Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04

| eLar fG.u some HltiiuI sums To tnc Lls- chauI.s, electricians, etc, he always ad- vancing his ratio Uf ICur-tenths Of the
 money and ID some instances all the money, when defendants were short of funds. Respondent further denies the justice, propriety, or eXpeiiency of dis solving or winding mp the Pan-Electric Telephone Company fur which Purnose u Is sought ;o make defendants answer the cTc-r b.i, gad respoudeul advised the cJ.., Iat such a dissolution would he disa- .ICG5 to al parties concerned, except GsfcDdGn-s, as snOwn ID hIs blll that IL wOaid entail lrremedisl losses on this respondent, Ua hundreds of iuno- cent stockholders Iu the parent company and EisO in subordinate crmpsnles whose stock has been sold in many eases tO widows and orphans aad their money transferred to the rockets of defendants. Garland, respondent, fur tber submits to the court, that when de- tendaut gives as hIs reason for such dis solution that he wishes Co get rii of l reSpoad5ni, be contradic;s his own state meni, to wit: that sad complainant as defendant Is informed ant believes and So chsrges, has sold or disposed Of 1 large part, 1T not LIs entire interest, in ] . | some Si1OOO or SJJ,OJO for the same l Responder: therefore submits that the 1 prrtext for dissolution Is a mere sham conceived ID malice and born m false l hood. He further submits that sGid Pan Electric Telephone Company Is DO l party tO this, and that even the attOr- ney general Is bound to bring the par li,s into court before their cause cau be tried, and finally respondent submits that all allegations of defendants ID that behalf intended to support monstrous proc seiing gs aforesaid are not only untrue LEi reckless ia the txtIemo, bu. most imgeriluent aLd scandaiOus.
 LONDON, August Z7.-England has | suggested to tine powers shat It would us uaw.se to inilic: further injury upon | Pri9ca Alex Inaer by the endorsement oi any conspiracy or s1y other Gcts ot the ! evil doers Bt ; Jiia, poIr ting out that | Alexander has shown himself to be in accord with the vast majority of lis ' subjects, and therefore It would be not ! only u1fair but highly ilpolite on the | part of the powers to interfeTe with his reinstatement In this the powers have Rcq1iesced, and unless Alexander has strong personal objections to again rule i oyer BUigaria, be vIi. make his triumph- a! entry into Sofia next week.
 INDEPENDENCE. Cal, August 27-The ezfens.on of The Carson t Colorado rlIl. road from Keller tO MOJavs forming a junction with the Atlantic & Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads on the south will be proceeded with immediafely. The completion of thIs road will give an ontlet both from the north and south Of the valley.
 BERLIN. August 27.-M. De Giers, the Russian minister of foreign affairs, is- sued a circular yesterday from Franzsn- bad. Bohemia, explaining RussIais con nectIon with the Bulgarian coup ietat. M. De Giers declares that Russia could never approve tO the circumatances attending Prince Alexsnder's abdication. "The Bulgarans who favored the depO- sItIon,' M D. Giers continues, "un- doubtedly follow their natural feelings, thereby removing the obstacles which disturb the close union of .he bulgars." The circular then continues; "FrOm the moment when with genuine sstonish- meut we learned how the deposition Uss understood. We instructed our agents in Bulgaria to secure the reversal of what
  suspicion that RussiR's action had any influence Tn the sffsir.
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 VIESsA, August 27.-The circular said to have heen issued by VI. De Giers and published tbls morning, Is autboritR- tiveiy declared to be RPocryphal and IS said to hsve emanated from the Nein- veiner Tsgblatt.
 Los ASGELES. August 27.-After a recess this afternoon the convention proceeded to ballot on nominations for other state officers. W. +. Waterman Of San Bernardino YVES nominated for lieutenant governor, W. ;. Moore Of Los Angeles for secretary of state, and J. H. Heff of Placer for state treasurer. The nominations for the remaining minor officers will be mede tonight and the convention will complete it's labors tomorrow morning. Denny of VisaliR was nominated for state comptroller.
 BERLIN, August 27.-Prince Alexander has reached BTeslau,
 MUNICH. August 27.-Gladstone dr. rived here to-day.
 INDEPENDENCE, Cal, August D. Surveyors are at work on the Ovens River canal, one of the greatest enter prlses ever undertaken m Inyo county, and one which when completed with the other cross section canals wall furnish abundant water for the irrigation of the entire valley. Fruit and grapes and just coming into market, OH in splendid condition.
 CoSsTASTNoPLE, August 2i-Lit;ie sympathy is expressed with Prince Alex Rnder by the Turks, who are all sore on account of bis placing himself at the head of the Eastern Roumanisn govern ment, nevertheless. sll consider that England Is bound by honor to gave his throne. Both Greeks and Turks ask "wbere k now the Bulgarian barrier against Russia which England sought 10 creste?" The SultEn's advisers per- >uade him not to take part in the com plicatIons fl there Is the election of a new prince This, they say, would be the best guarantee for the mRintenance Of tue desired peace in the Balkans,
 LONDON. August 27-Parnelrs amend ment to the queens speech was rejected by vote of 304 to It's. Harrington, Chamberlain and the unionists support ed the government. Sir William Yer non Hsrcourt RbstsiDed from voting and Mir. Morley voted with the minorI- ty. The announcement of the result caused but little excitement.
 Los ANGELES, August 26.-After the nomination of the three supreme iudses the committee on platform presented it's report which was unanimously adopted. The convention then proceeded to the nomination of governor. Five minutes was allowed for the nomination. After some discussion It was decided to re- quire candidates to appear and endorse the platform before being voted for. II. T. Morehouse of Monterey, nominated John F. Swift. "The stste,H he said. demands s man whose past record fore