Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-11-28
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cum uuilllhE ID bOlGel tTate Park hL. to donate OJ iecis Of an appru;Iiat, ! character Co form ths uuciues of q grea lablic museum. it has now been a. ceTtaIued tbat the donation wili iIc.ud, the Stanford art collection end Oble5j, collected by Leland Stanford Jr., foi his pr.yaie museum. The c1ll-c ion oi Leland Stanford, Jr. cons sted l.ryeIy uf cur!O-iiIes aud antiquities which ii! two rooms In the Stamford mansion ou California street. It WAS begun when he WAS twelve years old and adiel tC whenever opportunity offered during the remainder Oi Lis life. The Stanford collection, which K intended for the museGm has been described as richer ID old masters than any other ID Amelca tt includes, as well, specimens oi nearly every worthy schcOl of painting sInce the day of med Icyal art aha works are not.ceably rrprese ntHtive of the schools countries and pecChsr.ties. After the return oi Senator md Nlrs. Stanford from Europe a catalogue Was prepared ot tbeII oil and water c0!Ir palutlags which nun oered lSl, all of which had been select cd with great taste ana discretion. Hud m ny ot them are Oll, rare aud exceed. iugly valuabl.. IheIr collection o! paintings Las L.su added to siuce then, but it was G..ng the European trip rt. fErr,i tO that the collection was most notably enriched. No correct es umBte can re made of the money value Oi the proposed gif;. hut the art treas ures alone. ID lSS2. have been estimated tO have cost over S2JO UUJ.
 VIENNA, Nov. Alexander of Bul- garil has sent a note iO the powers, Ls follows: Bulgaria, after espousing He RJumelIsn ctus-, dId her utmost tO comply with the decision of the AInhas sador and prevent agitation. She sees now the SeTyisn invasion, without Ser. wa sending through the Porte--ihe only competent chHunel-sn ultimhtum, iu conformity with international law Will Europe, who IS HnxIous, and Iur- kcl, who Is jealous for the integrity ui her empire, see SeTvIa infringe on the principle of that integrity, on which { ey iaId stres-? Bulgaria, as vsssal, is unable to declare war, and has addressed the Sultan directly on the matter with cut getting reply. She has also or der,d M. lzaLilf, Ter special envoy ai Clnstaniinople, to demand a -eply from Said P.sha, Turkish Minister os For. eignAfFars. Bulgaria has not violated the inte-rI;y oi Turkey. because BulgaTiA aud Eastern k1umelil belnuEt0 Turkey, whilst Seryia k aD lndep. ndent state and violates tine integrity for terrt rial aggTandlzemsut at tle expense oi Bull CarIa to satisfy SeTyian ambition and eEo.ism. Bulgaria relIes on the sense Oi justice ol the pOweT-, as Europe must speak tbe last word on the question.
 SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. I9-The second day of the Pacific Coast Blood horse Gs nciHtIon has been a-ain p stpo1ed on account ol the uuiavrrablc cond!.ion of tine track, until Satn.day.
 NEW YORK, Nov ls.-The Tri5une's Newourg rIecial of November l6th says Hugh NcCaun, sixty-three years old. a bl nd man charged wi;h murder Ing his wife, dTummed his caLe on the mating oi the court room floor as he sat facing Judge Barnett during the progress uf LIs trial to day. He wore black clothes. a white shirt and no col lar. lis face was gs white as snow. His gray hair wEs nicely brushed back from hIs forehead and his lips were tightly drawn together, not a quiver of a muscle being visible. The triHl WAS one of the shortest murder trials on rec ord. It took twenty minutes to get q juf, the prosecution occupied only one hour n presenting the case; the defense was twice as long; and the charge Occu- pI, d only five minutes
 The old man told straightforward story when he took the stand. 'I mar rird my wife in 1851 he sad. "and We had three children. In lS55 my eyes were blown out, and have never seen the light since. Iy property ieeded 70 my wife after losing my eyss. On some occasions she WAS cool toward me She had control Ot the money and could get none from her and had tu put up with her treatment. Frequently she whipped me, and several tines she had me arrested and on trivial charges She never received a scratch from me I1 her lie. She was under the irtlUence ot hquor for three months before her deatt winch was caused by her falling over [ pile of wool ou the stOOp and striking on the haC,tones below. On that Satur day We unarrelei and she struck me ou the head, puDch,d d me III the stomach h:t me with piece of cOrdwOod and pin.hed my cheeS and held me. IheI | pushed her away and she fell agains 1 the door When l learned that sh' was hurt did everything l could foi her, but she continued 10 abuse me She put ObstructIons 10 the path hgs 1 learned t1 walk SO well, and threw me down. never struck her with my fist. ! Judge Barnett charged the jury sirOngl! m the prisoners favor. and m Gn hou he was acquitted. The court room rant with applause and the old man wa warmly congratulated. The money lei | by his wife will go tO various churches WAsHrNGrox, Nov. IS The Republi can to-day prints the following hst e | United States COusul=, who. 1t says l | has reliable authority for saying, will b, retained D office during the present gd mluistratlon: Eivard l.. Baker, Bus | nos Ayres: Felix \. Myers. Al0Iers ! John Stewart, Antwerp; ThDs. Dawson ] Burran-OuillA, Culumbia; IhOs. Adam ! son. Pauama; Frank u. Mason, Mar ! seilles; George W. Roosevelt, Bordeaux 1 Dararce Atwater. Tahi,I, SOriety Is lands: William c. Fox. Brunswick, Ger
 many; Joseph r. Potter, Crefrlt, Ger many: James M. Smith, Mayerce, Ger | nauy: V D. r. Grunel, Bradt rd, In
 land; Loriug \. La:hrop, BTisicl, l. g
 land; Evan F. Jones, Cardiff, Waies | Howard Fox, Falmouth. England: Hc ratio J. Spracue. Gibraltar; Osca l Walmross, Lei;h; Adolph q. Studrl l Singapore; Wm. Thompson, S)u'hamf
 ton: Edward MckDIghj. St. Helena l G!iieroy ". Griffin. sydney, k S. Sie'
 ems, Nictoris; Philip Carroll, PalmerC
 Alaxander Willard, Guaynas, NeNcS
 Ramon 0. Williams. Havana; Nm. | l Riceborgen. Swifz,rllld.
 MONTREAL. Nov. lS-Iwe1ty-six ne cases of smallpox were reported Eei
 yesterday and two at Toronto.
 LONDON, Nv. IS-Bulgaria IS denu
 ing the Turk sh frontier of troops au
 sending all her available forces to tl
 front to combat the ServIsrs. Prin' l Alexan5eI's success before SlivnItza hi
 revived the courage of those going
 the front Bnd they undergo the extren hardsnips with remarkable fortltud 1 In many cases they are compelled
 march long distances ID bad weath'
 and at night camp ID open spaces She
 they are shelteTless, not having the O ! iinary tent to protect them from q