The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21
Indian Eews.

Indian Rows.
 GLOBE, July 10.-E. Middleton, just in from tho Sierra Ahchas, re- ports having seen the Indian camp fires at Cienega. It is learned that Klein reported to Danforth that one of the Sixby brothers had come to Feisons ranch wounded, and reports that his brother and 6 hand On the ranch and two Others had been killed.
 Anti Monopoly. SAN FRANCISCO, July 1S.-W- W Foote, the Democratic candidate for Railroad Commissioner of the Third District, has a letter in the Exsmi- ner this morning. of two and half columns, in which he takes strong antl-monopoly position.
 Suicide
 SAN FRANCIsco, July 1S.-Theo- dsre Sheller committed suicide last night at the Lindell house by hang ing, He slipped anoose over his head, tied the end to the post and rolling off the bed allowed the weight of hls body to strangle him. He had been Respondent for some time.
 Capital Notes.
 WAsHINGToN, July 1S.-Utter in difference to every question but that of adjournment seems to pervade the capitol Senators and Repre- sentatives alike are talking Of end ing the session by August 1st.
 The House refused, by vote of 1O3 to 76, to fix date for the consid- eratior of the bill admitting Dakota for the 18th of December.
 General Barrios, the President of the Republic of Guatemala, will be received by President Arthur on Thursday.
 Republican Senators held eau GUS this morning and agreed to bring forward the appropriation bIllS at once, with view to the adjournment of Congress the 25th inst.
 Hawaiian Trade.
 WAsHINeToN, July 19--Minister Conley of the Hawaiian Islands, has made report to the State Depart ment on the trade of the Island, es- pecially in relation to it's bearing on the reciprocity treaty between the Islands and the United States. He gives the total value of the ex- ports from the Islands for tue year 1881. as $6,7l4,725; value of imports $4, 4,547,97S. Value of imports tree by treaty from the United States were sugar 92, ,376,s24 pounds, value so.174 900; rice and paddy 6,s4O,sTO pounds, value not given. The amount of duties lost to the United States on this article was, on sugar $3, ,e5S,7 ,75O, on rice and paddy $191.- 021; total $4,029, 772. Against this is placed the value of goods sold to the Islands, S3.735 ,O35. Couley writes: "I will ask that the Secre- tary of State remember that there would not have been anF such in creased production of sugar in II e Islands except for the treaty. That much of this increased production is the result of capital and energy of American citizens, who are as truly and wholly our own people as citizens of Louisiana or any other State.
 Late TeIeSrans-
 In the House Robeson introduced several resolutions iu the interest of prisoners in England also callIng on the Secretary of the Navy for iastructions under which Nicholson threatened to fire on Alexandr;a, and whether sailors were performing 1 police duty in Alexandria under l British administration and by what l 
 The Postmaster General is much | discouraged regarding the proposed | fast mails to the West and South, ne having found the railroad com oanies unwilling to put on fast trains It reasonable rates.
 Condensed TeIe<rams.
 The hard glove contest betw cen Tug Wilson and John L. Sullivan in victory for the former The London Times has received that the dynamite sec Ion of the Fenian party is conspir- ng against the peace of England number of plots, it is alleged. to blow up the city of London, have ,een discovered.
 The Utah Commission met in Chi ago on the 10th. Plans were adopt d for the prosecution of work when ts regular session begins In Utah lext Fall.