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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
YELLOW FEVER.

GUAYMAs, Mex, Sept. 17.-It is now clearly established that the dis ease raging here is yellow fever; all who can are fleeing from the city. The medical corps is being re-irfcr- ced as rapidly as possible. Twelve of the lately arrived opera troupe have died Eighteen deaths were reported yesterday; many others not reported; the streets are deserted :, the only sound heard is the rumbling of death cart. The board of health issued Ln order that the dead be inl> mediafely removed and buriedi the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20


 THE Epitaph stoutly malniains that Ward, killed last Sunday at the Antelope Spring., Cochise Counsy, was killed by Indians The eviden- ces conIected with the killing are very decidedly against the EfftapA if our dispatches are trustworthy. But then the EDitaph displays such an abnormal desire to lance Crook that it is liable 10 see everything in connection with Indians affairs in 3 Crooked light and therefore draw irresponsible conclusions and make irresponsible statements.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
THE ROMAN NTIC REGIONS of the MazatKafs
By our Travelling CorrespOndenf.

DEADMAN's CAnoN, Sept. 13, 1883 EDITOE HERALD:
 Deadman's Cafion heads at the foot of North Peak in the Mazatzals and takes a westerly course of twen- ty miles to the Verde river, separat- ing with its deep precipitous gorge the Mullen and Hardenburg mesas- This is ihe largest tributary of the Verde below East Fork, and de bouches some twenty-five miles north of Fort Mcdowell. It is a wild rugged cahon, picturesque in he extreme and impossible through out it's entire length, except in two or three places. Standing on its brink one may see ihe water glIding through it's rocky channel two hun- dIed feet beneath him, and look down on the tops of the tali syca~ morcs and stately alders that strive in win te reach the upper air. It
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Photographic Items.

Tie Bark Brettania was wreck ed off the coast of Nova Scotia last week and thirteen lives lost.
 The California prison directors who have been turned out of office by Gov. Sioneman, are out in an open letter to the governor the lan> guage of which bctreys the fact that it's packers are mad. It rakes the governor down without ceremony.
 Julius Brutus Booth, the actor is dead.
 Trouble is brewing between the Chinese and English on the island of Hong Kong.
 The old Alta Calit0rniG is about to be sold to ex-governor Johnson of California and will be run as an Independent paper with democratic tendencies.
 k. c. Hinton is testifying before he Senate Land Committee Tn WasE- ington. He asserts that one San Francisco firm holds s,000,0O0 acres ot land in New Mexico unlawfully.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

WouLD it not have been more cor sistent and shown fairer desire for impartialiiy if the editor of the Gazette had published President SIcDensld's postal card with the comments !?
 Many Of Us who have subscribed to the late fund would like to see the ca1d published rot only in justice to ourselves but also in justice 10 Pres idcnt Mcdonald.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

THE Navajo Indiars have ccn- ciuded to go on the war path and attacked Navajo Springs sta ton on the A. & P. road on the 18th instant. They also stopped the east bound train at the same place, but finally let it proceed without harm to anyone. There has been considerable fighting between the Irdians and whites, tine former num- herring about enc hundred, all well mounted and armed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

says: For Several weeks past pair of Mormon elders have been preach~ ing in the country. Monday last Miss Annie, an IS years old daughter of MT. Adams, disappeared from her home. Search was instituted and she was found concealed in a h9;:se at Cedar Grove where the elders were visiting, She had been cons verted into the Church of Jesus Christ ty one of the elders aud had i,een in hiiing several days before she was discovered by her parents. With the utmost difficulty she was persuaded to return home, as she wished to go to Utah. Last night the elders were found in house, few miles from Laurel, about mid night. They received call from about 150 able-bodied men who es- corted them to the woods where they made them strip and submit to a | coating of tar and feathers. They were then threatened with iynching if .hev did not leave tke country speedi y.
 | THE DEMOCRACY SEEKING HARMONY.
 NEW YORK, Sept 14-At a meet tlng of the Tammany committee on organization tonight, the Chairman ot the committee on Harmony, re- ported that the country democracy declined to enter into any overlures looking towards united delegation He thought the democracy was act~ ing iad r misapprehcnsion. The country democracy had evidently misunderstood Tainmany's proposi> ton. He asked that matters be re- ferred back so that more explicit proposition could be made. This was opposed but John Kelly, while declaring Tammany Hall, could not accept the country democracy's in> vitation to enter it's primaries with out declaring itself dissolved. He dweit strongly upon the necessity of union and said he was in favor Of trying every means to secure it. A motion to refer report back carried. The German democracy organization of this city resolved to send delega- tes 10 the democraiict State Conven- ti.D
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

over the territory, prospected snffi> ciently to demonstrate their value, await the erection of works for the reduction Of their products. Ari- zona is noted for the production of free milling ores, and yet a large percentage of it's mines yield smelt- ing ores, car. wing mostly their own fluxes .-EG.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

Hi Mcdonald narrowly escaped the lost of his residence this morn ing by fire. The stove pipe had slip- ped down unnuticed till it lead the noke and sparks up against the under side of the roof and the shing- les were soon on nre. The fire was immediately discovered however and Mir Mcdonald succeeded in putting it out with few pails of wafer and the assistance of Mir. Alsap who happened to be passing.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

EASTERN papers throughout the corn regions state that many farmers will be obliged to buy corn this fall on account of their entire crop being destroyod hy frost. This is especial ly the case in southern Wisconsin and Niehigan.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

Ayopng man in PennsylS ania was recently married, and went stark mad deforc the justice could make opt his marriage certificate. II takes level head to stand ihe strain especially when It is continued fer fifty years at stretch.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
for inc lawlessness of


 thls smasr section. Immisra ion is kept out. Our industries are retard~. cd. New Mexico has had pliae and vim encu h 10 cure herself of . mrch worse condition than this lirle section of Arizona is Tn. Have we not county governments and Ferris torial government strong enough to nut speedy end to this curse of our Territory? It is high time tIat 'omr body somewhere was looking into ih SC matters. If our Territory expects to thrive and becomes all ii boasts of there must be very diff ferent state of society affairs.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the iudIscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man- hood, etc, will send a recipe thai will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a self>addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. LYMAN.
 Station D, New York City.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Notice for Publication.

IFirst pub ication, Aug g. 10s3.J NOTICE is hereby given that the N following named se tier has fil d Inc tice If his intent on ma ina! pro in suDrOrt of his cl jim. and that said pr of will be made before the Hon. D. Ii. Pinney, Jndge of the 3nd Dist Court at his cham bers in fhoenix, Arlzona, on Sept. 9. 1883, viz
 obins Keller. of Phoenix, Ma'i.ora Co. ATizona, for the N. w Az of Sec 26. Town , N. R. E. .and name lha following as his witnesses. viz. AnSel Ssort. Chart E Dav s, amuel Franklin and William Tur kington. all Of Ph. enix, Arg ppa
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Pre- em ion No. e5l. Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

PRrsto1T continues to scare on the small pox question. There is money in her present scare for cer. tain cf Ter citizens, hence they scare worse and worse each day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Fractions in fiflhs in proportion
 IIS.r DE I,ilIzEs

1867 Prizes, amounting to. .$265 300 Application for rates to cluls should be made only to inc office of the Company in New Orleans. For further mation write clearly. giving full addres. Mako P. O. Money Orders payable and ud- dr ss Registered Letters to
 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK,
 New Orlears, La. Ordinary letters by mail or express 10 NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans La. or NJ. A. Dauphin, GOT Seventh St., Washington, D. C.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

Miss BEATRICE B1ALocK of Geor- gia was recently gagged and put in a carriage ard driven off while pass ing through wood with her little brother who was also gagged, bound and left OF the ground.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

ABoUr s04 government employees of color are on lle ray rolls at the Capital. Seventy of these are clerks or ceryizts. A number of them get from $! zoo to s1.eO0 per year wages
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

F GENERAL SHERMAN thinks that Albuquerque is the coming city of the southwest. She certainly has a liigLt outlook.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

THE Canadian Meilaodis;s hereto fore comprising four distinft branches of Methcdism have united their forces.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT
 KILLED.

LoRDsBURG, Sept. 16.-A telegram from Clifton says. " Jack Ryan, for merly correspondent for the Musca- tine Iowa Journal, and recently cor respondent for the Adoance, was as sassinated about ten o'clock last night lie received three mortal wounds. The parties doing the shoot. ing have not as vet been discovered"
 Mart, the cowboy, shot tine other day, dIed this morning. Intense excitement prevails and the question is asked, "who is to De the next victiml"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

THE produce market in the East hns teen very much distul bed by the htavy frosis.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
MARRIED.

COX-BOYD.-At the M. E. Church South, Phoenix, A. T., on Sunday evening, September IS
 1883, by Rev. J E. McCann, MT Frank Cox and Mrs. Anna Boyd.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Hcmstead Notice For
 uhlicafion.

First Publication, August 30 1ssS) LAND OFFICE, TUcsoN A. T. Aug. 24Ih 1883. NJ OTsGEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT " he efillowing-named settler has fil- ed n0tic of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be taken before h . Hon. b. II Pinney. Judge of ;he 2nd Jndicial DistsicG If Ariz Ona. at his chan be in Phoenix, on Tu. s1ay Oct End Se3 VIZ.
 James r. Mo; ett for the s. F. L of Sec :, 10 Twp \ O tn. Range East, e. S- k. M. and nes the following as hi witnes- SIS VIZ: George R0Neris William Ruff l.. R Shaw, aud Wilii m Wilson all of Phoenix, Maricopa Go. Arizona.
 B. M. THOMAS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
AP.rr 1T TIE OFFICE FOR ADvERTfsTN,
 AT. Inn. Il A...r,s

TIE Tiffany case is on deck in Tucson.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

AN Eastern exchange suns up the loss of life, by accident extraordin- a.y, so far this year at 100. coo.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Homestead Notice for rubIfca.
 tiOn.

(First publication Aug. 3O:h 1ssO
 LAND OFFICE TUCsoN, A. T., Aug 27, b 1883 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the following nam sd settler has filed notice of his tentiOn 70 m ike final proof ill supper. of his claim, and that said proof will he made b fora Fon- D. II. Pinnev of the End JTdlcial Distsict Court. Maricopa county. A. T.. at his chambers in Phoenix on the 2lih day of Sep ember, 1883 viz:
 Abram Ba1tOn, for the e Ii If sec 2S. township 1 n, e, Gila and Salt liver meridian, and names Ihe following as his witness s. viz: Neils Peterson. John T. Fri s Thomns n Walker and Winfield P. Cummings, all of Tempe. Mar c pa county, Arizona. B EN. NJ. THOMAS
 Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Total paid bv all s4 ss1. .O6O

Total paid by ali.... S4 SSl ,U6u
 For the truth of ihe above facts we refer the public to the officers of the above named corporaii' ms, and for our legality aud standing to he ' Mayor and Officers of ihe City of New Orleans, to the State authorif- ties of L Lruisiana. and also io the V :, Officials of Louisiana We ciafm to be legal. honest and correct in a our transactions, as much 90 as any business in the country Our s'and- ing is conceded by all who will in- vtstigaie, ard our stock Ea- for wears been sold at our Board os Bro- kers, and owned by many cf our best known and r, spccted citizens
 2z. A. DAUPHIE, President. sE-EAP P1TAL PRIZE $55 OD0-&9 rzy T.. =
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
NEW ORLEANS, August 1 TO THE PUBE
Investi=ate For Yourselves

Ah htCrNtsss1t r \ UT OI I9rhbC19 Postmaster General Gresham hav- ing publ shed wilfnl ard malicious falseLood IT: r. g r,l to inc character of The Louisiana State Lottery Cons pany the following facts are given 10 the public to prove his statement, ,thet we are engaged in fraudulent bu-i- ness, 10 be false ami uftrue:
 Amount of prizes paiG. y Tho Louisiana State Lntifry Company from January l, 1879, to Present date:
 Paid to the Southern Exs
 press Go, New Orleans,
 T M. Wescnat, manager S1 ,366, 300 Paid to the LouIsiana Ma tional Bank, Jos. H.
 Qglesby, President. ... z63, 900 Paid to Louisiana State
 National Bank, s. II.
 Kennedy, President .... 125, 100 Paid to New Orleans Ma win, Pre-ident. ...,. es,55o Paid 10 Union National
 Bank, $. Ckurlaron. Ca-
 shler.. ..-......... 64,450
 [. carriere, President. l. 57,ooo Pai tn Germania National
 Bank. Jules Cassard,
 President -. aO,oOo Paid 10 Hibernia National
 shier' a5Ooo Pald to Canal Bank, Ed.
 Toby, Cashier. 1s.15o Paid to Mutual National
 Bank. Jos. Mitchell, Gas
 shier. ...............-.- o.~UO
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

PNotCAAOO, CIV AOSAAi-ay ~ PeS AAt OAi Abbott ". H. Rymer Caleb Bowner I. R. Rhinebuck $. D Basker Joshua Rogers D. T. 6 Bullard J. G. Smith J. w. Calce F. Whitcomh F s. Butcher Chas A. Wells John A. Douglas John 3 Francisco Loras Gilbert D. B, Casimiro L. 3 Goiches Chas. P. Rafael Caranado Hayes H. B. ? Jose Brnandes Koantze Mrs. Katie Juan Wilson Leamar Peter Lomas Lopez McClintock John Refugia Lois de Millett Mrs Mallie Poiomares Massh Richard Facimdo Salazar McLeane D. c. Juan Marefues Peterson L. P. Melyindes Lispero Call for "Advertised Letters"
 GEO. E. MowRY,
 Postmaster.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

KEARNY has contract to "agitete' in New Ycrk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
THE ToNeuIN QUESTION.

VIENNA, Sept 15-A London cor respondent of the News Free Press says: China and France have ac- cepted ia principal the mediation of England for the settlement of the Tonquin question.
 THE PARNELL FUND WINS.
 LONDON, Sept. I4.-Parnell paid of the mortgage on his estate, amouuting to eI3, 900, from the pros ceeds of the Paruell testimonial fund.
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co
 CONCORD. N. H., Sert, 14--The Senate under suspension of rules passed bill incorporating the Southern Pacific Company. It is proposed to consolidate number of large railroad and steamboat lines, connecting Texas and the South.
 SIX CASES AND ONE DEATH.
 PENSACOLA. Sent. 15--The city is sti.l healthy; 6 new cases and one death at the navy yard in tie last 24 hours.
 THE sLIcKENs MATTER.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, Sept. 15.- Judge Deadly sails for San Francisco Wednesday nexl to sit in tue U. s. circuit court with Sawyer on the final hearing and decisioh of the SIkeEs matter.
 A ROARING TIME AT wERTENRERG
 BERLIN, Sept. 15.-There was general demonstration this evening at Wcrtcnberg. Dense crowds thronged the streets, singing nation- and religious songs; especially Luth era hymns-Fine feste-beng.
 FL PAso PARAGRAPHS.
 FL PAso, Sept 15.-The Mexicans across the river are celebrating their Independence Day by illumln- aiions, bonfires and dances. The grand tall by inc Junta Patriotlca, takes place tomorrow night and in . vitaions have been sent to many of the prominent citizens of this town.
 Important Indian news is hourly expected from Chihuahua. Nothing important has yet occurred.
 The mayor of Fl Paso has isssued proclamation fer an election on Oct ober second to decide whether the city shall issue six thousand dollars in bends for the cree ion of pest house and hospital, and nine thou> sand dollars for city hall and jail.
 It Is reported that the Atchison Tupeha and Santa Fe road will ex- tend it's branch already built to the co4lfeids near Soccrro, New Mex leo, or to White Oaks thus getting ahead of both Gould and Hunting ton and making White Oaks and Lincoln county, N. M., tributary to Socorro.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Letter List.

The following is tie list of un- claimed letters remaining in the nostoffice. at Phoenix. Sentemher IT :.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
Louisiana sssta Lottery ctnpanv.

"We do hereby certify fh it aoe supcr0fse the arrangements .far dH the Month 2 and Semi 1nDuGt Drapings of lhs Louisiana etGte Lottery Company md in person mdHGge and control ths Dratoiags Memselr s, and thGt iAe same are conducted a1ith honesfy fdirRess, and in good .tdiih toiCafds GU prTt es, 1nd t1e aRthori@e ths Company, 10 use
 lis certifcate. so5tk c Jac> sinafle Of tisemeats.n
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
VETERAN EDITOR DEAD.

NEwBUKYPaRr, Mass Sept. IT, Hon. Joseph B. Morse, died this morning of apoplexy, aged 75. He was the editor of the Newburypork Herald for 21 years and afterwards connected with the Boston Traveller and Courier
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
AFTER THE FIVE LAMBS.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 15.-The Cirontcls special from Rockville, Indiana, to the New York World
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
sep rnser 20. Is.s
SGRSIRIEIIOn RIFLES.


 H,,llN He.aie. Ter week. ...... 2Fc't. .1sil~ Heraif', SIX meitls,. ..S h.Oe Daily Herald, one wear. 1G0f' Nr '''-' Ferasl, three morfhs. l2t Weekly Herald, six months,.. 200 Weekly Herald, oae y ar, in ad- H"i'Se, .'..-.--'-.-. ", VI. Same on tIne,- -o-Ou AP-r1 1T 1EE OFFICE FOR ADVERTISING
 AND Jos RATES. T. is psre- on file at all the Principal Newspaper Az. ncies in San Francisco and Eastern Cities
 C.. ake ,5 Me. chnnf-' Fxrhe nge, is ous special Sa1 Francisco Agent H. Ea;es, q Pa k Row. ill act as ou. New York Agent
 L. P. Fisher, q Merchants Exchange. San Francisco will have the HEeALD or fae and soncit business.
 No ne SOL ls anthor'zed to do business ir any way for thi raT1er whose name is not here announced IS our agent. We eaye no travsiing asen 8.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

Total paid as above .$2, ,253 ,e50- { Paid in sums of under $l GOO at the various offices If tie Company, throughout the Un:ied States. ..............2 2.627, 40
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
ELEaTRrC TRAMwAY.

NEW YORK, Sept 17.-A cable special to the Sun from London says: "The fir e!, ctric tram xay in the world was opened yesterday to run from the railroad terminus at Port Rush to the Giants Causeway.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
COMMIssIoxgRs

Incorporated in 1868 for 9 years by he Legislature for Elucaii nal and Charitable poscs-wIth capital O: 900 O00-to w ich a re- serve fund of over S550, GOO has since been added.
 By an overwhelming popular vote ts franchise was made q part of the present State Constitution adorted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
 The on'y Lottery eucr uoted on and en dofsed y the pecple of qRy Slate,
 ltl>ter scales or postpones.
 It's Grand Single Number Draw ings take place monthly. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE TEN I'll GRAND DRAWING, CLASS K, at Nfw Orlelns, Tussd y, October 9, 1883 -16l,t Monthly Dfdwing. CAPITAL PRIZE, S75.OOO.
 TICKETS S5 % EACH.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

wCAPITAL PRIZE s55 030- -6s Tickets only %5 Shares in PrO-
 portion.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
A REIN OF TERROR IN TEXAS

GALVESTON, Sept. 1S.-The News Longoren special says: A rein of ter> TOT prevails on every portion of the country except, perhaps, KilgOre, from which place there is no report The excitement is due to the raid upon the whites supposed to be con- templated by negroes. The farmers have their wives and children in houses and are holding guard over them.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
NOT sHERIFF WARDS SON.

TOMBSTONE, Sept r, - Sheriff War,i's son was not killed. Tie man was George Ward, one of the owners of the Antelope Spring ranch. All evidence shows the man not to have been killed by Indians. When found he had on full belt of cartridges. In the cabin few feet distant were several guns and quantity of am.> muniiion. More than 8 hundred head of horses were also there. Not thing taken.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20

VIENNA, Sept 15-A London cor respondent of the News Free Press says: China and France have ac- cepted ia principal the mediation of England for the settlement of the Tonquin question.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1883-06-13
A Youthful william.

About = o'clock Tuesday evening
Officers were sent in search Of one
Dick Flinner, a molatto hoy about
10 years Of age, and who has lately
been employed in Sercer's barber.
shop. The charge preferred against
him is rape, and his victim il a little
colored girl, about 10 years ofage.
lie was promptly arrested and lodged
injail. IL appears that late in the
afternoon Of Tuesday F'linner enticel
the girl with promises Of selling for
her some Strawberries which she had
brought to town on'the street. to q
hack lot, aud into stable lot. where
he proceeded to carry out his beastly
purpose. The girl gave the alarm,
but her screams were either too faint
or given too late to attract attention
before the young villain had succeed.
ed IN committing his hellish deed.
Upon the approach Of parties who
had heard the girls scream. young
Flinner fled, but. as abo; stated.
was sOOn after captured and placed
injail.--AsheriNe Citispn.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1883-06-13
Western North Carolina Railroad.

The directorso Of the Western North
Carolina Railroad held meeting in
Salisbury last week for The purpose
of filling the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Mr.. j. II. McNTnriy.
As II result the meeting, Mr.. J. W.
Daniel was elected auditor. aud Mr..
W. \. Turk was elected assistant
general passenger and freight agent.
to take charge about June 18th. The
schedule on the Western North Caro-.
lima Railroad has been changed as
follows: t. The train going west leaves
Salisbury at 1910 u. m., arriving at
Warm Springs at 12:l0 p. m. The
train sOing east leaves Warm Springs
at 3::ij ?. M, and arrives at Salisbury
at 2:lO a. ~, making close connection
with The lt.& ID. Railroad both ways
andat Warm Springs with the 4. T. V.
Il q. lailroad.-dsheeak Citizen.