The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

 $. come to you. have nothing nor CT to ask of him. If he has irrevocabl, h decided, I appeal to a higher court e. God will Judge between him ant II mo-"
 il Three suspicious looking persons
 were at the jail last night. They n were very anxious to be admitted.
 De Longs Death. :. WASHINGTON, June 27.- The Navy a Department is in receipt of a long ;. report from Engineer Melville, giv- ;t ing the details of his search for De 3 Long and party and the discovery of , their dead bodies. A number of ex- . tracts were taken from De Long's nofc book. These extracts reveal , the most terrible experience of hari- , ships, suffcrings and death.
 sh etins AT.ays. DEHYER, June 27.-Thc 'f!i.rne's
 Lcadville special says: Thomas
 O'Conner, well known man, WIS shot and kiliel this afternuon by of-
 fcer Townsend. OC .nneF resisted
 arc ,t and fired once a. the officer. The Tribune's Ratop. N. NJ 1 special says: Deputy sheriff Dal- 1 man attempted 10 arrest 8 gambler named Gut Meatzel. hentzel fired 1 two shots at Dalman, slightly wound ing him: also Chas. Fox and Jacob Harris were standing near. Shorl- ly afterwards Dalman made second attempt to arrest Mcntzei al his gambling house. Mentzei again opened fife ofi the Deputy, which re- suited in the death of Harry More ton, justice of the peace, and Hugh E. Delston. one of the proprietors Of i Meulton Hotel, and A: jacksefi. a f saloon keoper. AiI three we're in stantiy killed. He also seriously f wounded II. Lattimer and Deputy ( Sheriff Bergan. Immediately after I the killing Menizei was seIzei by ] the enraged citizens and hanged to L the sign of the Raten Bunk.
 LATER-Deputy Sheriff Bergan IS t dying and the citizens are wild with 8 excitement IL is thought a raid | will be made upon the gamblers h here tonight. ii
 The Market. fl SAN FRANCISCO, June c27.-Wheat- =. Steady. unchanged: No. gI,ite :. s1.6s2{ O St.7O. L. Bas ley-No- feed, .spol, new = s1.30 asked N" sI19as' srr, 5 oa;s--,r1 cak; No. l, yellow, spot. P stsa1k c s1.s5. a
 Hay-Steady; s12 o s15. a
 Potatoes, 6Oc e $11214- V Bran-Demoralized 1915; 8; ot. a,
 Guiteau. n WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Pres ,i dent granted John ". Gulteau aud ir cncc yesterday af ernoon, but gave I, lim no hope of pardon or reprirve- tt iuiteau said ta Dr. Hicks yes' ertiay fl that te was surs of l. $ re- o ward and was ready to 90, hut pi loped the execution may be stayed. F Mrs Scoville arrived and hopes to q, See the President and Guiteau- She ir Intends to be present at the exeeu- dl ion.
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 ALEXANDRA, June 2S.-Th are to resh murders of Christians in the 2, Delta villages and several murders tn lear Benka. Al intention is ex- Tn pressed of seizing Europeans as tc hostages. The United States steam 1c 1T Lancaster has arrived. in
 Want Nominees Changed. h, SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 28.-There q. S a rumor in Democratic circles that =. here is probability that the names | f Carpenter nominee for Railroad | for the 1st district, nd Humphrey. Commissioner for nd district will be taken down frem he ticket and two others substitu- ed. The rumor is given for what it 8 worth. Cl
 A Contested Seat.
 WASHINGTON, June 2S.-In the Iouse. the contestant Tn the election in ase of Streebach vs. Herbert. of the fl econd Alabama district, was grant. d leave to withdraw from the con est without prejudice. The Com P llttee on Electirns rep 1Tied reso- I ltion declaring vacant the seat of ne Fourth Alabama district. which Tas adopted
 Chicago Races.
 CHICAGO, Jnne 2S.-At the Dsv- right track there was good attend N, nee yestervay, and ''etilng was s eavy. In the first race, flash staSes, or two-year-old ol:s, five furloags ;arnes and Ascender made run ing race, the rest punched, and j rith varying success. Ascender and Iarnes strained for the front. The srmer won by half len 'th, Barnes econd, three lengths before Pearl 'hern third, Gano fourth. Time O3.
 Second race-selling purse-tLs niles, all ages, Flanders woE 5y clf length, Barlow Second tn..-d. Barney fourth -a.< rr1ta winner Sve-