Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04

heat in the international scullipg match Eas rowed today, Teemer. oft United
 States and Perkins, of England being
 the contestants. Feemer won.
 VIENNA. August 3O-In railway col
 lision at Modling. miles from Perth. seven persons were killed and = ' wounded.
 ] SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 30-A fre-damp explosion occurred at the Fairlawn col | l,sry this morning. Seven dead bodies have been recovered, and 1t IS reported ! that ten men are still in the mine,
 NEW YORK. Aug. 3O-Speeial dis patches received here from the City of ' Mexico, indicate that Special Envoy l 5edCwick, who was sent there to invest | igate the Cutting case, conducted him
 sell iu a manner unbecoming the official
 position which he occupied, by spend ing night in the most uprOsrious man. l ner in company with aEumber Of young Nexicaus and making a spectacle of himself on the streets.
 LONDON, Aug. 3)-Beach beat Lee in
 the third trial, three good lengths.
 LONDON. Angus. 30.-The heat be- tween Mat:srsun the Australian, and Wallace ROss. was won easily by the former, who finished SIX lengths m front os ibe Canadian. Eleven tO ten vas bet tba; Ross would win.
 BEooKLrS, Aug. 3O-The Fulton
 stakes. mile and quarter. at the Brook lyn JOcky clnb meeting. were captured 5y Haggin's Preciosa; Dwyer Bros S29,- O)0 Alley. Dew Drop, coming ID second. Time 2l2i 2.
 RoSDoUT, x. Y. Aug. 3O-The large passenger steamboat Dsniel Drew, of the Albany line. caught fire nt her nolrings yesterday, st Kingston Point,
 aud was burned to the wgter's edge.
 Loss sI5OOOO.
 SAN FKAScIsco, Aug. zS.-The fight
 over the romination for governor m the
 | mCcratic state convention Will,it Is be- l!eyed, be a fierce one. The candidates for
 auul:aatiun mentioned Up to to night are ex Sena;or Hearst, l.. J. Rose Ot Los
 Angeles, ex-Mgyor By ant and Mayor
 Bartlett, -bn.h of San Francisco, State
 Senator Patrick Rsddy, ex Congress men
 Berry and ". T. Tsrpey, of Alameda
 LONDON. Aug 31-Dispsches from St.
 Peiershurg state thst leading Russian papers AiT ct to have great fears con- c rning the fate Of BulgarIa, "where," Co quote the lsnGus sge of one Ot them,
 "tLere are two governments and two
 armies menGc.ng each other with civil
 wRr."
 "TEe speedy pariGcation of Bulgaria" |"
 declares another Of these papers, ''cOn-
 cerns other powers besides Russia"
 Noyoe Ereuya declares that Alexbn-
 der must be prevented from returning tO
 Sofia and says all tbe Russians would enthusiastically supp Tt any steps which
 Russia might take to prevent him.
 NEW YoRK. Aug. 3i.-A special to the
 Times from London says that the pres en; appearances are that the greatest
 war of the century IS close at hand.
 The Bulgarian incident k the immediate cause. It IS now known that DeGiers. the Russian chancellor, in his famous interview with Bismarck, earnestly urg- e1 jls latter Co prevent Prince AiexGn- der's return ;o BuigarIa. Bismarck, not tO Commi: himself, took tbe matter un- der Gdvisement and shortened the in- terview almost abruptly. Ii a serious fact that the most trusted men in the English foreign service believes now that war is inevitable. Two war cores pOndents on the London papers start for Bulgaria to-day.
 TIRScvA. August 3I.-onuce AIexaa- deT's iurney here from Sistova was ssfi.s of oyatiOus. The people headed oy tIe priests tl0cked to different points GI the route of The procession and greet T O n.. q large crowd left TIrBOva to meet the prince at point five miles distant and c0rtCd him into town GmId great en- thusIGsm. An Hd iress of welcome was ! presented in behalf of the poDulace ! Alexander Niil probably proceed to l PEiilipopolis to-day.
 5As FRASCIsco, August 31 Lowing | Co dispatches published q this morning Of I the DO. sibility of an immediate Euro Desu war, the wheat market was strong and active for buyer, season. Wheat opened on the board this morning at SLil and stea lily advanced tO Sl,H G; winch It closed,
 SoUTH RoTALToS, August 3l.-Nearly the entire business portion ot this yiI- lBge and number 0t dweilin7s were destroyed last night. Loss S1j,OyO.
 NEW YORK, August 3l The new steamship El Monte, of the Southern Pacific Company. let this afternoon on her f.st trip for New Orleans with a ful cargo of Texas and California freight. This is the tenth vessel of thIs ine,
 MORALES, 4. T., August 3I.-Captain Alexander J. Silas, In officer of the Mexican army, en route from Cruces, NexIcO, to A,tsts, Lower CalItofnIa, Eas arrested heEe last night, charged l with tue crime of grand larceny. The prose cutirg witness is |. Meyer. who 'laIEs ths; Sil.s stole :wo horses, a EagOn and harness and S3gO n coin rom him four years ago, "a Tucson.
 SAN FRASCisco, Auz. 3I -Ex-Seuator ieOrge Hearst and Gov. S:oucman pub lshed cards in this mornings Examiner positively refusing ;o be candidates for ( iominatioa for governor before the , iemOcrat!c state convention, which meets ms afternoon.
 LONDON. Aug. 3l.-First heat to- day ( | the international contest was between { 3clch. of Australia, EGd Gubear, of [ England. Beach won.
 CHICAGo, Aug. 3l.-Five armed men 'ohTded the passenger train at East St = IOuis last evening aud took Jir1ny 'arrol, the notorious bank rObber, from he deputy sheriff who was taking him to 7 i-losburg for trial. Ee having been con- erued in tue Uig bank robbery there Ome years ago.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky., August 3l.-A de [ iied earthquake shock was felt here ( bOui 94J thIs evening. lasting nearly ( slf a minute. The vibrations seemed | D be north and south. No damage IS b 8 yet reported. s CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 3L-Au shock lasting about one g. mute has just 0cccrred here. Build ~ ys5.sWayei percepubly. No damage '
 yet reported. The people left their z, 'Cses and ran into the streets and srea; q; scitement prevails.
 DETROIT. August 3l.-About 9 o'clock F s n gh, @ shock O! earthquake caused Il 'a~Iirr.bl' excitement in ;his city. IL ii a- ui short CLTltsra, ont was distinct b ieir in off. sfEt pfris Cfthe town. h. l n, s Free Frees building. tle editorial