Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Prince Alexander's Debts
Paid.
CONVENTION OF GOVERNORS
End Of the Indian Troubles-Tne
Charleston sufferers-El
Coyote Killed-Etc.

EuQ UI lac luui0n hAV@S
Charleston Sufferers-El
Coyote Killed-Etc.
Special to the Herald bp the AssOctated FTeas
sorrA. September 1.-THE sobranle
has voted grant Of 100000 to pur
chase all Of Prince Alexander's propert,
In Bulgaria, retaining from the whole
sum Sl85, 900 with which to liquidste tht
Prinos's inisbtedness to the national
bank. When the proposal to make the
appropriation was brought before the
Sobrapie one Of the deputies arose so
debate IL. This caused such an uproaI
that all the other deputies arose and iet'
the chamber, protesting ngsiust any dis
ous,iou of the proposition. Alter an
shsenc, Of i've minutes, the obstrepcroui
member having In the meantime changed
his intentions, the deputies returned
and passed the appropriation unani-
mouslys
Of the Assembly handed the Russian
agent at 3oii the Sooranjs tslegram 70
t6s Cxxr, praying for his friendship aui
protection, the agent said be hoped nov
that the m lin obstacle to good relations
between Russia aud Bulgaria was re-
moved; that tho Gar would sccept the
petition aud answer Il fsvcrably.
rhs Gsvernsrs' &c isbratisn.
PnILADELParA. september H.-As .
result Of the movement upon the part Of
the chief magistrates Of the thirteen
original States, seven Governor Of as
many oommonws wssltbs met here to-day
% arrange for the fitting up Of the cen.
tennial anniversary Of the promnlgstioa
Of the Constitution Of tho United States.
Ten States wsrs represented, New
Hsmpshire. Massachusetts and North
Carolina not represented. but probably
will bs BY tomorrow. The following
Governors wers present, Hattsu Of
PsnnsylvaaiA. Les Of Virginia. Lloyd of
Maryl4ad, ssaktry Of Delaware, Wet
more Of Rhode IslAnd, Mcdaniel Of
Gsoaia snd shepherd Of South Caro-
lina. Nsw York vas represented BY :
committse Of the State Legislatars, and
Connecsisds by OK q Sernor Bigelow.
A ths Continental Hotel GovsrnJr Pat.
torsou delivered brief sddress Of wei
come. There are many other disiing
ui.hed visitors from various States, aad
= cjtirens committee Of entertainment.
Aftsr G,yer rlor Pa tersous speech
tne Marty divided into pairs
I'D marched down Chestnut street to
the old Sta,s Houss. Here the party
halted ct . room where the Declaration
Of Indsp<ndence was signed, and and
inQ un Ter the canopy Of red, white and
blue they li.tsned to al address OF well
eoms BY Mayor smith. Carpen er's
Hall, the old hall ~here in l774 ths
6rsS Colonial Congress mot, slsvea prov
iness being represented, was tue nezt
placs visited. Atthis place also a meet.
ius was held. Tne Governors ranged
thsmssives around large table near the
csnssr Of the hall. Richard K. Bats,
one Of the Oldest members Of Pniladei.
phiA. welcomed the visitors aud briefly
reviewed tho history Of the placs where
tbs Meeting was held. 4. L. Carson
then delivered an oration.. A business
meeting Of the Governors was called to
order by Governor Patterson. Governor
Lee. Of Virginia, was invited 10 taks
xhs chair. Carson vas elected Secre-
ssrv. Letters were read from Governors
Of North Carolina, New Hampshire and
Massaohusetts, regretting their inability
20 be prsssut and assuring the Governors
that they were 10 sympAthy with the
nov vsmsnt. Colonelj. 4. Peyton, who
orieiosted the idsa Of the celebration,
and Who has cha.ye Of the arrange
msnts. was invited TO the stand to make
any Suggestions which might have oc
oarrsd 10 him. The Colouel In reply
1a;d that il would be . good idea to
have every Scale In the Union repre-
usnted ct the celebration next Septem-
bsr by . regiment of soldiers. II
seemed 10 him that the young men OF
the various States would gladly avail
thsmsslves Of this opportunity to parti-
eipate in the celebration. Ga motion OF
Governor Patterson the org sniz alton
vas made permanent. Tho Governor
suggested also that COMMITTEES consist-
ipg Of the Governors Of the thirts1n
States and representative citizens from
those States be appointed to prepare .
plan for the celebration. On molten OF
Governor Staktry. Of Delaware. the
Chair appointed COMMITTEES c,nsisiIng
of five members to draft plan. The
Governor Of Pennsylvania. Delaware.
Rhode Island. Maryland and Georgia
were appointed. A recess was then
taken TO enable the committee to pre-
pare plan.
!. During the session 10 Carpenters Hall,
resolutions were adopted that each
STATE aud Territory bs invited to unite
il the prepare ion for Q proper national
celebration Of the adoption OF the Fed
eral CJust'tution, TO be held 10 this city
In September next year, and the Presi-
dent be invited TO formally communicate
10 Congress, At Its next meeting, the fact
Chat his administration closes the first
century Of the constitutional govern
menk and TO urge upon that body
the proprsy Of taking measures to
render the celebration worthy OF an
occasion Of sush dignity and Importance;
that the Executise OF every State and
Territory in the Union be formally COM
unuuicatsd with and urged to press upon
the attention of their people the d ness
sN hearty cooperation. RESOLUTIONS
ILlre passed requesting that delegates
3s-ta the different States and Territories
"a. sent here TO meet on December III
next, to organize pe,s..s--a-tss "7sen'za-
tion worthy Of the eveut. Resolutions
were also adopted looking TO the ap-
poiutment oi COMMITTEES of citizens 10
cooperate with the permanent organ
sstiSn aud extending sympathy TO the
earthq uske sufferers IN SOUTH Carolina.
Indians en- rsnss sor Florida
ST.. LOUIS, September l7.-rhrse
hundred and sighty-6vs ChiricAhus 10.
dians, SO men. IT'S squaws and III
children arrived in this city this morn
ing, in twelve special cars. over the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad,
II charge Of Col. J. u. Ward Of the
Tenth United Ssates Cavalry, command
ing company Of 50 guards. They will
proceed from here direct to Fort Marion.
near Jacksonville, Florida. They will
b Riyen . reservation somewhere In
that State. Crowd OF people gathered
a. the railway station to see one real
live Indian and were rewarded by seeing
chem breakfast at modern restaurant,
which they were evidently not accus.
toned to doing.
FL Csyess killed.
Gxzvrsros, Texas. September IT,
A spsoial to the Nsps from Laredo to.
dsy says telegram was received here
ststina that the famous rebel chief, Il.
Covote. with his lieutenants, Manuel
Vanoa aud Pera and six followers were
killed iu an engagement with the Nation-
Il troops under Colonial Valdez, near
santa Domingo ranch, short distance