The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-14


 parts three and four of the compact of which the third is that no tEird electoral ticket will be named in the State during the Presidential cor test, but every effort will be made hy the leaders of the Workingmcn 10 in duce their followers to vote for the national nominees of the Democracy. ! The fourth article of the agreement, that the hoid-ovcr Senators, elected by the w. P. C., in San Francisco arc to vote for Democrat for United States Senator, two years hence The fifth article provides that the De mOcracy shall endorse the municipal ticket of the sand lot, one year hence Prominent Democrats who have ben interviewed regarding the al- legged compact. state that the above version is substantially true, but that the goods cannot be deliver ed, in other words, that the State Central Committee could not control the party, but that in the event of such a bargain being made, thous- ands of Democrats would vote the Republican ticket in preference to any combination with the sand lots.
 FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS.
 SAN FRANCJsco, Nov. PA report not fully verified, was received this evening from Eureka, Humboldt county, that the outlaws who re- gently had the fight with the sheriff7s S posse, in Mendocino county, had been oyertaken near Red mountain. and that savage fight ensucd, re- suliing in the wounding of several of the pursuers, and the killing eff all the outlaws.
 THE PANAMA CANAL.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-De Lesseps writes to Colonel Tottcn, veteran engineer of the Panama Railroad, that on his arrival at Aspinwall, December 26, he expects to person ally preside over the International Commission of Engineers, to examine ways and mea IS of constructing a ship canal across the isthmus. He invites Tottcn to membership of the Commission, or to appoint substi- ute.
 TTuR A f-IrI1A
 NEW YORK, Nov 12-Generul Cal iXto GarcIa, founder and chairman of the Cuban Revolutionary Committee of this city, says all the eastern prov inces of Cuba, from Cape Maysi to Cape Cruzare, are ovcrrun by forces, mum bering at present over 5000 well armed men, under command of Mon- cada Pcralia. Maco Gonzalez and Benitoz.
 \. Y. PAYERS ON THE ELECTION.
 The Times diffcres from the Sun on the estimate of the election results, by claiming Hoskins as p:Obably elected Lieutenant Governor. also that Wendell. Republican, is elected treasurer by over 3O,0OO majority. The official count begins to-morrow.
 THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR
 LONDON, Nov. LA telegram from Valparaiso announces the capture of Pisagua, Peru, by the Chilians.
 STEAMER. SUNK
 NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The ship Ontario and the steamer Champion off the Capes, yesterday the latter sinking in five Thirty two persons re- ported loss.
 Fraudulent Land Scheme
 DENVER (Col), November S.-Sid- ney X. Grant. lately ot Cincinnati, and 4, F. Wilson were arrested to day for conducting fraudulent land scheme through the mails under the name of the Denver Land Company and taken before the United States {! Commissioner They waived exam nation and were committed. Bonds | have not been given and they will ! probably go 10 jail. The scheme was planned in Cincinnati; stcreo type plates were prepared. and have already been inserted in over 500 | frst-class newspapers and periodi calls in the Northern, Eastern and | Middle States. Grant came to Den ! yer to secure land for the pur- pose, and bought nearly one thous and acres in the sanu hills | 10 miles north of Denver in another which was platted and r.. corded as North Denver. Although | known here but eight days, 6 perfect avalanche of mail has been coming Tor 5. A. Grant and the Denver Land The fraud was denounced by local newspapers and bitterly con iemned by citizens. The postmaster to the Department, and last night received orders to deliver no letters and pay no money orders 10 Grant. The arrest was made by Specia: Agent, H. Hall. Special Agent Furdy is also here, md asks a Department order for ordinary letters.
 Congress Hereafter.