Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-04

the hotels m their Dlght apparel. women and children were crying
 and screaming and every one was more
 or less alarmed. As far as learned no
 damage was done.
 MEMPHIS, Tenn, Angus: 3l.-A vio-
 lent shock of earthquake was experi- enced here at S:58 tonight. It's mo-
 ton vss from north to south and lasted
 fully thirty seconds. Great cOnsterna-
 tion was evinced The people who had
 retired rushed out of their dwellings,
 not taking time tO put on clothes. The
 guests at the hotels rushed down stsirs,
 thinking the building falling. tt was
 the same all over the city and many
 Women went inso hysteTics. IL was the
 severest shock ever felt in this sectIon
 of the country.
 NASHVILLE. Tenn, August 3l.-Two
 shocks of earthquake were felt here to-
 night. the long one at Saj4 and the short
 one at S;57.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 31-The Hsrald's
 Cologne dispatch says: The Cologne
 Gazette publishes the fOllowing dis patch
 from its correspondent Bt Adr.huOple:
 The Turkish army Is being hastily pre-
 pared for War. A Vienna diplomat of
 this ely tnli me that If Prince Alexan- der proceeds m his purpose which Is to
 establish trIppie alliance with Servia
 and ROumanis, the anger of the Czar
 would be of little avail. Setting aside
 the 4OO, ,OOO soldiers oi the tTipple alliance,
 Turkey would step into the field Tor
 Bulgaris, and Austria for Servia in case
 Russia should be aggressive. Germany
 also would Os bound according % the
 provisions of the treaty to assist Austria.
 The exceedingly friendly reception of
 the prince by the officials Of Rjumanla and the reported expressions of friend ship made by King Milan wlth reference
 10 the person Of the prirce. eXpressiOns
 which indeed are not il harmony with
 the Servia invasion of the previous year, seem to substartiats tLe above views. FrOm Bucharest IS learned the follow ing circumstance: When Prince Alex gndeF had arrived at She rallr0al sta ton. there appeared Russian agent and Bulgarian attorney who belonged to the Russisn party. These, however, by The aId Of the RoumanIan police, had tO leave the railroad station.
 PARIS, Aug. S1-A dispatch from Der lin ssys: PrJuce Dold'rOukI will Lot go to Bulgsris. The Russian off 'ers who were in the Bulgarian army prior to the coup d'etsi vill no: enter Prince Ale1arder's service. Tie dispatch also states that Prince Alexander is not at all ssncLjne of restoring order and would sbdIcste only that he Is encOur- aged by England to perseyeFe.
 CITY or MEXICO, August 31-A pow erful company of English capitalists. with headquarters ID London, has got possession O. an old concession for railroad from Tuypan to this city and will build the road, which It IS calculat- cd will involve the expenditure of S2j.- OOO,OOO. This is the most important In yestment of English capital ever made in Mexico.
 WAsHISGToS. August 3i Secretary of State Bays-d received thIs afternoon | telegram from Mir. A, c. Sedgwick. | stating tha: the stories circulated about him were TijIGuIOusly false, and thst proof tO that effect would be prnduced l whenever he Es5 c..ied upon by the sec retarY Of state tLerttOr.
 SAN FRANCISCO. August 3I-The con ventIon reassembled at 5:jj D. m, when | Chairman White announced the com | mittees. c. G. Goucher, of Mariposa. ! chairman Of the committee on creden- l iials; Captain X. II. Burns, Of San | Franc sco, chairman of permanent or gsniza;ion and order of business, and | Barclay Henley, chairman of the com | mi,tse or platform and resolutions. The | convention then adiourIed till to-mOr- TOW at h R. m,
 BERLIN. August 3l.-The North Ger man Gazette Triterates that Germany has no interest whatever in Bulgaria. It says 1t IS not worth while to keep a single German soldier under arms oD account of Bulgaria. The necessity for German armament IS due to France Every French newspaper" the Gazette says, "prOves that France is making rapid preparations to fight, and that financial sacrifices are beng made tO raise the efficiency of her army. Ger many must always keep her eyes fixed lpon France"
 WAsHINGToN. Aus. 31.-The commis- iiOn Of Thomas A. Benedict as public printer has been received at the White House, bearing the presidents signature ,f the date Ot August 20th. It is un- ierstood that the new public printer Eill relieve Ir. Rounds on the 20th Of September.
 YOKOHAMA, August 31.-Advices from jorea E y that ewing tO the rumcr that Russia intended to establish protecto ate Tn COrca, the Chinese minister | here telegrgEhed to the Pekin govern { 1ent that troops be sent to the benin ula and that in compliance with toe equCst :he Chinese government had | ispatched nine men -ot-war with troops n board to COrea and they are now an { hored before Chemuipo. The dispatch e g further gay that large numbers of : 'hi-cse soldiers Lad entered Seoul iu , be disguise ot merchants, Grea. ex- t iferenS prevails n that town. RiotOus llJs were psrading the etgeets sDd v onh.c;s were frequent. T CHARLESTON, Sept At 9.',j an earth. T uake sh"ck was felt here. It was very n svere, ls',ing fully s minuieF. f CoLUTBUs. Ohio, Sept. 1.-Reports are T, omIng ID from all over the city that an b gss distinctly felt at S.J5 1 t the Central asylum for the insane, c le largest buI.dIng for the insane ID q be world, the furniture was tuned q round, and patients became SO alarm I that the attendants had trouble m C citing them tO return tO their wards VI ( the institute for the blind the shock l oI ss so strong that rocking chairs on the al GOT were made to stHrt ID motion with h lch force that they continued in mo 1 al on for some time afterwards. These q re samples Uf the sensation. The q .schers at the blind institute refused g return tO their rooms, after running C the main audience room below, Al h lis point It was accompanied by lCw ta savy rumbling sound. The time given u
 blind institute was 9:22 local. b, ORIGINATE. O.. Sept. 1-All the clocks n. the Western Union Telegraph office |. opped at S:Jf. standard time. Pruba- h, y the worst scare of the night was iu r, e composing room Of the Commercial -. lzette office. There the swgylng ter br jed the printers and dozen or SD sr mped ont of the windows Co the TO m the adjoining building, 6 distance cf Se 2 feet. One of them was somewhat uised ou his body but pot seriously sc irt. f,,