Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-10

provisions of other treaties, be mad
 public st the earliest minute and befor
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 pOwer, tdat ample time be had for thei
 discussion and consideration by tn public in all their various bearings. copy of these resolutions was orderc' sent to the President and Secretary O State. Resolutions were offered deploF ing the gradual loss of our shipping in
 terests and calling upon the government for a'd by Legislation They were re ferret Co committee.
 EUREKA, Cal, October 2.-About thirt, sailors belonging to the Sailors Union recently formei here, last evening visited the schooner Eva, loading lumber fo Honolulu, and thraRtened the sailor that they must either get an increase o wages or leave the vessel under penalty of being thrown into the bay. The mel left the vessel through fear and the Cap tain has applied to the authorities fol protection.
 LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from Berlin says 1t Is understood ID diplom atic circles there that Austris is strictly supporting Servis. According to sd yic-s from PhillippOlIs the report that RlssIs wished to dethrone Prince Alex sader. has greatly angered the Roum. elisns. The Prince 1t is said. was never SO popular as be IS now. Dispatches re- celved in Vienna say that everything if ready for the entrance of the King of Servia into old Serv.s on the eighth inst
 BERLIN. Oct. 3.-German has ackowl. eds ed Spain's claims to the OccupatloI of Yap and m return Spain has Rrants. to Germany the tree navigation of the waters in ard around the Caroline Is- lands, together with free commerce with the inhabitants and right of having 6 coaling station st one of the Islands. The mediation of the Pope is now unnec- esssry, ns the affair has been settled to the satisfaction of both powers.
 SAS FRAScIsoo, Oct. 3.-M. ). Flavin. who Ass several times been president of the c'.ympic Club, of this city, received a severe wound ID the side yesterday. while engaged Iu s friendly fOIl contest witt GOr'ion Banding. The knob ot tn. latter's foil broke and the weapon en- tered Flavin's side and struck over an artery. causing temporary paralysis. As soon as the biOw was struck, FiavIL feil. Medical attendance was imme diately summoned and the wounded man taken home. After Q close examin- HtIOn the physician stated there woul, be no danger Of permanent paralysis and that the patient wIll be himself again Tn several days. The wound wac entirely the result of an accident, as the best feeling exists between the men.
 VIENNA, Oct. 3-Dispatches received here thIs afternoon reports fighting or the western frontier of Bulgaria, be tween the Servian and Bulgarian troops, and that seven men were killed snG nineteen wounded. The reports have not been confirmed.
 PARIS, Oct 3-Prince Jerome Napo- leon, "PlOn Pllnr has started on voy- age around the world.
 SAN FRAsCIsCo, Oct. 3 A letter was received at the land office in this city
 esterdAy from commissioner Sparks, IT. which the commissioner. holds that a man who sells pre-empted land tO his wife cannot again make a pre-emptiOn. tbis decides a matter long ID dispute.
 LONDON, Oct. 3.-Sir Charles W DiIke, president of the local govern ment boaid under Gladstone's admin istratiOp, was marrIed to day to Mrs Mark Patterson, at Chelsea.
 SAS FRANCISCO, Oct. 3-The ChronI- cle's Washington special ssys: J. Am bier Smith. attorney and ex-congress- man, was assaulted on the train to AL exandria by John Wise, Republican can didais for governor of Virginia Smith has challenged NIs', and Mir. Ramsburg of Maryland, a frlend of Smith. IS Co call upon Wise to learn who will act ss his second. so that the preliminsries of the fight may be arranged st once. Smith IS also Republican. but is op- posed to Mshone's methods ID that state, and said many times that he would not support Wise in this campaign The quarrel really is the result of feud be- tweel the Wise family on one side and Lewis BOtt's and the Smith families on the other These three families are re lated by marriage.