Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09

: Canadian authorities h.virR learned
 that further representation .u behalf Cf
 Sproule. convicted of muFcer in British
 Co.umbla, were on their way from the
 department ot state Co London, have Hgain respited him until October 29ih
 Sfroule Was to have been Cxg cuttd to-
 day.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. I-Tha annual
 report of General Miles x still n the
 hands of the president and has been the
 subject of brief cnnfereuCe to- day be
 tween himself and SesTe' afy Ea3Icott,
 buI II Is understood tha: Do hne of Ac
 ton has yet been decided upon. In rs-
 gard to that portion relating tO ihe sur
 render Of Geronimo, Eliie the text of
 the report is not yet accessICle for pub
 hcation, 1t is known that in respect to
 thst matter, General Miles does not ex-
 plsin himself tO the sgtI>fa~,IOn Of the
 authorities and that his granting of con
 ditiOns which are now understood to be
 even more liberal than has heretofore
 been supposed, is a su' I-ci ot tmbEr- l raSsnent and perpiexlty, vithuut say lng so ID emphatic terms h th;s report
 General Miles has. it Is said. gOBe cOu-
 tr ry Co the well understood wishes Cf
 his superIurs, which action aUluuats practically to disobedieBce Cf Crdc-s
 The only reason suggestrd fUs thIs 1 course m inc absence Of any satistUc tory statement on the p0iat from Mics. IS the fear that If he did not secure the prisoners iu thIs way tmy would make | terms vith and surren fer themselves to the NJ .xics3s. This would have re-Ger- ed the termIngtion Uf tbe campaign ap | parently less cfedItBble io the Auefi- cans. In this sta:e of afr irs there seems 10 be nothing which the Euthori- ties cal do for the punishment of the | prisoners, except to keep them perms. | nebtly as prisoners of war. Even should tbe civil authorities of Arizona demand tbem for irial with the most positive pronf of murder ready for presentation, the hands of ,he administration would ! be tied.
 LEXISGToS. Oct. 1.-At the rnce Of the Kentucky TriitIng Breeders assccia- tIon to-day. MsnzaBiia C'rom tbe Palo Alto stock fBrm) won the Blue Grass stakes for fJur-year-Olds. m three straight heats. lime, 2-23 |, 2-22 and 2-24l!.
 WAsEINGToY, Oct. I.-An extension of the special delivery system by the p"stcifice department goes into etf- ct to- 1 | morrow. SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. IA letter | [ pub!Is he'd m the Bulletin under date. ] pihk, Ala-ka, Sept. i6. says that the l volcanic pcaF Of PaIlO.T 80 miles south | wes, Ui that place on the Alaska peuil- | suls, IS 10 state o' eruption. Sisnt ial!s oi ycicLni, dust resembling emery powder has been observed. Capt Curry l of the schooner kodisk reports that ou August l2;h WhCu hundred miles from 1 ihe volcano, the vesSe! was euyeloped ID | : a black cloud. he darkness was 70 l great ttat lamps were keIt bCTuing from | 10 a, ID. tili p. ID. At the sane time I black duet fell or the deck 70 the depth | of several inches. Capt. Abby If the ! United States steamer Carwiu, who ar rived here Augu-t 2lsi. al5o brought l samples of the dust and reports having | heard Uoifs like thu der while pass ! ing near the volcanic region. No | earthquake shocks have been reported | thus far in connection with the out. ] break.
 SOFIA, Oct. The reply Ot Bulgaria l 10 Russia's demand has been delivered. | Iu it Bulgaria accepts the Czar's terms. | provided the independence of Bulgaria | Is formally guaranteed.
 csN FRAScIsCo, Oct. 2-Shrieve a ! Wolf. dealers in guns and sporting ma | ierials, at 3l4 Bush street. have made aD | assignment to II. E. Skinner, their | bookkeeper, for tho benefit Of their I creditors. The cause is attributed by | members of the firm to n decline in | trade and opposition by eastern dealers | The liabilities will rebch SJ0O0O. a | greater portion Of which the firm owes | to eastern manufacturers. The asset | are placed et Si5.OOO.
 LONDON, Oct 2-The race between W. | G. George snd W. c Cummings for the | ten miles cham pionship and SjOO n side, was ruu on the Astor flower grouds BIr- mIngham to-day, and won by George.
 JER ME PARK. Oct. 2,-The fourth race to day, m,l- and a quarter, was won by Baldwin Volauie Time. 2:23i. BOnanza. (Cali,orDia bred). second.
 CHARLESTON, Oct. 2-There has been no shocks here to-day. At Summer ,iile last night there were several re- verberations, but no perceptible earth tremor. The weather here Is very cool | and slightly cloudy with fresh north easterly breeze. The thermometer st 1De o'clock registered 64 degrees. Everybody is busy and busiDess is picking up every day.
 NEw YORK, Oct 2-The Kinss uuty grand jury to day handed ID sn indic,- ment against Charity Commissioners W. II. Ray. Thomas W. Hines and Joseph Reeve, whom they accuse of the crime of wiIfu,ly neglecting to provide safe Ia Naf ] tain insane peIsOBs under theIr charge.
 BERLIN, Oct. 2-Gen KOrber has been appointed to the command of the first artIll-ry brigade of Germsn army with headquarters at Berlin. The appoint ment has caused sensation because Gen korber IS on the retired list
 BERLIN. Oc.. 2-Violent earthquake shocks occurred throughout 1hurlDga and other parts of cf ntrsl Germany.
 LYScHBURG Va, Oct 2--Owing to 8 heavy frost the growing vegetation IS badly damaged and E large part of the tobacco crop will be ruined.
 LONDON. O,t. 2.-Herr Tisz gas speech ID the Hungarian diet yesterday is IT, terpretsd at Pesth as meaning that Austria V uld r, main neutral f Bulgaria Ehould submit To 1sDSSla- uut IT Dut- garia should resist RussiH thHt Austria would prevent the occupation of Bul- garis by Russia.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. October 2-Ihe siea- mer Alameda. which arrived Co day from Sidney. via Honolulu, brings the news of the loss %. the British ship Dunnot'ar D Castle, on an island twelve hundred miles from Honolulu. on July 10th. She left Sidney on July 9;h, for Wilmington. Cal. All the crew reach. d the shore ID safety, but as the island is barren seven of tbem left for the Ssndwich Islands which they reached after perilous vOy- age of 57 days in an open boat. A re- lief steamer left Honolulu for the succor of the remainder of the crew, consisting of 22 persons, on September fourteenth. and Is expected back by October ls..
 ST. PETERSBURG. October 2.-The state of Siege which has been maiDtain- ed in Russia siuce tbe assassination of Czsr Alexander has. by imperial de- cree, been continued 10 ten provinces ;,of,.I,r, Gs Ftasarghur MnErnE five |