The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
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 net FHILADFLPHIA, May 24.-Proh, ply two thirds of the delegates '0- t'e Independent Republican CoI
 Vention are now here. Slafe Cha1 of man Mckee says he Ina, Iette-s an ce teleSrams from which he patbe,
 that most of the other delegates wi ..* he i'ere in the morning and the col
 ven!ion vi be opened Marshall 70 withdrawal from the regular tick,
 gives great satisfaction to the dele.
 gates.
 PITfsDURG, May 24.-Thos. N ,- Ma shall in an interview said h, 5 would not atte d the Independent ( Convention He did not desire of
 ice and would not accent an Inde.
 nenaent nomination if tendered to | him. He would support Ge eral Beaver for Governor. but cannot sup. port Rcwell for Supreme Judge. Apa-he~.
 CHICAGO, May 24 A letter f, the Tim s from Carrizzi Pass, Texas about 500 miles west of Dallas and ll3 mile east of Fl Paso. say that much alarm is felt there on account or the close proximity of large nar- 'les "f hostile Apaches gong north west a distance of from three to ff- teen miles from the camp Of t,e hunters, miners. ani pros le.-tors near Carrezzi Pass and in full siqht 1 of them. The bostiles are flceinp fiom Mexico 10 New Mesicn, havi Q been driven from the south of th,. tue Rio GrAnde by the 8Iexicans Major B lyler and fifteen of his Tex a. Rangers have arrived ait Cur. izi Pass, and were to depart this morn ins Tor scou through tie Gu4fa- dup' Mount in' after the host.Ies Keeping togethe~. preo4 4re,lfor -.ner- gencie-. As yet no d.pred .tions are reported
 The F0rged 8aada-. T3iicials des'iine to give flu ther in- formation al pre- ent regard:Ag the forged b.nnd<. and are keeping the matter very quiet.
 Gr--nback Address
 ST. Lou S, M y A The Green Oack -Na'ivnai Convention have plo- mu gated an ad'ire $ to the AmerI- can people, leyeled against bank, railroad, tele graph, land ,d monied mono oli s. It charges the Repub- l.can d Democratic parties with b d legislation, in extension Of bank ch'rter-; it declares against na iOnal banks, 5h raiiroal fares anI telc- graph tolls; IT favor of land for act ual settlers; for green backs anI tae- il in the inc est of the national debt and aga nst refund,ng it; for equal rights for nll; special privi leges for none; and ends by cAi!ing on all industrial orsanlzat ms to jaia them.
 The Arkansas Tornado.
 HoT SPRINGS, Ark, May 23.-Re. DOT of the destIu ton by he ter rife tornado, last week. in Polk ciIIn y are coming in. The res.- dence of Mir Turner, at Iron Forks, gas demolished iW children killed, Mr. Tn der badly injured, and his wife fatally injurcd while trying tn escape. Some of the ILuat-s had theIr c 'othrs torn from fle cir backs. Dr. McDan els residence was torn t. ,ieces and hIs wife seriously huri. The entire fam ly of MT. Lindsey was badly hur, and Mrs. James De- wis, visitor, probably fa'ally in jurcd. MT. B rber lost every build irg on his farm. and Meningitis residence was destroyed. Jose, h lcpper's little daughter was killed. NIT Holmes and wife are fatally in jured. The Baptist Church ot Gar l. ner's is destroyed It is es imated that fifty farms are devastated, and tho dest uction in he county never had prccident. The damage Is not less than $1SO,O0O in Iciil and Polk counties.
 4 lIurierer Captured.
 MOUNT VERNON, Ill.,, May s. Robert 4. Smith, who killed Char ley Yost, was captured hy a pos after bring shot at several times and seriously wounded. There are fears of mob violence. He is now in White county.
 Nebraska News. LINCOLN. N-b., May 23.-The | B lrhs appor ionment bill has passrd the Senate It divides Nebraska ln- to three congressional districts. T. IS very D easant 10 he souih-eastcrn rou itlss but displeases Lincoln and | O maha.
 aroubt- Among Iron Workers.
 PrrTsBURG. Pa, May 23.-ih con, erance b tween the iron manu- facturers and workmen's associations on a new scale of wages Jailed to each an agreement. general i trike on Juae 1sf is thongit nevi i ,ble. throwing SO,OcO mo men oat ,t work.
 Pennsylvania Politics.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-The Times says: Marshall's letter de-