The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1882-09-01
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SAN FRAScisco, Aug. ga Red
Bluff dispatch says: The Sierra
Lumber Company's blaming mill
sasl. and door factory burned al 9 a
m. Also the dry house and large
amount of lumber. Tie loss is very
heavy.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, August 90.
-For.y-six new cases of fever and
three deaths in the last "a hours,
ending at 10 a. m yesterday, sc
cases and s deaths for the previous
n hours
PENSACOLA, August 29.-Two
cases of yellow fever have develop cd
in this city.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, August 90
Two new cases yesterday and eight
deaths. six Mexicans; six deaths and
few new cases in Matamoras-
LITTLE Rock, August 29--An In
dian Territory special says thirteen
Indians who engag d in the recent
rebellion in The Creek Nation were
tried, found guilty and publicly
whipped at Cane Creek, Muscogee
District. Creek Nation Each man
received one hundred laShes on the
bare back. TIE sentence and pun
ishment have caused considerable
excitement, but no attempt was
made 10 rescue the prisoners, and
each received the lashes with sullen
and stoical Indifference Their
backs presented horrible appear
ance after the WI ipping was ap-
piled, being cut ard bruised in a
shocking manner.
NEWPORT, R. l., August %
President Arthur attended a fox
hun. yesterday afternoon The start |
was witnessed by large number of
spectators. About thirty followed
the hounds. The President last
night was the guest of John Wells,
of New York, who gave an elab-
crate dinner.
PHILADELPHIA, August 29--The
Labor Convention adopted resolu-
tions fuvoring the rights of work
ingmen, opposing corporations and
monopolies and endorsing the NOM
ination of Thomas A. Armstrong tor
Governor
DENVER, August 29.-Jacob Daub.
an old German butcher, was foully
murdered and robbed on Platte riv-
er bridge last night He formerly
lived in Erie, Pennsylvania There
is absolutely no clue to the muir
derer.
TucsoN, August 29.-Mr- Cotton,
pi oprie;or of the stables on South I
Meyer street, received a telegra IL
from Tombstone yesterday. stating
that the Indians had killed Geo. Ri
fenstal and wounded Taylor Barnes
A brother of the latter escaped IN
injured. All CT the men are well
known in Tucson They were, at
lime of the killing, in the employ of
r. c. Jacobs, and about two weeks
since left here for the purpose of
Working some mines owned by that
lertleman in Sonora. At the time
Of the attack they were about forty
i've miles southeast Of ] tombstone.
The particulars of the affair have !
not been received, but it is generally /,
believed here that the poor fellows
held their own as best they could.
They were practiced marksmen, and
# the time of leaving here were well =
armed ALI were single men Ri
Ienstal was about forty years of age, :
md Taylor Barnes probably ten ;.
years younger.
TOLEDO, o., August 29.-Excur-
lions were run yesterday to Grand r
Rapids, Ten miles from here, on the :,
road. On the return
ii :, in the afternoon, five or SIX des-
1eradOes, with drawn revolvers, cap
urel the train and committed dar-
ng robberies and eutrag es. One :
itiZcn lost $40 and one was thrown
rom the platform. The conductor :.
vas used up trying to arrest one D
ough- All escaped except Larry :,
King, a notorious character, whom =
he police secured when the train :
cached the city :,