Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-06-20
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what actian be intends to take with re
gard to the three officers, the Prince OF
J. Wales, General Williams, and Lieut.
i Beckley Livett, OF Scott. fusiler guards
>. who signed the document which prac.
tically allowed Cumming TO remain an
I officer Of the British ARMY, although he
was believed by tbem To have cheated
4 at cards, and as to what ;tion he intends
to take in regards to the same officer Tor
having broken the army regulations re-
. qulring that such cases be brought to
the notice OF the commanding officers.
CUMMINGS BOUNCED.
The Official Gazette announces that
been removed from the list OF army
officers, as her majesty has no further
occasion for his services.
LONDON, June Il. Sir William Gordon
Cummings has resigned from al the
clubs OF witch he was a member. His
costs In the suit were $4,000.
u New YORK, June IA Washington
dispatch says: There are expectations
displayed at the state and navy depart
ments over the situations in Hayti not
withstanding Minister Douglas temper
ate report that officials of the state and
navy department are anticipating
trouble as tosthe outcome of the revolu-
tion there. The question of closing the
United States legation in Port au Prince
is being seriously considered by the gov.
ernment. 4 letter written by Minister
Firman to the special commissioners in
reply to their request for a ,aas5 ot Mole.
st. Nicholas, was so unfriendly in tone
that serious offense has been takeL in
Washington.
| BAKERSFIELD, CAL, June 11.-Mrs. Flora
| Morgan brought two suits against the
| Southern Pacific railroad in the superior
| court here this week. The first for per-
sonal injuries received by being pitched
from the train ut Delano, October Is,
| 1889. The jury awarded $4,000. In
the second for loss of life Of her child at
the same time, another jury brought in
a verdict Of $4,000 damages. Thirty
days stay Of proceedings was grated.
BALTIMORE, June 12.-Willism Blaney
was hanged this morning for the MUIR
| der OF his grandmother and aunt in May |
1890.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE sup
| RENE conrt this morning decided that |
| the city council did not have right to |
select successor to City Treasurer
Bsrdsley. The appointment of Wright |
by Governor Pattison was therefore sus-
tanned.
ST JOHN. NIB, June 12,-Over hun
dred miles of country is already dovast-
ated by fire which is still spreading; the
damage great.
DENVER, June 12.-The six day go-as you
v.ln tnh tx-hr hrnh ot l.
the Coliseum ended in a tizzle at noon
today, the men becoming disgusted and
refusing to continue the contest. Not
over a dozen people paid admission dur
ing the three days, and the manager is
out $500 and zine pedestrians two thou
sand miles from home without cent
Benefits will be given to raise money for
them TO leave town on.
New YORK, June 12.-Jacob Schaefer,
the champion billiard player, was mar
ried last evening 70 Miss Lillian Kam-
NOR.
New YORK, June 12.-The full text of
the letter Of appeal against her expulsion
from Servia, written by Queen Natalie.
has reached here. 1t will be remembered
that her husband, King Milan, who en-
joys q pretty bad reputation, fOrcibly
sbdicated the throne Of Servia and di-
vorced his wife. 1t was understood that
Milan and Queen Natalie were not TO
leave Servia until their young son the
king, now Ii years old, should have at
tanned his majority. Milan consented to
this arrangement, upon the payment of
a round sum Of money, but the queen
responded, even after the governmental
majority in the skuptschina OF national
chamber had ordered her to leave Servia.
1t is known also that the people OF Bel {
grade sided with her and that bloody
riot ensued, but finally she was expelled
by force. Some days before her depar-
ture she addressed the following to the !
president Of the regency: ,
BELGRADE, May s, 1891.
Mr.. PRESIDENT; have received your
letter advising me of the resolution of :
the general assembly and asking me what J
intend 10 do ID the matter. Ii your :
question purperted 10 know whether J
can approve the motives quoted in the
resolution / regret 20 have 10 inform you
that L cannot admit that M presence in
Servia might injure the country'j in !
terest any more than those relative t. the ,
presiding Of my sons throne. You may .
all Of you be very devoted TO the young }
king, but not single one Of you can r
wish him as much good as his mother =
does. From the day when my son was
80 cruelty snatched from NE at Weis-
baden, have had but one idea, one de- S
sire-that of being again with him. 1t
is now nearly three years that / have t
fought single handed against all your t
governing men, who each in his turn, I
attempted to block for me the way to his
heart, having lost my faith in the good =
ness Of men | have preserved intact, my =
faith IN the justice Of God, the supreme t,
judge of all. 1t Is in that only that l .
nope still; it is that justice alone which :
l make today. Do not doubt that the !,
time will come when his voice will be =
heard and will put an end to the persecu :
tions crushing me, and confound those Z
who forclbly oppose my sentiments and ,,
longer anything from anybody. l have :
nc longer eXigencies, the realization of =
which / expect from the country or from I
those who rule over it. l had only one =.
desire-a natural, just and modest wish :
that Of seeing my son. 1t has been =
denied to me; it was denied for motives
the nature of which l refrion from men ,
tIoning / have restrained my heart =
and now l do not ask anything from
nybody, being resigned TO endure to the +
end the injustice done to me and patiently :
wait for the desired day of reparatioD. I
| use the right which the country's con- =
stitution grants To all Servians, without | /
any distinction-that of living in my a
country. l thought that while / obeyed I
the laws my presence here would not r
embarrass any body, but L have been I
awakened from error without any pity =
by the resolution of the assembly, indie
ated in your letter of day before yester- T
day. 1t has been hard for me to learn .
that the cup of bitteDerss was not full
and that last drop had to be poured in a
it. After having torn from me the only r
child whom God gave me, they want 7
now to deprive me OF the happiness Of o
breathing the same air which he breathes. T
Divine laws having haan hrnken II WAS =