The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-19

through the spinal column and tht
 ball coming out below the shoulders
 low down. Hill then fired, and it ii
 supposed wounded one of the men
 The two deseriers then fred at iii
 but did nnt h:t him. The mules
 scattered bul one of them mana gef
 to mount one sn.i caught another foI
 his companion and both rode of d.
 fast a< they could in tue direcii0r ol
 Cow Springs, leaving two males be-
 hInd. The ,elcgr4Pl op, raior. Mir.
 Callisch. immediately telegraphe to Captaia Goo lAle ai Fort BtyarG and a'so tn Fort Cummings. appris- ing General Forsytne- The m.n caRnot leave the country if the thu 2 i- properly managei. Watching f.r tie Assassins. A NEW YORK ay 1.-The st. am ship scythia has been siunailed She is nos expected al th.- quarin inc until two o'clock Tn the morniag and will not be bnarded hy the hea tn Of. ficer until after sunrise. The regu- iations allow no one to board an In- coming vessel befo- ihe health of ficer, therefore nothing definite is expected before morning. of he sns- pected Dublin Esssssius on board if such there b-. The officers reported that they would content themselves ~ ith wAts hing the Scyihia. The Chester A. Arthur. with Finkerton's detectives m boar.i, was lying at the quarantine this morning. but author ties beieve the sf,rts os ihe New York police are merely prerau' ion ary and there is no reai ground of suspicion that tine Irish as-sssins are on board. It is not thou ht the British authorities have resiou>ly rommunica' ed anything to the Ameri.-au police.
 Railroad Arctdrnt.
 SPIRIT Wo D. D. "A. a work train on the Northern Pac fife was bringeng tho workman to Denver, an axle e Il ea ,nO hrOke throwing the rain fir ID tine track " \. Fur ner, l,rakemal, of S ovens Point. a man named Morris Rac'nt, and named Larinson were iD- stantly killed. he body of the lat ter Is under the engine and it is feared others are missing an,i are nn- der the wreck in the ditch filed wiih | water. The bodies os T rnel and | Racine were taken to Jamestown with number of seriously wounded who names were not learnsi.
 Jc~nneste Survivors.
 HULL. May 1.-The steamship with It. Danehower; Mir. the naturalis Jack Cole. the insane seaman; and Long Sing. survivors of the J-anuet,c Arctic ex- petition, arrived here thIs morning in goo heal'h- The par J win pro -eed on tire midday -rain 70 Liver pool.
 Jealousy.
 CHIc1so, May IA Hancock, Mich special says: Au:o s new aupcr. brewer, sho. his wife as she ay as!eep w'th her mother, yestcr lay, and then shot himself through he head. Both are dead. Je4Iousy TaS the cause.
 Foreign Relations.
 WAsHISGToN, May 17.-ohipherd lppeared before .hs Foreign Reia- ions Committee this morning with ! heavy ioId of documents. IT chairman said ihe House had de copies of all corresponds .nce. papers, and other evidence in 'hipherd's possessi n. showing what le did or attempted, 10 force the .laim of ihe Peruvian company. ,hipherd said he would not furni.h u~h papers or evi ienee. He Wa, hen discharged anu no time fixed or his recall.
 Tr0ubI- B-ewiz<.
 LONDON, May I'D wi 1t has gone 0 Paris to mee; Esan. The leading and lea yuers have 8 meeting there hortly.
 Chatsworth, the home of the Duke If Dsvonshire, is now poll ed. Ex- ,losIves have been receiVei there.
 Late Telegram.
 James Wick, the famous eedsman 1 # Rochester. F. Y, who was a I.lay- nate of Charles Dickens and who et type beside Horace Greeley, died ID the 18th of pneumonia.
 Blaine says he dres not intend to ,ecnms g Congressional candidate rom the Slate of Maine.
 Tie Pennsylvania Greenhack State Convention conyenes at Harrisburg ,n the 18th.
 On The I7th, at Bnxton Ro-d, near london, U. s. Minister Lowell ron Iucted tue ceremony of O. ening the fairfield House Home for Working iirls.
 Eigaty.four houses in the village f Mar.elle. in France, have been estrnyed by fire and 65J persons eft homeless.
 John ". D.rsey, star-router, has urnlsbed bond in the sum of $10 600 Ie entered a plea of not guilty, and he court has adjourned to May 9. It is rumored, but wholly discred-