The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21
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 Mill and Lumber yards of B. Nj. Holmes ct Ogema. Wisconsin, are burned. Loss, $15O OOG.
 Samuel H. Schneider. e whole sale liquor merchant of Kansas City has failed.
 It is sail the bouquet which Mrs. ScovilIc endeavored to convey to Guiteau the day preceding his ex- ecution has been examined and enough arsenic found in it te kill dozen men.
 John L. Ross cotton yarn mill at Oakland, R. l., burned
 At Lima, Ohio, East $ Lewis were burned out yesterday for the fourth time. Loss, sSO,0OO
 The colored boy, Dick Hancock, was hanged by maskei men on Round Prairie. 100 miles from Gal AeSton, Tex
 Thos. Egan was hanged yesterday at Yankton, Dakota, for the murder of his wife three years ago. At the first attempt the rope broke. At the second his neck broke. The con- demned man passed through the or deal without ninchinG. Freight strikers in New York have received some accessions but work is progressing slowly.
 The Pennsylvania Independent Republican conference adjourned without definite conclusions concern- ing ihe propositions of the Republi- can State convention. A dispatch from Port Said reports the steamer GIenlyon from China with cargo of new reason tea ashore in Suez canal and being footed by Arabs.
 \ Moscow dispatch states that c train with 217 persons on board ran of the rails between Echerne and Bostiiycur. One hundred and sev- enty-eight were killed. Those not killed were injured more or less.
 Admiral Nichols states that there i has been some destruction at Alex andria of property belonging to 1! A.st-Ficans, but no loss of life among them. Stooe escaped with the Khe- dive, but left lis family at Cairo.
 Six boys have died in Boston and l vicinity since July 4th from lock jaw induced by toy pistol wounds
 By the premature explosion of blast on the North Shore road yes terday, thirteen men were killed or probably fatally wounded.
 Seat of War.
 ALEXANDRIA, July 15.-American | marines were the first to land and help to restore orier. The Germans followed. Both landed without any political instructions from their re spective governments. All the yes sels in the harbor, except those Of Austria and Greece landed men. A famine is apprehended, also an epi- demic, because of the unburied dead. The offices of the Ottoman bank and Credit Lyoanaise escaped destrac- ton. ArEbi Pasha appropriated e25, 900 from the custom house be- fore leaving. According to acco unts of persons who remained in the city, bands of murderers, during and after the bembardment, forced their way into almost every house. Plunder- ing and burning began on the 18th. Scarcely any European dwelling was spared. It appears that large stores of petroleum were sent to the week before the bombardment especially to set fire 10 the town. The incendiaries state they received instructions to set fire to the houses
 1:45 P. M.-The marines of the MiEotaur have landed. The Ameri- can marines occrpy the great quare with headquarters in St. Marks building. Captain Fisher, of the Inflexible. commands the forces landing. All gatling guns are or iered ashore.
 A Times, Alexandria correspon- lent says: II have carefully ques- toned the foreign naval officers, and -hey are nearly unanimous in think ing that the fleet fired with greater precision than was believed p0ssi- ble.
 Bright Resigns. LONDON. July 15.-The Press As 'ociation says it understands on the pest authority that John Bright has from the Cab net.
 Pennsylvania Politics. PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-Chair- nan McKeer of the Independent ] State Convention, has l ssued call for meeting of that ,ody In this city on the 27sh instant, o consider the four peace proposi- ions submitted by the regular Re- d publican convention.
 A Goed Gift. I ATLANTA, July 15-Senator Brown | lives fifty thousand dollars to the I 'tate University at Athens, the in- a erest to be used ia educating poor L -oung men,
 DaVItt Going Home q NEw YORK, July 15.-Michael $ )svitt sailed for Antwerp to-day. I lis friends saw him of, and gave c i'm purse. He goes to Paris and Ii hen to London, and then to Dublin b o attend the convention next month. Q