Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-10-02

nation that she was 'nEOcent Of th' oiT~use. the people Ot the district m
 sisted on the execution, which the vice
 roy finally ordered.
 CHARLESTON, $. C., Sept. 29.-Up to o'clock this evening there mas been nc recurrence of the earthquake shocks
 and the city his quisied down WiRgins prediction has been Ut erly without truth. There iS a growing feeling ol
 confidence In the city.
 NEW ORLEANS. Sept 29 The weather
 here is delightful, clear and pleasant
 there was no seismic, atmospheric oi
 other disturbance or phenomenon to-day
 such ss Prof. WIggiTs predicted. | SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 29.-Ihere are on the way west from Chicago eighty | carloads of ice which it has been found | necessary to purchase there to supply | the market on thIs coast. Special trains | of fifteen or more Cars are made up at Cry stal Lake, como sixty miles from Chi- csgo. The ice is purchased by the Union
 Ice Go. Ot this city.
 NAsHvILLE, Tenn, Sept. 29.-At a meeting uf the stockholders of the Ten nessee Coal. Iron .s liailrOHd O., held
 here to-day, the purchase by the oUmpa- ny of the Pratt Coal & Iron Co, the
 Alice Furnace O.. and the BIun Cannon Works of Birmingham, Ale. was con
 summaied and confirmed. ILis action
 has brought together under Ose manage
 ment probably the largest and most vel
 uable coal and iron property m the
 world. This combination is the consum-
 nation of q scheme that marks a new
 era in the south and demonstrates the
 fact that pig iron will from this day be
 made in Tennessee and Alabama Ht less
 than S9 per ton.
 NOGALEs, Sept. 29.-Richard Hubbard,
 the mining expert. arrested a few days
 since charged with a criminal assault on
 MeKic ,u girl. h IS been discharged,
 there being no evidence against hIm.
 LINCOLN, Sept. 29.-The republican state convention to night nominated Jno.
 M. Ihayer for governor.
 SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 29.-Ghe stats con-
 ventiou of hquor dealers today adopted the report of the committee On resOlu-
 tiuns which Gecl"res liGucr business legitimate and recognized ss such by the state constitution, and that It should hot be especially loaded down with restrictions and regulations, that efforts should be m sds to securs tlo repeal of the drsmshOp act, and tbat the sssociE- tiOu should support only such men for office, irrespective of party, who have shown themselves tO be ID favor of per sonsl liberty.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Acting Sec retgry FsircnIid authorized the reopen ing of the mint at Carson City, New, as sn as-ay office for receIps of deposit. of bullion. Ihls action vss taken on recommendation of the director of the l mint aud with the full approval of the president. IL is intended as an experi- l ment as it is ssil at,he department that | 1t IS doubtful whether deposits at the | mint will warrant even its UrductIOD az | an assay office. Its future Oprrstion as coinage mIus will depend altogether | upon the extent of ia deposits
 SOFIA. Sept. D. The regency ha. | posted notices Of election for tho grand | -obranjs wbich IS Co elect a successor tC | Prince alexander. General ksulhsrs | Russian special agent, threatens tO have the notices removed The people resent | the conduct Of Russia in demanding a. the price of the czar's protection the lIb | eratIon of Io,iiical prisoners. It i- be Il lieved that n rupture between BulyRris | and Russia Is imminent
 NoGALEs, A. T, Sep. 29.-The smaT- pOx scourSe is drcid,dly alarming. | Many people are LuiTyiIg out Of tt e country. The disease l. cor fined to tn southern part of the state, principally H-rmosillu and Guaymas. The disei SC seems to be confined exclusively to c e Mexican population. Moot cases, espe- ciglly cid persons. are invariably fatal.
 SALT LAKE. Utah. Sept. 29.-One Of the worst fires ever known in this city last night. It burned Coulter k SnelgTOve's music store. damaged | static aery next door. loss s7.OOO; insur- ance s5,OOO; and rhe grocery store of W. II. DavIs. Total loss about Sj0,O0O, in- 'urance not over one third.
 BosTOS, Sept. 29.-A member of the nited States senate committee sppOiu- ed Co investigate the subiec. of tbe fish. ,ries, left Boston for Woods H-ll thIs morning. ID order 70 vIsit the fish com missioner and mlke note of the worb 1 lone there.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-A special , rom BBnc .ster says: The people Of 2 were badly frightened 2 4st night about II o'clock. Two dis d inc, shocks of earthquake were feit. The shocks followed each other ID gu.ck | accession and Fc4rely had the sound ned away when the buildings svsyed lfiiciently to cause the doors and wio ows 10 rattle.
 WAsHiSGroN, Sept. 29.-Tbe Grand a 'h tpter of Royal Arch Masons held D I I- ! Cd fterncon called m body st the White use and were gwen reception by the al resident. To Yi.h' they We're gwen Q a lrqGet by the Grand Royal Arch Chap R 1T Ol the District 0f Columbia at Ma q nc Temple. About three hundred and u ity ladies and gentlemen attended the si anqn-t. Senator pOiph otOiegon res tt lLdtd io tie toast. "FrecmasoneTy u ' tom ar...,g'E 'E scss'on ci the General ca hsPter toe t.cctlun cf officers vlll take 10 Bee p' PAEIs. Sep. 70 < Gl-I S.s fought io dey a' NaItg. i.i.r tttvter M. Ga. II -i. su eG.to-. bId Csptuin VslIcourt Of .e French army The quarrel was over v' ! editorial criticism upon certain feat qI -es Of the army maIeuvers. VaiicOdrt ID as wounded four times by the edito- ID ld his condition "a precarlOuE. te LONDON. Sept. 2J.-Sir Reginald Han DO n has been elected iCri mayor of Lon f' in. ca CrIY OF MEXICO Sept. 29.-Reports '" Om all over the republic show that erywhere heavy rams have fallen dO- 70 . great good In fOwardiug crops. In sh IS cily rains have flooded the streets n many places, necessItatIng the use of or @ fire engines to pump ont the stores p' le predicted earthquak- dil rOt take rl ace, but the volcano ot C1hma IS cN ain n state of eruption. A huge E' iI'e cloud rhangs the summit, cans z a great te:rOr among the inhabitants tTl Gha neJEhborIng villages. This is the d. ird time within year that thIs vo'ca- D.
 has be'ome active. The eIuption is Sr sinly visible fr. m the city ol Cclima f1l the Pacific coast and unusual meteo- pri logical disturbances have been noted Iet tina; city. Ga BELFAST, Sept. 31.-There was dss- .' rate fighting to day between the Pro tent and Catholic vOTkmen st Bar . lr's fCuucry In this clty. The p.iice "1 eriered when the fighters joined for on !, stoned and routed the police. he ..t. -s'ry wre Eummoufd a-1 ,ha-gad V