Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-04-18
Gen Grant free from Pain.


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 Gen. Grant free from Pain.
 NEW YORK, April l5.-9 a. m.-Gen. Grant enjoyed refreshing sleep ot ; and |, hours and his pulse Is "A and oi fair volume and temperature normal He is inclined to be cheerful and ehatty. He has at present no pain ID his throat.
 win Remain Neutral.
 PARIS. April l5.-The La Psix says that Tn the event of war between Eng land and Russia other powers, especially France, must remain strictly neutral. The La Paix thinks such an agreement already exists.
 Recruiting for the Navy.
 LONDON, April l5'-Recruiting for the British Navy continues with great actlv- Ity. The admiralty have invited the navy pensioners to volunteer.
 Cabinet Council in Session.
 LONDON, April 1j, ? P. MA cabinet council IS now being held. Nothing Is known as to the subject under dlscns- sion, but il is supposed to be with refer ence to the Anglo Russian difficulty.
 Fair View oft.
 CHICAGO. April l5-Speaking of Cleye- lands letter asking for the stOppa .e ot silver coinage, Senator Fair, of Nevada, last night said to reporter here: What the President thinks about IL does mt amount tO much. IL rests with Con gress, and Congress will not s. poHi its cOInage. There is pTac:i -,iy 10 such surplus of silver as reportC IeaI- ly the entire amount of Sl6,OJO,OUO lying ID the treasury vaults Is ln reality Iu circulation by means ot certificates. His agitation about silver Is kept up, like a great many schemes ID CLngrU sS, by men who want to show how much they know. It IS all for elect
 Bad Weather for the British.
 LONDON, April l5-Military move ments m Afghanistah are exceedingly difficult at present on account Of the almost unprecedented severe weather. Incessant storms of snow and haul ID the mountains and rain in the valleys have swollen the rivers into floods which are impossible by any means of trans portatlon with which Gen. Lumsdeu' s fOrcee are supplied. The weather IS ex- ceptIonally cold, and this fact tells more severely on the British officers and h. dian troops, who are from the south, than up.'n the Russians.
 Russia Turning the Tables.
 LONDON. April15-Gladstone appar- ent hesitation over the kushka rIver affair has emboldened Russia and she Is now taking her turn in demanding an explanation and withdrawals. The re- port i- confirmed that DrGrIers has de- manded an explanRtil m of the presence Cf Capt. Yates, of Geu. Lumsden's staff, at the kushka river battle and of the part he IS said to have taken m provok- ing that engaRemement. Special dls- patches from St. Petersburg even assert that Russia has demand, d the recall of Gen. Lumsden himself on tue ground of his pronounced sympathy with the Al ghans m their hostility toward Russia, but the statement is doubtful.
 Recognized Too Late.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April l5-A man an swering the description of W. A. Lsnnox Maxwell, the supposed murderer of C. A. Preller, at the Southern Hotel, St Louis, is reported to have lived at the Brooklyn Hotel in this city for a week under the name of |. DalZiell, aud tO have taken passage OE the steamer City of Sidney, which left on Sunday last for Australia. Itis also reported that Max we'll was seen m Oakland, Cal, on Sun day.
 The Mysterious Shooting Anray-BoOm-
 ing Mineral Spring.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SANTA FE, N. NJ, April 15-S. N. Blun, of New York. is the name of the Hebrew shot on the A. T. < $. F. train near coolidge, Kansas, night before last. Buns destination was San Francisco, but suffering so severely from his wounds, he left the train at Las Vegas and went to the hot springs for treat ment. It IS now learned that the young EngIishman who did the shooting gave his name to the authorities of West Las Animas. Col, where he Is now under ar rest, as J. Coob Kingsley. He said he had followed Blun all the way from New York with the intention O! killing him, but q c'ined to assign hrs cause. The Pul.mau porter says, however, that Kingsley statement IS incorrect, as he boarded the cars at Kansas City. Tele- graph reports this afternoon to the effect that Maxwell, of the St. Louis tragedy, bought ticket for San Fran cisco, are considered here as a confrma- tion of the special dispatch last Light that Kingsley and Maxwell are one and the same individual.
 The discovery of the valuable health giving mineral spring. four miles from Santa Fe, is still the exciting topic in all circles of the city. Tbe springs have been cleaned out and are flowing at the rate of 300 gallons an hour. City drug guists brought in quantity to-day and charged the same with csrbohic acid gas and placed it on sale. The find at- tracts great attention from the fact that it is regarded as fully equal to Apollo nsris water, resembling the same both Tn taste and appearance. An analysis is daily expected from the Smithsonian Institute.
 A Russian temeRt.