Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-18

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 SOFIA, Sept. 9-A compact mass c | people witnessed Allxander's depErt Ir | from the palace nnd thousands lInud tL route taken by him through the towr Ile prince stood up ID his carriage
 ooNing to the people and saying "cou,
 bye, by brethren" The populace ver,
 much affected. Tears sprang to man,
 eyes and hearty wishes were espresso,
 for the princess speedy return. Prime
 Alexander will go first tO LOm Palauki
 A manifesto was issued by Alsxsnde
 prior 10 his departure. IL ssys: We
 Alexander, Prince of Bulgaria, beinI
 convinced that our departure wall con
 tribute 70 Bulgaria's liberation, havin,
 received assurance from the czar ths
 the independence, liberty and rights O
 our oouotry shall remain intact snC
 that nobody shall interfere with its in
 t,lu.I affairs. We inform our beloved
 tho. V renOunce the throne, wishing tC
 prove how dear tO us are the interest.
 Gs ulgaria, for which we are wiling tC
 sdc-i.i,e that winch is more precious tc
 us thin iife.' After expressing his af
 fec,Iur for his subjects and his heartfelt
 gra:Itute for their devotion. he says he
 will pray God to shield and prosper the country. He concludes by asking the people Co obey the regency sod minis. tr, to the end that order and peace msy b. pic.cryed.
 DENVER. Colorado. Sept. 9.-A pri- =ste letter reached here yesterday afternoon from Fort Duchesne, Utah, lmp8rting information of great anxiety felt Et the post and in the vicinity, sris- ing from rumors that Indians are on the war path. \ government train en route there from Fort Bridger is be- lieved to be in imminent danger and Col Benton Is throwing up bresstvorks and sent acquisitions for additional troops m anticipation of s raid by the red men.
 SOFIA. Sept. 9.-Prince Alexander has signed the deed of sbdicatiOn and has departed from Sofia.
 HARTFORD. Conn, Sept 9.-At the state republican convention in this city to-day Fl. c. LOunsbury was nominated for governor on the first bsllott
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-Nevs has been received here from Munich of the de1th of II. 5. Barksus, the tslepted yOung artist. MT. Bsrkhaus was & prominent cartoonist of the Wasp for some tune. and left the ciiy but few months uEo .o pursue his art sudies in NInich. He vas bu. twenty-one years O. age at the tine of his deEth.
 lACJMs, Sept. 9.-ILo republican con. v..tIou ui Wsshing.ol Territory nomi- lat-i Chas. Ii. Bradshaw for delegate .. congress.
 EN;s4s CuT. Mo. Sept. 9.-The Times Tom LUstone, ar!s, rpecial says: ''A u Aueucau resident 'f Sonora waO ll iC-t arrived, bTIrs- Lews that two days f-O Col. Torres, U.t., one hundred 2sr, engaged zDOO YllUis and drove th ID back, Subsequently tke YsqUis gathered reinforcement and three or fOur thousand strong Gttacke3 Torres command. \ serious battle ensued. in winch Torres lost the greater portion of his men, returning with but a small remnant. This report is thoroughly and the present indica- lions are that the Ysqui's war will prove B grave matter,
 SANDY Hook. Sept. 9-At 9:l5 the giad was O miles. from the eastward, with light rain.
 The second race of the International yacht contest is being sailed to-day. The yachts got eff shortly after II a. m., put the fog completely cut of the view Dt the Scotland hghtship. A tug boat, ust come in from of the shore, reports that when she left the May yfiover was .hout halt mile ahead, both on tbeIr second stsrboard. The Galatea started shead m the race from the Scotland ightship.
 l0:4O n. m.-The velocity of the wind H - miles an UT, and still holds from hs east. The sea is covered with white ,aps, and very heavy surf is pounding ,n the beach here. There are no signs ,f let mp Tn the storm, and the fog has lo, lifted.
 2.2U D. m.-The fog is clearing away 1T -h0re, and the wind is still east, blowing IT. miles. IL IS probable that be race will be finished by o'clock.
 BURLISGToS. VT. Sept. 9-Two hun oTty towns have made returns, and the esalt shows ths. Edmunds Is assured f bis reelection by an overwhelming majority.
 sAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9-The Mer- hant tomorrow will publish a state aent ot wine exports from California | or the first half of the present year, | FhIch will show the totslssmount of eI- ,or,s to be 3.227 ,375 gallons. or 1,OO0.- l OO more gallons than was exported for | he same period in 1885.
 DUBLIN, Sept. 9-rhe conference of ,atholic bishops at MsyDooth adopted | to-day declaring that the rish people appreciated Glsdstone's ef- orts in behalf of Ireland and that they till adhered to their demand for home ule and Iudignately deny the tory ss- ertions that if the Irish people were al- owed fO govern themselves m domestic fl iirs the Catholic majority would abuse he power conferred on the Irish parlia- ,ent and harrsss the Protestants of the ouutry. The resolutions further de lare that the troubls in both Ireland nd Great Britain will not cease until right 10 administer her own ,y7s iH recognized. Walsh, archbishop [ Dublin. Crocker. chhiShop of Cashel IcEvilly. archbishop of TuAm and venty-thT-c bishops were present at be cpntererce when the resolutions ere adopted.
 CHARLIE ION. Sept. 9-The city is D to-day. though t1c dream of abso- i;e immunity of danger vas rudely dis elied oy a mart but ineffective shock earthquake between l and , o'clock !Is morning. Shelter Las been pretty cl procured for sil the homeless. but ie expected rGios will cause much sat ring.
 CoNsTASTISoPLE. Sept. 9. Io a note , the poxers protesting against any ,reIgn occupation of Bulgaria, the Porte sterred to the representations of h. tsmbuulofT and NJ. Rsdoslsvoff msde to le Ottoman commission at SOtis with le object of obtaining before Prince lcxander left. assurances from the lzerain court and the powers that there ould be DO foreign occupation of Bul- aria nor any interference with the gEts Of Bulgarian independence whose lfe guarding WAS guaranteed by tres- es. The Porte says it consented Co le1ander's departure and has informed le Bulgarian government that there Ill be 10 intervention SO long ss legal y is maintained and Bulgaria fulfills CT duty toward her suzersin and sug-