Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-16

A eraily crushed him to pieces. but
 notwithstanding, he lived for an hour His vitality seemed wonder full. Hospital physicians state that , the breast was SO torn that his res> i, piratory organs were visible and 1 functions observed.
 , Carl York, a German musician, , aged 6S years, was returning home at two o'clock in the morning and was attacked by footpad who or-
 dercd him to throw up hls hands,
 relieved him of his watch and and
 money. The robber ordered him to
 move on and not to look around.
 Tho musician did so, but the curios>
 fly to see what sort of man it was
 who had robbed him, induced him
 to disobey the footpad's Instructions.
 The moment he did so the robbcr
 fired, putting two bullets in him,
 then escaped. His injuries are be-
 lievcd to be fatal. The robbery 
 took place in the section known in
 earlier days as Bsrbary Coast, and
 although in the very heart of the
 city, still considered a dangerous
 locality after midnight. John, Mum, gambler, who kill> | ed China boy at Turlock, Califor
 mia, last Monday was arrested yes
 tertiay at Santa Rosa.
 The Committee of Arbitration have sustained the decision of the Tea In- pcctor, who, in July 3rd con- tiemncd a hundred chests of tea, consigned to a Chinese firm in this city, as adulterated and unfit for use and if not sent out of the country within space of six months the tea to be destroyed by the Government.
 The Supreme Court has decided that Lloyd L. Majors, the murderer of Renowden, near Los Gates, hsv- ing been tried and condemed to life imprisonment is civilly dead and cannot be tried again on the same charge.
 Millionaire Flood has been elected Treasurer of the Board of the Uni versiiy Regents. vice D. o. Mills, resigned.
 The statement is published show 1 ing that a number of lepers admitted r; to the asylum in Hawaiin Islands, between the years of 1S65 and 1879 was 1927, of whom 66S were females and children.
 The California mineral expedition was formally opened to the public a in this city at noon to-dsy. It is the pest of the kind ever exhibited on [ Pacific Coast.
 The steamer Collier Wington, is q oading freight for Hongkong, and o will return with load of Chinese a or the coal mines Ut Departure Bay. n
 The first detachment of the Grand l 2 jommandery of Iowa arrived here \ ast night. The GraRd Commander u avs others from his state will ar- i've in few days, to the number of wo hundred.
 Two brutal crimes have been re- H 'orted at the police headquarters of le utrages committed upon women by band of hoodlums. In both cases he women were outraged, one at 8 l n the evening in a vacant lot ;, he other in her own house. In their ~ truggies with the fiends the women ." uffered bodily injuries; both being eft more dead than alive. Detect R yes were placed on the track of the ss uffi ans who have been captured and ID identified as lot of ex convicts. Il
 THE STRIKING OPERATORS.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 15 At noon to- 1T ay the committee of six striking m perators, formerly employed by the e Western Union, waited on General ol 1ckert and asked for an interview, e Ihich was granted. It is not known Il That proposition they have to ad- d. ance.