Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-03

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25-The feel
 ing ID St. Petersburg regarding the Rou
 melisn question is hourly becomin,
 more warllke. The sympathy of thu
 masses is strongly with the Bulgarians It IS stated that the CzAr has telegra phe,
 the minister or war to prepare plans fo
 campaign Tn the event of the openinl , of hostilities between Bulgaria ana Turkey as he IS determined to support
 Prince Alexander's scheme of unity be
 tween Bulgaria and Roumeiia. prom
 Inent Russian general m an interview
 to-day, when asked II 1t were true, re
 piled that Russia would declare wal
 against Turkey the moment the Porte
 attacked Bulgaria and added that the
 Czsr was most emphatic m hIs resolu
 tion to support Bulgaria.
 SARATOGA. N. I. September 25-I b
 m.-ROswell F. Flower nominated by
 exclamation for LIeutenant- Governor.
 The chairman called convention tO order at noon. The committee on res. olutiOns annouced themselves ready to
 present a report. Before the report was read the chairman eskei unani-
 nous consent for the presentment of Q special resolution. IL was granted and General Roger A. Pryor, who was on the platform. was recognized by the chair. He said, "I have the honor to submit the iOllowing resolution for acceptance by the con ventIon: Resolved, That wilh profound sorrow the Democracy of the state of New York lament the death of the in- flexible patriot and invincible soldier, Ulysses s. Grant lapplause) ]. | of whose iilustrious career they recognize a fitting crown and cousummGtiOn in hIs dying invocation of peace and good will between the heroes be led and the heroes he con- quered" ApplauseL The resolution was unanimously adopted, every delegate rising to his feet.
 DENVER, Sept. PA Saguache spec ial says: News reached here last Friday that rRuchman named Thomas Gle ments, and his wife, Susie, living l5 miles from here, my steriOusly disap- peared. Investigation disclosed the fact that the people had been missing since August l7th. Suspicion of foul play led to the arrest of brother of the murdered man, named Marshal Clem- ents, who, yesterday, confessed that he murdered the couple for their money and jewelry. and buried the bodies in @ distant part of the ranch.
 CHAMBERLAIS, Dakota, September 2I. Orders have been posted in the pOstof- fee at this place signed by John Class man. United Ststes Indian agent at Crow Creek agency, ordering Rll settlers to re- move their effects from the reservation before October 7th and threatening to call the United States army to eject them if necessary, l. is thought that not a settler will comply with the ordtrs. It will require two companies of soldiers to remove them. There has been no trouble between the whites and the Indiana, TOT Is there likely to be.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 9f.-Ihe Posts edi torial says of the nomination: The Re- publicans have made, 80 far Es ability go, an e1ceeiingly-we were uear adding unexpectedly-gcOi nomination for the goverDoTship, in the person of Ira Dav- enpOrt. He IS a politician of long experi- ence for a man ot hIs yesrs. He i5 only fl. but a politician oi the best type. who has filed various positions m the States service most ably.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, September 2h-Ihe Bulletins Washington special says The President has determined to remove E. J. DOwne. appointed some two or three months since as United States Judge for Alaska This x the appointment out of which grew the caustlc letter of the President to one of the indorsers of NIT. Downe, who, after recommending him, found fault with the appointment. The President has received several letters from Oregon. from which State Downe was appointed, representing strongly that he IS unfit for the place, and he IS still very indignant at the manner in which he was imposed upon bY those who asked for the appointment and It Is quite safe to say that not one of them will ever again obtain favor from the Administration.
 NEW YoRs. Sept 2j.-The slOOp yacht, Puritan, was sold at public auc- iion here to-day for Sl3,jOO, Edward Burgess, who designed the yacht, being the purchaser. After the sale he stated that he had bought the Puritan for a gentleman m Boston, but would not give his name to-day fOs publication.
 PHILLIPPoPoLIs, Sept 25.-An Mus selmen enrolled Tn the militia of ROu- melIa have been discharged from the service as precautionary measure against the conveying of military secrets to Turkey. The sympathy of Mussel- men under duty is with the porte, and if permitted to remain m the army they would probably fraternize with Turkish soldiers. Prince Alexander, of Bulgaria, declares he IS able to withstand the attacks of all tine forces the Sultan can rally 70 support his claims in ROumella.
 SANTA FE, Sept. 25-Dispatches from the field to-day bring meagre and very unsatisfactory reports to the effect that another small band of Apaches was this morning seen Tn tine Black Range, south west of Fairview. This news has not yet been verified and no casualties are reported by the newly sighted band. Expectations by the other band still cOntinne, the latest being the destruc- ton of settlers camp near Hillsboro last Saturday. No lives lost.
 WAsHISGToS, Sept. 2J.-The National Republican tomorrow will publish a special from Hamilton, Va, saying that Commodore Semmes. COmmandRnt of the Washington Navy Yard, whose death WAS announced on Tuesday last. committed suicide while labOring under temporary alteration of the mind, caus- ed by malariai troubles from which he had been suffering for some time.
 PHrLLIPPoPoLIs. Sept. 2j. When the late government was OverthrOWn Gener- al NicleT, commander ot the militia, at- tempted to arrest NJ. TodOrOcO. Post master at Geneva, whereupOn the lst- ter drew revolver and fired at him. in. flicting slight wounds. The enraged populace then seized To l)rocO and tore him literally limb from limb.
 STOCKHOLM, Sept. 25-A grand ova- ton was teDdered Madame Christine Nillson yesterday, on her return to her native land. The crush Of people vas tremendous. It is stated that many were seriously injured.
 LATER.-It has now been ascertained that seventeen persons were crushed to death by the jam of people in front of Madam Wilson's yesterday. and twenty nine others were seriously injured. Mime. NilsOn was SO prostrated by the shock that she has temporarily pos F poued the fulfllmeat Of her engage menta