The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-09
COnxressionaI.


 will be in order and the general de | f1cIency appropriation bill will be considered the day following.
 The contested election case of | Small vs. Tillman, from the Fifth | South Carolina District, has been considered by the subcommittee of Elections and It is expected that a repors in favor of small will be made to the House from the full commit the early in the week s me of the bills will go through ihe House wi;h- out delay and others will be sub jects of discussion.
 was!,in&ton V-h =soerinGs.
 It is gossiped in Washington tlla the jury selected in the Star Route cases are fixed" and are rot at all objeSt;oAal to the members If the ring. but at present the intimatIon seems uncailed for.
 General Sherman has submitted to the Secretary Of War the report Of lhe board appointed to investigate as to the nun Der of people killed and property stolen during the re cent Iulian outbreak in Arizona. Tosal killed 42, wounded. 9. The amount of proper y lost was valued at saO,25o.
 The hi'l recently introduced by Senator Chilcolt of Colorado, pro vi,les tla, wien an adverse claim is filed against mining pat.nf the parties SO crntesting the ratent shall in case they fail to sustain their claim by TT of he liable to the ap- plicaut for patent or his grantees for the bi.l of expenses and 4n ares which shall he incurred hy or result from the fling of such prote or ob lection. The object of this bill is to prevent annoyances lnd actual black mail against applic his for p;tenis.
 A SuccessrEI Contestant.
 WASHINGTON, June 3-Fhe House adjourned early this aft rnoon, hav- iug seated Wm. NJ Low, Greeaback- Republican contestant, n the seat of Ger. Geo. Wheeler. as representa- tive from the Stu Alabama district.
 CSndensef TelesraIas
 The iron workers strike in the East is settled,
 Mrs. Mackey, the wife of the bo- manga king, is on board the steamer Briitanic, en route to America.
 Romeo, Jas. R Keenc.s colt, is in Paris and will go to the Grand Prix dc Paris.
 It is reported that Geo. c. Cor ham is to become Assistant Secrcta- " of the Interior, in place of Bell, who will be retir'd.
 Nm. Moon, Carrolton. Ga, was sentenced to be hanged on the End, bui, on account oi an attemp. at sui eide, received respite until the fol lowing day and was then executed
 Central Illinois had rainfall of a fraction over fourteen inches during May, winch caused considerable damage to crops, bridges, live stock, etc.
 The boiler of an engine at Marie, Wisconsin, exploded on the 3l, kill ing the fireman, Henry Hopkins, and l blowing the engineer. name un- known, to atoms, falally hurting Fred Otto and injuring folr others, whose reco very is doubtful.
 Alex. Adams, Decatur. H., fills | 8 burning lamp-bursts-three chil- dren-angels.
 GeDeral Garihalii died of bron- chitis, at Carpera, on the 5rd, and popular demonstrations of sorrow are being made throughout Italy.
 Wreeked
 CHICAGO, June 5--A South Haven special says, q board bearing the name of Belle Richmond came ashore there last evening, and it is feared she has gone down with the crew.
 Removing JefFerson's Body
 Not Assured
 NEW YORK, June 5.-The Times Richmond proposition to remove the body of Jefferson from the old grave yard at Monticello to the cem- etary at Washington, meet~ with widesrread indignation in Virginia.
 The s'r'nccs- Returns.
 QUEBEC, Jnne 5.-The Princess Lori.e arrived last ght in the Sar- nation. gruce Wins the GranI PrIx. PARIS, J;ino 5-The grand prix ie Paris for three-year-old colts an fllieS, mile and seven furlongs, was -un yesterday, and wen by Bruce, Fenelon seconk, Alhambra third. f Ieene's Romeo met with an ac i lent yesterday morning, and in con- e1uence did not run. The winner if ihe race is an English horse and idden by Archer. |
 Quiet at San Carlos. h FT. THOMAS, June 5.-The rumer F f Indian depre1ations in the vicin- f " of Apache is not yet confirmed n is quiet ai the San Car q B sub-agency and at ,hls place. 'roops from this place are cont nH- Fly scouting, but fail 10 find any |. .ails or indications of hostiles. o
 4 Esinne-Ota Murder. IT MooREHEAD, Minn., June 5.-The . odies of two murdered men, Mr. r, Washington and Fehrerback, were ii; ound in Redey, seventeen miles ci orth of Putnam, on Saturday. NIT,