Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02

5 the inst six strokes when Beach passeC him and steadily increased his lead uu
 til he was two lengths ahead. At Wal
 den's Ross spurted and when Hammer d smith bridge was reached he drew UT = on the beach. The Australian soon !, shot ahead again. He iac-ea.ei bis 5 lead to the end. The "a vas rowed = over the championship cautse, from = Putney to Morelake. Beach's time was e 23 minutes, 5 seconds.
 LONDON, Sept. 25-Iu the scullinO V match to-day, between Win. Beach, of ! Australia, and Wallace Ross, of New h Brunswick, Ross was beaten by four 2 lengths,
 CHICAGO, Sept. 2J.-GeneraI JuLn A. , Logan went to St. Louis 10 attend the , triennisl cOnclRve of Knights Templar. lie wRs caught In TainstOrm and the
 drenching rain has resulted in con
 gestlon of his lungs. For tWr days grave fears were entertained ;Eat Le , would not live. but the doc:ors DOW |, pronounce him out of dsuger
 SOFIA, Sept. 25.-It Is stated tha. the
 Russian ultimAtum, of which General
 ksulbsrs ,s the bearer, demands the immediate raising of the state Of siege of Bulgaria, the liberation of all political
 prisoners and the indefinite pnzipOnt-
 ment of the election for mem5e.s cf tine
 national assembly. However, there are
 DO slgns of tiinchIng on the part of the
 regency; on the contrary the anti Rus
 sian feeling increases daily.
 JEROME PARK, Sept, 2j.-Tha 6, mile
 race. for two year-Olds, was won by flag
 giu's Firenzi; Santa Rita, also Higgins,
 running third. Time l:l7.
 LONDON, Sept. 25.-MOritz A. Fischer,
 the gentleman who was found uncon-
 sciOus and bleeding in a compartment
 car on the underground railway on
 Thursday evening, has remained insen-
 sible ever since. and still lies prostrated.
 The police have framed the theory that
 MT. Fischer received his wound on the | forehead by coming ID contact with a
 brick work tunnel while leaning, through
 curiosity, out of hls compartment win
 dow to observe the occupants of an ad- | | Joining compartment while the train |
 was at full speed
 CARSON. Nev, Sept 2j.-The repubi- l | can state convention was called to order l at 9 s. ID. m.WoOdburn, of Storey, was | nominated for congress and T. b. Ed |
 wards, of Ormsby, judge of the supreme | court. Adjourned till p. m.
 BosToS. Sept. 25.-A dispatch from Msrblehesd, time 9.20, states that Com
 modore Harvey has officially declared the race between the Mayfiover and ] Galatea of, hs although there IS a good | breeze 1t IS one that will prove tricky and probably fail before the course is covered
 BUFFALO, \. r., Sept. 25.--In the United States district court this morn ing John Fl. Dunn, John Ooyly Ed ward Bate and George Salspaugh, mem bers of the cigar makers union ot Birm- ingham were arrested on a charge of conspiracy tO iniure a citizen Oi the United States in the exercise and enjoy ulent of the rights and privileges se- cured to him by the constitution of the United States. They pleaded mot guilty" and were held in Sl GOO bail each, to appear at the November term st Auburn. The specific charge IS that they attempted to boycott non-union cigsr manufacturers, and the case IS brought under section 550S of the United States Revised Statutes. The case is one of the greatest importance, as the construction of this statute IS claimed to be true one If sustained by the courts 1t will wipe out all boy cotting of non-union made cigars through the United States.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2j.-In compli- snce with instructions Of the lieutenant general commanding the army, the four troops of the Eighth Cavalry in the de partment of Arizona are relieved from duty there and will return to the de- ' pertinent of Texas, as follows: Troop c. will proceed to San Antonio, Tex, Troops , q and K to Fort Clark, Tex. Lieutenant . Sayre,. Eighth Cavalry, IS relieved from i duty in the department of Arizona and ( will proceed to the department of Texas I tO join his troop. First Lieutenant | Walter Fisher, assistant surgeon, IS re : heved from duty in the department of 6 Arizona and has been ordered to report m person at division headquarters for , assignment to duty.
 SAN FRASCIsCO, Sept. 25.-A report was published thIs evening stating that the Southern Pacific company and the ] South Pacific Coast railroad company, , narrow gauge, are negotiating for the i narrow gauge road franchises, build 7 ings and real estate in San Francisco, ' Alameda, Santa Clara and santa Cruz counties to the Southern Pacific compa- ny. IL IS further stated that the trans '. !. fer to the Southern Pacific company will ' ' be made on October first. Senator Fair, president of the narrow gauge, when interviewed on the subject, denied the truth Of the report. A. E. Davis, , wee president and general manager 0t : same road, also made a denIsl. T. II. Goodman, general passenger agent of the Southern Pacific mDany, also de- nied the truth of the statement.
 WAsHISGIOS. Sept. 25.-Lieuteusnt- Colonel J. F. Wade, Tenth Cavalry, and Lieutenant Jones, Twenty-Second In fantry. who had charge of the transfer ] If the Warm Spring Indians and Chirl- cahus Apaches to Fort Marion, Fla, , were to-day ordered by the war depart ! ment tO return to Fort Apache, Ariz., their task having been completed Army leaves have been granted to Captain Robert J. Smither, Tenth Cav ' airy, San Carlos agency, Arizona, one . month sick leave.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2j.-Jas Cumming 1, of the firm of Vsnderport, Green x Cum o ming, who 1t has been stated acted as {, between Victoria MorosinI and her father looking to some t sort off reconciliation, has arrived from . Europe. He said: "As professional sd- wiser and friend of Mir. MOrOsini 1 ! can say very little about the matter. Mrs. Schilling did come to me and sbe 2 said she was tired Oi the relationship . between herself and Schillinz. and per :; haps she intimated she wanted to leave T. him. Morosini did not see his daughter ID this office, and 1 do not believe be has seen her since she left her husband 2 I do not care tO say whether Mrs. Schil- l ling's wish 10 leave her husband was to her father. The story . that Schilliug received money from Morosini is untrue. Mrs. Schilling IS 2 not at her fathers home in Riyerdale. . She IS not in a convent snd she IS not | with relatives of MorOsiui's family. O do not know where she is, but the story that she has run oT with another man ( is falsehood. I do not know that Mr. I Morcsini's is paying her bills, but feel that he would do so were she ever in [ need" 2
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Sept. 25.-The rail- q road commissioners have addressed letter to Tsggsrt k Go. of kingmsn, A {. T., in respose tO q complaint of unjust in freight charges made {;