The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

al balance of the hostiles are suppose, of to be still in the vicinity of the GUS ct tom house. Two companies uf h
 f ntry and the Indian scouts lei l., Huachuca last evening. probably L n 20 in pursuit of one of thebands. g Adjusted.
 e NEW YORK, May 29.-Some week g. ago, the Western Union Telegraph s Co. promulgated a new and some if what increased schedule of rates or e reports transmitted 10 New York fol C the New York Associaled Press. The C Associated Press was not satisfied . with these rates and transferred some
 of it's reports to competing tele a graph company, whereupOn the s Western UnIon Telegraph Co., noii- : fed the Associate Press that t must lay fall commercial rates. Alter f some conference beiween the parties r the Associated Press agreed to pay l the schedule rates first given.
 Ssar Route Csc.
 WASHINGTON, May 29.-In the
 Star Ronte case, ', iison continues
 his argument on mo. ion to qnash
 in Turner's behalf The ground for
 the motion is that Turner is not
 charged in lhe indictment wi Il the
 commission of any uvert act Tn the
 furtherance of the objects of the con-
 spiracy.
 Immense Projec-.
 NEW YORK. May 29.-The Wash
 ingio.i correspondent to Mondays Graphic says: A St. Louis gentle
 man named Hinton R. Helper, has a bill before Congress providing for the appointment of a commission to | go to Central and South America O inquire into the commercial condl- ton of certain states with a view to
 building a railroad 10 reach them Belfor,l, of Coloraoo, introduced the
 bill- This is a small beginning for a tremendous project, which HelTct hopes to see carried through within ten years.
 COnden~ed Teiegrams
 Complete anarchy prevails over Egypt.
 A Wichita, Kansas, special says that Major Hinton will arrive with Captain Payne and twenty bummers captured in the forbidden grounds { of Oklahoma.
 A man named Kitsmiller, Spring field, Oaio, becoIning enraged at his daughter for keeping company with d man of whom he disapprove,i, shot her Gead. He narrowly es- capped lynching.
 Under the R uins.
 CHICAGO. May e9.-A Joy, Pa.. i special says that the meeting house S of the Dunkard denomination. in l course of erection at Mas eIson, Kan 1 kakee county suddenly fell, burying | about a dozen persons under the f rufus, including some of the wealth. q fest farmers in the district. Samuel | Samuel Beecher, and a John Schenke died from their inju- l ies- Jacob King, Jacob GibbaId, J. V r. Cobbs were seriously injured. and $ ! number of them nore OF less hurt.
 Col s;rOcker's DepOsiti il
 SAN FRANcIsco, May 29-Charles T. Crocker, one of the defendants z against whon-an action has been in- f, titute by the widow Of the late u Col Cotton, for 3 large sum of p money, has made brief deposition. de ayers that Col. Colton had appro- s 'riated large sums of money 10 his b ,wn use while acting as president of C e Rocky Mountain Coal Company: 5 hat an examination of the books and I accounts of the company after Col b on's death disclosed these facts. He d vers that lie never made threats of m exposure te induce Mrs CGlton Q make an assignment of bonds or 6 tockS; that the other defendant in c he case knew of the defalcation, but 1T ike himself, sought to conceal it; oi hat Colion owed Stanford, Cro. ker. nd Huntington S1OOO0O besides the al um appropriated, and Colton's lia- d. 'ility as as c director of the Western SC Development Company; that all of tf is property would not have satisfied th is liabilities, and that the note was ci vas surrendered and certain debts ?, ssumeI 10 save Colton's memory nd leave his widow with property n; 0 make her independent tor life. a
 Political Sentiment. re NEW YORK, May 29.-The Times fl as addIeesed inquiries to the edit rs of Democratic newspapers in Sl he South, avoiding the large citIes A where the influence of DO li:ical til Iiques might be felt, asking if the E 'olicy of fhe Democratic mana gers SC Fas in harmony with the sentiment cI f the people; how the admInistra- ion of Arthur is regarded and the e ceiling regarding the tariff The ol ist of the replies is that the South q, $ still solid in affection for the Dem cratic party, though abolt one II nurth of the replies indicates dissat- to faction with the methods of the tl naners. The South had great hopes e f Garffcld's administration, and Al ui hur's is a disappointment, and nalf dl he replies menIinn hIm as narrow ca artisan. The expression is against
 Tariff Commission. though revis- R on of the present tariff IS favored in Il Ome localities where mannfactnries if