Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
The Market.


 Barley-Feed, $1.271a@1-324, brewing, s1.35@1 .s211; chevalier, $I.40@1.50; firm
 Oats-Weak; extra choice, $1.65@ 1.s71l; No. 1, s1.504@1.621a; No ;, $1.5O@i.55.
 Corn-Nominal; yellow, $1.70@ 1.75.
 Hay-Steady; s12@ 10.
 Poiatocs-75c@$1.1O
 Bran-$19.
 Wool-Unchang d.
 The President.
 WASH, NeroN, September 19.-The President and party arrived last night.
 Murder and Suicide
 ALBANIA. N. Y., Sept. 19--Alonzo Cash, aged AS, shot and mortally wounded his wife, Minnie, aged IT, near Doormarsvillc yesterday, snd then killed himself.
 Expected Trouble.
 OMAHA. Neb., Sept. 1.-Two Com panies of the Ninth Infantry having been suddenly ordered from forts Omaha and Sidney to Salt Lake is giving rise to a rumor that trouble with the Mormons is expected dur ing the approaching election
 Powder Explosion.
 SAN FRANcIsco, September 19-- A Santa Cruz dispatch says; A small mill of the California Powder com pany blew up thi, morning h. Tufts, the only occupant at the time, was killed. Eight hundred pounds of giaat powder exploded, filing the air with flying timbers and breaking windows in the neighborhood.
 Indian Anairs.
 WASHINGTON. September 19--Scc- retary Teller has decided that h. dian police may be furnished with revolvers for the better enforcement of their authority, but the custom of supplying them with improved breech-:oading rifles will be discon- tinued. No rifles and no fixed am- intuition for breech-loaders will hereafter be placed in the hands Of any Indians by the Department.
 The BIaine Elections.
 AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 19.-Oficial returns from all the state except six small plantations give total vote of 800 1-r DoI,.o -o.o;ro. 70 XXI. Pia isted, 63, ,756; Chase, 1928; Vinton, 262; Eustis, 305. The Republican candidates for Congress are elected by pluralitIes little in excess of that of the Governor The Republicans carry fourteen of the sixteen coun- ties; of Senators, twenty-eight Re publicans and three Fusion; of l members of the House, 1OS Repub'i- cans and forty-one Fusionists.
 Steamer Disaster.
 CoI.LINGwooD, Ont, September 19. D. A. Tinkis anl Christine Morrison l are supposed to be the only surviv- ors of the wrecked steamer Asia. l Tinkis says the ste:mer was crowd ed and collidcd with vessel on | Thursday morning, sinking in twen- ty minutes. Thr.e boats left the sinking steamer; the enc in which Tinkis got had eighieen on board. Many were washed overboaid and others died of exhaustion. Tinkis and his companion finally d ifted ashore near Point Barry on Friday morning. There were about one hundred persons on the Asia.
 Star Route Business.
 WASHINGTON, September 19-Pro- ccedings have been begun by the Government on the property of Capt H. W. Howgats The prospect is that upwards of &loo,00o will be realized from real estate belonging to him in this city.
 Renewed interest is created ;n the Star route affair by the denial re- ceived from Brewster Cameron and H. A. Bowen, of having approached or offered bribe to Foreman Dick son to convict defendants. Impor- tant developments are looked for this week and the prospect is not at all assuring to the parties who failed to support the Government at the crisis.
 Blaine His Civil Service Re-
 form Opinion.
 CHICAGO, H., Sept. 19.-Tte 7.ri- bune published an interview with Blaine, regarding the attack made on him by the New York Evening Post, on the subject of civil service reform. Blaine claims to be bet ter civil service reformer than Carl Schurz. the editor of tEe Post, and refers to facts in support of his claim. He cond emns the Malone movement and thinks that Virginia should received aid from the gen eral government, as she suffered more than any State from the war, and was dismembered by the cutting of of West Virginia as war measure for the benefit of the whole Union.
 Killed HimseIf.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18.-G. L. Dillon, a farmer, aged 60. committed suicide yesterday, at the Larier House, by blowing out his brains. Cause, .despondency.
 Danenhower'a Denial.
 WASHINGTON, September 18th,- Lieutenant Danenhower presents a card denying the newspaper reports that he had unfavorably criticized the action of Melville and says that their personal relations have always been pleasant.
 Congratulated.
 CHICAGO, Sept. .19.-Ion. James q Blaine who arrived here yester-