The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-01
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STEWART.

STEWART.
 CAMP GRANT, Sept 26.-Hon. NJ. W. Stewart, Republican candidate for delegate to Congress, left here yesterday for campaign tour. He will leave Camp Thomas on the 29th, and arrive at Prescott on October 6. He will make thorough canvass of Line Territory
 GLANcY's FUNERAL.
 SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 25--Scr- vices over the remains of Theodore i Clancy were held this afternoon al the Presbyterian church, ani more than thousand persons attended. The local clergy took part in the ex- ercises, which were very affecting. An imposing procession was formed, and escorted the body to the wharf to be taken 10 San Francisco, on the 1 Orizaba, tomorrow morning. The stores and places of business " ere closed, with flags at half mast. Sad ness and gloom pervades the whole city
 GREENBACkISM.
 MANCHESTER, \. H., Sept 29-The National Greenback State conven- tion met today, with sixty-three del egates present, resolutions were passed re-afliIming the platform of the National Greenbac6 Labor party adopted in Chicago, Jane 5th, and condemning fusion. Warren s. Brown was nominated for Governor, and lhe convention pledged itself, by q standing vote, to vote the Green hack ticket straight. STOCKS
 SAN FRANcIsco, Sept 9.-Thc fol- lowing are the prices of the principal Arizona stocks today:
 Tip-Top, S5-
 Silver King, Ss15- GEN. TORRENT NEW ToRk, Sept. 23.-Genoral r. A Torbert's body arrived from Flor ida by steamer this morning, and was inferred with fitting ceremony.
 WIPED OUT. KNIGHTS RANCH, \ II, Sept. 29- General Carr ran upon q small party Of Indians, numbering seventeen or eighteen, in the Ratchet mountains, and in fight of twenty minutes sue ceeded in killing them all
 OHIO.
 CLEVELAND, September 29-Grant, Logan, ConkIing, L. P. Morton and others having spent an hour in so- ciabie talk at Garfeld's home, ar rived here by special train tonight; and Conkling will speak here. Grant and Conkling made a few remarks to the villagers at Mentor, which were well received. A club committee paid their respects to General Gar field, and to them he sai3 that while established usage and good taste for badc his discussing political subjects on such occasions, he thought il folly for him to assume an attitude of in difTcrance to any proper efforts to in crease the intelligence or strength of the Republican party. He was not ashamed to say that he sincerely hoped for the success of the Repub- lican party.
 INDIANA.
 CHICAGO, September 23.-A special from Indianapolis says Senator Dor sey aad General Gurham, of the Ma tional Republican Committee, are here, and will remain until after el- cction.
 MUaDER AND SUICIDE.
 WARSAW, Indiana, Sept 23-Thre weeks ago Annie C. Chapine, dauch ter of director of the First National Bank, secured three hundred dollars on forged check. Her father who immediately made the discovery, thought it best to have her arrested for forgery. Three days after being jailed she confessed that G. L. Smith, q married man, was the forger; he was arrested, but gave bal, and has since been trying to secure bal for Annie. He failed, and this after noon went to the jail and shot him and Annie dead.
 FAIR VS. SHARON.
 NEW YoRK, September 26.-A World special says that Senator Jones of Nevada, has written let ter to q friend of his, stating that he would support Fairas against Sharon