The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09
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News Of the World for the
 Past Seven Days.
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 The Ph@nIx "heraId."

called the grizzly bear, and HeEi
 Bauer, brother of the celebrated
 Bauer, the champion. Tine wrestlin
 vas for $500 a side and th
 championship Of ArIzona. Tn
 tormer won the first fall Tn four mir
 sltes and Bauer won the second an'
 thIrd in two and four minutes, re
 spectively. Bauer now claims tn
 championship of the Territory
 ONE MORE VICTIM OF MINIS wH.Es
 CHICAGO, July 4-Inhuman sun
 dance of Red Cloud Indians at Pine River Agency has just taken place
 < woman calling herself Mrs
 Hughes, who has been married three times and has five children, sorte Of
 whom are grown up, claims that C. n Boyer, Congressman from Gala. sed3ced her last Winter and that she will bc sooa an object of interest to the Congressman. Sine has consulted several agencies with the view ot bringing suit for damages Int this far has not been able to find one who will take her case in charge.
 A CHINESE FARM.
 NEW YORK, July 3.-Thc Chinese M4ndann has established farm of 10000 acres about fifty miles north of Frentiszen, which he proposes to have conducted on western principles.
 AMERICA ONCE MORE vIcToRIous-
 DUBLIN, July, 3.-The teams have just finished firing at the 1000 yard range Of the Ameican team Jack { son scored 43, Scott 42, Brown 10, ! Laird 47. Irish team No. 1 Fcnton . g, Rigby 42, Warren 3G, Milner Il. No. Joynt 45, Corlllan 33. Johnson g. and Murphy 46. Americans lead by 5 points.
 TWO MORE BODIES FOUND.
 NEW YORK, July 3.-Bodies of two more of the victims of the disas- ter were picked up to-day. Making, in all 40 bodies recovered twelve persons missing
 WASHINGTON, July 3--Reccnt con- su.ar reports state that Chinese Merchants Steam Navigation Co in tend running ] steamer to San Fran 1 cisco via the Sandwich Islands LONDON. July 3.-Action sof the HonSe of Commons On Gladstcnc's resolution Sir Milling Bradlaugh to affirm on his oali, gives great satiS- l faction to supporters of Government PARIS, July 3.-Some ofthe Jesuiss 7 have appealed from action removing s them from their establishments i
 AN AFFBAY. K GALVESTON, July Tn az aTray :, at Camphell's store at Alsscva e county, between two Dee brothers il and two Myers, one of each party C, was killed, and the others were |, badly wounded. O
 MARRTED. c SAN ANTONIO, July 6.-General 1 A :. Trevino, commanding the northern ,.-- division of tie Mexican army, ar- ii rived to-day, to wed Beatrice, the 1t eldest daughter of General Ord. Ire l1 U, vino is for;y-fve, dark featured, and Il speaks no English. \
 RACING. " DESIsoN, July G.-At tic race q, course yesterday St. Julian trotted ii against time, and made two heats in ;;' 2:l61z and 2:16ll. His owners claim " " that the track is four seconds slow. of l
 DROWNED.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 6-The ferry ar boat Argonaut ran down row-boat :. 3- and drowned Mrs. Kate Mahony ,and ST ST Robert, Lizzie and Kate Orr. wi
 ROUGH PUSIsHsI ENT- TT, TT, WEILIxGToN, VancoUvcrs Island, VI July G-Yesterday, Thomas Tall. 8 fa drunken sailor, was chained to q post Ha in stable for disturbing the peace. GG 1i when the stable took fire and Pall he was burned to death, while by-stand- lai prs were yainly trying 10 loosen the in ch aims. ,,,,
 ARRESTED. or WASHINGTON, June 6-COmmis- kn sioner RaIion. has advices that the 9u arrest has been made of several of an ,, the Deputies engaged in Red Oak Ri affairs, in Georgia, i'll which revenue tn officers killed man, alleging, after as wards. that they had fired in self ih defence. tht
 EXPLOSION.
 ST. LOUIS, June 6-Fire broke out io' in a cellar, today, and Spilman, tool bu fireman. who was using the Hallo- an way Fire Extinguishcr, was killed ba In its explosion. rin'
 KILLED. nr EDDIE, Cal, July G--Pat Carroll, W miner, was sho; dead today while Oc .ttempting to enter the hall of the SIn Iu Miners Union, from which he had th, ,ecn ejectcd- Carroll commenced Us he shooting
 CAPsIZED. Ii ST. PAUL, July GA yacht con- o,' oo aiming a party of 14 persons cap nrc iized in White Bear Lake, twelve tio rifles from here, yesterday afternoon. yo They were struck by a sudden squall o 'l c .n1 the yacht went over. Eight of ab, he passengers were men, of whom an' even were unmarried; the rest were U en women and children. The men swam ,,,n ,,1 shore without making any effort to WI ave the lives of the women and th1 who were all drowned, with z, me married man, who stayed and m, nade an effort to save his family. it's Other boats here went to inc rescue, asl ,ut were only in time to receive 2 e., part or lhe poules, anu Ine IaKe IS do;