The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02


 !. rade. Al Van Ness avenue tn. Ma
 ii nal Guard left the column and
 was reviewed on the avenue by Gov :, ernor Perkins and Gen. Barnes and their staffs. The remainder of the
 column proceeded 70 the cemeter,
 where, vfter appropriate exercises,
 the graves were de, e,erated, the bat
 tery firing minute gnns Business
 was generally suspended.
 A Cal fsrnia Fir. 1 WILLOWS, Coiu>a Co, Cal. May
 30-A fire broke ont al out two
 o'clock this morning, Tn lie rear of
 the Central hufel- A strong north wind was hlowirg and t was impo=- siI,le to impede the progress of the flames which swept throu-h the business ortion of the city, o.th of the hotel. The losses are numerous and many are small amcunts ard will probably aggregate one hun drei and seven y-five thousand del- lars; insurance, about one-third. During the pro gress of ihe fire. an explosion of loose powder and car tridges in Kohn's store scattered the l flnm ng brands and tim h' rs in every direction, but no one was hurt. A | number of pilfcrers availed them selves nf the confusion to engage ID thefts of goods. Several were ar res. ed and arc not unlikely 10 meet with lynch lev justice. Orders have been sent out for building materials and the wOlk of reconstruction will begi1 at once.
 Pennsylvania Politics.
 WAsRK- GToN, May 3G.-It is r~- ported h. re tha' Gen Ha c,csl is 10 be nominated for governor nf f'eun- sy .vania by the nemocrais. Gen. Hancock was the guest of J Blact nt York, Pa, l's. Saturday and Sun iay. A prominent Republican iron, who is now in 'his city, says that there was a conference al house of many Democratic leaders in ihe State ana tbat it IS be- Iieyed that the object of the confer nee was to nominate Hancock for governor This gentleman says that E Iancock'S military record would c Iscount that of Beaver, and that '' Le fight between the Republican L actions would make his elec.ion retty sure Once lecte i Governor f Pennsylvania, it is believed he yill te in straight line for rcnonl- \ \ latIon for President.
 E Re r's Braves. ST PAUL, May 31.-Gentral Terry, -om Milk river, saye that Big Bear : making really 10 come south of le bnundry to hunt with 500 lodges III Te has sent word that he will fight an attempt be made to drive Lim .as.
 F'ayatt CoHsn=
 The following le.e5ram has been ceived:
 DUBLIN, May g. -Jnhn B 'yle III 'Rielly and Hoa. P. A- c llias: l Is i'll arrive in Bos on on tAe i5th of me. I shalt 1etur 10 Ireland ithin twelve days after my arrival. ac (Signed} MICHAEL DAvlTT. The m4.n oljecI in coming is to 'h end tie grand centennial of tse ish celebration in Boston on June tn and F h. an Tom 0. he:tree Candidate ro NE~ YORK. May 31.-iile 1ime~' ashington special says: Col Tom D. -hellree, welI-known Republican i'll be candidate for Congress il new district in Texas which ir- ndcs Gais esioE. The rew di-trici ntains twenty-seven counties and he d th Colonel s9ys that In these counties the Demo rat majority is only 400, ninc-tenths
 Wi ich comes from G,.lyeaton. fol r is confident of entirely over,,"m- 2 the majority in Galveston. winch ol' , carried in 1879 as a candidate for a'i eriff, and of ma. ing large gain nf the remainder of the district. lie gards his eiecti n as assu. .el. mi
 CoGdensei Tele=rasns A special from Omaha says that ( Union Pacific officers who were I"i kcd about the so-called al rance in ,ight on agrIcuItural implements, Ca gon material. and hardware, say u, 2 change was agreed 10 by ali the ify concerned, the Central Pacific pil t.thern Pacific. Union Pacific, the [" cIlison. Topeka & SAntz Fe. Il e co Louis. I.oI Mouniai;l & 5'-utL- l, and the Missouri PAcific The = auge was ma sc for the purpose af ,n 0 ecting dealers on the Pacific los 'ast, who have yearly contract. tp + ID exclusively by rail as against n a.er route It is re: au advance, A, It discrimination against dealer we DO S. ip partly by water. St' Very heavy forest fires arc report = near East Saginaw. Mich. Gresi mage is feared. = The Brass Band have given Geo. ring the exclusive ri sht to run :l freshmment stand at tie ball to- ght He will be provided with T z np!e quantity of fruit, caniies. Ic cam, etc. Let him have a go d tronage.
 Forest Fires. EAST TowAs, Mich, May 3i.- A lcre arc heavy forest fires back of re. Acres are filled with smoke %-