Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05


 LosDoS. Nor. 27.-The results of tn elections 70 fer are IF Liberals, l | 1 Tories and 10 NatIcnalis;s and show
 gain cf for the Liberals, and 3D Tories
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. - - Cha-.r | Stuck, while eUgaged at the Ri.d n I-Hi works, in EoisIiug a heavy casting b. means ot cerr.ck, was killed iTUl. al ! OveTcharge Cf electricity. IaC el,ctri | current was communic tted tJ tbe cl-il which held the casting and of Whicl | Stuck had hold. from an imJer'ecti, in sulated wire used for the electric hSht iug. Stewart DarSee. StucE's cOm9an Ion, was knocked sense!ess, but rallied | soon after.
 SAN BERSARDINO, Nov 2I.-Last nigh IEOmas Stanton Was cooking hIs supper over fire just east of town and only about 10 rods from Star&e's hotel. wheI Le was set upon by four Indians who de manded whi>key. He having none tC give them was unmercifully beaten ana then held over the fire and roasted alive. TnIs morning Stanton was found more dead than alive. He was removed to the hospital and Gn examinatIoT ! showed the flesh on hIs legs to be burn. ed to a crisp He cannot possibly live He says he can identify his prosecutors LyDchlEg IS talked of.
 MADRID, Nov. 27-A state Of siege has been proclaimed ID the provinces fl Bar. celOna aud Csrtagena and the Canary Islands. Dispatches from all parts, how ever, report a auluil state of affairs.
 PAKIs, Nov. 27.-CarlIst chiefs in this city have received 6 number Of tele grams from Den Carlos The dispatch es indicate that Don Carlrs expects a reDublI an uprising as the outcome of the death of hlus Alfonso, and that he be- lieves the army will suppress the upris- ing aad rally To his support
 VIENNA. Nov, 2S.-Dispatches reoeiv- cd here state that the Bulgarian gGrri- son at Widden made s sortie but was re- pulsed after desperate fighting Tn which bayonets were crossed aad hand to hand struggles occurred. The slaughter was heavy on both sides.
 CoNsrASTISoPLE, Nov. 2S-The Porte hEs teleyrBphed to Prince Alexander ask ins him tO stop the advance Of the Bu!gR- riEn army Ill Servia.
 MADRID, Nov. 3S.-A state of siege has been declared in the old castIe forming the present provinces of Buer- gos, NallHdOlid, Palnecia, Avula, Sego- via, SorIa, LsgTOn5 and SHntandan. lt ls reported Shat revolutionary agents with important papers hove arrived III the northern FrOvIaces.
 LONDON. Nov. 2S An interview with Don Carlos k published to-day, n which the Spanish preteuder says that hc will remain quiet SD long as Spain Is tranquil, but will intervene tO defend .he mUnarcbys II anarchy or republicans threaten II.
 SAN FEANCIsCo. Nov. 2S.-At a meet ing ot the Cigars Makers AssocIatiOn f the Pacific coast, J. W. Schaeffer, repre- senting the cigar m nufacturers, ap- pearcd before the association and stated that tbe manufacturers were willing and anxious tO cooperate with the cigar makers ia the work Cf ilsplacIDg Chi uese labortrs. He then presented a con- truCt nich was signed by the manufact- Urers and ty which they agree to employ white cigar makers exclusively after January lst, iSS6, at the union pric 8 paid in New York City. The contract was signed by J. N. Scnaefler d O., l.. Goslmsky S Co. Engelbrecht, Son d O., Mayrisch Bros. * Co, Sideman, L4chman d Co. J. $. Bowman & Co, J.. .. Rosenbaum S Cn. or the firms sIRD- ing the contract all but two wanted fifty white cigar makers: ROsenbaum < Co. wanted twenty-five ana l. W. SchaefFer S Co. twenty. 4 committee was ap- pointed to wat upon the manufacturers and arrange for sending an agent east for the purpose of procuring white labor under the above contract, the expenses of the agent to be defrayed by the man ufacturers.
 SAN FEASCIsCo, Nov, 2S-The funeral of Col. Peter DODahue took place this morning from St. Mary's cathedral The great structure Was packed tO the doors. The ceremonies consisted of requiem high mass, celebrated by Father Cottle, and an eloquent funer- al oratIon by Father Prendergast. The floral offerings were numerous and magnificent. The remains were followed by one of the largest processiOBs ever seen in thIs city on the occasion of the death of a private citizen, and were placed m the family vault at Calvary cemetery.
 SAN FRA, CISCO, Nov. 2S The steam er City of PekiDg arrived to day with Hong Kong dates of Nov. fourth, YOko- homa, Nov. l2ih.
 CoPENHAGES, Nov. 2S.-Prince Fred. erick. brother of King Christian, of Den. mark, IS dead.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.- Senator Ed munds, s~ President pro tenn of the Sen, ate, is virtually Nice-President of the United States, and should President CT, veland die before the 7th day of De cember he would be succeeded by Ed munds. Ths Senate wlll meet on tho 7lh prOximO, whea E successor to Ed munds will be chosen and It Is thought that Senator John 4. Logan will be SC selected. In such event Gen. LogaI will become VIce-Presdent Ofthe United States.
 SOFIA, Nov. 2S-Reports from Princ, Aleaxnder's headquarters rt the from state that the Bulgarians continue theil forward movement. X severe battl, was fOuglt Lt Prot, in which the Bul gariBns forced tho Ssrvlans tO retire a the Eoint of The bayOuCt and captured that town. The town is occupied by force of Bulgarians and portion O PrIuce Alexander's army has advanced several kilometres bey Ond the town.
 WAsHNGrox. Nov. 2s-The sensation of the hour k the recent coup of Mile Nugeirts, daughter of the Portugues, Minister. he y ung lady IS an exceed ingly viTacI0us brunette, with interest Iug features, typical Of the sun land, su, noted fr her musical culture and chic She has resided here for several year and is familiar with our customs aut language. and bas taken part in enter tainments, receptions and high tea without number. About two mouth ago plGcards were distributed aunouuc Ing that a charitable concert would b, given Rt Masonic Hall ;o aid the pool Mile. Nugeiras displayed remarkabl activity in selling tickets at one and tw 1 dollars each, according to location. Sh l solicited the members Of every legation | here, and made it her business to dlspos of a large number of seats fo | cash m hand. The concert occurred e | announced, and was a tull dress affaii | the net receipts being Sj75. The yOun | lady, who had managed every detai | cOolly pOcketed the money, and tw