Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-09
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 SOFIA, Oc.. The teople all owe
 the country hsve held mectings Hr
 adopted resolutions Legging tue rON ernment to Ttlect General Ksulbars' dt
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 NEW HAVEN. Ct-, October Tn statement m General Niles Ufficial re port of the Apache campaign made pub lic at Washington yesterday that GeTo nimo was not captured. but suri ierGers, conditiODally, Is contradicttd Ey Cap tam LRwton who was ID command Of th, United States troops si ihe time ot tn capture. In private ielegrrm ;I Lieutenant Abbott Ot the WIDcheste armory. dsted Albuquerque. ~. M. Captain Law.On explicitly denies tha the surrender of Geronimo was coupled with any conditions whatever.
 FL PAso, Oct. 1.-Two Mexican DO licenen yesterday pursued a native whom they wanted to arrest across th, Rio Grande into United States territory and a little beyond the Atchison. TOpe- ka and Santa Fe depot they came uI with him. Being both armed with ri iies they fired at him. ipfiic;ing serious wound Tn the head. They then seized the disabled man aud dragged him back to Mexican territory. The American policemen al Fl PssO were informed oi thIs violation on United States territory but to lHt- 'Co prevent it. When they ar rived si tae rver bunk they saw the NJ N.csn pol.ce with tbeir bleeding vic linn just ascending the other bank Great indignation is expressed here over this outrage.
 SAN JosE. Oct. I.-Juag Quong Sang, convicted of murder Of Henry Wander. vost WAS to-day sentenced to oe hsnged on Friday, November l2;h.
 LONDON. Oct. l.-rhe Times this morsIDg says: "Englsnd has good res- on to be satisfied wIih the statements made by Herr TIzl in the Hungarian parliament yesterday, which indicate the point be! oud which the Austro-Ger- man alliance cannot te strained with out breaking"
 Moscow. Oct I.-The Glzat:e declares that 30 Bulggrlsns nave been whipped to death for expressing sympathy with Ru-sis's action, ID Bulgaria.
 SrEELEvILIg. Mo, Oct. 1.-Ever since r. r. Wallace wss brought here under arrest for the murder of the LO- gan family, there have been threats ot lyucaing and TnnorS Of plaEs or loot for carry ing tue threats into execution. At II last night Hn organized body of ma ked men marched to the jail, pro- c,eded io Wa3lacs's cell and b5ouch; him forth. Nallnce made q statement. protesting his innOcerce. Al this the mob hoOtCd and lelled and at a word a rope WAS thrown over lInb and Wal lace suspended m mid Gir. He was held there few minutes and then let down again, the mnb still hoping he would confess. Col. X J. Levy, n man greatly respected in town, addressed the crowd and advised them to desist and allow the law to take its c,Iurse. The sheriff and several others followed in the same view. The mob lost its vim and the prisoner was delivered to the sheriff who replaced him in prison. The crowd then dispersed.
 PARIS, Oct. I.-The entire dominion Ci Chantilly with its magnificent castle and all i:s dependencies. the value of which at its lowest estimate IS over G0,OOO,0U0 francs was presented yesier- day by Due Daum4le to the institute of France. to be held by it in trust for the French nation.
 ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 1.-Novoe Nremia publishes a telegram from Mos COW which says: "Ihe Bulgarian crisis has parHlyzei trade and checked the re viv4l of business winch good haryesis had invited. Moscow Is prepared for any eveutuality. Its present coalition Is as bad as war, fl not worse"
 NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The Ottawa cor of the Times says WIggins is 10th to admit that he has blunhered. He insists that a storm passed Quebec on its southern Journey over the Gulf and SAYS fl the people will Culy wait they will have enough of it.
 NEW YORK, October l.-The iImes' London cable. ssys: The papers al. have leaders declaring that the situation Is more serious than II has been at any time since the Rbdicstion of Prince Alex ander. Premeir Tiesza's hns CT to DietZ IS said to have been wildly applauded by the HuDgsr' ans. as well as IL might have been, for bolder words from Bn Austrian dignitary have not been spoken since The declaration seems to rem der il impossible for Austria to back down an men or refuse to make Herr Tiesza's word good. Yet 1t amounted 10 n guarantee that General kanlbRrs would not be allowed to do precisely the things he placsrded all Sofia with in;en- tions to do, Unless Russia back down and recalls General Kaulbsrs 1t IS diff cul to see how a collision Is svOidHhle. Nobody believes that Russia will back down. Ii is significant that Turkey Is massing troops at Adrianople as earnes- tly as If war had really begun. She K also said 10 be hard at work for,ifying ArmenIa. Late dispatches from NIenua report Bn extremely e1ited feeling there At Pesth the general expectation IS that Russia will force matters tO an issue at once. There seems to be no doubt that the Bulgarians will stand firm in defiance of RussIa, now that Austria IS st her back and events are likely to march now at stirring pace.
 SAx FRANCIsCo, Oct. i.-There was Q rumor on the street to- day that the marine insurance companies were be- g;nniug to charge extra rates on war risks" on account of She European cen plications, but agents of the principal insurance companies m the city deny the truth Of the rumor, stating that they do not consider the situation any ID re critical than for the past year.
 NEWPORT. E. I, October l.-The race between the Ssc1em and the English cutter Miranda, over the course oi'twenty miles to windward and return, was won by the SBchem.
 CHARLEsros, Oct. There WAS a slight shock here about l o'clock this morning, but SO slight that 1t wss not felt by the majority of .he people. There were slight shocks at Summerville last night but none of them have been more perceptible than the trenors felt almost every day since August 3l. The westh- CT to-day was bright and pleasant. the city is full of workmen and everythiug is as confident and quiet ss could be wished.
 SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. 1-rhe state ment is published that the park com missioners have given up the idea of erecting a magnificent gstevRy ot the entrance to Golden Gate Park with the legacy of s5O.OOO left by the late Vim.