The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

Last Saturday morning consider
 able rSci'emcnt was occasioneti CT
 Washington street hy the inmates of
 chinese establishment carrying a
 hiten9u ia off the street, and en-
 deavnring tn' r"ll him. 4 large crowd
 assembling they were forced to de sist, but On the dispersion of fhe crowd resumed therow, amongihem-
 selves.
 The menagerie which has for some time past hc..n lcr ated in the es.ah- li@lment of Scrnaa & Heine. broke loos- iaSi Saturday, bat before any s-rioE7 damaye was done, all wcr, recaptarcd or qHictei down. Mr. George Herr it hafl cutie lively tus- sle with inc bnld-headei eagle of the collection.
 We call attention to the advertise. inent ef Rankin, Brayton 0 Co. of the Pitciiic Iron Works. They have an established reputation as qnartz mill builders and manufacturers of all kinds of mining machinery. Their works are extensive and they are prepared io fill all orders win prur9;aess and tc tie entire satis- faction.
 The marriage of Dr. o. !. Thibado. one of Phpnix's most skilled phy- sicians aad pharmaceutists, and Mrs. Mary LeBarr occurred last night at tie residence of the bride. Center street near Washington At 8 o'clock the contracting parties were ar. ran ged before Rev. Dr. Herre {. when the solemn vows were administered and inc cunDle were pronounced man and wife. after which those present, consisting of some of Phplix's up p"r fen. participated in the sumpt- ions repast. gotten uD for the occas if n nv inc aCcOmul;shed and skillful bride We wish them prosperity and happiness through life.
 TUESDAY.
 Te!egrams in the telegraph office for Mr~. Mary F. Wilson and Jesus Gonzales.
 Maj SnifIen, Chief Pay Master of the Department of Arizona. and Capt Price arrived this morning from Whipplc Barracks. en oute to Tneson- They express themselves as delighted with that climate and it's surrounding, but glad 10 return to ihe ancient pueblo.
 The Republicans of this county should remember that the Primaries for the election of delegates to the County Convection. to be held on the 2lst or August, will be held on nex, Saturday, the 14th of August. See to il thar you send good men to the convention, as on this depends the selection or good men Tor the various County officers. and also the election of delegates t) the Territorial Con- YentIon, 10 nominate a candidate for Delegate to Congress.
 Soman < Heine have a contendiug time ,O keep the men of more leisure thar money ont of their factory and concluded last night to shake up the first who made his appearance.- District Attorney-1rst on ihe docket As decided, he was bumped He lit hard They raised him again and again only to come T over him, ''as it were" with more force Eventually he was liberated with the promise not to bother them again for week.
 Mr. John Dargie, who has for some time been in charge of the whole sale liquor establishment of Wa. $. Hooper & O., in this city, will, we understand, leave, at no distant dry, Phoenix to take charge Of one of the firms numerous elsewhere. This ac- lion on his part has De n laccssitated 1y failing health. hIr Dargie re- sre.s exceedingly that he cannot re- main la Ph9niX. whose people he has learned 10 ike, and lis feelings in this respect, is reciprocatcd by the large number of friends he h1s made during his stay with us. Mir. Hamilton, of San Francisco. will succeed him.
 Learning. thIs morning, that there was case of iepro>y at a Chinese Tn tLis place asHERALD -ep0rtcr started for the place 10 invcs igate. Upon arriving at the place ln almond eyed Mon-olian told him hat there Was no sick Chinaman in hat hoU~e, and upon the reporter expressing il wish 10 ''do1 the csiab- ishmenf, the Chinaman very politely hoWed him all over the premises. md no sick Chinaman was found 'rnccccing farther in his search. at ast after locking through one or two nore de-s, he found a Chinaman laid put il q den on Monroe street: but Instead of leProsy, ii was some kind If fever that aile,i the worshiper of ! JOnfucius.
 On Sunday the first Chinese Ma onic funeral was celebrated in Pho. nix The subject was an cx-cook rom Seymour, who died ia this city 'l Saturday of consumption. The 'unerai was to fake place at 10 A. NJ, )ui sometime before that hour cur ous crowd had gathered around the iouse III which the deceased Iay. 'agcr to catch glimpse of what a ly>tancicr called '-iiie corDus.'' The i lody lay on the ground floor with mall tapcrs of wax and incense i at his head and feet. It was -obed entirely in white and or its i eet were pair of we'll worn CAine~e ! hoes. On the arrival of the coffin ! female raourner wlo had been llred for he occassion, after arrang- i ng & soft ottoman like cushion on | he floor began T dry but doleful i l0wl which far mere affected the | ] iexicans th-n the Chinese. On 'lacing the coffin in the hearse he recession formed and with the 'hgnix Brass Band, with Prof. Eelly at the head, marched to the graveyard, where, amid more incense turning and frecrackcr shooting. .ohnnie WAS deposited to await that lay when his bones shall be resur- ecicd and returned to China.
 Laet evening about 8 o'clock, Mrs. \ les ell, the new landlady at the 'ank Exchange Hotel, going out of Ter room, for few minutes, closed he door, and upon her return found slightly aiar. As she passed the Dor she glanced in ana perceived pc head of a man. He was watch 1g her very intenfly. She inmeai- I q iU azi- fsl | Ts, h,