Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-12-01

VI tuC 1GIC. Dc uOClOT Says IL Lc
y very doubtful if the Colonel gets
well under one year with the best of
care.
Military Movements.
r WILCOX, Noy. 29.-Company G,
First Infantry, under command of
Captain Tisdell, will arrive to-mor-
row Ell route from Fort Grant to
Fort Mcdowell. Company E, First
Infantry, under command of Lieut..
Booth, will arrive tomorrow, en-
route from Fort Grant to Fort Verde,
A. T.
Poisoned by Eating Fish.
r SAN Francisco, Nov. est was
reported late this afternoon, that a
family named Sullivan, residing in
: a small house on Castro street, be-
tween 18Th and 18th, had been poi
soned. Two out of five children,
aged 1 and 6 years, died, and the
mother and the three remaining
children are dangerously sick. Three
physicians hurried to the house and
there discovered the rooms filed
with excited neighbors who were
doing all that was possible for Mrs.
Sullivan and the three children who
i! were writhing in agony. In an ad-
joining room were the two dead |
children. Prompt remedies effected |
good results. and in short time ali |
1 II, 6
cry. II was learned that the family
had partaken of fish last Friday, and
on the succeeding day all were at
tackled with vomiting. The matter
taken from the stomachs was free
from all poisonous substances, and
| it was believed from the fearful
spasms and convulsions that they
had taken poison into their systems.
LATER-Mrse q Sullivan and her
children were quite low at a late
hour tonight. 1t is thought, how
ever, that they will survive. The
poisoning was caused by eating a
quantity of herring which Mr.. Sui
liyan bought of fish peddler on
Friday, portion of the fish being
being eaten for supper. Soon after,
the mother ard children complained
of feeling sick, AMI continued TO
grow worse until to-day, when two
of the children died. The case will
he thoroughly Investigated by the
coroner tomorrow.
Gen. Rosecrans is JubIIant.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-General Rose
Grams arrived last evening and left
in the night for Washington. He
was jubilant over the way California
acted during the last election. He {
said the country had entered upon a
career of honest government. The ,
result was the victory of the intel
lectual masses over corrupt tools
who live BY patronage. The admin
i-tration interfered with the Pacific t
slope politics wheneyeE opportunity
offered. The offices were file by
those who could WELD the most po-
litical influence and command the
most votes. Arthur and Page got
rebuke that VIII occupy their minds
for some time. Said the reporter:
"What is Congress going to do upon =
assembling?" "We Will do some
thing good for the country, you can
rely upon that Are you going to
abolish the internal revenue sys- Q
temp" "Not altogether, but we will
strike off the taxes on a great many
articles and by so doing will relieve
the people" "Will you touch the f
tariff Ia As?" "We mean to do so if 9
the Republicans will let US, but "
there is no knowing how we will a
agree on these matters"
The Creek Veterans.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 29.-Most of II
the Greek Indians who fought for t,
the Union during the rebellion are v
asking the Government for pensions.
Murder of Two American Citi-
zens in Madagascar.
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Intelligence .
has been received that two American y =
citizens were murdered on the west =
coast of Madagascar, at post to %
which the native government is pre-
vented by the French embargo from lc
sending a garrison. The cores q
pondent of the Wo Id says the event tC
will probably urge the American n
into more positive &C g
ton and he disposed to lay some lS
share of the esponsibility on the t'
French authorities.
The Railroad War to Continue. c
CHICAGO, Nov. 9-Merlil i'll says pc
that he intends now to carry the rail =
road war to Africa. The other side Z
shall have al they want. He said p
the demands of the Rock Island road n
were unreasonable. The earnings of n
his road running week, which in X
clude the first three days of the war, d
only fell off $1,000. L
Four Inch es ef Beautiful snow.
New YORK, Nov. 29-Four inches :,
Of snow. Travel slow. y
Wayne 4EacVeagh T
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 28-The
Times publishes long letter from
Wayne MacVeagh to President Ar p
thur written just before MacVeagh's Z
from the Cabinet, in
which it appears that Arthur wanted u
to remain and prosecute d
The Star Route cases, but the latter a
declined as it would have the ar-
pearance that Arthur wanted to shift s.