Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-01
TeIegrdphic MisceIIaney.
Mar-hal Heary VIM Fight

Marshnl Heory VIII Fight.
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 2S.-Marshal
Horny was asked yesterday relative
to his dismissal by the President on
Friday, "What are you going 10
dosn The Marshal answered, 81 am
going to fight"
How the Message VIII talk.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-A Washing
ton special says: President Arihur's
message will dissent from Blaine's
South American policy and will sug-
gest a moderate policy regarding
inter-oceanic canals, neither oppos-
Ing nor guaranteeing any private
enterprise and holding that when
European governments seek to sup
plant American institutions on this
continent, it will be time enough to
talk about the Monroe doctrine.
Morgan the Mason ana ThurIow
Weed.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2S.-The Express
publishes letter by Thurlow Weed,
dictated and sworn to shortly before
his death, IN which he reviews tn
story of the abduction of William
Morgan, reiterating the Charge that
Ae believes it was the work of the
Masonic: Fraternity. telling how
pal se 90 written by him in tho
Rochester Telegraph, calling upon
Masons to help find him, caused
such loss of patronage to the paper
ihst he was obliged to retire from
connection with it to save it from
ruin, and how numerous other places
were closed to him in consequence
of this unfortunate paragraph. After
nfty-six years he reiterates the hon
esty and integrity Of his motives at
that time.
A Truce In the War OF the Rail-
Roads.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov 28.-Late last
night, by means of The telegraph be
tween this city and New York, an
agreement was reached between the
managers of the Rock Island, st.
Paul, Omaha s. Northwestern roads
to declare truce in the railroad
war in the northwest for thirty days,
pending a meeting to consult about
the differences. 1t is understood the
rates on all lines will be restored to-
morrow morning and remain so
pending the new conditions.
Kentucky Rats Eat a Child.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 2S-On Sunday !
the family of Thomas Hughes, Inv
ing near Spottsville, KY, went to
church leaving an infant in charge |
of colored girl. The girl went to a |
neighbor's leaving the child on a
pallet on the floor. When the fam
lily returned they found the child |
dead and most horribly eaten by rats.
Boycotting Newspapers
JOLIET, Ill, Nov. 28-The Trade |
and Labor Co INCL has boycotted two |
newspapers in this city and the mer-
chants who patronize them on &C
count of denunciary article in the |
paper directed at the unions.
Frank james ON Trial.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. 2S- Frank |
James appeared in Court yesterday
afternoon and pleaded guilty to an in
dictment for the Independence bank
robbery in 1869 and the murder of |
detective Weller in 1874. His trial |
on these was fixed for January 22d |
next, and james was taken back to
last evening.
Congressman Heron Dead.
BATON ROUGE, LA, Nov. 28-Gen-
eral Andrew S. Heron, Congressman
elect of the Sixth district, died very
suddenly last night with heart dis
eass.
Collision In the British Chann.I.
LosDox, Nov 2S-The steamer
Cambourne, belonging in Mantle,
was sunk by collision in the British
Channel to-day Fourteen persons
were drowned.
A Scotch Railroad DI-aater.
LONDON, Nov. ga train on the
North Scotland railway fell thr ough
. bridge at Fyvie Abcrdenshire, and