Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26

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 seon, at Piedras NleRras, is interesting
 himself in behalf oi the American
 claimants with hope of restoring them | to the mines.
 SALT LAKE, Sept. 22-The fot fth
 lrial of Frederick Hopt, or "WelcOme,"
 came on yesterday. Four jurors only
 were obtained. The case IS one of pe-
 culiar atrocity. There were three pre-
 vious trials, all with convictions of mur-
 der in the first degree. but reversed on
 technicalities by the U. $. Supreme
 Court.
 Sofia, Sept. 22--The levy of all able
 bodied men in Bulgaria between the
 ages of IS and 40 years has been or
 dered.
 BELGRADE, Sept. 22-The Servisn
 army is being mobilized and troops are
 being sent to protect the southern from
 tier bordering on Macedonia and AL
 bania.
 WAsHNGroS, Sept. 22-The Secretary
 of the Treasury has directed the sus-
 pension of George H. Sterling, recently
 appointed weigher ct the New York cus-
 tom house in place of Capt. Geo. B.
 hI AnhCrAAk1AAO1 tC Dr
 made by the Collector of Customs of all
 the circumstances attending the charges
 ID the affair. The action of the Score
 tary IS based on the information that he
 appointment IS improper.
 FRESNO, Sept. 22-The jury in the case of Prescott Rnd Myers, charged with robbery of the Yosemite stage on the 22nd of May last, brought in a verdict o' guIlty at midnight, at last, after being out ten hours. The case has been on trial since the first of September.
 LONDON, Sept. 22 The American bark Cashmere, Ospt. Nichols, from Philsdel- phia April 23rd. for HiogH, has been lost at Tsnega Sima, sn island off Japan. Part of the crew were saved.
 HAMBURG, Va, Sept. 22-The Shenan- doah Iron Company, at Mines, ID this county, h6s deiaulted on the payment of some of its indebtedness, and bill Was filed in the Circuit Court of the United States to-day asking for au in- junction and receiver. The parties tO this action are inc Seventh National Bank; UDion Trust, Sale Deposit and Insurance Company; Eighth National Bank, bnd John Miles, all ot Philaiel- phia. The liabilities of the company are about S9OO,OO0. of winch $j00.OO0 is first mortgage tOnds. and the remainder ia floating indebtedness. The iajuGc;ion and receiver are asked by the creditors representing the floating debt.
 WmKE-BiBRE, Sept. 23.-Au oaibreak similar Co tEe Plymouth fever Eas made its appearance In NaHiiEcake dur ing the past few dsys lf is reported late this evening that -.. 78. families are stricken down with .- a.srase. 4 maioTi,y O.. uc Cases a-r e.Usf.. upon a hall uear town which La- si.srs 1yr1 considered iLc health. r-s- at t-e plgce. The epidemic i- ..lf Co ic cg3s- cd by the uEe Os wsi. .-..r ,-.i-trd iu some unknown mgCler.
 BRUSSELS. Sept. 22-Iln c1vesumelt Is preparing a bI!l Co aCtlp-i15 sending paupers to Congo 9s cl.oHi=is. Proyis- | ions are beIHg made In the bill Co s, cure 1 them means Of obtaining livelihood.
 LoSDoS, Sept. 22-An enormous Socialist meeting vas held yesterday at | Lime House. Ihe crowd prevented | many Gttt mpts to arrest the speakers, but tine officers finally succeeded in lr- resting Mahou, the Secretary of the SO- rialIst League, the steward of German club and SIX spectators. The polico on the greatest difficulty in pre- venting the mob, from rescuing their prisoners as they were being marched | To the police station. A crowd followed .he police, hoOting at them and at times making rushes to hbeTate their com but the police held their ground well and beat them back with iheir clubs. The prisoners were today brought before the magistrate and fined md imprisoned for short periods for ob- 'tructlng the police ID tine discharge of heir duty.
 SARATOGA, \. '. Sept. 23-The second lay of the New York state Republican opened cold and stormy, During the night there were many con- erences. The committee on resolu- .lOns heard several delegations during he night. and worked till late hour. The chaplain Of the senate, Rev. Dr. .eech, urged the committee to take a quars and bold stand on the question, and recOm- , neud a constitutional amendment eguiatIng or prohibiting the iquOr traffic. Some members of be committee favored the propOsIi- on, but great majority were opposed O formulating any temperance plank. | was not until l0:3n that the cham 'iaIn offered prayer. Immediately hereafter eX-assemblyman David Healy, f Monroe, wGs voted permission tD sd- iress the convention m behalf Of he labor interests. lie warned he convention that mere pronis- { s were useless for the Democratic that meets tomorrow ' nght outbids the one that ad- l ourns to-day. General Sharp rose { the close Of iIealy's address i nd moved that the committee on resO- , ltions be instructed to consider the [ Olnts raised by Fealy and, If deemed . dvlsable, embOdy them in the platform. ! he chairman of the committee on Teso- 2 1tions, Col. Geo. Bliss, replied that the l laiform had already been agreed upon. le believed that the laboriDg men 'ould find on reading it, that the points slsed by Mr. Healy bad been fully rec gnized by the committee on resolutions nat rep rted the platform. Many pl-- 70 ages m u were Gpp'9uIej, ua'ltly tlt 8 ne referring to convIc- labor. IAe v Anl4'ia UT W IN ulAuAAsNfil-aH t'A l u ll;3G a m-A hali5s i.s i1s. been .keu in the repulficaa calvsati1u.l davenport has 2lj. Carr lsI. l,ss Tor D arr of about ten vote. U- --i- friends $ re sgIi Co be -uTe c. ..1 .r i'.s. raurt. h il;5j n-Dayelig;, |, l.r-l.tcd. ! Dayeuposts homil-. .1. E E.ie usnimoGs amidst great ti.--i.-. Incl T hole convention tL y-...l .Ca.s. ', r tue second place. Gelersi Carr was - lickly nominated f1- LieGl Cove rJor o 7 exclamation. Ar=au S. Wool, cf - rankin comfy, JmiuaigI f1s Secre- h ny ot State by exclamation. James W. ., ardswUrth, O; Livingston county, was pminH:ed for Comptroller by acclams- on. ' CHICAGO. Sept. 23-The eleventh n- Ii nal session of the American Bankers ! cl began here this morning, p lth very large attendance, fully fr
 five hundred representatives e
 the banking interests from n cry leading city in the union being 'esent. The meeting was called to or n IT shortly after ten o'clock by Lyman I Gage, of this city, President of the SS' .sngiatfou uho leliva-a1 an ad 1raoa I