Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-09-18
sre He was charVed wIth baviD, oI

here lie was charged with having ot
 fvret Rrm'd sc.Istlnce tO tLe native cfii
 oiGls aud Ofi;igls from the Americsr
 consulate who were en6eLynriBg tO en. ter bis house Co brrest Moor accused
 or extorti0n by ihe consulate.
 NEw YORK, sept. g. Mayer Courtney of Charleston t-iegrspbs De- SimmOnds president of the First National bank of
 CharlesiOn (Who Is now ID tE.s city,
 that m order to shelter ths homeless
 people before the cold weEt3er sets in, from SJJO,00O to s7OO.OCO are lmmedi-
 ately required. The mayor estimated
 the total damage to property by the earthquake st from S5.OOOOJO tO S6.0O0,-
 OOO. The Produce Exchange Charles
 ton fund amounts to S1 ,lS6, Stock Ex-
 change S6,492. The fund at Boston
 amounts to S20,OGO, Buffalo S4. 0O0 and ; m other cities lesser amounts.
 HARTFoRD, Conn. September 9-At the b;cy cle tournament here to-day one
 mile handicap. professional rBce, wRs won by F. Wood of EnglsJd, m 2:-3,
 beating He1lits' record of 23i. md
 bestllg the best time ever made ID
 race.
 | NEw YORK. Sept. 9-Iuconin< boats
 report that the yacht race IS of "n sc-
 count O' the failure to uIaSe she de
 iacc- m the required time.
 | ELKo, Sev. Sept. 9-The democratic
 state convention opened here 10 day.
 Iheo. Winters, N. H. Mason. J. NJ.
 Adams. Col. Geo. II. Hardin ard R.
 Sudltr gre candidates for the gOverDor-
 ship with Adsms ID the lead. Gto. W.
 Cassidy and J. H. McH!llien are tbe
 congressional candidates. The conyen.
 tOn Fss called to order st D. ID. by
 the chairman Ot the state central con-
 mittee, Hayemsn. T. J. Bell, of Nye,
 wHs elected temporary chairman. com
 mite on credentials was appointed and
 the convention adjourned until o'clock tomorrow.
 NEv YORK. Sept 9.-Generel Payne
 called on Lieutenant Hem yesterday
 morning. He proposed after the inter-
 national races to keep the May flower in
 commission in Msble Head Bay until
 there came up gale of wind and then Tn this gale he proposed to race the Gal Rteg from Marble Head to Cape Cod.
 Lieutenant Hem was somewhat taken back st this bold challenge and asked l time tD consider the matter, It is the | general opinion that a race across | Mssss.husetts bay in gale of wind | would be a much better test of the | weathfrly qualities of the American and | English champions than a race around | the Beruudas.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 9-A. G. Sedgwick, | specia envoy to Mexico, publishes the 1 fOllowr card ID the Evening Post, l dated c.. ,he City of Mexico, September | 3i: "A Eeek ago l went tO Q ball and | stayed [ tneeud. l went home and to | bed. E.-.y Ecxt morning my friend | Guuarj came tO call upon me and l found m dressing and we went out. | All the officers and members of the | Jockey Club, who are the most pune tual people m the city. have signed g letter 'X1nerstlng ne from all imprOp- CT behavior Gt my time during the ball. Geutlen whu saw me return from the bail have 1igGei a card that they Ob- served nothing exceptional a. l went toward my room. have Gunsri's statement in writing as tO hIs call in the morning, besides the statement that no scene or row took place in the hotel, also th.t l went to my room after the ball, To eye witness has ever been produced and only know from hearsRy what the stories circulated n the United States are. Secretary Bsyard has tele- graphed me that my personal denial of the scandal IS enough. Make any use of this you think proper"
 SAS FRAScIsCO, Sept, 9-To-day was another very warm experience for this city. The thermometer reached 92 de- grees, bu, toward evening the weather became cooler and ths heated spell IS now belIeved to be over. Other points in the state also report extreme heat. At San Luis Obispo the thermometer was lO9 degrees. at Anderson l02 de- grees. St. Helena l03 degrees. Oakville lO6 degrees, Sacramento 96 degrees, and Red Bluff lG3 degrees.
 ALBUQUERQUE Sept. 9-A cloud burst at this place last night dOing great damage. A number of adobe buildings were undermined and fell down. No trains from the east or west. WsshOuts are reported on all the roads. So much damage has been done that 1t is impos- sib.e tO tell when trains will run on regular time again, not for several days at least. Up to the present time no lives are reported lost. but some mortal ity among the stock in the Rio GrRnde valley.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 9-There are plenty of disappointed yschtnen in New York tc-nigh ht, the second race of the inter national yacht contest was postponed until Saturday. After sailing in 6 fresh breeze from the eastward for four hours, i the Msyflower and Gslates with sn &C., ! companyIng fleet of nearly 6 hundred vessels, were enveloped ID a thick fog ten miles east Of Sandy Hook Light Ship i and were compelled to abandon the ( race. When the Msytlower rounded the "outer mark" twenty miles east of | Scotland Light Ship at 4 hours. 26 min |, utes and 22 seconds, the GslRtes was ( not in sight from that point. The May ( flower had Outsailed her on every tack, ( from the start, both carrying the sane C sail ID the breeze that was steady from [ about east with occssiOnal rain squalls $ and moderately heavy swell from that [ quarter. The Msytiower could not have T finished the race in the allotted time of [ hours, even if the weather remained [ clear. q
 SAN r. ,NCIsCo, Sept. 9--A letter from ! Seoul. Crrea. dated August 2d. states that the Geaths from the Asistic cholera : from July 18th Co tine 2jth, numbered ] bl4l. Srlce tCfn rom -ht to tSu per sons hava died daily. Collins could not ( be obtain ed and tie bodIes were wrap : ped in srrxing. In many places dogs s and vuliUros had scratched away the 2 lIght covering of esrth and devoured ( the bCdi-s.
 WA-HIyGToS. Sept 10.-General Drum acting Sc creiHry Of war. having been by ile president to use his discretion in the treatment Of the cap tured Apaches, has instructed General Miles Co remove Geronimo and his band to some secure place ot confne- T ment, aud while it is not yet known ! where they have been taken, 1T IS sur missed that the captives have been re- moved to Fort Bliss, Texas, or some nsIghboring point. lt was not deemed prudent to allow the Indians to remain at Ft. Bowie. as in the event of their es- cape 10 the adjacent mountains, it would 2 be almos, impossible to recspture them. ! Despite the announcement made in the g official telegram that Geronimo's sur render vas unconditional, the belief is c