Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-08-28
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 NEW YORK, Aug. 23-The Worlds ! Fl PasO special says; "The Mexican Con sul here sccffs at the idea thgt his gov [ ernmeI; will pay any indemnity in tEt Cutting case aud says that II the United ! States insIsts on anything of the kind war may ensue. The CecIsion of the supreme court ordering Cuttings dis
 charge will probably arrive 10 Paso del Nor.e to morrow.
 LONDON, Aug. 23.-A dispatch frou S.tka, Bulgaria, dgted Saturday, says the porulace and the troops chartered
 m the capital surrounded the palace early yesterday morning, Prince Alex ander abdicated and was escorted over
 the frontier. There was nO disorder. l The populacs then assembled and adopted resolutions praying the czar tu give bis sympathy 10 Bulgaria. The as: semblBge went to the palace Of the
 Russian agent and submitted to him
 the resou'ion, all kneelirg. Toe agent
 assured them of bis friendship. A
 provisional government has been formed.
 NEw YORK. August 23-The Broad
 way, Fifteenth St., and Seventh Ave. rail
 road offices gave notice last week of new
 time table increasing the hours and
 trips of their car men, but Dot raising
 pay, to go into effect this morning. 4
 meeting was held last night and It was
 decided to tIe up the Broadway line at
 once Nocar on that route are running
 this morning.
 BERLIN, August 23. It Is stated here
 that Prince Alexander, Of BulEgiia. was
 deposed and made prisoner during an
 inspection of the troops a- WIddin,
 Vienna. The news O. the revolution at
 Bulgaria caused heavy and rapid fall
 on the bourse here. One rumor IS that
 Prince Alexander was imprisoned ai
 Widden, and another is that he w-s
 placed on board ship whose uesigna-
 ton IS unknown. NJ. YankofT. who is
 the prime mover of the revolution and the nominal head oi the government sl- lows only favorable news to leave Bull garig.
 NEw YORK. Aug. Money 6i to 6.
 UHIcAGo, H.. Aug. 23-wbesl steady ll3; higher 7sl.. Cash, September,
 REDWOOD. Cal, August 23-At on ear- ly hour yesterday morning tho safe in postoliice st this place, was blown open and the contents, Rmmounting to $lSCO. extracted.
 LONDON. Aug, 23-TEe foreign lady who lost l2,OJO pounds at the Monte Carlo gaming tables, has committed suicide m Q village neal Grsnoble. This makes the seyeny-sixth Case of suicide owing tO losses at Monte Carlo since the commencement Of the season.
 NIAGARA, N. r., Aug. 23.-Wllians J. Kendall, of Boston. yesterday swbm successfully in A cors vest the whlIl- | pool rapids of the Niagara .lylr. The trial was to settle G wager of Si0UU ! made by E stoD p-rtie-. Ho to receiye Sl,OCO of the stEkes. There were ft~ spectators Ui the affair, IL having 1 been kept quiet. When ie iGnjel on iht l shore be Was SO overcome tha: Lc became l and his Assistants were 1 'GLy one ha!i hour occupied in reviviua llm TIth ihe and Ct s;Imu.aD,a and Uy I When asked Ii he W1ull ever I make another trip he sad most enPhat | cal!y said "Nu, there's mos CuCggi l money n the world to tempt uie Co re- | peat this afternoons tXpeTit Ece." 'hlld would have the same chsnce c. gc | through the rapids and come ont al light as would an expert swimmer. l. | O0k him three minutes to go from the 'sllroad bridge to the whirlpool. Ken cal Fa fsf | 70 height, weigls l9j pounds and D. 1 sell propuriioned. He was born n ,ew York, but has spent most uf iis He m Boston. The cork vest consist f five pieces of cork sixteen Inc...-I ong. four inches wide and two iEche hlck, which were sewn ia white canvass imilGr to life preserver.
 SAN FEASCIsco. August 23.-The fol owing are the Pacific c1R>t iusuranc, OmpanIes' losses toy the fire ci Satu-- ! ay night: Oakland ,S Home, SLGOJ: l 'reman's (Nevada) S2,2j1: Southe-1 1 'ali.oruia, Sj.7jJ; Pacific. S2.J0o; Com lercial. (Ssn Francisco.) g. zj0O; Cali ! 'rnis, s2,jJ0.
 BEGLTS, August 23-The Post, Prime, ismai ck's organ, publishes an articl, D the Bulgarian crisis winch Is csnrac- . 'rized by an amiAbili,y of expression. 'ward Russia and uniriendiiness (, nglsnd. BUCHAREST, August 23-Solia remaint ithful to Prince Alexander and refuse | 2
 recognize the provisional govern ent. Numbers oi BGlgariaus and ussO phObI-ts have already i'd [, JuuRnIa. The fugitiv,5 have anon. eIr nunbrr many Russian uih!ii-t lo were serving as ofiic rs on tEs Bul- l, rla1 FlO;I.la. l. Is now believed final l , lnce Alexander is confined. .l LoSroS, August 23 -Tle French c -iiug fayJrs EIIuce Ale- lder's dep,- D Ion because the Priuce is German. 1 a ie French hope that Russia's action ts
 the emergency may embroil the cen | Ll T European powers. Nobody ID Paris cl lleyes these powers conuiycd at Prime e1ander's expulsion. 70. ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 23-The Mes E lger publishes an official commuuI, To n stating that the relations between SC ssia and the other powers rcmniI altered.
 SOFIA. August 2&-TEe city has Jetn ar 'lared iu a state O; siege.
 lL PAso, August 23.-Cutting has te m released and IS on this side Of the te CT. of LONDON, August 23.-The Marquis of tic lsbUry returned to London tlis de rning. He has had long interylew m, h the Earl oi Iddisieigh. foreign by lister. The oOUp d'rtat m Bulgaris re, , a complete surprise to both minis VI 3. \ dispstch from Vienna to tha 'GC les contains the following: Prince no wander was d-posed by conspiracy. lU WAS escorted to Widiin to embsrk. vii nee Sunday for S,beris in Wallaclis. thI } story ot the deposition Is told @ its ows: karGvsloHi pr.Me minister en- NJ d ths palace Gt Saha snd explained Co Prince Alexander ttat the pubic act lion of Bulcaril Was diss4tisiirc tor his policy Gnl demand Ljs Lepcsi. $ l. Alexander sEId: "I see DO friends Ja- lnn0t resist" Alexander was taKer.-I l ,1 ple.ely by surprise. He WIS a-.ourG- -a at the sudden bursting ot ihe ulo. ! Al n him. karavgl T hGimausged tine ! -i1r le affair with such secrecy that the .he indication Ot the coming storm wa ma
 mutinOus spirit noticeable among ] he