Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-04
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Sdu feuTOs HIS utIrG lclIf buioNA"A AAAi on his head and causing concus>ion of the brain. It is feared the injury wall prove fatal. He will be taken to Iucso1 today.
 Gov. Torres passed through here yes terday on his way to Guaymas from the City of Mexico.
 spe. ial to the CHEN.
 GLOBE, March 30.-The trial of James E. Williams occupied the attention of the court on Friday and Saturday last. The jury found the prisoner guilty of murder n the first degree. This yer dict was set aside this morning by Judge Pinney, upon what nine-tenths fl this community consider insufficient grounds and expressions of dissatisfaction with the Judges ruling are heard On every side. The proof of killing was fully es- abolished, and testimony was ajduced by several witnesses that the defendant admitted that the shooting was inten- tionsl and not accidental A change of venue to Pinal c"unty will probably be granted at the September term of court.
 WASHINGTON. March 3O.-A. M. Kelly Minister 10 Italy.
 O George W. Merrill of Nevada-Minis-
 CT resident of the United States to Hawaiian Isl nds.
 Edmund Jussen of IllInms- Consul - ,l l. l. in-law to Carl ScburZ.
 brown, Shipley & O.. London. En- glAnd-special fiscal agents of the Navy Department.
 Alexander McCue of New York-So- hcitOr of the Treasury.
 Joseph F. Johnson of Virginis-COm- m O"rr n' Railroads.
 Lewis Mullen of New Y0rk-Appr is- -r Oi tue Distinct of NeS Yuik Guy.
 Capt Wm. J. Sslkmar, 9th cavalry M"ior and Assistant AdJut nt-General.
 Capt George II. Barton, 2lst infantry Major and In-pector- General.
 There were a number of appointments tO post offices in Illinois and Colorado, and Dist, ict Revenue Collectors in Ono, Indiana, Texas snd the South.
 Thomas M. Waller of Connecticut Consul General at London.
 Frederick Paine of MsrI rIlqnd-COnsul- Geuerai at Berlin.
 c. Bell, Jr.. of Rhode Island-Minis- ter resident 10 the Netherlands.
 Rufus Magee of Minister resident to Sweden and Norway.
 Edward PaIke Curtis Lewis of New resident and Consul general to Portugal.
 Erasmus B Anderson of Wisconsin, Minister resident and Consul-general 60 D, nmark.
 A. Sattler Gross of Penasylvanla- Consul at Athens, Greece.
 Evan F. Howell of GeOrgia-Cousul at Manchester. F.. gland.
 Iuumas J. Jarvis of North Carolina -Enyoy Extraordinary and Minister pleDIpOteniiary to Brazii.
 Alexander F. L,SsJn Ot Ge1rgis- Envoy Extraordinary and Munster plenIpOteutiary to Russia.
 Wr'. CslnVell-Survtyor of the Port of Cincinnati.
 NEW YORK, March 3l.-630 a. n. UulleIin-General Grant has thus far passed vtIy quiet night, sle, ping by urns m bis chan and bed for five hours. At $50 a m. be cougLed considerable on account Of irritation in hIs throat, but obtained relief after the use of a gar gle; his pulse IS regular and be has fair amount of force ID breathing, and h. swallows without difficulty, having IIst taken some hquid food.
 (Signed) GEO. F SHRoDY, NJ. D.
 At 9 O'clo'k callers At Gen Grants mouse learned that the General was leepIng quietly; after that CSru W. Field called. He was told ihc entire 'mily had been up all night and Dr. Sh:ody ordered them to be | this m1ru- ug. Dr. ShrOdy IS still on duty at the house, not having been relieved by Dr. Douglass.
 At T a ID. Dr. Shrsdy issued the fol- lowing bulletin: "General Grant feels much refreshed after a good nights rest His pulse has improved somewhat u fulluess and force. He has taken breakfast with some relish. 5 me slgbt mount of soreness of he throat has neen relieved by local applications"
 LONDON. Mzrrh 3l.-A Paris corre.- pOudeDt of the Times says 1t Is impOssi- ble for De FreycIent to tniGk ot France advancing to Pekin Nith arsensls empty and a state of country uofavorable for ,uch ress luton. He wIll only be per mi'tsd to send 5000 men to ronqnin: ne will thereby compromise the ire ac- IoL of the army m FraUc. and will par ilize the national life ID Europe in order To annex the arid sOll of IOnquin. Ferry SoIld have done something The uuly object was to overturn the Ferry minis Try. The situation remains the same Icept for the removal oi the ablest re- publican statesman m France.
 ROME, March 31.-ihe fourth Italian expedition to the Red Sea is getting eady for departure as rapidly as pos 'ible. IL will be prepared for aOy em- The announcement Is inter pr ted to mean that the cuurse of the -1peditiOn may be elsewhere than to the Red Sea should occasion demand.
 MALTA, March 3l-Orders have beeu 'eceiv, d 10 at once prepare for commIs- | non the British War vessels Ihunderer, ! Orion. Dee and Don.
 CHICAGO. March 3I- The Armour 'ackIng company of thi- city have r-- | 'eIved additional cable orders from the ! British war department for ihe ship l nent of four hundred thousand pOuDds | 'f csnbed meats. the destination beng | W OolwIch. The same company has 1 'rders from the Canadian government | or 22j,eO ponds of cam, q meat for | hIpm. mt 70 Winnipeg, for the use of . janadlaI troops massing tbere to oper- | 'te against tbe half breeds and Indians. |
 PARIS. March 3l-Oving to the lack . f transports, considerable delay oc- l urred before the necrssary reinforce | nenis for 1onquin could be forwarded. ! | IS possible that the Minister of Marine. ! Vhen the D. W cabinet has been formed, ! nay charter a number of steamers be- ODging to private .arties.
 WAsHISGToN, March 3.-The Presi- | lent has made the fOllOwiug nnu1inaiIOns . z Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers T nIpotentiarS of the [. $. Wm. k. inber's of New York. to Chile: Chs. ". B. Buck of Kentucky, 10 Peru: Ch-s. Russell of Connecticut, Consul to .iv IT ool. England; Henry G. Piersnn. 'rstmsster of New York; Lormhn J. ,"lm'n Of Missouri, Commissioner of griculture.
 LONDON. March 3l-Baron de S,ael' be Russian amba ssador. will have a con rrence with Earl Granville to day. )vGisrs accepts Earl GrsDvi les sug-
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