Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-08-02


 reception will be held at the Fort Or anpe club to be entirely informal; the mass meetings this evening promise to draw out the largest attendance ever seen in the capital.
 ALBANY. July 29.-ThIs afternoon Gov ernor Cleveland was waited upon by committee of notification appointed to notify him of his nomination Tor the Presidency by the Democratic conven- ton lately held at Chicago. Col. Villas, chairman of the committee, made an ad- dress announcing the object of their visit. The secretary then presented written communication signed by the committee which formally notified Gov ernor Cleveland Ot his nomination. The following k Governor Clevelands s re- spouse: MT. chairman and gentlemen of the committee, your formal announce ment does mot Ot course convey To me the first intmation of the result of the convention held by the Democracy ot the nation. 1 am profoundly impressed by the solemnity of the occasion, and hy the responsibility of my position. Though I gratefully appreciate lt, do not at this mnment congratulate myself upon the distinguished honor which has l,een conferred upon me, because my mind is full Of an anxious desire tO per form well the part which has been as- signed to me. Nor do | at this moment forget that the rights and nut rests Of more than fifty millions of my fellow citiZeus are involved iu one etiOr. tO gain the Democratic supremacy. am a Democrat because l believe truth lies at the foundation of Democracy. l have | kent the faith because believe If rightly and fairly administered and applied, | Democratic doctrines and measures will | insure the happiness, cOntentment and prosperity of the people. We go forth, not merely to gain partisan advantage, but pledged tO give tO those who trust us the utmost benefits and an honest Administration of national affairs shal! soon signify in the usual formal | manner my acceptance of the nOmlnH' tion which has been rendered tO me. lr the meantime l gladly greet you all a; co-wOrkers Tn noble cause.
 SAx FRANCISCO, July 29.-A reception was rendered to the returned delegates from tue Democratic national conven ton this evening. It was preceded by n to-chhght parade of all tine Demo cratic campaign clubs In full uniform The line was over five miles long, anC the streets were crowded with people who gave vent tO cheers for Cleveland and Hendricks. in which the clubs m tho procession joined. At B'nai Brith bal there were speeches of welcome by Judge A. Craig and addresses by othel prominent Democrats.
 PARIS, July 29.-Figaro today, state' that Hartmann the notorious Nlhllls implicated in the assassi nation of th' Czar Alexander IT, has committed suicide. He was starving and ends, his misery by taking poison.
 | SANTA BARBAKA, July 29.-There Wal n slight shock uf earthquake here thi' morning. about three o'clock. Tn, vibrations were from north to south.
 SAS FEANCIsCo. July 29.-At a meet ing of the Board of Health to-day, i was decided as a precautiun against th, invasion of cholera or yellow fever, [, make house-tO-house inspection of tn, sanitary condition of the city. lt wa, also resolved that ships bringing to thu port patients affected with coutagiDut and infectious diseases, shall be lIabl, to maintenance of them while at hos pitals.
 Wilfred B. Chapman, consul of Bel gum, has issued circular informing merchants that universal exposition will be opened at Antwerp, May 2d lSSJ.
 HAVANA. July 29-The regular troops quartered at Puerto Principe, not hay ing been paid for long time and credI being refused them went to stores aut I IL. T siOns, this fact having been telegraphe, to the Captain General he sent fO Director General of the treasury vh' declared the only disp5sable money O the Government on the island wa thirty thousand dollars at Villa Clari which was at once ordered by telegraph to Havana and thence reunited t' Puerto Principe. The Spanish wa steamer Conception had received iron Madrid, sailing orders but there being no funds with which to pay her crcv she could not leave. Meanwhile tht crew are dying of yellow fever. Up C today sixteen men have fallen victims among them two midshipmen one nephew Of General Beaumont Segund Capo.l The Director General Ot tn. Treasury has asked well known hanke T. M. BOrges for loan of SlO0CUO GII was refused.
 l SAN FRANCISCO, July 2J.-The Exam iner's Albuquerque, \. NJ , special says The creat bridge over the Colorado riv CT at the Needles. on the Atlantic E Pa cific railroad, has been completed. Al trains are running through.
 SAN FEANCIsCo, July .G-Ihere Wa formal opening Oi the Stanford Kin dergarten rooms to-day. This sch O was founded wIth the Sj.tSu donated b. Mrs Leland Stanford and IS under tn charge of Ms. Sarah B. Cooper.