Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11


 the Rio Grande. 1 sharp fight ensued, resulting ID q victory for the Insurgents. The latter lost two killed, five wounded, and the Federals lost one policeman and two wounded.
 ATHENS, Sept. 6.-The "Ephemeriru stater that Prince Alexander has non- fled the CZar Of his sbdication of the throne of Bulgaria,
 FL PAs0, Sept. 7.-Contrary 10 report Cutting mas not gone east to lecture He is still ID Fl Paso waiting for the re turn of Special Envoy SedgSiek. Cut ting is nearly drst ute. his half interest in the MexIcan paper, Fl Centenal,whicn he owned IF Paso del N0rte, h~vlng been absorbed by the expenses hf his imPris opmeut and trisl. He has declIned mary Offers to lecture. giving es one ot ms req, son that Lis imprlsoument has Lhecteu ms health u0iavoraOly. He nas been irving to raise money enough ;J go To Michigan and stay there with b5 reia ticr.s lOuy enough to recnpefste, but has SO far not succeeded.
 Envoy Sedgwick has not yes mEde ms apuearance on the Rio GraDca, sud tbsre is DO knowing when he will come.
 PARIS. Sept. 7.-Tbe Journal des De- hats published Co. day q sensational re- port about the alleged uprising o' the people of Northeastern India sgaInst British rule, ID favor of Russian inys- sion. The report say that a number or Indian princes have followed ID. Hulep S:ngh's example in jOiuIDz Russia and in exhorting people to throw oil the "Hatrd English Yoke" The Journal drs Debats says great events are immi- nent ID Central A-ia.
 SAN FRANCIsCD, Sept. 7.-Tbe Cali fornla horse, Jim Douglass, won the fourth Of one and eighth miles, st COaey Island to day. Una B was second, and Elsiu third Time, l.55ls.
 CmcAGl. Sept. 7-Henry ]. Christo- pber, a wealthy private banker, com mi ted suicide la-t night by shoOnog himself through the head. He had been drinking for weeks and had been on the verge of dehrIum tremebs for several days.
 CmcAa6. Sept. T.-Wheat, easy, cash 1575. October 2 new 9is.
 LITTLE ROCK. Sept. The returns from the state and county electiOns yes ;erday are meagre, but are sufficient to show the election of the democratic state ticke. by iEsge maj IrIty. The third party novems nt or labor ucSet IS having a very small vote. The legis- lature wlli be demOcretic by the demo cratic by the usual utiority.
 SAN FRASCJsco. Sept. It IS said ths. Patrick Rsddy bss been urged tO zee pf the democratic nomination for congress- from the Fourth district. IL IS belle we'd he will accept.
 NEw YORK, Sept 7.-Noon-Money 6 per cent,
 CHARLESTON. Sept. "A very slight earthquake shock, lasting five seconds, was felt here ht II ,i2 this morning.
 VIENNA, Sept. 7.-The Neuve Ere Presse says: Many troops are being sbippei tt Odessa, osiersibly for the Crimea, but really for action ia Bal esr.a.'
 EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. "A severe shock ot earthquake was felt a, l:44 o'clock this morning. The shock sound ed like explosion of dynamite.
 The International Yacht Race NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-lO d. m.-The yachts are now getting in position fDr the start in the international race. The weather l- bazy in tue bay and seems 10 be getting thIck outside; wind, south east. s mile7 an hour.
 II:3O a. m.-The yachts started at l0;jS 2. ul., the Hsytower slightly 10 the lead. Tho May flower Is now passing Fort Nglsworth, over e quarter Ot mile ahead.
 Il4S q, m.-Tbe MsyAower IS about 2 lengths ahead of the Galaiee, hear . U iIr-in I-laUj.
 N0On-Ihe MHy flower passed The Wes: Bank bt 1l:i7 bound ont. The Ga lstes IGssed Wtst Bsnk at II .jJ, bound ont. May flower leads by about hall mile.
 I:l5 9. m.-The Msyflower is leading the Gsistea by nearly squarter of mile. and ls Debr the buoy eff Sandy Hook. The wind is blovIug F miles an hour from the southeast; weather clear and sea outside light.
 The Mayflwtr passed the buoy , at 1:IS-53; Galstes at .24-3j. The May flower hos incr. ased her lead 10 about nall miIe. they are both on the star board tack, carrying main sail, club st topsail. stay sRll, iib apd jIb topssils.
 2s55 D m.-The May flower is passing Scotland lightshIp, gong 10; she Is two miles ahead of the Galatea.
 WILCOX, Sept S.-Your correspondent went over to BOwie station this after noon to take look at the people who nave caused us 80 much trouble. 4 special trhin Was prov .ded for the party: Nv..1,rv.a guards outside On the platform aD in side the car, another coach for tha sol diers. third for the general and bis off cers. Geronimo and Natch,z appeared very well contented, aud Sat ID the car calmly smoking cigarettes, and ex- changing greetings with the people sur rounding hIs car. One lady was enthu siastic enough t0 pay Gerry do!lar each tor two brass rirSs te pulled Ofi his dirty fingers. Otbers bought mOccasins whose odor would kuOcE a church down. in isc, everything they would sell was quickly disposed of.
 As q slight reward for has sixteen hun dred miles ot the roughet marching on record. Captain LawtOn and bIs troop wore selected as an e-coTt and guard for the Indians and they were iQ fine spirits st She prospect of Q pleasant trip tO ElOrda.
 Gen. Miles goes to Fl Paso with them and thence tO Albuquerque, tO meet the two tr8Ins loaded vlth Indians from the Apache reservation, whO go via Kansas City, S,. Lotus and Atlanta. to Rlorlds.
 The genial chief qusrtermaster Of 'he department, Major Kimball, wIth the others of the sihf, go to Albuquer- que direct.
 The baggage was finally loaded and the special steamed off at about 3 p. m.. thus closing the great Apache drsms which has for years attracted the atten- ton Of he country.
 Four bucks and three squaws who d!d not come in Ut tbe time of the surrender. as they were too much frightened, are still 10 the mountains, ont as they ar, out oi supplies and ammunition. they l EIll be harmless, aud TWO troops uf cav airy and 30 Pima Indian scouts are out | scouting for them.
 Geronimo tod General Miles that he | could not stand Lawton's hunting him | s1 closely, and Nstcbez said that oLe day be felt like giving up when they | were down on the Arras river, as he | Nas sick and one of his slu4Es Was