The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-29
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News of the World for the
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AGENT BERRY TO BE ARRESTED

AGENT BERRY TO BE ARRESTED.
DENVER, COL, Oct. 22.-Governo
Pilken, last night send an order t
the sheriff of Y unnision county direc
ing him to take sufficient force AM
proceed to the reservation and arrcs
AGENT Berry. In the order Governo
saws. if the Ute Indians attempt to
resist process, they will be sweep
away; order further says, that ii sui
ficent force and ammunition cannot
be procured in Yunnision, it will be
furnished from Denver, and force
should be, either partly or wholly
mounted and we'll supplied with am
unnition. And in case of Berry,
arrest YOU will be expected, by the
people and myself, to see that he Is
protected against violence.
TRANSFER OF COIN.
WasH1SeroN. Oct. 22.-The Trea-
sury Department, to day, transferred
from the Bullion fund to New York
ASSAY office s30,OOO.O0O in gold coin,
to enable The Superintendent to pay
for foreign gold bullion and coin
which is expected 10 arrive soon.
This makes s60,OO0,OOO transferred
for payment of foreign gold coin
since August 10Th
POLITICAL.
New YORK, Oct. 22.-In some tele-
grams. which have been returned by
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, to BIrnum, chairman of the
Dem ocratic National Committee, in
nature of receipts for payment there
fore were several to parties in Flori-
da from Jewell, of National Repub-
lican Committee These kilograms
have been published by Democrats,
who claim they are evidence of effort
in the part of Republican to COLOMBO
Florida; while Jewell, on the other
hand, claims they were in the nature
of warning to the Republicans that
the Democrats were gathering re-
peaters in certain sections OF Florida
The kilograms in question are not
clear in the face of them as to their
meaning. Each party urges differ
ent Interpretation.
PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
TCcsox, Oct. 25th.-Presidential
party were here yesterday and met at
Casa Granie at Q 80 A NJ, by dele
CATION of citizens in special car and
escorted to Tucson, arriving at II 80
p NJ. An immense crowd gathered
at the depot where the escort of Cav
airy and military bands were await
ing the party. They were at once
transferred to carriages and driven
about town for half an hour and
thence to the residence of Lord and |
Williams, in the grounds of which !
were several hundred school children |
in line After general hand-shaking |
and talk to the children, the party en-
tered the house and public recep-
ton took place. Lunch followed 1
and after some conversation with /
citizens in the parlors, party again /
entered the carriages and were driven
around town for half an hour and
then to the train. President, Shcr-
man and Ramsey made short speeches
from the rear of the platform of car.
All confessed great surprise at the
developments of Arizona generally,
aAd in Tucson in particular, and
thanked the people for their wei
coined. Gen. Sherman declared that
the days of danger from Indians
were past and intimated that here
after, but two regiments would be
quartered in Arizona and different
posts consolidated were they would
BE most needed. Party left for front
accompanied by Gen. Carr and others
will not stop at any other point in
Arizona or New Mexico, except at
Santa Fe, as party wish to arrive
home before the election. Strenuous
exertions have been made by both
railway companies to lessen the dis
lance to be travelled in carriage. So
that from road TO road is in the
neighborhood of one hundred miles
INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.
DENVER October 25th.-A Gun Z
nison special says that a man just
from Cersella, 10 miles below here,
reports a large number of Indians !
in that vicinity who are engaged in
cunning off horses. 1t is also re-
ported that fifty horses, belonging to
Hartman. Gunnison, P. NJ. have been
run off. Private letter from post
master Hotchkiss, at Powder RI Ter,
states that an Indian outbreak is /
inevitable. The authorities have ;
asked Governor Pitkins to send a
hundred and fifty stand of arms and
ten thousand rounds of ammunition l
Immediately. Reliable reports are '
10 the OBJECT that Agent Berry is in
Denver and Sheriff Yale sent depu !
y after him this morzing. s
POLITICAL. '
NEW York. Oct 25th.-Williarl
R. Grace has accepted the Demo-
cratic nomination for mayor. He I
says: 81 believe that common {
established by the people
md esteemed by them as their great +
st inheritance, should be maintained e
n violate. shall favor liberal ap- I
for their support |
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