The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

III healtn, ana declines t0 de men
 Der of the Tariff Commission.
 A dispatch from Fl laso says tn,
 a Dumt.er of railroad hands attacke C
 some Mexicans tt Sago raEch, on in
 9ih. three Americans and sever,
 MexIcaus-b being killed in t-e encour
 ter.
 The California silk factory an five dwellings were burned in Sout
 San Francisco, on th'. 9.h.
 A virulent type If small pox mad
 it's appearance At Seattle, w. T., upo
 <. Philileo, of the Nellie Boyd Com
 bin lion, snf he was prom ptl,
 placed in the pest house.
 T. is under ,tood that Secretarl Folge- has determined rpOn d chan q
 Tn Ihe office of Superintendent of En
 graving anI Printing.
 NLi C. Corl.ir & o.'s envelop fat
 tory at Rockville. Conn.,, was dam
 ag.d tn the amount of S100,000, O.
 the 10 h.
 After a cor ference, on the 10th, tht
 men in the Gin nafi iron mills
 agreed to go 10 work on Monday al
 the same price- as when they Qni work, and t. remain Ut work til the scale is fixed al I'itt~burg.
 The fOrds on the Frazer river are doing great damage.
 Mrs. Caspar Sevbo'd, Chicagn. on the night nf the 10th, dress ed her
 our children nice'y ard then gave tenn siryrhnine; she then donned a gay chemi and took strycbnine. | When the husband re;u' ned, she told l him io come in and see the children al nicely dressed and "one to heaven She died next morning. RIots in @gvpt.
 ALEXANDRIA, June 12 -SerIous ri ts occurred yesterday between the natives and Europeans and several persons were killed and wounded and a number of houses destroyed. 1 he DO ice at first remained inactive and the riotous demonstration later took place before u French con- suIate, to which several of those m rrally wounded were carried. The disturbances continued five hours befo the authorities took any steps 90 suppress them. The English con- sul WAS severely hurt, receiving gunshof wound. and the engineer of the Bri ish man-of-war "Superb'' WAS killed. The disturbance c h. tinued five hours when the military appeared and dIsper-ed the rioters. In tie riots. the Greek consul and Italian cnn-ul were severely wound ed. The British man-of-war "Su- perb" will arrive in port during the night and will protect the Briti-h consul .ie, and boats will be sent to take of all British subjects who de- sire to leave Alexandria. IL Is esti- | ma ell that twenty persons were killed in the riots, but the exact par tirulars are unattainable. So far as ascertainable. the rioring com mencrd on the streets and the imme- diale cause the sfabbing of a Mall tese. A mob of natives collected on fhe streets with sticks, and made their way to the great square, where they demolished t music pa 7ilions and the furniture in tAe adjoi ing cafes. All the European subjerts eft the square and took refug ge for some time at the French consulate. The soldiers were cal.ei out, out hey looked on without interfering turing she work of demolition and The mob sacked the 'hops of Euror and Egyptians. The troops occupy all points in tie ;ity. Katherne des Sours, inhabite i , :hleffy by Europea IS, was complete { y wrecked. The Europeans fired rom the windows, killing many Arabs. The latter made terrible { lavoc among tine Europeans in the ! treeis.
 Irish AgIta Ion DUBLIN, June 12.-rh= Irish Bish- f IDS have is-ue1 an important ad- , Iress promising the support of the lergy to the. people in peacefully 7, IgItating for their ri ght5, but con { Icmning as the worst enemies of the E ouutry the men who ,dvncate llle- al courses, particularly those ne. 7 ongiug to .e;ret societies. The Bishops conit mn the recent horri- ,Ie mur CTS, but believe they were , iue to the evictions which it Is the luty of the government to stop at my cost
 Schooner CapsIzed. SAN FRANCI<co, June 12-A Vic oria, B. c, di patch sa. S: About hirty miles south Cape Flattcry schooner of q hundred tons bur len has been fou d. bottom side up, The vessel discovering the schooner made fast to h. r. but was forced by oul weather tn cast her of. The name of the vessel was under water ut the words "5an Francis O couli ,e seen. Nothing is known con- , erning tue fate of the crew.
 PrahabIe A"jourament- { WASHINGTON, Juie 12.-Rspre- : of bo'h parties are begin ling to talk hopefully of an adjourn i nent within the next thirty days. I Ways and Means Comm .ttee VII I meet on Tuesday to consider the g uhiect and some of it's menb.rs f