The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-28
Fridays News. IELEGRAPIlIC
Moving for It's Protection

Moving Tor It's Protection.
 PARIS. July 26-The Senate to
 dsy discussed the me ion for creli
 for the trrtection of the Suez anal
 Assembsance ProcIamatiOa.
 LONDON. July 26.-A proclamation
 was issued yesterday morning fo
 the reserves to assemble by Angus
 20th.
 Omsial Investigation.
 WAsHINGToN, July 26.-Iu tho
 House Washhuru. of Minnesota, of
 fcred-a resolution directing the Sec
 retary of the Navy to convene s
 court of inquiry to investigate the
 ci cum stances of the loss in Arctic
 seas of the United States cx.loring
 steamer JeaInetie and of the death of Lieutenant Comman Ter De Long and others of her officers and men including aa inquiry into the eondi- ton of the vessel on her departure;
 into her Management, into the pro visions made for the safety of the
 boats crew ca leaving the wreck,
 and into the general conduct of her officers and men. Referred.
 The Indians.
 LoRDssURa, July 26.-A coarier just arrived from Clifton reports that large party of Indians at tackled Q wagon train three miles this side of Clifton yesterday mora ing, killing two nen. The team- sters, seven in number, stoo the h. dians of for two hours and mortally wounded one Indian. Tho team sters, in the face of heavy fire, rushed out and dtagged the wound ed Indian into their camp and after the fight was over scalpei tim and roasted him alive. Tho party who saw him say ha was we'll dols, nice md brown. Our citizens are pray ing for the arrival ot General Crook
 Blaine.
 WAsHINGToNr rJuly 25--The House committee on foreign sffAirs have feconsiIered their previous action and decided to let Blaine file an an- swer to the statement recently sub mitted by Robert E. Randall, regard ing the Peruvian affairs. Blaine's statement is nearly B column long He denies urging the credit indus 1 trial on the goySrnment of Peru, proposing an American pTltcctorats,' or contemplating WAT.
 Lord Csvendishss 3faraorer.
 NEW YORK, July 23.-The Her aids St. Thomas special says: Tine a.sassin of Lord Frederick Cavea- dish, who was arrested st Puerroda Cabilis, Venezuela, gives bis name as ". NJ. WeStsHte. Re was ar rested on the 16th inst, on his own conf ssien. He shipped OF the sth of May under the naute Of D. Bryan on he British bark Gladstone fkon. Swansea to Tusc7cas. lie sayl be left Dublin ca he night of the 9th of May by steamer to Swapsel, and three of his acconaD Dlices and other details of he murder were taken by Aeposition before the British Consul. He says he WAS enploye1 by o'con nor and other persons. Parties who have seen the man give credenee to his confession. Tn appeararicc the man is tall and slender. He says the price of the deed was e30 to each Of the assassins He said e!o was worth more :o an Iri%hmal thAn an life. If IS believed ( shat the Venezuelan government will surrender him, although there is DO extradition treaty. Tho for ' eign office has been telegraphIcally ,. communicated with. I
 The Mormons. DENVER, July 26.-The Tribune's ogden special says: A wholesale prosecution of GentiIes has been in- W augurated and arrangements made 8 for testing the constitutlonality of . bill in the supreme court C of the United States. Ii adverse, the Mormons have nevertheless de f, termined not to submit at any cost. O The poIygsmists, President John h Taylor down to the distant apostles, P bishops and elders in the most ez n reno part of their domain have their wives and are living openly with only one. Ali polysa- al nisis have, under orders, resigned o' rom all official offices. Every effort o' will be made to beat the govern nent in all sections of the bill. al
 Condensed TeIeerams. h, Tomas Guarpia, President of Costa ,h 7ica is dead.
 The Russian steamer Moscow has 'een sunk by boil CT explosion and fir wo hundred lives lost. P The Good Wood stakes at London b' Tese won on Tuesday by Fortisimo; second. Sabeau third. es A Vienna telegram says: A coD- h, jet occurred on the railway be- ar wcel peasants and laborera at Don N rova, district of Dobran. Fourteen n; persons were killed.
 The New York Herald's St. Tho mas special says: One Of the assas- oi ins of Lord Frederick Cavendish ul as been arrested at Puerto Cabelio. y Ie gives the names of his accoHa- 10 lices.
 On Sunday night Vim. H. Reid, in lrmer of Gage county, Nebraska, h. horand instantly killed his wife nc Iho had sought refuge from his sq