Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02

V 8 report until Monday or Tuesday, and 7 that district alone is relied on for twen t ty five thousand names, at least. None f Of the great trades bodies have made
 complete reports yet.
 LEAvESwORTH. Sept. 3).-General
 PhIl Sheridan arrived at Fort Desven- : worth yesterday and will present the
 medals awarded to the successful con testan;- In the rifle team to O-mOrrOw. He . will remsIn at Fort LeGveDworth tlll Fri1sy.
 MARBLEHFAD, Sept 30.-The wind is 2 light from the northeast. The yachts 5 VIll not race and the race between May !. flower and Galetes is now supposed to be of for good.
 ] BARTON, on the Sound. N l.. Sept. 90
 A terrific explosion occurred at the . Diitmer powder works, ai Bay chester,
 on the Harlem river branch of the New York and New Haven railroad at t, D
 o'clock this morning, resulting in the in , staut death of 4 men employed in tbe
 factory. The explosion occurred in the packing house, about 2O0 yards from the main factory, where the bulk of giant powder and nitro glycerIne is made.
 ST LoUIs, Sept. 3O.-The Knights of
 Labor ID the west, and most particularly those iu St. Louis, have decided thn'
 the strike, like the boycott. must go, snc
 that 1t should no longer be rec gnized
 as a necessity of the order W hIle ihg
 important decision IS not publicly aa-
 nOunced yet, the information comes
 from unprecedented authority. What ac
 lion m thiI important movement will bp
 taken Tn the R chmond convention IS yet |
 however, 1t IS understood were instruc
 ted in favor o' law which will dispense
 entirely with the strike system Arbi
 tration wIll hereafter be their policy n
 all cases thGt require adjustment. Th, ! S;. Louis Knights may ask the Rich
 mOud convention for X committee Who~. 1 sp acisl duties will bs 10 investigate and
 etFle all difficulties of this character.
 with suggestions from Grand Maste | Ppvderiv.
 ! NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 3O.-A' | l0lO this morning the telegraph Oprra- | tors aI Bradford ani BriG gspo.t .epJri | ed that light shocks had ju-t beeu fei | at those places Also at the Wheele,
 k Wilson sewing machine works n | Bridgeport the shocks were distlnctl l | felt, the windows of the shops beln, |
 severely rsttlrd.
 CRAWFORD, Ont, Sept. 30-Andrew Lucas, (cUIOrrd) cIsd here this m0rniu | 1 at the supposed age of l2S year. II. |
 was born Tn slsvery in Tennessee ano
 was General Jackson's servant.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O-The demo | crsts of the thIrd district today renOm
 mated Samuel !. Randall for congress
 There WAS no oDoo-itiOn.
 PORT CosrA, Cal, Sept 2O-In the II
 per AlhamUr. yaIiey. back If Martin
 a shower of ram fell las: Light. It
 still cloudy now, with the appearance
 general showers
 SAN FRANCIs co, Sept. 30. The granite
 statue Of Genera. ii W. ualleck ha- ai
 rived in thIs cIty. Tue statue will sooI
 be erected ID Golden Gate park.
 SOFIA. Sept, 30 The Bulgarian min
 Istry has decided tO pOstpOns their rep.
 tn kussla'- note demanding as the o0u
 dltIons oi the czar's protection, the raj
 'Dg of She state of siege, the libaratiO
 fl political prisoners and the freedom (,
 all parties 70 vote in the election fD
 members of the grand sObrauje Co choos
 new prince. The ministers nrs n,
 FilEing to tistly refuse Russia's demand
 and have resolved tu ceputa and instrur
 come one tO enter into negotiations vii
 General kau4L.r; win 3 view to findIu
 some other method of set! lenlent be
 tween Russia and BuIyaris.
 PESTH. Sept. 90 Prime Minister Si- sea replying Co RI interrogation rdires. ed tO the government ID the lower hons. c of the Hun sarian parliament. said ths | [ AustrO HuI gary intended tO psCveu i any single power from establishing e prO,ectorat, over Bllgara. "Wa wqr [ undergraduates among the E Btlkan states e he continued, 'wIthOut cOurting ,ove, a pus designs toward any co th, m ' Iu community Of interest ,xi. ts in the Bal | a kans. The Austr0 Gc:rsu alliance Cor Q tIOues guarding the mutual condition O of theiF existence vIihoas endang rin! a peace. Aus;r'-Gungary will not alloy u any single power to make armed inter ference ID BulgsriE. irO-Hungar, intends following this pol1c, J turing these critical times" e
 SOFIA, Sept. 30-GeneraI Kanlber F 10 day received p deputa'ion of prom a IeuI BulgarIans who cal, d upon him a .ndeavor Go induce hIm O withiraw O o notiIy bis circular. The debutatlo! ~ Tas composed of III of the most r, si 'Dectrd and influential ci,Izens of th o 'rIucipailty, heade1 by Dr. NOultcLed | s Yho acted as spokesman. He statrd [. - 4enerAl kauibtrs that the circular ha u urpTisrd the Bulgarian Teop.e ant F sked A!n 10 reconsider some of tn. <, Russian demaUds, particularly ihas f., L. De pD-rpoUemeut Of the elections tw, 1 nOnth-. General kaulbars in repI, u. aid. The Bu!gaTisus know very wei s- hs. the czar has 'hti p-Osp6r.tyat heart. a. ut they must cODfde ID the czar an o, arry out hIs wishes" Dr. VoultcLef lterruptrd General Kaulbars at tb1 .b ont and said: "lf that is all you hay. ,r D say. We vIll retire" The deputs,ion 4, ben withdrew. ;- BRILGEPoET, Conn. Sept 3O.-A ee- in ere shock, supposed to be an earth ce uake, was felt here at 9:55 this morn it, lS. Buildings were severely shaken UT, a- D the western part Ot the city and th, of chants were terribly frightened. Man d., eople thought WlgGIns' prediction io a,i esJerday had come to pass As far ne 4u He learned DO particular damage bc aa dDue. sl DUBLIN. Sept. 3).-To-1sy nt Mill riy 'vn &hlnay, COuaty Clare, while the th' l-rift were employed Tn restrainip. ha nan named Kelly, the married women Li' tas nrighbOrEOod attacked, over th' 1Uereu had In9ris' ned all the officer, ar, - -~A-'" ~AiAc AuclE nus bands Ge ir=t tEe cattle and removed them ue on tLe locality. sll' WAsHISGToS, Sept. 3O.-The Gen .ral N' rand chapter Royal Arch Mason- to iy elected thetoiInwi1g officers: Nob., . LarErdi f Washington. genera Ca- and hlsh priest, David 1. Day. of Bnf mi, i', N- T., deputy general grand biyb uu lest. Joseph ii. HOrue.. of New Or rec ns, general srHud kIDg. Gsor.e Me arc .haD, of Baltimore. ceaeral sr.n, sev ube. Inc req aiGGer Oi tie officer the ll be elected to-mOrrCw. dep SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 3O.-A quantit, cor
 Oplnm vs.ued at SiUOO was seized pur
 the steamer Cache lue-day. Tn. dii ium WAS packed ID boxes marked prs hiuese ve2stable@' and consigned Co o--I, lhinese firm m NIc;Oris, Is. C. The iiiIl llted states district attorney to-da, In ve It as hIs OpiuIOn that the circun sc, 7o- .uces did not warrant the seIzure and AN' erefore the drugs should be for .rdet to their destination. r