Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

NoJs Nuc ua o hutl itt 'flcI " v O cl ' 0 this morning.
 - LATEB.-Another slight shock was fe
 here a. o'clock tonight.
 r CHARLESToS. ;. c. Sept. 4-Tl ' great dread nlS is Of the approach , the equinoctiil Il gales which have alwaJ been disastrous to Charleston. in fa,
 last years disasters We're sb great as 1 attract nstloBai attention. it is est mated that every house ID the city hs bad Its foundations shattered by th earthquake. The walls have hseu ren
 ehinneys and s'e-ples are off thei square and iber-. ls GD;hing souo about the ci,y. Ian eqCiBOctiAl gal
 Ot the usua. severity should strike th
 ci'y before considerable repairs can b
 made, nearly every hOuse 10 the sit
 would be blywn doEp. The gales con.
 sometimes Us !a;e ss ,ne irst week Il
 SepteIn e-, Lui Inst year they cimc II
 the last sevk ID August. Tlu- it vii
 be sevn thst tbe city is 10 iumlnen
 dsncer ai hBy moment. IhI- voulC
 cause such t. crashing of tin her, hrickl
 and mortar a- was never b.@srs heart
 ot. The temperature has changed 30 a
 to warn psop.s that ;be storfc .. at hand The eiiecis Uf weeks storm and pe!ting ran upon the housei,-ss Foruer
 and chiitEea w,Hid Je appalling. Sil
 women B'e reported 10 be dyiuy from
 fright. Az effort made early yesterday
 morning 70 C,esr away tn debris ha.
 been sbsndonsd and the people are set tIing back into ;hs nselsnrcp cf es- | terdsy. Two aide men O' each ward | with cltizsn-' cOmmItte,. have heeu | appOinted to c1aGemn uusafs buIidings
 RICHMOND. Va, Sep.. Al ll:3O to
 nIgbt shock of earthquake was fel
 here. In some places m the upper part
 ot the city, It was Gs severe as that of
 last Tuesday night, the people in some
 cases leaving their beds apd rushing
 into tho streets The oscillations are
 Said to have been very perecpiibls from
 southeast tO the northwest. No nose
 accompanied the shocks.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-The demo cratic state convention was called to order at 1925 a. m. The baliotinR for the second long term justice of the su- preme court was announced to be the fret order of business. Boucher, of H4riposa, withdrew the name of Corco ran. and Hickman of Sacramento, with
 rev Armstrong. BallOtting then com sienced Total votes cast, 4S2; nec.s rsry for a choice, 242 Waters. 279,
 Mckee, lO1; Searles, gi. Waters was declared nominated. On motion the nomination was.made unanimous. The latest talk upon the governshIp is that the nane of V. Greene Curtis of SAcra- mento will bs placed before the conven- ton. The ram0r is further strengthen cd bT lhs fact that Armstrong's name was withdrawn from the supreme justice contest this morning.
 LONDON. Sept. "A severe shock of earthquake vas felt at Artquera, near Malaga yesterday. The inhabitants fled panic stricken from the town. There vas no loss Of life.
 SAS FBASCIsCO, Sept. 2.-The com uittee oa platform aDd resolutions then presented their report.
 The platform endorses Cleveland's ad- uinisira;!on; recommends free coinage Of silver. demands the restoration of the wool tariff ui 1887; favcrs the passage Of the wine bills now before congress; approves oflsbor cooperation societies; demands the abrogatIon of the Burling. gsl-.e Chinese trssty and fsvors iegisla- tiOB providing for the deportation of sll Chinese now in the United States; ex- presses sympathy with the Irish people In their efforts for home rule: fsvOrs sn equitable distribution of the waters Oi the state for irrigation purposes, while l granting To the state the right to assume l control of water under laws tO be enact | ed for that purpose.
 Nominations for governor was then | proceeded with.
 F. B. Mitchell of San Francisco nom 1 mated ex Mayer Bryant of San Fran ] CISCO. Eugene Deupney of San Fran l CISCO seconded the nomination. Senator | Johnson of SCnOna nominated Patrick | Rsddy of Mono county. Del Nslle Gf | Les Angeles seconded Reddy's n1miDa- tion, after which T. J. Ciuuie nf San | Francisco arose aud nominated Wash l ingtoh Bartlett. the present mayor of San Francisco. He referred to him 70 | ss the ore man among all who hsd | ever held Hn office in the municipality, | the greatest enemy of corruption. l Bartlett" he sdd-d. "is granite plat | form m hIInseli. With him at the head | of the democratic ticket, the republican | party will re,eIye its death knell ID No. vember next" EX Senator r. F. O'COn- non seconded Bartlett's nomination. F.. | ]. Griffith of Fresno nomInatei e1. Con- Gressnsn c. P. Berry. J. T. Campbell | of SOnOma seconded the nomination. 5. F. Nich0l Of Tuolumne nominated M. F. Tsrpey of Alameda. "If you nom mate him he said. the republican party will never be 'S~ift enough tn OverRke him" J. E. McElrath of Ala meds seconded Tsrpey's nomination. J. Nj. Warden of San Luis ObispO nomi- uateI l.. J. Rose of Los Angeles, but Geo $. Patton of Los Angeles withdrew Roses name. The nominations were hen closed.
 Each of the candidates then came be- fore the convention and in turn endors- ed the platform. Reddy's appearance was iolGly greeted as was also that of Mayor Bartlett.
 FIRST BALLcT.
 SS FBANcIsCO, Sept. 2.-In the dem ocraic state convention the first ballot for governor resulted as follows: Bart lett 2l3, Teddy 92, Berry 12l, Tarpey | 50. Bryant G6. There was no nomins- tioa The convention adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
 SAS FRANCISCO, Sept. 3-Tbe demo cratic convention was called to order at 10 25. Senator Johnson of SOnoma the name of Rsdiy for the and Mitchell withdrew hat of Ex- Mayor Bryant. of San Fran ,isco. Billoting for the goyernOrship then began. F"r some time Bartlett and Berry ran pretty nearly on an even race, wI;n Iarpey s long distsncs be hind. Then Bartlett ron slowly ahead and when San Francisco cast l0l of its votes Tor hIm. aud only six for Berry. 3 general desIre became apparent among ,eose who had already voted, to change their votes To Bartlett. The chairman, however. aOuounced that 10 change would te allowed until the en;Iru rOll bad been called. As soon as San JOa- luin cast lj votes solid for Bartlett, there remained DO doubt that he WAS nominated. When the roll call was 4 completed Alameda changed it's sOlId l vote of 2J from Tarpey tO Bartlett; l. s Angeles also changed and cast lts 2i I votes solId for Bartlett A motion was l then made to give Bartlett the nomInE- | ton by exclamation, which was done, and wEs followed by intense excitement ! Hats were thrOEn into the alr amid l loud and long cheers and banners and ! haDikerchieis were waved. When the !
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