Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-11

SAN FRAScIsco, Sept 6-A meeting of citizens vas held this afternoon to devise In si,s for the relief of the Charles. ton sufferers. Mayor Bartlett presided and appointed a committee Ot thirty 70 collect contributions. Au appeal Co tne public in behalf of this subject VIII be published ID the city newspapers to- morrow.
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 8-Mas or Court ney issued prOclam0;IOD Co inc loOV.t of charleston today ealing cu toem to hear up cheerfully under th1 disaster which has 6efallen them, snd thhnhlns other citizens of the unlon f'T aid re ceived and proffs,ed.
 NEW YORK, Sept. S.-The directors oi the Western Union Telegraph Co. have oecided % pass regular quarterly dividend.
 CHARLESTON, Sept. S. Things ar5 settiu down in Charleston, and the slight troncr of earthquake which T. felt once o- tw ce a dsy, attracts little more attention thsu the running ot the passIng wagons. LabOrerz are at wUrE in every direction clearing away the masses of fallen brIrks and stones and
 
 to protect injured buildings from the expected -xins. Evsry where there sre signs Ot She restoration OI She normal coadItio1 of thiugs snd bg-ine-s k transacted as usual. The relief commit tee which was organized last Saturday Is actively at work and has nov pro- vided accommodations n tents for over 3.OuO persons, besides this the subsis NrNll lH serving out to day ample ra;lOns 70 all worthy applicants Contributions are coming in ve-y freely and the aggregate now Is sbou. SlO0OOO.
 NEW YORK, Sept S-The SuD's Atlsn- ta special says: A GeDtlsGsn in thls cisy hos 6 letter written by Rev. V h Harmon, wao was the first democsatic chaplain of tue house since the ser, sLo which vas written five or six yes.s ago in which it was predicted that .he Sontb Atlantic states would be vi~Iiei hy se were earthquake in August. iSN6. ue further predicted that at no distaut date after the shock on the Atlantic coast th- cIty Of San Francesca would be totally destroyed. He states that these predlC t.OGs We're made on scientific cdlculG- tons.
 SAN FEASCIsCo, Sept. S-Ceuerai o. O Howard, cUmmE Uder Cf tla GIvls.CL 0f the Pacific, received (. q .-patCh from Lieutenant General Sheridan tO-csy, dI recting that the ChIricahuA and Warm oprIngs tribes Of ApHchss be sent imm. diRtely tO F'r MarIcn, Fla, with tbe exception of Geronimo and the othei Apsches recently captured. All the lat ! ter will be taken to Fort Bowie where | n s.f- Lntll the government shal d' eide what shall be done with them. It Is under stood, however, that G-rOnlmO and the other hostiles will be tired ny mllitsrl | commission at that place. They will mol | be turned over to the civil authorities. l and the district attorney claims to be unable to procure positive evidence General Howard gives 1t as bls opIui r that to save their necks, the bostIles will turn state's evidence, az was the casy with the ModOc murderers. MADISON, Vie. Sept. S.-J. NJ. Rusk was nominated for g lvernor to day in th. republican convention by acclamatinn. George W. Ryland was nominated for lieutenant governor and Ernest C Hmme for secretary of state. The plat form approves the previous record oftt, repubhcel party and believes the isbOI question will be the most important problem Of the time. IL recognizes tbt evils of iutempersnce, but k opp ssd [, state regulations not supported by public oplnIon.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Sept. S.-Ihe Cal. New York EpecIAi says: Inc work getting signatures 10 Henry Gesr<e mOvemeu. .s scing actively pushed. ! K stated that uearly 20,OC0 uumes hay been procured, and Is IS expected tna the nun ber will be increased, t. 70 Ut before the nomination 5y the ccuvSn'ly- on Sept. l7th. There is no 1Out George will be the nOm'Dee for gov erIor.
 AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. s,-Tha action e Governor Ireland ID the ArsZures c8S Is bringing to the pubic hiteltion Othe Mexican Outr8ges upon Anne rIcan cIti- zens. COmplaint comes from J. B Wood and l.. II Gaskell who hlieGe II substance, that on August IS 1885. the, were arrested by MrXicans Cn the La guna ranch, in Lower California, Mex ico, on account Ot the sudden disappear anc5 of J. Fl. Hanson, their friend, enc ThO employed them to mind hIs cattle, and who, they gay went tO San Francis co aud did not return. At the time O complainsnts' arrrst the Mexicans be gan to sell. kill and eet HarsOn'- cattle One Mexican even claims Hanson l property. It IS alleged these Mexican ! doubtless know what has become O. l Han-on, who had had much trouble ane | bad been imprisoned for the purpose. Y | is asserted, of extC rtlDg muuey from l bim. The NJ xlcaus had shot at hlD | several tImea, and once wounded hin l severely. COmE lainants say: w, | have been beld one year and fifteen days I for no other reason than speculative purposes On the part of thieving Mexi- cans. We have written to our consul a La Psz aud got two or three letters from him when We first came down her but he will not answer our letters Eny more, and the courts have done nOtbIDp in our case" T b. cOmplaint covers fifteen pages Of fOolscaP paper, relating to the action of tha Mexican cOurtF, harsh treatment ID jail and tsup,s o' Nexicaus. Hanson left SJO.UO wortL of property in Mexico. Governor Ire lanG in reply state be K gl7d to ge' tlis siHt, meDt. but that the e mplaln- ants @hould appeal to the state depsr;- ment tbr ugh the governor Ot CaEtOr l nia. in which state they claim legal resi