The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
1ELEGRAPHIC
Indignation a Farce
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 TOMBSTONE, May 1i.-As prev ou-.y announced, the cowl oys ar their political friends he an indIg nation mDetIng last night I'll meeting was a complete izzle, au its ac. ian in TO way reprt sests tL sentiments of t!ic respectable pol lion of ihls community Resolu lions nounciag the Pre- ,ideat ant Governor were iutroduced and whef the voie was taken the noes had il by stx to ore, bul Judge Robinson declared it carried. The meeting then dispersed. IL was a comp eie farce
 A Destructive Cyclone.
 DALLAS, Tex, May 1l.-News from tle cyclone at McAllister. IT, says that the deaths, added to those killed outright, .ncrease the falali- ties to t.enty-onc so far. Foity-two were wounded, but il is thought not faiaIly Half the killed and woun z ed are wemen and children. All possible aId from physicians. nurses. etc, is being renderei. Fifty-nine houses were totally demolished snd weniy-seven partially. Settlements Nos and of the Osage Mining Con- pany were the ones visited. They contained about 400 peo ,,le. Number was entirely wiped out, nnsd No. T received only 2 partial f,rce eff the stolm. Relief suhscrip- tions aIe being taken. Temporary building Lave been arranged for tue dead and wounded The sioIms l . came from .he southwest and south- | east in triangular shape and met at | these coa. mines, three miles from McAliis:er, proper. Great damage was also done at Pari,, Texas. Tine BserA extended generally through lc1as, Arkansas aud the Indian Ter lit IT, Railroad travel suspended n nearly all directions by washouls. There was a great hail fall with Ihe orm, which exIeuded as Far north Is Fort Gibson.
 Irish Troubles LONDON, May 1l-11-Aa Irisiiman as made the statement that last eek, in Dublin, he refu-sd an offer el0,0O0 to ssist in the murder of l Drd CavenGish and Burke. The ' L.,s I,,a,, 1<..,, -, ,,,,;a,t, ,J r.. i T William Harcourt, Home Score I ry- The man has been taken te verpool and still adleres to the tsement of his knowledge of the me The man gives his state fnt with eFer Rpea ance ofGulh. n Fie police pate that some q ng isnpori Fill come of this <. si-s- staten1e7.ts. TIe says ne can
 his hands on the assassiEs- Il The Erish Land Question K BosTos. April 10.-1he HeraId's z jle special says that it is under :, cd that an Ir.sh bi.l nov com |, ted. and that ii provides in conl- |, ct,ek ways fer rcfozm- ia arrears, Fidiug concess:en between land d- and tenants with siderable @ nnbs=, and. ia this respect, l. a rIy identical with the bill drawn A Parnell; provided the 1aDdlo'd a < tup rne years rent, the tenant i' o pay year to be paid out of tchuroh surplus N
 Without Comment. q
 INeToS, May l0.-'rhe Pres a
 .rg concluded that no ne ,.
 -.Sists for defending his ap-
 -fof the l4th and 18th secti.n ns the Chinese bill, abandoned his 0 r-formei intention of sending an q !anatory message to Congress, ' restricted himself to the usual iS of noiifca ion, that he had ap-
 ved the bill on the day specified
 approved the bill en Saturday
 un -rIcau PrI~oner Released e ExIco, Ma 10.-A messenger IT the Commander of Fort stan h who was thrown into prison b. b Mexican authorities anI finally 1T 1ght here under arrest, was re- ti I'd immediately upon preseuta- 5 of the fa-t by Minister Morgan
 C0ndeased TeIeErams.
 rs. FraEccs ScovIlle arrived in r 6 go Tuesday from New York | rvivors of the Jea1nelle sailed T, Crolstadt for Hall. "
 B. Strong, President of the z z
 Fe roaI. is conf red to his !,
 in Newton, Mass, with se- H
 Inesss
 wheat crop of Arkansas is re- s
 the bszt for years past
 Monday night. Capt Frank B s.
 & prominent snip owner cf z
 Ne. shot and kille.i his