The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1882-09-08
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The Indian scare.

about dozen. but did no damage.
They are across the line.
California Republicans.
SAN FRANcIsco, September 1.-At
the evening session of the conven-
ton NJ. NJ. E tee, Mayor Blake. of
San Francisco, Joseph Russ, Hum
boldt. and James Mem. Shafter were
placed on nomination. The conven-
ton then adjourned till to-day.
To-DAY's SESSION
When the railroad plank Was
reached Parks offered an amend
ment striking out clauses relative to
the reduction of rates, contract sys
TEN AMI Interstate regulation by
Congress, A long debate ensuei.
Parks and Johnson of Sacramento
spoke in favor IF the amendment,
knight, of Ssn Francisco, opposed
it. Mcfarland favored the amend
ment aud Chamberlain opposed Ii.
The amendment was rejected and
3 railroad plank adopted
Nominations for Governor being
in order Horace Davis nominated ~
NJ. Estee, dwelling especially upon
his anti monopoly record The
nomination was received with long
continued applause and cheering.
Robinson, Of Alameda, nominated
81. c. Blake. Barnes, of San Fran
cisco, seconded the nomination in
speech reviewing Blake's clear rec
srd as jurist and public official
Chamberlain, Of Humboldt, nomi-
mated Jos Russ, paying particular
attention to his business qIalifica-
tions, Knight and Swift, of San
Francisco, seconded the nomination
of Estee. Scars, of Marin, nomi-
mated James Mem. Shafter, in tell
ing speech, which created unlocked
for enthusiasm.
The ballot for Governor resulted;
Estee, 23S; Blake. 2O2; Russ, 2;
Shaftcr, II.
For Ii Governor, W. II. Jordan, of
Alameda, placed in nomination j. c.
Tucker, of Alameda. The nominal
ton was seconded by Turner, of
Sacramento. Wagstaff, of YolO, |
nominated A. r. Conkling, of Inyo;
Heacock, of Santa Barbara. nomi-
mated J. r. Siearns, of Santa Bar
bara; Adams, of San Luis Obispe,
seconded Stearn's nomination.. The
convention then adjourned.
Guiteau's Bones.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-Gui
teau's skeleton is now at the Nation
Army Medical Museum in this city,
but will Eos be exhi bIted to the pub
lie. The final dispos Il has not been
determined upon, and cannot be, un-
til Judge Hagner declares as 10 the
validity of Guiteau's will, in which
he Requested his body to DR.. Hicks
Experts engaged in making micro
scopical examination of Guitcau's
brain have completed the work and !
it is understood they already disa-
gree in their conclusions respecting
his insanity and there will probably
be two reports rendered.
Kansas Politics.
EMPoRIA, KS, September 1.-The
nominated George w.
Lick, of Atchison, as Governor Con-
gressman-atlarge, e. A. Leland, in.
and Martin Van Buren,.
nominated rs the fourth
man, was referred to the State Cen
trail Committee. Adjourned.
yellow Fever.
GALVESTON, Septembe. 1st.-An
Austin special says the Governor re-
ceiyed telegram from county judge
of Hidalgo stating that the yellow
fever was spreading in the ranches
above Brownsville on the @Rio
Grande.
PENSACOLA, Fla, September l.
Six new cases of yellow fever re-
ported. Total cases to date eighteen,
deaths two. The people of Green
vile, Ala, are so alarmed that they
threaten to tear up the railroad
tracks. A number of persons who
left the city have returned not being
able to find an abiding place else
where, on account Of the rigid quar-
antine against Pensacola. The
postmaster of this city received
from the authori-
lies of Birmingham, Ala, request
ing that no mail be sent to that point
from Pensacols.
The Pensacola and Atlantic rail-
way has discontinued mail trains TO
NJ ilton, which place is quarantined
against. United States Steamer
is also suspended.
Moline Mills, fifteen miles distant,
has established pickets around The
settlement The people are cheerful
md there is no desire to leave the
lily.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Sept l.
Thirty new cases and two deaths.
The Mexican doctor Mumos, has
Deed taken down. Many cases of
lever extended along the ranches
owards Corpus Christi. Three
icaths in Matamoras and few new
,ascs. The weather is very hot.
Steamer Aground.
LONDON, September 1.-The coast
guard at Wicklow, ON the eastern
:oast, telegraphs that the British
steamer Lake Nepiozon, from L1v-
II pool due yesterday from Montreal,
S aground on the Arklow bank.
One boat containing part of the
crew and number of passengers of