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The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
TELECRAPHIC. News of the World for the
 Past Seven Days. Associated Press Dispatches to The PhgnIx Herald"
COMPILING.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-Republican journals announce that Conkling will begin his work on canvass Sept End delivering speeches at public meet in9s m New York. He will then go to Ohio 10 speak there and from there to Indiana. Later lie will return to this State and continue his labors here.
 vIcToTIo.
 DENVER, Aug. 13.-A Sante Fe special says that information has been received from Fl Paso to the effect that 75 or 100 Indians, either from Victories own band or Indians from Mexico who had aided aim, and who have been lowering for some lime past between old Fort Quit.maH and Eagle Springs had crossed Rio G ande near Fort Qui;tman carly this morning headed south into state of Chichucha. Col. Bueil. command ing American troops, has been noii- fled by courier and will enieavor 10 cut them off. A column of Indians 100 In number, probably main DOT ton of Victorio's band, crossed Rio Grande later in the day. They eyi- dently found Col. Grierson's com mand, after fight in Rattlesnake Can you, in possession of all the watering places and passes in the north and had 10 retreat. Gen. Hatch thinks the Indians will try to get through the line into the Members or Mogallon mountains. To prevent them he has dispersed his troops under command of Col. Buell. along the road from Fort Cumming to the river. An other special says that Gen. Byerell of Fort Worth Texas wounded by Indians in recent attack on mail coach between Quittman and Eagle Springs died last nj ght Of his wounds. The Indians are on the Mexican side of the river but arc demOraliZed and nave IOSt CODSiueIdUlc III uicu, tHciI supply camps, twenty head of cattle and a good many horses. They have made no other stand since fight in Rattlesnake Canyon. Bulk of Gen. Grierson's command is now at Sul- phur Springs follsNing large trail and part of comm. n'. under Capt. Nolan has already IrrTed at Quit nsaa in parsuit, Gen fricrson has [ been very sacs sssfsl ilieading Vic - oI saIh .Illn back into
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AilppLE.AGEp MEN.

There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder often accompanied by slight smartiUg or burning SensatoG and weakness Of the system in a manner inc patient cannot account for On examining the urinary de- posiis ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or the color will be of thin milkish hue. again changing to dark and torpid ar,- pearance- There many men who die of this difficulty ignorant nt the carse which Is he second stage of seminal weak ness. Dr. S will guarantee q perfect cure in all such cases and a healthy restoration of the genito- urinary yrgans-
 F. S--For private diseases of short stahd ing, fnll course of medicines. sufficient for cure, with all instructions. will be sent to any address nn receipt of Si0.
 Office HOurs-l0 to and to t. Sundays from 10 to II a. m. Consultation free Thor ough examination and auvics. S5. Call or sddless, DR. SPINNEY & CO,
 Ao- II AsaEnJ St.vct, SaE Francisco.
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pOWE rT,.z,-sG COMPANY.-LOCA- . tion - principal place of business. San rlnncisco. Caiilo-nia: location of wsrks, Maricopa county, AIizona--Notice k hereby given. that at meeting ot the Board of Directors, held oa the eighth al ef July. 1SsO, an assessment (No. 1l or Ten Gents per share wa levied upon tho capital stock of the corporation, payable imnledi- ately in Uni.ed States gold com. To the $ cTetory, at the office If the Company Room No. G. Safe Deposit Building, No. 3as Montgomery street, San Francesca, Cali fernia.
 Any stock upou which this assessncsnt shall remain unpaid on the seventh d.y O. August. 1880, will be delinquent, and ad- veFtised for sale at public auction: an nI : less payment is made before, will be solC on MONDAY the sixth day of September 1880, to pay the delinquent assessIcent. to- eether with costs or advertising and ex- pcnsss Of sale. By order O. the Board O Directors: s. D. ROGERS. Secretary
 Oaice-Raom 6. Safe Deposit Building No. a2s Montgomery street. San Franei-co. California iy1Std
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NOTICE.

The books Of accounts of the late firm 0. WHARTON & SHEETS having been placed. in my hands for settlement Of the firm = business. It is requested that all persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the lstc fria, win call at my office and close theis account by payment, or by executing their note.
 I. II. Cox. PHOENIX. May 15. 1880. If
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DR. SPINNEY, NO. II. kEARNY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN XyHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthful filies indis cretion. will do well tJ avail themselves of this the greatest bocp eyer laid the altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee to ferfeit $500 for every cAsc o. seminal weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and ;ails to cure.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
Dissolution of Copassnersaip.

Dissolution of CopaHsnershiD.. THE partnership heretofore existing be- tween Adolph Goldman. Charles Gold man and Charles Altschul, under the firm name of Goldman & Co. has this day been dissolved by mutaa. consent, Charles Altschul retiring from the firm.
 The remaining partners will continue the blsin. $ under the same firm and style as before. will assume all liabilities Of and col. feet all debts due the firm.
 ADOLpH GOLDMAN,
 CHARLMS GOLDMAN,
 CHARLES ALTSEB UL- Dared June 12. 1880, At
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. IA telegram to the Courier Journal from Shep- heruville says that Hon. J. Proctor Knott was shot and mortaliy wound ed a: Mount Washington by J. W. Lewis, Grecnback candidate for Con- prtsSS.
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LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICESI

p@We guarantee any goods Ordered from our House and SELL to Arizona Customers at LESS than San Francisco Prices.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
STOCKS.

 The latest quotations were as fol lows:
 Union, s252I. Alpha, SG11. Yellow Jacket $04 Best. S11h. Utah s1O1l. Belle. Sl-4. Ophir, 71s- Silver King, S6. Mexican S1O15.
 KNIGHTS TEMPLARs. CHICAGO. August 1G.-Much in terest is manifested in the California and other Pacific Coast delegations to the triennial conciave of Knights Templar. and their quarters are thronged with visitors. Their neces- sary expenses will exceed $50, GOO, or S320 to each of the 142 Knights
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

-@iII''UI us HdFC IIOIIi- x-Senar Norwood for Gov ainst UIvin Senator Hill ad ihe oposition and the Il be bittO
 census of -kansas is nearly 0iard EhGEa population of
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
ELOPED.

DENVER, August 17.-Trlbunc has long saecial from Meeilla to the effect that there is much excitement throughout the Mesilia valley over the elopcment of priest of Las Cruces and beautiful and brilliant young lady named MargriIta Garcia, from Inc convent of sisters of Foron
 to. They were overlaken at q hamlet where priest appeared in dishabille and was arrested. He would have becn shot by the girls uncle if friends had not interfercd. The girl and priest have since been married
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20
ENcoURACING.

NEW YORK, Aug. f6.-Tlmes' let ters received from thirty four of the fifty-eight R k slicaF deIeggq:ss of N. I. State, O A -,e of this andfIag county give fair and unprcjudiced showing of the political situation and in all these places the Republican party is united and nowhere is there talk of scratching and from all comes the report that Garfield and Arthur will receive much mere solid sup port and q larger majority than Hayes and Wheeler in '76
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from St. Bernard commandry, of Chi cago. They went 10 Chicago, over the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy R. R., in two special trains, elabor- ately decorated with flowers, ban ners etc. Nebraska delegation leave by special train over Chicago ts Rock Island R. R. tomorrow morning. Wyoming delegation passed through this afternoon and Colorado delega- ton will pass through tomorrow afternoon.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Gilmer, Salisbury & Cos Stage Line!
 BErMEEN
 Haricepa and Prescott.
 Via w.eksHb-rx srSssy=s-s Carrying U. 6. Mails, and w. F. & Co.'S Express s-Leaves Ph9alx daily ztar. n- n-4 makes close connection with tr4lns u4 lAa Southern Pacific Railrc=G a &artraGR AT TIME TO PRESCOTT ss H0ClsS TIME TO NIARICoPA- $ HOURS ss-staces CIT meet st P-ssearr wa daily line o- BlekbcSs1s fer
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R. c. KxRES-, ". E. 9R1rFE1
 St. Louis, Mo Ia1ecG. a. r-
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16-The res ignation of M- D. Borucl> as q mem Der of the Republican State Central Committee is announced. He re- fuses to give his reasons but prom iscs them in the next issue of his pa- Der
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SAF FRANCISCO, Aug. 14--J. C. Duncan, the long imprisoned de faulter of the defunct Savings Bank, W set at liberty to-day, he having given bonds to the amount of S60,- OO0.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27

States Court for an Injunction, which wa
granted. On the preliminary hearing o.
the case In May last, Justice Harlan issued
restraining orders until the final hear.
ing Of the case. Recently the Railroad
Company have annoyed the Express
Company in various ways, and finally re.
fused TO receive Its safes and chests un.
less the Railroad Company were allowed
to open and examine the contents, where
upon the Express Company moved an at
tachment against the Railroad Company
and various officers for contempt.
The greater part OF last week was
occupied in the argument, and to-day
Judge Gresham delivered an opinion,
which Is interesting as efiecting the trans-
portion interests OF the country. He holds
that the railroad company and It's officers
were in contempt, but as they were acting
under advice OF counsel, dismisses at their
cost. A railroad company has no right 10
charge an express company for carrying
packed parcels the aggregate sum 1t might
charge for parcels II sent separately, but
may charge reasonable rate for the car
riage OF a safe or chest containing parcels
as on single package only. 1t cannot de.
mand the contents OF such parcels unless
It has reason to believe the contents to be
dangerous 10 life and property. The de-
cision defines the rights between the par
ties to he the same as before the suit was
commenced, and directs that the status OF
affairs existing then be maintained un I'll
the final hearing. The decision is consid-
cred victory for the express company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27
CHINA.

Hone KoNo, July 26.-Great interest is
manifested in the coming Of the American
mission and some distrust in high quarters
as 10 the amicable intentions Of the com.
mission. The fear is expressed that they
will unite with the Spanish and Brazilian
Envoysi in some unexplained and uniriend-
ly way. tr
Vigorous efforts are making around
Marking to suppress opium smoking.
The Marking authorities exclude petro-
leum. The reason alleged Is its dangerous
qualities, and probably the fear Of it sup
planting the home oil trade.
A large Russian naval force Is expected
In these waters.
Mr.. Wade, the British Minister, and
Ii Hung Chang, Viceroy OF Chilhi Provin-
ces, had conference on the subject Of the
Russian war. Wade reported strongly
urging peace. and LIE Hung Chang arguing
generally. But the question is still un-
decided.
Opinions as 10 the future are totally at
variance. A small majority are confident
Of peaceful issue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27

Senate there were only few Democratic
votes against 1t, while Senators Bayardi
Barnum, Cockrell, Cooper, Davis, Dennis,
Gordon, Johnston, Jones, Kelly. Herman,
McCreery, Mcdonald, MRxey, Merrimon,
Price, Randolph, Ransom, Salisbury,
Thurman, Wallace, Whyte and Withers,
all Democrats, voted for 1t. In the House
one hundred and fiity.nine Democrats (all
but twenty voted for 1t, and among these
were MesSrs. Cox, Glover, Goode, Hewitt,
Hill, Hopkins, Lamar, Payne, Potter, Say
Ter, Springer, Southard, Stringer, Tucker,
Vance, Whittmore, Watterson, Fernando
Wood and Speaker Randall.
Since Mr.. Tilden has denied all respon-
sibility for the Electoral Commission, 1t is
important 10 observe that the measure was
advocated by many OF his personal cham
pions, such as Barnum and Herman in the
Senate, and Hewitt, Payne, Potter, Wat
terson and Randall in the House. The
truth is, Tilden's agents, II not Tilden him.
self, were heartily in favor OF the measure,
and expected to win by 1t. Mr.. Payne,
the intimate friend and political confident
OF Tilden, is believed TO have suggested
the device, and II is not a violent presump-
ton that II may have originated in the
brain OF the willy Samuel himself, who, as
1t often turns out in such cases, fell into
the pit he had digged for another.
The absurdity OF denouncing the Re-
publican party as responsible for the
Electoral Commission and the counting
in" OF Mr.. Hayes or the Counting out" Of
Mr.. Tilden which followed, must be ap-
parent to every one who consults the
record. The position Of the Republican
party was that expressed by Mr.. Garfield,
that the constitution devolved upon the
two Houses OF Congress the duty Of being
present to witness the opening and count
ingof the electoral votes. When that
was done and the result summed up, the
candidate having a majority became
President. The Democratic party had
alarmed the country by threats Of violence,
and knowing that II the constitutional
mode was followed Hayes would be de-
clared elected beyond doubt, demanded
an arbitration, as 1t were and would pos
sibly have succeeded in getting Tilden in |
had not Justice Davis, who was originally |
designated as one OF the members OF the
commission, left the bench and taken q
position in the United States Senate.
Having resorted to this mode OF arbitra-
tion, "all good men everywhere" in the
language OF Mr.. Garfield should have
Submitted to the decision"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27
BROUGHT BY THE CABLE.
WEEKLY REVIEw OF THE FOREIGN
GRAIN MARKET.
Budget of news from ChIna-Mrs. Wet.
Inore's suicide-The Situation I'm
AfghanIstnu = Ride Team
Complieatlons-Gen
eral Foreign
News.
FOREIGN GRAIN'TRADE.

LONDON, July 2G.-rhe Mark Lane Ea
press in reviewing the grain trade for the
past week says the harvest in England
will probably commence within week,
and will be general in three weeks. The
wheat plant still stands well despite the
recent storms, but there is some increase
in the blight. A good deal OF the barley
crep was laid by storms, but where 1t es-
capped it is the most promising OF caops.
Oats in Ireland and Scotland are exceed
ingly good. The market during the past
week has been almost stationary, all pre-
sent influences OF offerings and stocks IA
vor an advance In prices, but trade is COM
pletely dominated by the harvest pros
poets OF this and other countries.
These are far from being uniformly
promising but taken altogether they are
sufficiently favorable to prevent importa-
ton, which the ordinary circumstances
OF supply and demand should otherwise
have. Induced the contentinental inquiry
has continued, but there are signs Of
abatement. The British purchases from
the United States, likewise have been large.
Quantity Of wheat on passage, nearly two
million quarters; deliveries of English
wheatIand barley are rather under theaver-
age for this time of year, and prices unu-
sually low. English oats commanded good
prices, which caused the deliveries 10 be
considerably above the July averages. The
imports into the United Kingdom for the
week ending July 18th, were SIG, COS hun.
dredweights OF wheatand 1884, hundred
weights Of flour. These quantities are only
moderate, and, with the English wheat
reserves almost run out, there must have
been some strain on our already greatly
diminished stock OF foreign wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27
SOMEBODY'S WATERLOO
AND THE PREPARATIONS MAKING
FOR 1T.
The Democratic state Convention al
Martinsburs to.day-Oniy u Few ON
the Field ~ Yet-The Big
sachens Will be Jon
Hand With! Their
Barrels.
MARrISsDuRo, July 90.

MARrISsDuRd, July 20.
Special Dispatch to the IntelllSencer.
Thorough preparations are going on
for the physical comfort of the Democratic
State Convention which meets in this
city on Wednesday, nevertheless there ii
not as much interest exhibited as to the
selection OF candidates as is usually mani.
tested by dominant parties. Probably the
cheerless state OF affairs is owing to ab.
sence OF the local leaders Of the unwash.
ed, who, with pere ei i'll, are attending the
Second District Congressional Conven.
ton at Fairmont, in the interest Of Judge
Hoge.
Notwithstanding the opposition OF the
rotund editor OF the Salesman, Demo-
cratic organ par excellence, the entrance TO
which is marked by gilt finger board,
the hall is decorated and ready for the
delegates, and the hotels are "readier," !"
being filed with the solids and liquids SO
necessary to keep the Democratic heat
booming.
or the probabilities and possibilities but
little can be said, as but few OF the dele
gates will get in until tomorrow.
About eighty delegates arrived from the
Third District tonight, and while there
seems to be some opposition in that quar-
ter to Mr.. Faulkner for Governor, still the
leading politicians are for him. But lew
thus far say much Of either Jackson or
Jeifers, but their sections are not yet rep
resented.
The solid men, solid with the barrel
that has the dollar mark on-snch as j..
N. Camden, Judge Jackson, Fl. G. Davis
and others-have engaged rooms in ad-
vance, and will be here to congratulate
the faithful upon the unity OF the party,
and 10 mourn with and console each
other over the lost sheep Of the Third Dis
trict.
Henry s. Walker, blatant politician Of
Charleston. aud Sam Woods, OF Barbour,
the candidate in embryo for Judge OF the
Court OF Appeals, have arrived.
Hon. J. B. Weaver, Presidential candi-
date OF the National Greenback party will
address the people OF Martinsburg on
Thursday. 81 #E
Probably better horoscope Of the
situation can be wired you tomorrow
night. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27
THE DEMoCRArIC pRIMARIEs.
A Democrat Who Condemns the whisky
Campaign Severely.
WHEELING. JulY 90.

"hbhhtNSl VulJ ~.
Editors Iutelllg0ueer.
AS l am, and have been numbered
among the beer and whisky Democracy
OF Wheeling, must, and will, Cheerfully
and sincerely thank you for your truthful
and condemnatory editorial on the Demo!
cratic primaries, and the canvass which
preceded them last week. Beer and
whisky, are the two neediul requisites to
make a Democratic campaign successful,
and, without them, the Democracy Is a
failure. Many prominent men in this
city, some OF them OF high church stand
ing, contributed largely 10 this beer and
whisky fund. How disgusting to every
are the guilty ones-aud the party, too.
ought to be relegated to obscurity and
overwhelming defeat. Another item, and
am done. 1t is this:
The Register says, in speaking OF Col,
Ben's triumph in this county, "That our
people adhere to the idea OF retaining an
honest and faithful man in their service;
referring, OF course, to Col: Wilson.
wish TO ask the question: "How was II
two years ago when the party and the
people OF Ohio county repndiated Col
Wilson, and gave Col. Hubbard four hun
dred mSjority?" This WIS a change o.
nearly one thousand votes. Col. Wilson'i
majority four years ago, II | remember
correctly, was about one hundred ant
twenty-five. II was Bol. Ben's money
spent lavishly in our saloons last week
that enabled him TO accomplish what hi
did.
I expect to see the people Of Obi,
county condemn him again at the poll
should he get the nomination.
j DEMOCRAT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-27

Lord Roseberg has accepted the nomi-
nation to the Lord Rectorship of the Uni.
yersity OF Eliaburg.
sothern, the actor, is very i'll, and has re-
linQuished all engagements for year.
His physicians prescribe absolute repose.
1t is believed that Cardinal Nina, For
tifcial Secretary Of State, enjoys the full
confidence OF the Pope, and does not in
tend to resign.
The steamer Derwent, Of IIavre, from
the West Indies, has yellow fever on board.
Three persons died on the passage and
eighteen are convalescent.
The dory "Little Western" Captain Geo.
P. Thomas, from Gloucester, Massachu-
sets. June l2th, for London, passed Sicily
Islands at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.
A Brussels dispatch snys: The Appellate
Court has confirmed the sentence Of six
months imprisonment, passed in '7S, on
the tinancier Phillippart, for irregular
Bourse speculations.