The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30


 ', The waterfall was the heaviest e
 known, and the rivers ran :hrou e the streets doing much damal l. The occupants of 8 number of sm J. houses were driven out. The h. :, did much damage.
 The Epitaph learns from Mr.Sor | commissioner to the Denver expos , 1 tioD for the Tombstone district, tt the managers of the exposition a
 not crowding Arizona, so far space is concerned. The exhil will be displayed on tables, 30xt l'inchos in base, eight inches in fIol
 and eight inches in the back. F has already ordered the tables
 Denver. They will he of ash tc
 and piEc bottom and back with Va
 locks; ahd two glasses en top 30x2
 Eacfi specimen will be srt by itse
 OH pap'f fras. i'he tables will b
 arranged in little groups, with in terslices between to dmit of spccts tors walking a-oun-+ them. It i also caicnlatei to take some sam pies of orc from Ihe bins, hich vii be placed in glass jars, sG that spec tators can see the ore as it goes tt the mill. Some very fine orc will also he placed in glass tubes abou; m inch in d;am' ter, for the curious to more particularly examine. The commissioner general will provide a book in which the district commis- sicnefs are expected to enter mi mute description of every property from which they have ore specimens.
 The Storms.
 SAN FRAxCIso, June 27.-Dis- patches from Chicago give long de- tailed accounts of the ravagcs of wind and rain storms which have portions of illinois, Ne ,raska, Michigan, Iowa. Dakota Territory and Minnesota. The tofnis seem to have followed no di- ect course. but dipped down here md there at joints remote from ach other. There has been con id rabie damage done to property, u crops.
 The Army BiII.
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-The Army Appropri 4tion Bill containing q 1 lause providing for the retirement 1 f army officers at the age of G4, has cen finally agreed to in the Confer nee Committee and will be passed | y both lou es this week. ~ --Ni"G Ovc- GuIteau.
 WASHINGTON, June 27.-Professor IaddIng, Superintendent of the Gov rnment Insane Asylum, has writ n the following letter to the ge n- emen who desired his opinion of 1 +uiteau: "You are very welcome | ) my opinion of Charles J. Gui- [ aus mental condition, though in le present state of public sentiment will not have much weight. Gui- 'au went insane in his 18th year nd has been so ever since, though lere have been times of compara- ve mental qulescence as there have cen periods of greater excitement -e was born mentally deformed; cry keen and quick in some direc- ons. but deficient in common sense is unnatural egotism is also cogen- al. His religious ideas i'm bed at le time of the development of his lsanity at Ann Arbor, through lrt of his education, may have 'mething of 0 controlling power yer the delusioes. This controlling elusion at the time of the assassi- ation, so far as he had any, was now. within three weeks lis fnal appearance before the lbllc, he is not cast down, but se- ne and content, and will, in my 1inion, go through whatever re- aims for him in the same confident, ot to say triumphant, manner. He mot understand how it is that en he has made should desert him. e believes he saved the Republ:- n party and the country from a VII war. He has not done looking the great American people for re- ess, though his diseased eyes ltch for Executive clemeEcy and at last turn away from that they i'll look up with & steady gazc on hat he will believe a martyrs own As the legaI supports on lich he has relied, fall away, he i'll still feel, or thinks he feels, un- meath him everlasting arms go- g where our indignation cannot How him. May we hope that cSC dl HIS dlC tnCIC, lOI uO pOOI - retch in all Gods unive SC appar- tly needs them moro. To human ,prehensicn covered with blasphe- y. claiming to be Gods man, con- Iring his life of sin with that of e sinlsss one, stating that the cru hxiou was worse than hanging, lfeyins that it is enough that a sciple be as ms master. do you, uddering, say it IS horrible? l y it is insane" 1
 The Strike.
 JERSEY CITY, June 27.-The strike ,ntinues and IS continually aug enting in numbers. The switch en met today and counseled the eight handlers to hold out, prom ing to stand by them.
 Horse Thief Lynched.
 FT. THOMAS, June ,27-Deputy heriff G. A. Stevens and District | -ttorney P. J. BolaD, started from ere yesterday morning with a noted | Iexican horse thief named Epifanio |