The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-31
TELECRAPHIC.
aRANT.

Withstanding the cordlallty VIII
 which Grant entered into the lat
 Republican campaign, he cherishe
 and does not hesitate to express yer.
 bitter feelings towards some of In Headers for tlae kind of warfare they
 made on him at the Chicago COnven
 tion. During his late visit in New
 York he had occasion to let Sena;el
 Blaine understand he regarded his
 conduct at the Convention, with
 reference to attack upon his candi
 dscy, so far transgressing proper
 bounds as to put aa end to all per
 sonaI intercourse. This he did by
 declining 10 sec the Senator when he
 called and sent Tn his card When
 General Grant, a few days afterwards
 was received by Congress, Mr. Blaine was the only member of that body
 who did not go forward to be pre- sented. In commenting, while in
 New York, upon these things in BIainc's course that displcascd him, Grant declared he should never speak to him again. Friends of Grant se- veseIy critieisc the utterances of Sherman in opposition to the propo- sition to make Grant, Captain-Gen- eraI. This dissatisfaction with Sher- man is not so much over the merits of the case, as because they regard this attitude of Sherman as indicative of gross ingratitude- Grants mill tary friends are well aware that Sher- man has been under constant and deep obligatioueto Grant But for the magnanimity of the latter, Sher- mans military record would have sufferete- severely, aside from those things of which the public will have q clearer idea when the publication of the records of the war is com plsted. It is regarded as little less than ludicrous for Sherman to sheer at the proposition to create the new office for Grant on the ground that for the life of him he cannot see what q Captain General would have to do or of what use he would be.
 DIR. CHAPIN DEAD.
 Dr Chapin, the great Universalist preacher, died, yesterday, in New | York.
 THE NEW SEC. OF NAVY
 The Chicago Times says: General Nickham of Virginia has been tend red the Secretaryship of the Navy, md it is believed that his appoint nent would hold good under Gar ield.
 IMMIGRANTS
 Three hundred and eighteen thous- md nine hundred and thirty-seven immigrants arrived in New York his year.
 OUTLAWS ARRESTED.
 LAS VEGAS, N. NJ, December 2S.- ! notorious band of outlaws com posed of about 9 men, who, under he leadership of Billy 1he Kid, have or the past six months overrun ;,stern New Mexico, burning and other deeds of outlawry, vas broken up last Saturday morn ng, by killing two and capturing our others, including the leader. The prisoners were lodged in the as Vegas jail and thre.its of lynch ng them were prevalent, but vigi ance of the caPtoTs, dcputy-Sheriif Jarrett and others prevailed. Yes 7 nrlay afternoon Garrett and the ther captors boarded the train with ! he prisoners for the purpose of talk ng them 10 Santa Fc. Sheriff Re lcro demonstrated against taking one of the prisoners, -ho killed the Las Vegas deputy herif, to Santa Fc, but to no effect. Ie then went to the depot with a !, osse of 3 men and made a formal emand for the prisoners, but was i'd that if he wanted the prisoners , come and take them. The Sheriff ', len stationed men at ihe engine to '. ,ver the engineer, and the balance l. .hc Sheriff s posse crowded about Q ie train platforms, which were c rowded with additional guards who ere pressed into service by Garrett, f, Id nearly all the windows of the :, ITS were used for port-holes fer II fes. Somebody suggested to take n Ic prisoners now. Stewart, of Gar ', it's party, said: @ The instant the o -st shot is fired we will unloose IT, -ery man and arm him" For a e hile a fight seemed imminent VI IIief Engineer Robinson appeared ii d demanded that the train be al- o, wed to proceed, and the Master of fo said if the train was .+ ,t allowed to depart he would arm o, ! the railroad men and take it out. is eteclive J. F. Merely, of the Post sl lice Department, jumped into the b, with pair of six-shooters, and " Id the engineer to let her go. A or inference had just concluded, a in being effected by which " was agreed that the Sheriff and ge o men should go to Santa Fe with fo 9 party and, if the Governor reed, to bring Rudablugh back to to $ Vegas. The train then pre- of cded. "
 TROUBLE IN socoRRo, N. M. DENVER, December 29th.-Trib- br e's last evenings dispatch says q ry serious disturbance exists to- y at Socoiro, N. hI. The authori- $ refused 10 arrest the murderer of ed nklin, editor of the Socorro Sun, co l the citizens, finding no recourse Dy