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The New York herald., 1879-08-12
YONKERS III" ROAD DIRECTORS.

1t was rumoned yesterday morning that those who
had subscribed for shares in the "West Side and
Yonkers Railway Company" laid out by tho Rapid
Transit Commissioners in the annexed district.
about to elect board of directors. On inquiry at
the Office Of the Commissioners all inform was
refused as usual. but 1t learned Later in
the day that such election had really taken
place. The stockholders met in the Offices
of the Rapid Transit Com and elected the
following directors, 1870 having been cast out
of 4.000:-C. f. Woerishofier. Robert NJ. galloway.
Thomas sharp, Anthony j. Thomas, Oswald Often
dorfer. E. p Lowcry, II. Willard, August Rutter and
William p. Bonn. The Board OF Directors will meet
to-day for tho purpose of organizing.
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
MUTUAL AID DESIRED.

number of employees of the metropolitan and
New York Elevated Railroad companies. who have
organized benefit society and obtained charter
under the title Of the Manhattan Railway Company
Employees Mutual BENEFIT Association. held a meet
ing on Saturday night. and whereat the following
officers were elected:-E. Geibb, president; John
Rathbone and w. D. Acker. vice presidents Thomas
Gerehart. treasurer. and 7. II. Doughty and James
Toiin, secretaries. The association proposes to pay
So to sick and disabled members. and to give 81 900
to tho families of those deceased.
The New York herald., 1879-08-12

no ohcisl announcement on the subject has yet oesn
made. that combined force. consisting OF rix
regiments of cavalry four batteries OF artillery and
regiment OF rifles. will be assembled for ten days
in the vicinity of Udine the northeast corner OF
Italy. where they will probably be inspected by the
King"
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
STEAMBOAT RUNNERS.

Mayor Cooper has instructed the police to arrest
all unlicensed steamboat runne rs found soliciting
passengers. The law imposes a fine Of SOS per-
sons who follow the occupation of runner" with
out due authority of law. Licensed members OF the
fraternity are obliged. under penalty of $40. to
wear conspicuously badge. which must be- fsst.
eEtd to their coats.
The New York herald., 1879-08-12

INCREASED CANAL EARNINGS.

ALBANY. August IL, 1870.
The amount of tolls received on the canals from
the LIST TO the eth inst inclusive was s32.3GG 81.
Last year for the same time 1t was S21 Os9 a. Total
number of tons carried In the same time, $3.50;
last year, l3l,S37.
The New York herald., 1879-08-12

from of the Louisville schools. arrived here
some ten days ago. via the river route. from the
South. He had been at Brandenburg KY. for sew
eral days, and soon after reaching this city was
taken sick. To-day his sickness developed the
symptoms of yellow fever. aud he was removed to
the hospita
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
FEVER STATISTICS IN HAVANA.

HAVANA, August II, 1879.
There wero nntey. three deaths from yellow fever in
this city week. being decrease of forty against
the previous week.
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
A SUSPECTED CASE IN ST. LOUIS.

sr. LouTs. NO., August IL. 1879.
Mrs. Boland, of Memphis, who has been here
about three weeks, was taken sick with fever
three days ago, and with her two children, has
sent to the Quarantine Hospital suspicious
caee
The New York herald., 1879-08-12

A MAN FROM BRANDENBURG, KY, FRUSTRATED
IN LOUISVILLE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LOUISVILLE. KY, August IL, 1879.
Dr. Edward Norman, recent medical graduate
The New York herald., 1879-08-12
UARANrINES SOUTH OF THE OHIO BECOMING
MORE AND MORE RIGID.

MORE AND MORE RIGID.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. August IL. 1879.
Persons who arrive here from West Tennessee re-
port the quarantine regulations in the various towns
in that part of the State and in Northern Mississippi
daily growing more and moro rigid in conse-
qucnce of the alarming reports Of the increase and
continuance of the fever in Memphis. Every case
reported outside of Memphis occasions renewed ex-
citement. until the quaranines have become almost
absolute. For to depart from any OF these
towns is to hopelessly disconnect himself with
it, with opportunity OF returning before
frost. Travel has grown almost as difhcnit
this account passing through the
jungles OF Africa Every town has it's picket line OF
inspectors. The towns in Northern Alabama are
also still more strongly fortfyng themselves against
contagon by the enactment of the severest possible
quarantine regulations
The Executive Committee of the Sanitary Council
of the Mississippi Valley. consisting of President j.
d. Plunket, of Tennessee; Pinckney Thompson, OF
Kentucky; John ii. Rauch of Illinois, and the fol-
lowing members of the National Board Of Health
Drs John S. Billings H. W. Mitchell. s. NJ. Berniss
and H. A. Johnson-have arranged to hold confer
ence at Cairo next Friday relative to the epidemic
prevailing at Memphis, and to adopt any additional
precautionary measures that may be needed for the
protection of the country against the spread Of the
disease.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

~ fULL BLooI.-W con now state with full
confidence that our stock of Fall and Winter
uoods Is complete from 4 10 Z,
In Dress Goods We hsvo an elegant line from
the theapost quality TO tho tncs. goods in the
i n and al the latest styles Of Trimmings,
Buttons s1d Fringes.
IN Cctsons, slthough goods have taken an
elmer Jump. We are supplied with stock large
enough TO furnish our trade at old prices.
flsnnes-We have large lice in domestic,
plain ali wool, tWlled and Shaker Flarne!s, from
Inc cbnapest TO the very best in this country
ID Closf2, Eea?ors, Casslnicres, kerseys, Full
CloIns ana C!oakHgs, wo have & weU selected
stock, both in Charlottesville wooden mile and
foreign productions.
In Cicaks We have styles from the leading
manu!sctu:ers, OF tho best mako md ct, from
~ 60 to $50. in Sscques, Costs and Doimsns, for
ladies', misses and children.
In Elan kets we can safely say we arc hosi-
quarters, hsVing bought them early in the sea-
son. Prlces from SOC up to SIS pair.
HoTso Hpbes-Wo havo largo variety, SO.
iected from several good manufacturers; slao
HoIse blankc!a in al! styles and prices.
Sklil;, IN BsImoral, Cloth, FlsnnoB, SC, for
nissos, ladies' and children, very cheap.
Gloves and Hose-Wo have this season mado
!. q specially to place before our customers one
OF the largest and best assorted lines in tho mar.
ket, in Cloth, Berlin. Silk, Buck. Kid, Lisleand
WOODEN, for misses, ladies, children and gents,
itou Iue CneapesL up 10 the worry tnest.
Carpets and Oil Cloths-This department ia in
full bloom, with large stock Of Rag, Hemp,
Ingram, extra Three Ply, Tapestry and Bovsy
Brussells, for halls, stairs and loors, with or
without borders. Oil Cloths in all qualities, from
yard wide 70 four yards wide, I'll marked low.
LenoliuUl-A splendid assortment of Crumh
Cloths, Rugs, Mats and Foo! Stools, Hass ,chs
&c, in large variety snd very chenr.
SheTls i'll every style imaginable ant. Of ali
Tho different grades.
we do not sdvcrt!ae oFtoa, SIS it costs too much
money, and VII prefer to give Tho difference to
or customers; but one thing we will SAY, wa
haVo COL the goods and our prices defy shy com
pos'.ion;;, Giyo us call and examine our goods.
ion VII lind everything IS wc say. We are
positively selling goods at aa close prices IS QUIZ
nrG1ishhcflnS Gitlos, and intend TO keop IN our
lNll STOCK We sre prepared TO ge!! Wholesale
Or relall TO the closest buyors.
Road This csrefully; Wa mean bu,inesa, and
intend to come up to every word We say, Come
sGd SEQ lis, and Wa will appreciate your call by
selling you good goods 8. low figures, aud guar
snlee every article as represented. Roapy. yours,
!sAAc hIcHRERG. Succ'r. TO Sleymakor Co.
H. E'u" VANS, Managor. Get %l-2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

THE City DEBT.-Tho funding OF tic City
Debt into the noW bonds is progressing rapidly,
the Mayor and Auditor bcipg engaged during
tho eEtire Day, with the work. Upto the clOso
Of business. thi; evening, shout enc tundred
thousand dollars of the deb. had been !uaded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

WAITER PaoBAEITIT!ss, Novr. Is, 1879.
I,g The Middle Slater. clear and partly cloudy
Weather. westerly winL9 si!.itiue, 70 south and
sast, s'ISEt tall ii Temperature aul 1Ca-ly Sta.
lI0aaEy barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

DECLINED. FIJI, faculty end cadet corps OF
i;;;lhcl Academy have been invited 10 attend
ne o"v"'ina ni ;hc Thomas statue. but have
12cH comr'il ii 70 Aornc the invitation, having
aEeady had Their annunl excursion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

MissiEG VESSEL SEINE anxiety is ielt in
this city ia regard to tho schooner Alico Curtis,
which sail0d from B4l!imoro 90 the 30th ultimo,
with cargo Of coal oil for our merchants.
Tho passage in an UNUSUALLY long ono, aud 20
thing has been heard from tho schooner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

EUN!.W.v.-H5. ElcWhortcr Of tsiliax G.
H., was quito Govcrrly bruised. on Monday, by
ihe .u1niGe away Of his horse. His injuries,
lis !1stlY friends will be glad 10 fosrE, arc not
....l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

SAD BEREAVEMENT. Nj. James K. Cation
N1pAiy Ci!Y Treasurer. sustained heavy loss
last n-h:, in tic death ct his only daughter
hun;", "a iE:::'a.inE oi:id of nix years CT age
ihn c:u-, q hor death Whg tbat dread GiscBs,
dirhthctja. J lio little ono saag ct tho Jubilee
in the i,iot;:5G!gt Protestant Church Inst Friday
night and yas expected TO aiG& again to. inaI:oT
night. flr. Cotcn has tho sympathy O
Gsapy friends in his sad bereavement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

GROCERIES,.
REMOVAL.
GEO. NcBURNEY t. SON,
HAvo removed 10 their
NEW BUILDING.
S.W. cor, King& Wash'n. Sts.,
and hsvo oponod very large stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,
FINE AND MEDIUM,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
which they name in part es follows:
Finest English Pcklcs in glass.
Les & PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauos.
Italian and French Olive Oil.
French and American Ground and Prepared
Mustsrds.
Genuine French Olives and Uapers
Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Cstsup.
Finest Maple Syrup in glaas, cheap.
Canton Preserved Ginger NJ nsurrcLously TOM
prices.
The only original and genuine Albert Biscuit.
Chocolate, Vanilla. Raspberry and Lemon
Sugar Waferp, 70 be found only at our store.
Ssrdnes in purest Olive Oil, cheap.
Italian and American Maccaroni and Vermi
eeli
Cox's and Nelson's Gelatine
Chalmers Brilliant Gelatine, equal in all re-
Spocts TO Cox's, only 15c per package.
Bakers and Epp's Cocoa and Broma
Bakol's Premium and German Sweet Choco.
late.
PotLed Tongue, llam. Chicken, Duck, Game,
Turkey and Beof
Canned Freeh l.obster, Mackersl, Salmon,
Crab, Beef, Tomatoes. Corn, Lima Beans, Green
and harrowf.t Peas, Peaches and Pineapple,
Preserved Strawberries, Raspberries, Tomatoes,
Plums, and Cranberry Sauce.
FRUITS-Malaga and Catswba Grapes. very
| fine, Figs, Currsnts. Raisnl, Oitron, Oranges
| and Lemons.
| TEAS-0ur line OF Tosa embraces tho bost
| snd most celebrated brands known to the trade
| Four grades of Gunpowdor gerry strong and
rich IN favor. Formoss Oolong, finest Black
! Tea. Imperial, Japan. three grades, rich and
delicate, English Breakfast, elegant drink, Hy-
soa at doc per Id, very good, Heno Chop Is. DIT
lb. pure and especially fine in favor:
LIQUORS-Bskers, Millet'a, schuylkil
Malt. 0. &. No. l, Elk Horn and Virgins
Glade Pure Rye Whistles; Old Bourbon,
French and California Brandy, Holland Gin,
Pale and Dark Sherries. very rich and fruitv.
g. H. Mumm & Co.'S. and PEPPER Heidsick
Chamsgne. California Champagne, Euglish and
Scotch Ale and Brown Stout.
All other goods at low fgurssi
GKO. McBURNEY & SON,
Fine and Family Grocera,
8. w. cor. King d Wash. sts.
n. B.-Will bu pleased to have all come 70
see cur store and fine stock, which We will take
} great pleasure in showing, thero being no obi.
CATION 10 buy uneas disposed 10 do 10.
nov 4-tJl g. McBURNEY s. SOM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13
Af;Ss' .s%ss IfssEITss.

SiflVE DOLLARS R:WAKp.-l.osto on Lho
oh inst, II largo ihi"rEi. DOG, white and
Liver co!ored Tho ahovn reward viii DO given
Tor MS return 10 HUNT - EOEERTS,
n3TlllW No. 8 south Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

TIE u. s. Ship H!ich srIiycd up las: even
ing We. tho Portsmouth sud ret TIE Saratoga
as stat:d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

81 NoriGE-0n account % tho death of one
Of the scholars, tho Musical Jubilee CT tho Meth.
otIst Protestant Sunday Schoc! is postponed
until Friday. The Dist mat.
1t ny nED2E CT TIE E0MNlTTHE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

SPECIAL N0TICE.-Wo have his day 10
caived on appreciation for ten days 10 ri,c,s Of
the finest selected Body Brussels; 10 pieces Of
the finest selected Tspostr.; 5 pieces extra
super carpets; 5 pieces .hroo PLY; 25 different
patterns OF Oh Cloth Rugs. These goods We
succ ,cdcd in getting to take orders %. They
arc of the best mako and pret!iest siyts and
friends and customers would do we'll to give us
look. |. EICnBERG,
&C: 5 lW Succosstr TO Slsymaktr 4 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

Mr.. HARRISON JACOBS has removed h:s
rIaFhor Sbor Two donr, below his old stand,
0txt 20 tho Gazotto o!iiaa. and has fitted it up
in yciy 'a7d7omc 4:g!,. With such assistants
as licr!,cEt farcl AIT, Jaracs l'iater. and shop
uhcro everything IS convenient. neat and clean,
thlvo il s lpycrY 10 jacob $, q dceclvsdIy
ronular li!acc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION House Jno Berpu'h ard lady, N
\, Spencer NJ Janrcy, Phil; Edward / tlolf
man, DE-; " II Sui ,vsD, BALTIC: T G DashieII,
Richmond G " Chancellor, We; j FL FREQ
man, Va.
ToNTINE.--C Melville, Wasliogtop; & f
Rixoy. Va; A T Lynn, D c:qua1; W r Seleo.
man, dc; w I Poulton. LoudouU; J 7 Jefvics
and Wife, Wortcn!or; s Rcdd, L?udcuG, j
4 Milholier: Va; Roht Beverly. w; ChalIes
Lee, vs.; E!wari Allen. Boston; O Witticbtp,
Hsymarkcl; Wa Crawford, Boston; Samuel
Houston, Texas; Robt Mills, PhiIa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13
ra7REhaUKEH',5 NOTICE.
STATE IA. PAY ERS-ALENANUK
ilIIEN

On and altar Monday, November 10Th tho
City Treasurer will DO prepared to receive tho
state tax Tor The year 1879 Upon all bills paid
boforo December lst, 1879, flyo per cent will bo
saved. as on and altar tha! day five per con. will
be added TO ali bills romsining unpaid, 40 re-.
quirod by law. jho Treasurer will he in his
office room :, MarS3t Building, fron n. m. to
i p. m. every dSy.
nov G-tDl NJ. i. IlAELOW, City I'rsss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

SoILn COMFORTS. Fer tho beat CooKGNn
SroVEs, FIRE PLACE HEATERS, OpelcF
STovES. UANGEs, FURNACES gul STOVE
NoRK generally, call Gu
STANShURy Il Ere,
Gorutr King and Columbus sta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13
GTOCKHOLDkHS MEETING,

The annual mGeting of tho stockholders of The
UPPER POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COM
PANY will tska nlace on WKDN HSDAY
November 18Th, 1879, at tho store Of Hsrrnon s
Smith, cor. Prince Hnd Royal strGetF, Alosaa
sndr!a, Va, NJ ton o'clock.
novG>tG L. Il. TRHTH. Pras;dcoi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

NuIsANCE.--A band Of negro ruusiciaus
irGm !;=i;i'aoTo have been noTam5n!ating Our
styce:s, day and uiSht, since Tuesday, TO tho
no small annoyance OF qhct loving citizens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

W Est ELNn-hlr. }. H. lose is having Greet
Ell, 1T West iici two handsome aud comicIta-
ii" irn:ao dwellings,. which, VII! prove quite ~
ornalaan! 10 he ?liaSg.
Vast Mad Is ra:'iLIy becoming quite town
AID 'si iroias'iy ere jouS gut on tho airs Of a
municipality. There esa many Incorporated
iowpS, in Virginia. Of much smaller nopu!etion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

MASHED 70 NEaTr.--'rho Cumberland
No;7a aGys: ":SFcu:tay morninR twelve yea
cid aon OF Cap:a0 hiopro. OF tho canal boat
Sa,',i! T.. s!ssso'.. IN attempting TO board his
father boat Ct th1 i'oiot @! Racks, misscd biz
tpo;irE a5l iril b3!~c0a ti!a boat and tbs
!,tilsc At ilo noint named. lioIoro tbs boat
oJu!d b0 stopped Tho child vas iniure;! 81 ter
rlhil TINT he A1n.i I've hnnrs ialnri,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-13

bE7QE E&NT-HOUSi9 No. IS Cameron S.,
- hatwcon Fairfax and Leo Apply:o
~ OIL j. L. d. SMGHT
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E{NOE EGNT OE LEaSf!-Tha desirable snd
. rooiny STORE and WAREHOUSES No.
u tsEefoa stre9t, lately occupied by il. IT,
Lawson s. Go, Apply to
senlG T.. rs I,AWyS(;n
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ES6ess SAFE! asss EsE@'g

Tho c0mfortahin
FRAN pWELLING.
o.; -; iha cast side Of St. hasph street, between
cameron ma Qnron. confirming ws!er, gas
nmthlsr' &c, recently occupied ny w. H. Msy
IcsseEs'on given 81 once. ser to!nia, SC, apply
ct this .oiicO. oct
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Fuh tstfrT you Cas- BUg Tlt&
tHf@ y SnUhisG,
,,mrroEod SlNIEiS SEWING MACHINE,
"ilH ell th9 attachments. N&li and examine it
6a!oro paying doibo price COR Ell interior ma
chine. T. c. BE;iiYJS
NY 70 ~ King cir,.i
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
[BY TELEGRAPH-l
rwo ,1EN sHor 1N rucsoN.

TWO MEN SHOT IN TUCSON.
 TUcsoN, October 16-Jack O'Coa nell was shot dead in Patagonia on Monday by Max Cohn. O'Connell was drunk and threatening. Cohm gave himself up and is now in jail in Tucson
 A Mexican named Hilad in Cir asco, was shot through the heart last night in the southern limits of Tue son. The murderer is unknown.
 Henry Jones, brother of Senator Jones left yesterday much pleased with Arizona He will soon return.
 wICKENBURG ITEMS.
 The company that is to work the old Vulture taiIings has an engine and pump in working order and all ready, waiting for lumber to build sluice boxes.
 Juan Castillo is awaiting the arri- val of his family from Prescott when he will remove to Tucson with them.
 Mr. Chapman of San Francisco is laying over to day, en route for Pres colt.
 The Superintendent of the Cum berland mine reports favorable pros poets ahead.
 MEXICAN KILLED AT FLORENCE
 FLORENCE, October 15th.-A shoot ing afiray took place last night on a vacant lot near Rapp's saloon. A Mexican named Procopio Lavas was shot and instantly killed by some un- known party. Lavas had caused con. siderable disturbance previous to the A Coroner's jury was which is still in session. Tho verdict will probably be. that he l came to his death by a pistol shot fred by unknown persons.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
LOCAL LINES.

Rev. Wm. Meyers has returned from his California trip.
 R. II. Paul and BIr. Gilson, of Wells, Fargo < Co.'s express arrived this morning.
 Dr. Lincoln of Prescott arrived this morning en route to Prescott and will stop over one trip.
 There will be preaching at the church next Sunday at the usual hour by Rev Alex Groves.
 The HERALD office returns thanks 10 Luke & I'll llheimer of the Arcade Brewery for some of their exceiient beer. May they do so some more.
 Several Of our advertisements will be changed in their reading mat ter tomorrow. Getting the daily in regular working order, prevented a change before.
 We give our readers the weekly to- day iustead of Saturday afternoon, thus accommodating many farmers who are in town but once a week on Saturday morning.
 A plain case beautiful Elgin chro- meter Ladies' Watch, one of the best finished ladies movements made, warranted for five years. worth at the factory S115. will be sold for S43 at
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
INDIAN TROUBLES. NEAR AT HOME. Indian Outbreak in New
 Mexico. Terrible Slaughter of the Inno-
 cents. General Indian War Im-
 minent.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
ARIZONA.

Tucson, Oct. 16th.-A special to
 the Daily .Star from Silver City New
 Mexico says: The Indians have
 been committing terrible depreda-
 tions in the Rio Grande Valley, and
 Southwest of Fort Cummings, for sev-
 eral days past The people of the
 Colorado have been beseiged and
 fighting since Saturday, and appealed
 for aid. On Sunday volunteer
 company of thirty men, under Cap
 tain John s. Crouch, went from
 Mesilla and Cruces to their aid They met one hundred Indians near
 the Colorado, eighteen miles from
 Slocum's ranch, on the side of the
 road. After severe fight the volun- teers were compelled to fall back. They had a running fight into Slo- cum's ranch. The killed in this fight were w T. Jones, County Clerk of Dona Anna county, and four Mex icans On the receipt of the news at Mesilla, two more companies of eigh- ty men were raised under Col. Ryner- son, composed of the best men in Mesilla Valley. These companies were to join Crouch to-day at Slo- cum's and go to the Colorado. Two trains were captured yesterday west of Slccum's, in one of them eleven men and one woman and ono child were killed, in the other all hands escaped. Both trains were scattered and some of the oxen were killed and others left standing in the yokes. l Corpses lie all along the road The stage from the cast arrived this morn | ing two hours late. The number of ! people known to have been killed within the past four or five days all together number about forty. The Indian trail leaving the stage road yesterday leads toward the Black Range and the vicinity of IIillsboro mining camp. Major Morrow of the Ninth Cavalry, with a strong scout ing party, are thought to be in the vi cinity of the Colorado river. This is he most persistent fighting the Indi- ms have ever been known to do in his section. They are in large bands and seem determined to stay n the country and fight and make general warfare
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
Official Figures from the
 California Election.

COLUMBUS, October 1.-The Re. publicans have eight majority in the Senate and thirty-five on a joint bal lot. Fosters majority is about 17,O0O
 NEW YORK, October 17-Tues- days elections are generally accepted as the death knell of Greenbackisin and political side shows.
 MRS. MEEKER ALIVE.
 Los PINos, October 14.-An is quiet, and there is no danger of fur ther trouble from the Indians. unless produced by the evil counsels of mis- conducted whites. Tine White River women and children, and all the papers and money of the agency are safe with Mrs. Meeker, and will be here soon. A mum Der of the other employees of the agency are believed to be alive
 APAcHEs GOING TOWARD TEXAS.
 FoRT CoNcHo, October 16.-Col. Hatch telegraphs to General Grier- son that large bodies of Apaches are going towards Texas These are probably renegades from Indian Ter ritory and Mexico and Gierson has gone to intercept them. RETURNS FROM THE CALIFORNIA
 ELECTION.
 SACRAMENTO, October 1G.-Ofi- cial returns show Perkins, 67,695; Glenn, 4S,695, ard White, 44,4S4, and Myrick IS the only Republi3 can Supreme Judge elected.
 THE STOCK MARKET.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-Stocks closed to-day as follows: Alpha, 16.00; Belcher, 400; Best and Belcher, 15.25; Bullion, IT'S; Gale donia, 2.50; Gala, 5:75; Consolidated Virginia, GOO; Crown Point, 45O; Eureka Consolidated, 26.25; Gould & Curry, 11.75; Imperial, HOO; Justice. 3 9: Leeds, 50 cents; Manhattan,2 ,2.75 Mexican, ,3S. .75 North rrn Belle, 425; Ophir, 36.50; Over man, 9.25; Sierra Nevada, 69.50; Savage, 1900; Union, S100; Utah | 33-G0; Yellow Jacket, 1850; Bodie, l2 %; Mono, $50.
 ARIZONA STOCKS.
 Tif Top, 10. Silver King, 6 co.