Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Sept. 7.-The Repub-
 lican Convention of the First Congress
 sIOnal district has nominated ROssiter
 A. Johnson for member of the Board of
 Equalization.
 IsAAcsOS, A. T.. Sept. "A report has cOmeiu that a Mexican named Francis co BiancOmy, we'll known merchant
 in Sonora. Mexico, was killed few days ago by the Apsches only four miles
 from this place.
 DENVER, Sept. 7.-Three thousand
 merchants from Colorado, Nebraska,
 Wyoming. Kansas and New Mexico at tended barbecue given by Denver merchant. To-day 40OO guests were seated at the first table. This evening there will toe grand display of fire works.
 TOTAL WRECK, Sept. 7.-The town of Total Wreck was to-day connected with the outside world by telegraph. and 1t has caused much rejoicing among the ~itizens. Total Wreck IS destined tO be me of the most prominent mining camps iu the Territory, and the Total Wreck mine IS second to none On the Pacific coast, having now about two and half million in sight, and all parts of the mine in ore. A 20-stamp mill is in Course of CT ctiOn. which will be com pleted by OctOb' lst.
 EUREKA, New, Sept. At the Dem ocratIc Sta convention this evening the Committee on Platform made their report. It afhrms that railroads should he made to pay their just burdens of taxation; 1t calls for the passage by Con- gress of the Reagan bill to regulate fares and freights on railroads within the State; resolves that the financial condition of affairs in the State requires the calling of a constitutional cOnven- ton to reduce the expenses of State and county governments; that a Board of should be created; con- demns the efforts of the Republican party tO destroy our dominant interest by their attacks upon silver; that max mum rate should not be permitted Of 2O cents per mile for each ton of eight aud 10 cents per mile for each passen- ger carried by railroads between points within the State, and should be reduced at least one half; that the Legislature shOuid protect individuals and lOcali- ties against discrimination; that from all nominees to the Legislature pledges be exacted to carry out the passage Of laws tO regulate freight rates; that Sen ator Far and Congressman Cassidy are entitled to thanks from their cOnstitu- encIes for their labors in Congress: that the platform adopted by the Republic ans of the State and the candidates nominated by the convention at Reno warrant the charges that the platform and ticket have been selected at she l iictatiOn of the railroad magnates.
 Jewett M Adams wRs put in nnmiua l hon for Governor amidst applause. The | nominations were closed and Adams was | ieeared the nominee by exclamation.
 Hon. George W. Cassidy was nomina- ted for Congressman.
 Col. NJ. S Stone. of Virginia, was | nominated for Justice or the Supreme l Court be exclamation.
 SA> FRANCISCO. Sept. 7.-Tbe Green packers have nominated Thomas J. Me ! Quiddy for Governor by exclamation.
 PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. 8. Nine new ,ases of yellow fever. The Board of Health have made an earnest appeal [ 
 CHICAGO. Sept. s-The Supreme Court O-day refused Co grant a writ of superce- ieas in tue case of Tracy who killed ,fficer Hulbner. He will be hanged Sept. 18th.
 OMAHA, Sept. s.-At Grand Island bis afternoon l. Gass' boarding stable Ess destroyed by fire together with 27 lOrses. The fire spread tO the Wyo- ning House, containing 39 rooms. which Tas also destroyed.
 SHANGHAI, Sept & 4 difficulty be- ween Japan and COres has been ar anged. Cores has agreed to pay 5O0,OO0 'Ouuds as compensation to Japan and 00 0 pounds tO relatives of murdered Japanese subjects.
 NEWPORT. R. l., September s-A poet n1rtem examination of 8 child who lied yesterday, reported of A-iatic chol- ra, was made this morning and devel- ped that death Hss occssiored by