Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04

" ye6Ir hsO, euOelZled about sixteen hun 6 dred dollars and then fled to HonOlulu D has been arrested in this city. He ra ' turned about swO weeks ago and fo ,, most of that time has keptin seclusiou |, Los ANGELES, Angus, 26.-The Re
 publican stase convention was called {, , | order at lO o'clock thIs morning. snd in, : temporary organization was made per
 manent. The following order of busi . ness was reported: Nomination for su 2 preme judges, adoption. O: a platform and resolutions, the nOminations of gov. ernor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, controller, treasurer, attorney , general, surveyor general, superirten.
 dent Ofpubhc instruction, clerk of the , supreme court and selection of the state central committee. The first ballot for supreme judge resulted in the nomina. tion Of Patterson, of San Joaquin. who
 received SIS votes, Necessary for choice, 23O.
 On the second ballot, Mcfarland, of Sacramento, received 2S6 votes, and was declared a nominee. A recess was
 then taken. The judges already nomi- mated are for long terms. A justice to succeed Ross, resigned, wIll be nOmi- hated when the convention meets again after recess.
 SOFIA. August 26.-The CzaF has or dered that Prince Alexander be for warded to KissinOff If he refuses to sc cept hIs sbdication as sn accomplished fact. The towers of BulgarIa are decked with flags and there Is general good feel ing at the overthrow of the rebels.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-Chief Jus tlce Waite, of the United States Su- prem Court, who IS here on a visit, and hls party went through Chinatown las, night. During the visit the Chief Jus tice frequently expressed his disgust al the scenes presented. He said: "I do not believe in bringing any more Chi nese here. but those here should not be molested. The immigration should stop and I am now firmly convinced that the restriction act was not passed any too sOOn."
 NoGALEs, A. T., August 26.-J. Stew enson, Auditor of the Sonora Railroad company, dIed at Gusymss on the 23d, of small pO1.
 CISCISSATI, August 26.-Allen c. Myers, managing editor of the Enquir- CT was arrested at the Enquirer office shortly after o'clock this morning, and taken to the central police station, where he was locked up On a charge Of being fugitive from justice. The ar rect was made by order O' Mayor Smith, who is in Columbus. and who tele- graphed that Meyers was wanted then on a charge of perjury and that war rant and sn officer were on the wEy to Cincinnati. Myers was at the COlum- bus convention yesterday, and swOre out 8 warrant before magistrate charg- Ing CT Auditor COppellsr, of this city, | with bribery in connection with the election on the Republican state com mittee yesterday. Myers then left for Cincinnati. Coppellsr Eas arrested snd after being released caused a warrant to be issued for the arrest of Myers. Cop pellar and Hellby. of this city, whose name was also mixed up in the charge of bribery, joined with Coppellsr Tn an affidavit of declaring that they knew nothing of the bribery. Myers WAS re- leased and bailed about three o'clock, on a $l,0O0 bond.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-Mrs. ElsIe Reynolds spiritualisticf frauds were again exposed last night. She had made preparations for SD elaborate seRnce; the spirit was unfortunate enough to res pond to the request of Mir. Julius Cul- lsndum, who proved to be a detective, and when he approached the spirit it embraced him. He quickly responded by throwing his arms around it and to bis sstonishment he clasped flesh and blood. Shrieks followed and a general break up was the result.
 SARATOGA, August 26.-Tbe Morrissey stakes for all ages, two miles. were won by BAldvin's "Lucky B." Ashes Bin nette coming in 3d. Time, 3:33is.
 BROOKLYN. N. r., August 26.-Fifth Race, 5s mile, was won by Hsggins FIrenzi. Time. 23l r.
 HARRISBURG, August 2G.-The prohi- bItion state convention after reading and adoption of platform nominated Wolfe for governor by exclamation, and A, A. Barker was nominated for lieutenant governor. Chas. T. Hawley of Lacka- wanna was nominated for auditor, Gen, John \. Msrky for secretary of internal affairs and Rev. J. Nj. Palmer, colored, for congressman at large.
 ALBUQUERQUE, \. M., Aug. 29.-TI 6 particulars of horrible murder at Amar- go, Rio Arriba county, has just been received here. Fifteen months ago T. L. and NJ. J. O'Conner purchased from Edward Vorhsng coal mine near Amargo. An ex sheriff of the county named Smith, together with HesG ings, Crowley and Handy Jack, noted desperate. wanted OCOn- ner's mine and repeatedly tried to jump the claim but were repulsed by the owners, who defended the property with arms. On Tuesday morning, while NJ. J. O'Conuer and his wife were stand ing near the entrance to the mine, Crowley came and tried to drive the cOu- pie away. Words passed and Crowley drew a revolver and shot 0Conner dead at the feet of his wife and then picking up sn ax spli. bis victims head open while he lap gasping on the ground before the covering wife. Crowley then attempted to escape. but the shot, and the screams of the newly made widow drew the neiehbor5 to the spot who captured the murderer. The off cers fear they will not be able to pro- tect the prisoner from the mob and will endeavor to take him to Santa Fe for safe keeping.
 MORALES, August 28.-A special from Hermosillo of the 27th says: At late hour lhis morning band of Ysqui In dians attacked and burned the Aquillato ranch, situated on the line of the Sonora railroad near Msytorens. The people were taken by surprse and completely terrorized. The Yaquis continue to march to Bstamotal. eleven miles from Guaymas At latest sdyices they were advancing on old Guaymas from the north. The people are flying in every direction. Governor Torres has been notified of the Ysqui sppearsnce and has ordered troops to proceed from Gusy- mas oy special train. The number of the Ysquis IS unknown.
 SAN FRASCIsoo, August 2S.-It has been announced by J. $. Robeson, of the Maricops & Pheni1 railroad con-