Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

sssss.s-.es.-eese-ss:y ,e-s,ez,-e.nsaassss. y cargo. The Mercedes from Maza. l. tan is still in quarantine which has d caused considerable comment among r people, In port to sail to day Bar e ques Montana and Trace Roberts fol ,t Puget Sou.d. Only six deaths ree o ported in the last twenty four hours ELEVEN HUNDRED SHORT. GLOBE, A. T., Sept. 10.-Positive
 Information has been received here . shat the count on Fri lay, the 14th
 inst, at San Carlos was eleven huns : dred shor: ana unaccounted for. Our
 citizens seem 10 be in accord in their denuncia ion of military manages
 mont.
 STOCK AND FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-At a meet , ing of the stock holders of the Flo . rida ship Can I and Transit Compa- ny, resolved that the board of directs
 DTS be authorized to make contract
 for the continuance of the Canal and
 issue stock and first mortgage bonds
 for that purpose.
 ROW IN THE REPU8IICAS CANT. e.
 NEw YORK. Sept. 19.-The ex- ecutive committee of the IndepeEd ent Republicans this evening adopt~ cd a resolution denouncing the rrp- clamation of the machine organiZa> tion; that it's doors were open to all Republicans; declaring the late pri- maries were conducted according 10 the usual machine methods, and that only five If eighty dele ga;eJ cleo ed are independents, and con rluie1 ty stating, while they are loyal Rcpub> licabs they do not hold themselves bound to obey the order of this garg of politicians. sHIPwRECKED. Sr. JOINS, N. F., Sept. 19-The 1 French schooner Mercury, which arrived at St. Pierre last night from Grand Banks, picked up on the 12th two Newfoundland fisherman, Walsh an NJ itfhews, in dory, having been adrift six days without food or wnsr. They become de.irious and " ,lsh opened his veins and sucked blood 10 gueach his terrible thirst. They were sp helpless that they had to be hoisted aboard the vessel with a rope. The Mercury also brought the cap ain and three of the crew wrecked on a Newfoundann bark, the Medianna. They knew nothing oi the balance Of tue crew.
 THE GREELY RELIEF PARTY.
 WAsHIN9roN, Sert. 19.-The Powhattan will be ordered tc-mpr- row to leave St. Johns for New Y Drk ani bring with her the Grecly relief expedition party.
 BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
 FIREMEN.
 DENVER, Sept 19.-The tenth an nual convention of Brotherhood Of Locomotive Bremen of the United States and Canada IS in session here. President Arnold, of Columbus, Ohio, presided At he opening ex- ercis,s speeches were made by Col Maynard, editor of the Indianapolis Congressman Belford, Ex- Gov Rout:, $. NJ. Stevens and others " Henry Ward Beechei who is deliv- erlng scrles of lectures here, spoke len minutes. About 1S0 delegates are present representing the same number of lodges and memLersh p If 5000. Executive session to-mcr> row. :,
 AFTER v1LLARD's SCALP.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-Wa1 Street II, a m.-Another attack was made OF Niliards shares this morn Y ing; Union Pacific declining 393s preferred, to 7a5s and Oregon Trans- fer to 645s; either stocks not prefer ed and remain strong; some shows .. ng of advance over last nights dosing.
 F THE FRENCH EvACUATE ToNQUIN. ' LONDON. Sept. 19.-The Dally Tel graph correspondent at paris states hat China has proposed to accept .,1 he French protcc crate Tn Annam 'n the cord.tion that the French sacuaie Tonquin. NJ
 WHAT BUTLER HAS TO SAY.
 BosToN, Sept 19.--The following s an interview lad with General 1utIer, night;-RepoTIcr-'Gov- rnor Butler ] see it app. ars that Terry l. Pierce has written letter f withdrawal from the CANVASS" ient ral B Itler said,"Yes I see, but fo ews papers lie, so l can't place any p' dependence upon what they say. ai )o you really take it 10 be a wiih- to rawal2" Reporter-''Yes, sir, I am " ure of ii; have you any thing to say pi bout it?" Gov. ut'cr-"Y,s all ave to say is to repent an old cou- ii, let. Three cheer for the head al- of eady: Hurrah for the next to die."' in
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