Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-30

| also, tventy-seYen mules and five ponies all of which were brought in. Signed: VIELE, Capt. Comd'g.
 These Indians Lave been pursued by
 Lieutenant Johnson and others through
 Chif' ahua, MeIico and New Mexico
 sInce September 7th.
 Signed; MILES, Gen, Comd'g.
 A later dispatch dated San Francisco
 october zUtn' from the assistant aclut- ! ant general, says the following telegram has just been received from Gen. Miles:
 Mangus, who vRs captured by Captain
 Cooper, states that part of his band was
 captured by the Mexicans and never
 heard from afterwards. This wonId seem Co confirm other reports that gave ! rise to the reports that Mangus himself , had been killed. Captain Viele. com msnding Fort Apache, states that he
 believed we have all that are left of Mangus' party.
 It IS learned at the war department , that the Indians above referred to form
 cd part of Geronimo's band, but separ-
 sted from that warriors command last
 April when he offered to surrender to
 General Crook. Nothing definite was
 known of Mangus' movements after the
 separation, but 1t vas reported that he
 had escaped into AeIicO, and had been
 killed by Mexicsns.
 NRw ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-A special to
 the Times Democrat from San Antonio,
 says Geronimo and his band under heavy
 guard, left yesterday for the Florida
 forts where they arc to be confined.
 PrTrsBURs, Got, 23.-Ssmuei Gay, de-
 tsulting chief cle.k of the Pistsburg
 pension office, pleaded guilty to-day on twelve counts. His sentence wss de- fsrred.
 FL PAso, Oct, 23-Only a few days ago there was an attempted revolution
 ary rising in Zscstacas. The attempted rising WAS for the purpose of making General Garcia de la Cadens president, but the Mexican Central railroad en- sbled the administration to send and con- | centrate troops at a moments notice to almost any important point, and thus 6 revolution must very wide spread and deep rooted to be successful To-day 35 of the conspirstors were placed in the jail of Zscatecss to be tried by court martial for their crimes. This means being stood up agslnst an adobe wall and shot i've minutes after the formal Ity of passing sentence can bs gone through with. At the time of the cap ture twenty five horses and a lot of ann munitIon were obtained by the federal troops. The chef conspirator, General Csdens, succeeded in escaping.
 MODESTO, Csl.,l loot 23-S. P. Rogers, a native of New York. aged 35. died last night after long and severe illness. MT. Rogers was assistant cashier of the Farmer Savings Bank of this place for Llsny years, and when the First Nation al Gold Bank was started some years ago he was elected it's cashier, which po- sitIDn he occupied. He was the owner of the Modesto water works. Rogers hall, and many other town properties, besides large tracts of farming land in this county and TeIss. He was presi- l dent of the Modesto Hose company and ] will be buried by the combination fire | department of this place on Sunday | next
 EVANSVILLE. Cal. Oct. 23.-Fire at | cciS;Ss c'cilS;Scs .ssss ii;ss66i:;ng burned the resi- dence of Jacob Gunther, corner ., ~ Sn h and streets; partially insured. This morning, at : o'clock, Gunther'e chsrred | remains were taken from the debris. and | they were only recognizable through the | unburned piece of shirt which was pro tected by being under the body. One | leg and one arm were completely burned | of. Gunther went hone from the Oath olic fair at l2:30 last night, and it is pre- stunned he read after going to bed, ss was bis usual custom, and that be fell asleep and was sufocsted by the smoke before awakening. The body lad on the back on the remains of e mattress and pillow. Il N ! Deceased was well and tayorsbly known here and has carried the mails between the postOffice snd trains for many years.
 SANTA Rosa, Cal, Got. 23-Walter Green was arrested yesterday for horse stealing. He pleaded guilty this morn ing and was sentenced by Judge Pressly to San Quentin for siI years. He is an old offender.
 LONDON, Oct 23.-The British ship Otterburn, from Greenock, august IS, for San Francisco. took fire at sea and was abandoned. Hercrew are at Monte vedio.
 TsHAcHKPI. Cal, Got. 23-John Brite's water power saw mill on Tehschepi mountain, was burned yesterday. Loss, about two thousand: DO insurance,
 SoFIA. Oct. 23-Genersl Ksulbs.s has demanded of the Bulgarian government the postpC pement of the meeting of sobrsnje. The government has refused to accede to his demand and he has start ed for Tirnova to attend the sessions of sobraDie, which begins next Wednesday. Prince Alexander has requested the sobranjc to ignore him as s candidate for the Bulgarian throne. The Bulgar- ian government is endesvoring 10 pur- susde the Roumelisn deputies to re- irsin from attending the sObrsnle on the day when a successor to AleIander is chosen. A majority have promised to remain.
 WAsHIsaToS, October 23.-The for nal resignation s. S. Co1, minister to Turkey, was receiy ed st the department of state to-day.
 CHARLESTON, October s3,-The devel- opment of geysers st Summerville by yesterdsy 6 shock IS oorroborsted, but the kerosene oil found in the water IS explained by the fact that the refuse from the Creosoting oil factery has been emptied into the drain m which the gey- sers appeared. The water thrown out by the eeysers is salty. and as clear as crystal.
 FOREST C1rY, Oct. 23.-Frank liar land, a well known mining man, al pre- sent foreman of the Pilgrim quartz mine at American Hill, ID thIs county. was found dead thIs morning about five o'clock He was last seen alive at two o'clock, when some of the employees vi- sited him for orders. He was lying out side the office of the company with bull let hole through his head, and pistol by bis side. At present two rumors are current, one of suicide and one of mur- der. Deceased WAS at one time Super inteudent of the Sierra But.es mins, also the Black Bear mine of Siskyou Go. He leayes s wife and three children.
 VIENNA, October B.-A communlcs- ton has been recived from the Bulgarian government stating that they do not in tend to nominate Prince Alexander ss & candidate for the Bulgarian throne, and that they do not expect that the business of electiDg 8 ruler can be proceeded with for long time yet.
 Bulgaria has asked Baron Erlsnger, the French banker. to negotiate 6 loan of two millions st par with seven per cent interest on the security of the Ear brod and Osksrcle railway. A similar haan rnaH. s1 Tn,I.. |