The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13
HORSE STEALING

GG-ONr AAA AtSt O- rtFL(ae@t iC the Citizen. from Fort Grant, says that on the night of the 9th, two stage horses were stolen from Nor ton & Stevart's corral. Citizens and detail of soldiers went in pursuit. Mir Cloney, post butcher, succeeded in trailing the stock to their hiding place in the mountains, but the thief or thieves have not been found up to last accounts.
 PIMA POLITICS.
 Tucson Republicans have made TO more towards sending delegates to Phoenix. An attempt will be made to-day for q call
 TEXAS PACIFIC R. R.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10 Gould, Dodge, An Scot and others are a' to attend the Texas meeting. They will.e gr the consolidation of
 with the Gould Pacific
 -ix thousand miles of railway, which girds all southwest Colorado and Kan 'ds. The plan is fully devel- oped.
 THE BENDER FRAUDS.
 OswEGo, August 1O.-The old couple supposed to be Bender and 7z-..ee arrived from Nebraska this
 and were exposed in the
 -ouse. Many persons went to II and some who knew the real Blenders, pronounce these people impostors, The Sheriff thinks they will be discharged.
 WHITAKER.
 WAsHIxeToS, August 10--Secre- tary Ramsey said that he thought ] that the Whitaker case would be ! disposed of within the next few days.
 THE GARLAND TRAGEDY
 SAN FRANcIsCo, Angst 1O-Ai- I gument in Schr~ser's habeas corpus case bar scen going on during the J., and evening before Judge Evans of the Superior Court. In the even. ing sessien, in course Of discussion with the counsel, lhe Court stated that in his opinion, that the prisoner should Hot be admitted to bail The counsel for the defense stated that Judge Crocker, formerly of the Su- prcme Bench, and who rendered decision in q similar ca-e, record of rhlch could not now be obtained, had inti.nated his willingness to pre- pare brief on lie question, and had n fact commenced it. The Court therefore decIded to withhold it's leeiSioa, pending the filing of such brief.
 ANOTHER BOLD ATTEMPT.
 NASHVILLE, August 1O-In the Democratic Gubernaiional State Con- -ention, Geo. Washington, represen- , alive of the Staic Credit Democ- ! acy, was elected temporary Chqir- nan by vote of 40 against 2f3. | made strong State { ;reslit speech. deuouncing the Re 'ublicans. This sentiment vas re- eiFed with prolonged applause.
 TEXAS PACIFIC. PAILADELP:Ii \, Augusi. 10.-At . netting of the Directors of the Tex $ Pacific R. R. the annual report hows namber of miles Of -oal u-el a 3 be 4l.; transaction receipl se as9,- s1; exIIen $ @I,5z3. .0i9;I recci iDis pr the ye "5j. j.7o4;nasseasses 45s. : f 54; freight receipts S2,053,0i8. inc | nicers of the company continue as tst year. T
 VICTORIA.
 WAsHIN0r3S, August 10-Adjt. ! len Drum received telegram to- : ay from Eagle Springs stating that ! acre is no doubt that Victorio and s | least one hundred warriors were ngaged in the fght on the 14-h ulr. II nd that they were more sere-eiy a andlcd than at first reported Tieir N resent camp is located opposite Del | .lamo ia the mountains. Col. Eatto |" -ho is moving down the river, has s cen informed If this. The last re f orts received from that source say D lat the river has risen since the h. ;' ians crossed and ii is now only mas -