The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27

anu " -I -DfoH II Nttt . t4it-- s-t A'-i . -A~-N- separately each pleading not guilty Causes were then set for Tuesday 1 Oct 9th, all five defendants have o5- tained &30.O00 bail and have been released from custody pending theIr trials
 WILL VISIT ARIZONA
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The pro gramme of tine Presidents trip to the West has been published several times and the only modification of it is that on return from California the party will visit points in Arizona and New Mexico. From Santa Fe, or whereabouts they expect 10 take stage until the Northern road is struck at some point in Colorado and thence home.
 SMALL PcX.
 SA3 FRAxcIsoo, Aug 23--Two more cases of small pox were dis covered today One was a jeweIer on Dupont street and one an erl- ployee of the Pioneer Woolen Mills. on Sacramento street, near Jones. Both were taken to pest house.
 The Ministerial Union. at a meet ing today, resolved to invite Moody and Sankey 10 visit California
 SENSATION.
 READING, Pa, Aug. 23.-Great sen sajion las been caused throughout Berks county by the discovery of Benj. Zickler, a lunatic, who had been confined ia a house III Albany township, by his brother, Jacob Sick Ter, ,for twenty-seven years. He WAS chained to the floor in a small house built specially for him and a5ou; eight feet sq lare wit.l only one win dow for ventilation.
 FOUND GUILTY. DzADwooD, Aug. 23-- Jury in case Of cx-Postmastcr k. O. Adams, who is charged with cmbczzleIncnt of nearly sl9,000, brought in verdict of guilty. Adams will probably give bail. SAN FRANCISCO, Gala, August g. Tine latest quotations were as foi- lows:
 Sierra Nevada, Sl83l- Union, 3515 Yellow Jacket. @sl. OvermaR, Sf3l U,ah. 12l4. No-iieTn Belle. f2i5 Cyisir, l01Z. Silver King, 2.
 Mexican, 15}z.
 Best G BclcAer, 2S15.
 Dia5lo, 15.
 EOBEED. NEw YORK, August 23.-At four o'clock, this afternoon, five thieves boarded. Third Avenue R. R. car, on Bowcry, near Spring street, and robbed the driver, and when the conductor came to the front platform 10 collect the fares, they rushed into the car, and drawing reyoIvcrs, i robbed several passengers of watches aad money: one passenger was lifted bodily on the car, knocked down and kicked in the stomach.
 A FoREsHADow.
 4 Worlds Washington special, in speaking of the congressional repre- sen'a ion, nnder the new census, gives the following as the probable result, effect would be with reference | to New York, as reported by the enumcrators, 10 lessen the number of Representative from 35 to 30; Penn syivania would drop from 27 to 25; Ohio would loose l, making her rep resePtatiOn 19; Blaine, New lamp shire, Vermont, Indiana, Alabama and Tennessee. each l, making a total loss of 10; Minnesota and Ne bras6a would each gain 4; Kansas, ?, Texas, i, and Michigan, AiIsSO1ri, Kentucky, Virginia, West Virginia, and California each l, making a total gain of r; other states would neither gain nor loose, placing gains in Aiinnlsota. Kan, Nebraska, Michigan and California. In all 19, against losses of New York, Penn sylvania, Ohio, Maine, New Hamp- shire, Vermont and Indiana, in all S. II would leave for North and West Bet gain of 1. Placing gains of Tex as, Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia and West Virginia, in all s, against losses of Alabama and Tennessee each one, it would leave the South q net gain of 6. Carrying this comparison to | cover present political status of States named, emitting New York and h. diana as doubtful, states ordinarily classed as Republican would have net gain of 1; Democratic states 6. This might mean increase in Dem ocratic majority So far from that that majority might be wiped out in spite of showing but it would mean simply that states now Demo cratic would give t@O more mem- bers than those now considered Re publican.