will confer with the Qnren again tomorrow; in the meantime nothing will be done regarding the for eign. colonial or Indian affairs without the Marquis Ot Salisbury having been consulted. The Queen left Balmoral castle at . o'clock this afternoon for Windsor. Her Majesty was accompan led by Princess Beatrice.
 BEDDING, Cal, June 16-The discovery Jf Peter Sherman and Geo. Radder, of gold m quartz on tine south bank O, Salt Greek, about two miles above Redding. bids fair Co exceed m richness any dis ,Overy ever made n the state, If not any known discovery. Pieces of quartz five inches long, four inches wide and from NAt At AuANt arc AtshEu hLAL. more gold than quartz.
 LEM-Es, Iowa June 17.-As reports rom the outlsyIrg district come in il becomes eyideu. that the tornado which swept over Plymouth and Chero- zee counties was attended with great loss of lives. Twenty deaths have beel and large number Of others l Are seriously injured.
 LONDON. June. 1.-The Queen ar lived this morning ai Winsdor form BalmorGl.
 SAN FRASCIsCc, June 11-Duncan c. | Ross made an effort to beat the records l or hammer and 56 pound weights at | Central Park yesterday afternoon. These | 'ecords were recently made at Edin- | 1urgh, and were ahead of all other pre- nous performances of the kind in the | ing n J6 pound. He put the weight 26 l eet inches, beating the English record ly inches. His second attempt was with the l6 pound hammer. He sue 'eeded Tn throwing 1t lU9 feet ? inches. IeIng over SIX feet further than the rec 'rd. He next threw twelve pound hammer to a distance of 13l feet 6 inches. be best previous record being Ills feet TX inches. His next endeavOr was to hrow a twenty-one pound hammer to )eat the English record of 70 feet. After everal trials he threw the hammer S2 eet l inches. His last effort was the hrowing of a sixteen pound shot. In hls Ross failed to beat the record of 43 eet 4i inches, by throwing nine inches hort.
 LONDON, June l1.-At the conference ,f the Conservatives yesterday 1t Is said hat Lord ROndolph Churchill made it condition of his acceptance of the 'fiice that Sir Stafford Northcote should lot be made leader of the Conservatives n the House of Commons. Sir Henry )rummond Wolff will have 8 position n the cabinet. The conference of Con- ervatIve leaders to-day lasted an hour | Is said that all obstacles to the forma- ion of 6 cabinet have been surmounted. It the conclusion of the conference. ord Randolph Churchill remained in rivste conference with the Marquis of The Pal Mall Gazette has n editorial believed to be inspired by ,essar, the Russian boundary commis- toner. It says, That unless Salisbury fishes to deepen the conviction of kus-