Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11


 ] releaee of Geronimo. The latter re 3 fused and fight ensued in which fiv
 Mexicans were killed and two American ? wounded, and during the nielee Geron imO-escaped.
 WILCOX. Sept. 3.-A courier wh,
 came to Fort Bowie this morning re
 ports that Geronimo Is anxious tO mee
 Miles and has moved twelve miles thi
 side Of the San BernRrdIno ranch (.
 wait for him. LaSton reports every
 thing quiet. General Miles reached
 his camp last night May have impor
 tsnt news tonight or tomorrow,
 WILCOX, Sept. 2.-General Miles
 started this morning from Fort Bowie
 to the San Bernardino ranch to meet | Geronimo.
 | Captain MscArthur, with his company
 of the Thirteenth Infantry, now at Sc par. New Mexico. will accompany the
 Apache Indians from Albuquerque to
 Leavenvorth.
 Captain Worth with his company, now
 at Huschucs, will go to AlbuQueraue Co
 act ss guard to the Indians upon ar rival there.
 The movement will begin from Apache to morrow. when all the wagons will ar rive there.
 Col. Wade has seven troops of Cavalry and four companies of Infantry to guard against any escapes or trouble.
 The rumors of Geronimo's surrender sod of the escape of the Inoians from ADsche are utterly false.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Victoria Schil- ling seems to have disappeared effec- tually. One rumor places her at her fathers at Riverside, another al Nan tucket beach, and still another in Mon tresl with her sister. The last rumor comes from Edward Aronzon of the Ca sino. He thinks the young man seen with Der lately WAS her brother. The forsaken husband has already gwen up the search for his wife and says: "She hss left me of her own free will, and now I hope never tO see her again" MT. MorosinI refused to talk about his daughters disappearance. He would neither deny nor affirm that she had re- turned to his home. Persons living in Riverside are quoted as saying that they saw Mrs. Schilling at her fathers house yesterday morning.
 SAN FRASCIsco, Sept. 4-W. D. Eng fish was chosen chairman, and J. J. | Flynn. secretary of the state central | committee today. J. T. Gaffey of Los Angeles received the nomination for the | fourth district member ot the board of 
 ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 2.-Prince Alex ander has sent the following telegram ! to the czar through the Russian consu- late at Rustehuck:
 Sire;-Hsving reassumed the govern ment of Bulgaris, venture to offer 70 | your imperial majesty my most respect tul thanks for the action of your consul at Rustchuck, whose official presence al my reception showed the Bulgsriaus that Russia did not approve of the rev act directed at any person. l thank your imperial majesty for dis Prince DolgorOuki ss envoy to Bulgaria. My first act 1u assuming power IS to assure your majesty of my firm intentions tO make every sacrifice to forward your majesty's intentions to extricRte Bulgaria from the grave crisis through winch she IS passing. l beg of you majesty that you will authorize Primo DolgOrouki to place himself in direci with myself as soon as possible. I shall be happy to give your TOUT majesty decided proof of my alter Ible devotion 10 your august person. The mOnarchial principle compels me o restore the legality of my crown, 1t is nto the hands of Russis's sovereign that am ready to render 1t.
 The ran1faA fN aWanHar fOl | , ows: Il cannot approve of your return O Bulgaria, toreseeing from 1t sinister to & country already SO se- ! 'erely tried, The mission of Prince ! has become inexpedIent. l hall abstain 30 long as your bighness emains in Bulgaria from any interyen- ion in the sad condition to which the oun.ry has been reduced Your high-f ess must decide your own course. eserve to myself to judge what my tath r's venersted memory, the interest Of Russia and the peace ofthe east require f me-" PARIS, Sept. 2-Tbe publication of he correspondence between the CzaT nd Primes Alexander has created 6 rest sensation iu political circles here The czar's menacing reply to the rinoe's submissive epistle IS regarded ' y diplomats ss insuring Alexander's [ bdicstion and Rnssis's occupation of c Bulgaria. IL is feared that war will en- q ue unless Bismarck mercedes. <, WAsHISGToS, Sept. 2.-Apphcation q Tas received at the treasury thIs morn 1g from the Mayor of Wilmington, N ? ;, for transportation of the relief com sIttee from Wilmington to Charleston . he revenue cutter COlfsx, was imme iately placed st the disposal of the ommittee. General Drnen, acting Q ecretary ot war. has directed tents to be b ent 10 Charleston to shelter ihe home q sss people. PHILLIPoPoLIs. Sept 2-The city IF ally decorated Tn honor of the return l f Prince Alexander to Bulgaria, An6 rowded with visitors who have come tc {, DIn the citizens in celebrating the vent. An enthusiastic popular demon sration was held yesterday 10 front Of be British Consulate's, in honor of Alex nder, and a counter demonstration II ayor of the revolntionists was st the anne tune held m front of the Russian 'onsulste. UPPER SARANAC LAKE. Sept. 4-After n absence of four days, President .leyeland and party returned to Sara Iac last night. They had had q most pjoyable time on the upper lake and ach man had shot his deer and every ,ody wss exceedingly pleased.