Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

'k un8aluOusly elected tO be the candl
 date for lieutsnant-goverDor. Tarpe I. made brief address and the convention
 then adjourned until two o'clock thi
 afternoon,
 <, LArER:-Bsrald was nominated 10 e state treasurer. and ". Q. Hendrick o .t Butte, was nominated foS secretary O = state.
 l. NEW YoaK, Sept. 4.-PrIvate letter. g and copies of the Kingston, Jamaica e papers just received n this city, an ]. nnOunce tha, the island of Jamaica va, r vIsi'ei by terrific cyclone and wind ] storm on August 18th. Entire plants g tiOns m the interior of the island were P laid waste. Buildings were unroofed, 5 vessels in the harbor were driven ashore and an immense amount of property in sll parts of the island was destroyed. NEw LAREDO. Mexico, Sept 4.-Oficisl
 dispatches from Guerrero were received
 here yesterday advising the authorities
 that gang of bandits who have been plundering m NuevO Leon under the
 lead of Juan ROdriges. better known ss
 Fl Coyote, were marching ID force to- ward this city. Preparations for de-
 lease were immediately made, and at I
 under Colonel Pedro Vsrelas was sent
 oui to the fCont followed latter by de-
 tachment Of mounted custom guards.
 The federal troops under Colonel Marti-
 neg are guarding the custom house. Fl
 Coyote was imprisoned two years ago
 for cnmplicity In the Mexican National
 train wrecking a: La JuauitB, and he
 made hls escape soon afterwards. Three
 of the train wreokers,nOw in prison here
 were this week sentenced to be shot. It
 IS generally beleved that Fl Coyote will
 attempt their release. His force is re-
 ported as numbering GOO, winch is much
 larger than the combined federal and
 municipal forces in this city. Great ex-
 citement prevails.
 SOFIA, Sept i.-Prince Alexander pub
 licly announced his attention of sbdicat.
 ing. He says he cannot remain in Bull
 garia on account of the objection of the
 Czar. Before leaving he will establish
 a regency.
 ] SsS FRANCISCO, Sept. 4-The steamer
 MararOa arrived to-day from Sydney, Australia. She brings news of the arri- val there of the German war ship Alba tross from among the New Hebrides islands where she had been for the pur- pose of punishIng the natives for the | murder of German subjects. At the is- land of Lenere crowd of armed na. tives who had gathered on the besch | were fired into and a hundred or more | killed The village of Tombelonga on the island of PeltecOs; was then bonn bar6ed Rrd many more natives killed. | When landing was effected at the lat ter place portions of human bodies were found but mos: of the bodies had been carrie away. On both islands all the native villages that were found were burned. On Lenere a man named Klein and on PentecOst the mate of the German schooner Upols had been kill cd. Before the Albatross returned to sydney she is reported to have pro- ceeded to the Caroline islands and hauled down the German flags there.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. Sept 2-Byron Wa ters, of San BernRrdIno, was nominated for the long term of the supreme court. iured and at five o'clock this morning all their operatives were compelled to quit their posts and seek rest; the work has been SO great that for 4S hours they bsd obtained no sleep. At one o'clock this morning there vas another slight shock of earthquake felt, but did no damage.
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Sept. 4.-The demo cratic state convention to-day nominated Al. MOuldar of San Francisco for su- perintendent of public instruction, E. O. Miller of Tulars tor surveyor general and ]. D. Spencer. the present incum- bent, clerk of the supreme court. This completed the ticket and the convention adjourned sine dle. h
 NEW YORK, Sept. 4-The Stars Lon don special says: In Downing street the opinion IS unanimous thai Alexan- , der will fight rather than abdic,te at the 6lctatIon of Russia. He will be ! pressed to definite decision and bis ' refusal to abdicate will lead 10 a rising { by the Russian party, 8 revolution and C Russian occupation. The adherents of I Prince Alexander. declare there is a | strong probability of Roumeia and { S,rv!a combining with Bulgaria and l Eastern Rnumelia to resist Russia. and ( that powerful party in Montenegro would welcome the opportunity to strike , a blow for independence from Russia. . The belief IS gaining Tn official circles ] that Turkey will answer the Russian by occupying the Balkans with the consent of BulgsIla and East , ern RoumeAa and cO-OSerating with . the prince by sea and land. The Mus i covIte press energe;icslly urges Russian : occupation of Bulgaria before AleIan der has had tune 10 reOrganIze bis army. The situation is becoming ; acute.
 SAS FRANCISCO, Sept. 3-A. l.. Per '. kIns. a bOOkkeeper Tn the employ of J. i ", Pew, mining secretary in this city, 5 was arrested yesterday, charged with embezzlement. It IS alleged that he IS short ID his accounts about fifteen thou . sand dollars.
 LONDON, Sept. 3.-An attempt was made to wreck the train conveying Prince Alexander tO Sofia. When near : the engineer discovered an obstruction on the track and brought ; ,he tram to a stand still On investiga- ion It found that five sleepers had been . laced across the rails. A conflict be. , ween the revOlutiOnists and the follow CTS of Alexander is feared at Sofia.
 RoME, Sept. 3 Cholera treturns for the whole of Italy show l09 new cases of cholera and Il deaths.
 LONDON, Sept. 3.-A violent outbrea 10 cholera Is reported at Torredell, An neuciatia, near Naples, in oouseQusnce tut AC-AkANAAS AIchAhA4 aus ttTh | prohibited by the town authorities.
 The Daily News says: Prince Alex ander has been abandoned and isolated by an agreement of the three empires. Nothing could exceed the humility of the latter to the cZar, which is only equalled in degree by the brutality of the czar's answer.
 SoEIA, Sept. 3.-The revolutionary regiments here have surrendered un- to Alexander and appealed Co him for clemency. Bulgaria IS now tranquil. Alexander when he reached
 RALEIGH, Y. C., Sept. 3-At ll0l to- night a aeil developed shock of earth quake was felt here. lt was preceded by light rumbling noise. The OscillR- tion uf the buildings was marked on the upper firors.
 ToRoSTc, Sept. "A special from Ottawa save: As result of the corres- poadence which has been going on for some tune past between Canada and the Imperial authorities. orders have been issued by the EngllshAdmirslty office to commanders ot sll English war vessels along .be Atlantic and Gulf cossts, to report a, once tO HslIfax for duty.
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