Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

! time, they were entitled Co the tract,
 This company noted an appeal from the
 CommlssiODer's opinion, and the SecTe-
 tary of the Interior was occupied this
 morning in hearing arguments by the
 attorneys for the railroad company n
 support of its olains
 DENVER, Sept. lS.-Last Sunday night
 the police arrested man named Geo. Smith while m the act of placing H dy- Dgmlie cartridge on the Denver .S Rio Grarde track near the city. The case
 was worked up by private detective,
 who was taken into the secret. At the
 appointed time officers were concealed near tbe spot where tbe explosive sss 10 [ be deposited The snster var ksp! lro-S tn- pabli0 iu hcpes Smith wol.i
 cahiess cad .nplic5i- others 4s viii
 have he eEamins'ioD to-.,c7.or.
 S.E EEASo.scO, csp.. is s-tEs city
 Board Ot Health today Ot:.rso s.-ict
 enforcement of the quarantine regula-
 tlObs on all vessels from Pacific Mexican
 ports, owing to the prevalence of yellow,
 scarlet and typhoid fever along the Mex 1
 Ican coast, and declared MaJaski, Japan,
 Iongnay, Shanghi, Hong Kong, China,
 and the FOrmOsa Islands cholera infect l
 cd. Quarantine will also be rigidly en-
 forced m regard to the latter places.
 WINNIPEG. Sept. ls-From private
 telegrams received here tt K learned |
 that Brgnerd. the Vermont bank de- |
 fauiter st Hamilton. k resting at tue l | Queens Hotel, and will come on he.e |
 and IOin his wife at once. To s friend | here he told the story of his travels. At | Minneapolis he escaped from Boston ! ! detective, through supsrior cunning; l Chief Detective John O'CU1uOT, $. ! ' Paul detective; Sake, of Cllcago. V LO 1 ! slipped h!m away from his ca y!"rs iu the l | Minneapolis Uniou depot; the trip from | | s. Paul tO Omaha; heEcs C. EstailtUI, ] Wa Detroit; e. hI- isT7g.uG river cad l way trains ID ease c. H.rCer co. .e:ts- ! | Lon Cu 'reils. LONDON, sept. l'-TIe 9opr'asa cfi ] SaLliPp0lIs. thr osql'.l Cl Eastern -,1L- . nela, almost to q ugn rose ga rebellion | ! yesterday. They seized tbe Goyc-uOr- 1 general. deposed he government and l proclaimed 8 union with Bui-5ril. \ | provisional government was established. The Fevuls vas SD well planned tiat no disorder or bioodsh. .d occurred, every body being in sympathy TI:h tEe move m-nt except the government ofic.Lis. Foreigners iu the city are perfectly slis 1 from harm, gs Is also the property Of ioTeIgu residents.
 Imme diately after the OrRauizat.an li !. tue pTOyis:Onal government, the militia were sworn ID, taking iLe oath Cf gil.- gisnce to Prince Alexander DI Bulgaria. IL I> generally believed Iu diplomatic cITc'ss that EussIa arranged thC pr.- grgmiue of ;Ec rising aud sur -catlI O. union with Bulgaria. No CeiI I.te -t4ie- ment can be made at preseu. es 'O vl-. Ec, ion the si-uatory powers Co tLe .TDgiy Cf Berlin will make respecting the ma.-
 ter. Easteu RIumelia was created Dy The CcDgTeS, Ci Berlin, in iS,S aud was gwen a. auto no:Eic government, though forming an jnieuFci par. O.. the LurkI-I
 empire. Tie Governor Central was
 appointed by ;hs Porte suO ec. Co the approval of ihe treaty powers.
 ROME, Sept. l9.-During the pas. 2i hours, .2i new cases of cholera and lbJ deaths fOIm the disease were reported m Palermo, large increase over the lTcceciin1 2i hoors-
 PIIrsBURG, Sept. I9 - Ex-first Assistant
 postmaster General Hay IS lying at h's
 home in a prOs;raIed condition. lie ar-
 rived from Cresson Springs last night on a special train and was carried from the
 car to his residence on s;Te:cher. His
 friends say he Is nOt seriously III, but several persons who sav bim say his condition Is critical.
 WAsHISGTOS. Sept. 19-Lauderback, | representative of the Pacific Mail Steam shIp Company, says he IS bere to notify | the postal department that hereafter the I steamers of his company will not carry | any letters not even those enclosed iu | regulation stamped envelopes PAIDADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 19.-The in- | 1 tesnaiional cricket game was resumed | here this morning and the Philadelphia | l team finished their secOad innings for | l IFS runs making a total of SIS. The | | EuCiIshmen then commenced their sec | ond inning, having 232 runs tO make to l win the game.
 CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, Sept | | 1.-The celebration of Mexican inde- l pendence was begun by special services 1 at the National Iheater, President Disz | presiding. i brilliant assemblage Of
 military officers, foreign ministers and | elite of the city were present. There | was grand procession of infantry. ar- | tillery, cavalry and civic societies. 2O,OOO 1 persons ceiug in line. The city was ! | reautiiully decorated, American resi- dents Gis splaying their national cOiOrs l blended with those of Mexico. Gen. l Grants portrait and those of General Jusrez and Hidslgo are prominently displayed. The city was splendidly decorated. Congress assemblies tonight, l and railway representatives confidently expect that the President in his mesSa-s will commsnd resumption in whole or part of the suspended subsidies. Bosroy, Sept. l7.-To-day's session os the Supreme Cooncil for the Mason ic Jurisdiction of America was occupied
 with tbe presentation of reports aud the | transaction of various routine bU-jness. ! The following officers were elected Tor l three years: Henry l.. Palmer, Most Po- | tent Sovereign Grand Commaude-: Chas. l.. Woodbury, Sovereign Grant | Lieutenant Commander; J. D Eyaus, Grand Master of State.
 BosroS. Sept. 17sh.-A special from | New York says: "Evarts VII. formally
 decline to bs a candidate for Governor
 of New York In few days
 ROCHESTER. \. Y, Sept I7 -Pro-. | Howard, Of tLe F chester University. ! left tonight for St. Thomas, Ol;ar 3. ! He will take th. slain eleph ntjums O, killed i1 the railroad accIdeu. 70 On tario. and siniY |; for Inc College of ! Massachusetts, to WL:cs it Las been | presented. ILe skeleton will pr bs-
 b!y be sent to the National Museum at ! Washington.
 DETROIT Sept. 20.-About year ago
 tLe Pacific Express Company was robbed
 ct Peru, Indiana, the express messenger
 beng gagged and valuables taken. 4 re-
 ward of SlJC0 was offered for the arrest
 and conviction of the robbers. Detective Pat O'Neil. of this city, was employed on
 the case. and succeeded m bringing tO punishment the perpetrators. D. W. DOwner. Little Al" and Bert Lewis, ex- press messenger. Paymf nc of the reward having been refused, EF. Conley to-day
 brings shit for Detective O'Neil against the Pacific Express Company for S2,OO0,
 the dsrnages being the reward with In-
 ;erest aGi expenses. The suit is a novel one being probably the first Cf its kind