Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-19

ves'he cloudy, sea gong down some
 vhat. Hope is expressed to-day that
 'he frs real contest may take place be.
 tween te yachts Puritan and Genesta
 for theAmeTican cup.
 iban--Ihs PRritan and Genesta are
 comlns1Own the bay, both under sal;
 wind lthniles En hour and from the east II a. o.-Ihe Puritan, Genesta and
 judges boat have reached the Scotland
 light sip. The yachts are making
 ready fG the start.
 ll:3Ja. m.-The preparatory slgnal
 Co starthas just been given.
 ll;sh- m.-Ihe yachts have started
 and boh are on tue port tack. l2=5la- ID An outward bound bs-s
 got in he way of both yachts, compel
 llpg th.m to pay of This placed the
 Genest. ahead.
 l225p. m.-Ihe Puritan is Out-pOint
 ing thesienesta and IS we'll 10 the wind.
 ward.
 l2;35-The Genesta IS ahead little
 more tiHn & mile. The yachts are both
 standi1g on the same tack ,tbe Puritan
 WOrkinl tO the windvard all the tune.
 The G'nesta IS well ID on the Long Is- land shore.
 l2:43-The Genesta has gone about and IS Dw standing.
 l2;45-The Genesta bas crossed tO the
 vindwa'i of the Puritan.
 NOoN-I.e vird IS now lj miles an hour, esst-nOstheast.
 l2:lO ?. m--Cienesta T. ahead but to the leeward Ot ths Puri4n. ljO-Ihe yachts have e9ne about ten miles over the course. Cenesta leads by about three minutes; vini light, snd the weather clear.
 2p. m.-BOth yachts are standing southeast. Puritan gaining h Attle on Genesta.
 2IOp. m.-Puritan has gaineds min
 ute and a half ID the past half LOsr
 3.2j p. ID. Puritan has passed .o the windw et the Genesta.
 2;30 ?. m.-The Puritan ls now ahead, but ,o the windward.
 3;3j p.m.-Genests is ahead. tbe wind is dyIng out.
 2s}9 P. m.-PuritsD IS now two len sths ' ahead.
 l The wind IS blowing from the east | southeast and getting lighter. Puritan ! -tlil holds the best vind and IS now overhauling Genesta; both have set their club tOpsaIls.
 Genesta has gone about, Puritan 2I ! seconds later; Genesta ahead. g. 2. n.-Genesta k running ahead. [ but Puritan is well tO the wIndward 1 about lj miles of the outward course have been covered. The whole course is ig miles.
 3:l2 D. m.-The Puritan has just gone all ut. standing northwest, and four minutes later Genesta went about, stand ing on the sac-e course; wind GgLt, from tu- east.
 3:4J p. m.- Genesta and Puritan are out oi sight at this time. it they are not now hOmsEaTd bound r ls uo: ike iy tue race wlll be sailed within the seven hIurs limit oi time. The signal service reports the wind at tnls hour tO be blowing a, The rate of only four miles per hour, from the east. HIGHLANI.s, Sept. II, r. m--Ths yachts have not vet turned the stake boat and there will probably be no re- suit to-day.
 NEw YORK. Sept. ll.-BsttIng on the result ot tue race Is active down town this morning the odds, while ID a ma iOrlty Of cases are ID favor of the Pur- Itsn. were not sz heavy Gs on Monday. Sporting men seem to think that with a stiff breeze and heavy seas the Genesta will be able tU Outssil her competitor with ease. There were few offers of two to ore Tn favor of the Puritan, which found ready takers.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-The excite meat over the PurIian-tienests yacht race is becoming intense. The news paper bulletin boards are swarlned by dense masses of people as eager tO learn the latest news ss would If it were a closely contested presidential election. The Merchants Exchange is crammed. Long, shorts and seasons have vanished before the all absorbing yacht race, on the news thst the wind was strong from the east the betting was even, but since tie later news that the wind slseEened and the Puritan ~as ahead, the odds are two to oue on the Boston slOop. CHICAGO. Sept. lO-The eighteenth sn' nual reunion of the Society of the Army ! of the I leuUes-ee began here to day. A ] business meeting occupied this fore nron when about two hundred officers 1 aud members of the order sere present General William T. Sherman, President ! oi the Society, WAS ID the chair. On the stage with him were General Logan and ! Governors Oglesby. Marshall, Sherman aud Fletcher. In the body of the aud fence were Generals Belknap, John B ] Sapborn and M. NJ. Bane. CHICAGO, Sept. lO-The Daily News | Winnipeg special says B full court Et ! Manitoba, composed of Chief Justice Wal!bridge and Justices Taylor ana [ killam, to-day, gave judgment on tho ! RIel case. disallOwing the appeal and confirming the death sentence passed | by the Northwest Territory. LONDON, Sept. l0.-Cape Town sdvic, state that Congo cannibais have attack | ed several stations O. the African As l sccIation and roasted and devoured [ ! number Ot Whites. No iurthur detaili have been receIyed.
 PAEIs, Sept lI.-It Is stated here ths ! q protocol defining the PrussO-Afghai ! frontier and giving Zulfiksr and Mer ' uchak to Aighanistan, was signed II London yesterday.
 PARTS. Sept. IA special telegram . Co day from Madrid wa the frontier states that a military uprising has takei place m that c.ty.
 ! LONDON. Sept. 1.-Two men las night approached sentry On duty 0 the powder magazine Rt WoO.Eich Eu, before he could give the alarm seize. and beat him ID a brutal manner. leav ing him lying half dead on his post
 They attempted to enter tn magazine but becoming alarmed At some noise si the vicinity iecsmped.
 LONDON, Sept. ll.-Advices f-oa ! Aadii! soy that the military rIslug il
 ;bat city IS limited to one Oi the lsrg e-t barracks The soldiers seized theI
 arms and shouted Death to our chiefs.
 The authorities who had feared an ou;
 break prepared for the rising and vig orOu-ly suppressed it before It had tim Co assume formidable proportions. Ev ! cry prscau;Ion IS being taken Co preven
 a recurrence.
 [ WASHINGTON. D. C, Sept. lI.-Secrs
 tCry Baysrd vss informed to-day b
 cable that the cholera is increasing ]
 Palermo snd sickness generally.
 Inspector General Nelson II. DsvIs vi ! La ,,F,oa1 rp .I. ra.s-a.1 It.s or, fha sa1-