The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21

Johnnie Keller man opened uD hi
 ice cream arbor today, on Washing
 ton street, nearly opposite the Post
 office. The place is cool and cosy
 and everybody will go with his girl Ono Magner. A teams;e-, Is on
 trial today before Judge Richards l for grand larceny. on complaint of H. E. Slosser. Slosser aff1rms that
 Magner hauled some freight for him l and appropriated the freight money
 Judge Stinscn this morning re-
 the following telegram from Fort
 Mcdowell -" Hudon, Sixsby, your
 man and inc two Meadows killed by
 raiiaas Henry Meadows wounded
 in both arms. Information reIis
 bIe."
 It is estimated that the cost Of every shot fired from the great guns
 ot the British fleet nt Alexandria
 was thousand dollars. The lsr--
 e:t proiecti4e weighs 1.700 pounds
 and is thrown at q velocity of 2 mile
 in four seconds by q charge of 310
 pounds of powder.
 We find new exchange on our tahle this morning. newsy little sheet calling itself the Graham
 County News, edited by G. w. Barter Very pleasant reading, but,
 Barter, you appear he ore the pub lie without making your bow and
 informing us of your principles and pC Clicy.
 Dol an will open his lunch eoun ter tonight, in Stroud's saloon. He has been tc great trouble and ex-' pense 10 make it complete in every department, ana in 'orms us that he can furnish anything that customer asks for that is 10 be had in town As this is the only place of the kind in Phenix. it bids fair io be grand success, and we predict lots of GUS tom for him.
 Quite a stir has been caused in churce circles by the publication of a letter of the Rev, pr. McCenney, of Vcstry chapel, charging that whisky cocktails and wines were too freely used at the White House. The President hahitually goes late te church, tecause he don't like tho service in use there.
 The new brass hand held a meet ing last night for the purpose of or The officers elected were as follows: J. Q. Garcia, Lead CT and President; R. P. Perez, Secre- ary and Treasurer. The organfza- ton is to be known as the Banda de Juarez, and the Instrumentation will at present consist Of five pieces, Eb. cornet, G5. cornet, E6 alto, Bb. tenor and Bb. bass After the business the new band received their first ins ruction in open notes from Prof. Kelly
 Henry E. Clifford, M. E the noted | Engineer, has been engaged | 10 superintend the property of the | 2. & c. Syndicate in Arizona and | Mexico for July and August. MT. Clifford is so well-known among all l prominent inning men that con- nent is useless. We re.n embcI with pleasure the nasteriy wsy he define tied the future Of the Tombstone in his speech in this city, md had the innocents paid more at- ensiou 10 the adTice of this able nan some of the wreck might have nave been saved. Arizona should ,e proud of her expert wilo has the outrage to beard the Lion in his den nd dare tell the truth.-Philadel- ,hia Bullion Miner.
 We were agrecabiy surprised this by a visit from the above mentioned gentleman, who called n us accompanied by hIs secretary dr. J. Gardiner, this morning. MT. Clifford is an old timer in thIs Terri ory, and has seen all the aps and owns of miners life, and it is his thorough knowledge of his subject with his perfect command ,t language and the persuasive pow T of his eloquence that makes his co -ures so entertaining and instruct ve. Arizona owes a debt of grat- itude tr MT. Clifford, for it is mainly Iue to his efforts that she is daily Tn favor with the outside world, and that million of dollars lave been invested here by Eastern capitalists. He leaves thIs afternoon or the southern country, thence 10 'onora to examine into some fabu- ously rich placer mines, in the in eresis of the Chirioahua and Chi luahua Syndicate of Washington.
 Michal Davitt sailed for Antwerp resterday. His friends saw him eff nd gave him q purse. He goes to Paris and then to London and then o Dublin 10 attend the convention text month.
 A dispatch received at Milwaukee Wis, denies that F. B. Pond, of Turf Field and Farm, was drowned, as ately reported, an that he Is we'll st Stevenson.
 A band of Apsches ambushed and defeated the Mexican troops near ynmpas in SOnOre on July tSt l