Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-09-08

changed. The main issue for the Republi-
cans involves the election of United
States Senator TO succeed Edmunds. The
Democratic managers are making strenu-
Gus efforts 10 poll large party vote. There
are three tickets in the field viz, ReDubli-
can, Democratic and Prohibition. The Of
fees to be filled are Governor, members of
Congress, Treasurer, Auditor and Secretary
OF State.
Thirty-one towns give Ormsby (Rep)
5,S52 votes, Gnd Tor Shurtieff DEM 3,j54.
Majority for Ormsby, 2,29S. Out OF 81
towns, y are for EdmunGs, from six there
are no returns, and two have no choice.
The returns are coming in very slowly.
The Situation at Charleston.
CHAELEsToy, September 7th.-The stu
alton tonight IS more appalling than on
any night since the fatal shock Repeated
earthquakes here during the day have de-
moralized the people, but this is nothing in
comparison to tie weather. 4 heavy,
drenching shower set in about 500 p II. 4
steady rainfall OF two or three hours means
to thousands of helpless women and chill
dren ont in the streets, discomfort, disease
and death. The city is doing all it can
with the relief fuHd to erect temporary
shelter in the parks, bat up to to- night it
about $500 people. all oolored. Ninety
tents scnt here by the Government are the
only ones received thus far. 1t is useless
to endeavor 10 persuade the women and
children 10 return 10 their houses, al
though they might get therein shelter from
the rain, and no woman who was in q
house during the shock Of Tuesday night
could be persuaded to stop in it again while
the shocks continue. With the September
rains upon lis, there seems 10 be no hope
for Charleston. Over l0,009 applications
have been filed with the Relief Committee
for tents today. II will take at least 1900
10 supply the wants Of the homeless people.
Micro Earthquake Shocks.
AUaUsTA (Ga.), September 7th.-Two
slight shocks of earthquake were felt here
to-day one at 11:30 \. VI. and the other ut
4:30 p. N.
Evansville Gnd), September 7th.-
Another severe shock OF earthquake was
felt at 1:44 O'clock this morning. The
shock sounded like an explosion of dyna-
mite
CHARLEsroy, September 7th. - i very
slight earthquake shock, lasting five Sec
onds, was felt here at Hap o'clock this
morning.
Sympathy with Charleston Sufferers.
New YORK, September 7th.-Mayor
Whitney, OF Brooklyn, told the Grand
Army men yesterday he thought it would
be inexpedient for that city 10 send 100
uniformed Grand Army veterans from the
local posts to Charleston to assist in pre-
serving order there, ard rs . mark of sym
pathy He said he did not believe Grand
Army men OF Brooklyn were wanted there.
The veterans, however, held an announced
chamber asst night General Molineux
offered resolutions directing the officers Of
the meeting to telegraph to the Mayor Of
Charleston that the posts OF the q. 4. L.
extended their sympathy 10 the people OF
that city, and requested Information rs TO
whether they could be of any assistance.
also that volunteers were ready to 20 at
their own expense if they could be of aid.
The resolutions We're adopted.
To Solicit Subscriptions.
New YORK, September 7th.-Vice-Presi-
dent James W. Alexander, of the Equitable
Life Insurance Society, has issued circu-
lar, instructing the agents of the assoca-
ton in all parts of the world to solicit sub
scriptions for the benefit of the Charleston
sufferers.
The Revolution in Mexico.
Sr LOUIS, September 7th-The Globe
Democrats Eagle Pass, Texas, special SAYS
The long threatened revolution in Coahuila,
Mexico, has at last developed into definite
shape. News has been received from
Piedras Negras that band of revolutionists
yesterday seized the town of FL
Pana, Mexico, and took complete posses
sion of it. During circus in Piedras
Negras, all able-bodied males were
arrested, and pressed into the
Government military service, and
placed in the quartet for safe-keeping dur
ing the night. This morning, $50 strong,
they were mounted on contiseated horses.
and, accompanied by 100 regular soldiers,
were taken TO El Pana to combat
the reyolutionists, who are supposed
to be under the leadership of El
Coyote. Mexicos most celebrated
bandit and revolutionary leader. When
the opposing forces come together,
hard fighting may be expected. The revo-
luton just inaugurated Will be hard to
suppress, for the rebels are ably command
ed and we'll supplied with money and pro-
visions. There is q great amount of dis
satisfaction in that State with the Govern
ment, and that fact alone has drawn many
to the revolutionists standard. People who
are best acquainted with the Mexican char
acter predict q great political upheaval
within six months.
VICTORIA (Tamaulipas, Mexicol, Scptcm-
Der 7th.-Governor Cuelr is in the receipt
of kilograms informing HIM that Hilariz
Rodriguez Martinez, a brother ofthe famous
Coyote, crossed the Rio Grande near Rema
leading thirty-three Texas -Mexicans to join
the revolu,ionists. Coyote has issued a
red-hot proclamation, calling the Mexlcans
to arms, denouncing the Diaz Administra-
ton and demanding the restoration of the
Constitution of 1859. lie signs himself
Colonel Juan Rodriguez Martinez" The
Colonel is an old soldier a good fighter,
and very popular with the common people.
Colonel Morrison Renominated.
Sr. LOUIS, September 7th.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention of the
Eighteenth Illinois District, which met to-
day at Gernville, renomiuated Hon. ". II.
Morrison.