Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28


 sian from one Co two each. The other
 stocks were also flat later in the usy, but
 the market Is now recovering.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 23-Ool. Wm. H. Glider succeeded in starting for the north pole yesterday. The Colonel said: :
 "I expect to reach the north pole in two , years. l think my plan is feasible and
 will demonstrate thst polar travel can be conducted vith reasonable safety + proper precautions are taken" Lient
 Griliths left with Col. Glider.
 SOFIA, Aug. 23-The governments
 proclamation announcing the deposition
 of Alexander and reasons, declares that he rendered great services oa the field of
 battle, but politically he has too hltle regard for Bnlgaria's position as Sclav
 state aud the maintenance Of relations with Russia. His deposition on this &C.,
 coun. was necessary.
 LONDON, Aug. 23-The news of Prince
 AlexaDder's deposition was received at the British fOr-Ign office yesterday af
 terno1n. Earl Iidislsigh, foreign min
 ister, went during the evening to the
 office and dis patched messengers with
 the news tv all the cabinet ministers
 known to be III the city and sent spe-
 cial courier to Salisbury at Hatfield
 House. There has been great activity
 a, the foreign ofTice all day to-day, and
 almost continuous telegrapbic commun-
 icltion has been kept up with foreign
 capitals.
 BERLIN, August 23-M. De Glers, l Russian foreign minister, soloUrniug at | FraDzensbad. will. IL is stated. almost
 immediately visit Bismarck and Calk-
 ney, Austrian minister of foreign affairs.
 The opinion IS general here that Ger
 many and Austria by mutual agreement
 sacrificed Prince Alexander Oi Bulgaria ID order to preserve the alliance with
 Russia at the expense of England. Pub | lir opinion Tn Germany sympathizes
 with Prince Alexander in his mistor tune.
 HUAcHUcA. Aug. 23-General For | syth who lolt Fort Hugchuca for From | tefgs on the 18th instant returned last l | ui-ht. He reports the hostiles left l | Fr1uteras two days before be arrived l | there, Geronimo fearing treachery sOn | the part of the Mexicans. They are l | now hidden in the mountains far distsn. l ! from Fronteras. Captain Layton. and l Lieut.. Wilder are now in that vicinity | l and will continue on the trail. The l hOs,Iles appear to be very much worn | and cannot hold out very much longer. l General Miles arrived at Huschucs last | night.
 BUCHAREST. Aug. 23-It is rumored | that Premier haravaloiT has been placed | under arrest. Only certain telegrams for Russia are permitted to leave Bull gGEign territory.
 MONMOUTH PARK, \. J., Aug. 2i- The Handicap sweepstakes, mile, for twO-yesr-OlGs. were won by the Fairfax stables, colt "OrLamme, q California bred colt. Time .Ij.
 LONDON, August 24.-Authentic dis patches from Sofia show that the depo- sitiCa of Prince Alexander Ot Bulgaria was accomplished during the night. Ac- ccTdirg Go fhese sdvIcrs one thoroughly | kGsslanIZ Il regImeut of cavalry was de fain,d In She cIty s'ter night fall when the other troops retired Co their bar racks. lLi1 regiment was perfectly under control of tue royolu- unuIst5 and surrounded the palace about two hours past midnight. Alexander vas in bed and The palace '.osed. The revolutionary leaders, with the assistance of the soldiers forced tleir way into the building. went to the 2race's au'e-chEuber tud bad hinl ,rouse6. They b.Un;ly made known to him the purpose of their intrus- [ ron. He WAS stunned, having l been taken completely unawares, : When be recovered himself and realized the utter Lelplessness Of ms situation, b. bitterly reprOached hIs csp'ors for their treschery. What : followed is still rather obscure. The [ revolutionis.s declare that Alexan- der signed a formal abdIcation of the V throne. Others, however assert that q le firmly declined tO sign the sbdioA.iOu ' and that in consequence of bis refusal [ le was made prisoner and Dfined m T remote prison, being told he would be d kept there until Ee compiled with the Q of the rGyoluti0nisis. |
 LONDON. August 2I-Telegrams from ', Walden say that advice received there n rom Bulgaria say there IS much discon- U ent among the troops over the change ,l n inc government and that large pro- a, JoEiIOn ot the troops are disposed to re. n tore Alexander. c LOND x. August 2i,-All the towns in q }uigarIs except Widen are n q state l. .f s;ege. It is rumorei at Berlin that n Alexander was compelled tO abdicste by lc hreats of death. II WASHINGTON, August 2i.-Ihe Are q. ures- MoEdrBgOn murder is still the ~ ubJrct of correspondence. or rather of -, -quIry. As It appears Et present the " niy act for which this government can VI rnRId redress is for tn tt of kidnapping .resures when he was domiciled upon fil lis side of the border line. In DO event II an it be el lpected ;hnt MoudraCOn will Us a surrendered for trial Co the American uthOrI les. 4 sVecisl treaty c.ause In- ~ 'rvenIIg to warrant the refusal on ~. leuco's part tO surrender enc Of Ter ~, iizens upon any pretexi. od LONDON, August 2i-Georce. the F. 'lebFated runner, ran mile s, Lillie CT. ridgc yesterday, agains; Cummings in IT. 'ur minU.es twelve and three quarters Rc conds. Fastest tune on record. Nj, PARIS. Aug. 2i-EepOrts are current u' ere that Seryia has begun to place its iI my on a war footing. Ta 1H WASHISGToS, Aug. 24-An official ant legrsm has been received from Minis tio 2 Jackson confirming the press reports
 ! 1-- 'ulars. No doubt IS entertained at the S-, Si' pertinent that the published stste- Ssr ST 5nt wl.h regard Co the reasons alleged .I .A MeEicHns for their actions ore cor L .La ,t. His release VIil DO; affect SedE- @ @.e ck's mission which is to learn all the u,o '. e la The case. The government does T TT, : ut FrceeEt concern itself with auy t-. i..' e-tion of damage due Cutting, but .t .t4' U u7e the information it nay gather N-t .Nt 'Jdgh Ssdgwi-S iu the fartLerance of va. negotiations for change uf the As .1Icsn laUs iu 90 iI- as they are held pa give tie right Co try Americans for iA' 5 committed within American terri .eA 7. S, 'Tsaoo LATE. Maine, sugust 2i- -'S' ne= c. LiaIne made a speech here to- b Ir Openus tte political campslgn 9'7 .hIs state for the rep blicsn party. DTS CT reviewing the act ct inc introduc- pi'i Q gt the democratic par.y Go power. nor speaker touched uPCu Inc record 'Lat de oy congress. Rud declared from on record ct tbe treasury it is shown SN'