Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
euAYMAs VIEWS.


 GUAYNAs, Sept. BOA copious raiu, maI king seventy six hundreds of an inch, fell last night and drop> ped our thermometer to seveniy- eight, ihe first tune since May last .. The collector of the post has allowed the steamer to lani the fruit and ap- plts on board, but to he in the ware house till such time as the B ,ard ot Health will allow them to be sold Dr. Ma'teo, of the twenty-seconi b \ ttalion is down with the fever. Daily reports are b ought in ot persons who have lett here dying in the lD~ terior. Not less than eight hundred persons. have left Guaymas in the last seven days. Now that the cord on is established at No.ale~ for inc United St tes an al Torres for Hers mnsi To. the exodus has, in q mea- sure quieted; but many parties are going inward by priva conveyance. The steamer Newborn is announced to sail tn>day :tr nooa; but SO far has not left. She takes some one huns dred thousand pound af bullion from here. principally from the interior The number of deaths foot up for the last twenty four hours ten, but only SIX new cases are rep ,rted. Mir. Tneo.J .Srely left tonight in specia but his complaint is only cold an;i light famat;ol of he lungs; his pl,ce will De supplied by MT. J. c. H. Sawyer who is expected to arrive tomorrow.
 Whether cool; thermometer eighty three Ut TWO p. m wind s0uih-a-t. MExIc AN GORDON CLOSING AROUND
 THEM.
 CAsAs GRANnEs, Sept. 19.-By c urier via Corra itns and the Santa Maria river to San Jos-, thence by wire The Apaches gre still close by. but have shifted their camping ground little further away from hetowD. Ju IS chief in command Geronimo seconi. and Mana third. The Indians have been trading hor- scs and guns for such supplies as they need but no ammunition is al lowed 10 he sold them. A small Mexican boy who traded ten cartri,i- ges was instantly placed Tn jail. Large quantities of mescal have been supplied them. There are now some troops here anl large bodies on the way, but l am forbidden to give any account of exact numbers or their movements, by Major Ornate, the commanding officer.
 A terrible conflict may break ou; any moment; it is simply a que-ti n of short time. Will do my utmost to keep you posted.
 MORE APACHE TROUBLES iN MEXICO.
 EL PAso, Texas, Sept. 19-Valious reports have resched here concern, ing conflict be;wc Mexicans and Apaches. Nothing definite has been received. A special from San Jose station on ihs Mexican Central says that numerous rumors came into Ojo Caliente, saying that Apa- ehes were rounding up the stock ,and that general consternation prevail ed all over the country. We have :wo correspondents in the field, who will keep you advised of the move ments of the Indians.
 VETOED.
 BOSTON, Sept. 19.-A special from Concord New Hamp>h re. says: The governor iias decided not to sign ihe Southern Pacific R ilroad company and Steamboat company incorpor- ation biE, which pa-sed both brans ches of the legislature.
 NOMINATED.
 BosToN, Sept. 9-Robinson was nominated for governor on Ihe first ballot, having 996 vot"s out of I169.
 On the first ballot for lieu enanI governor, Ames had 775 votes ous of 1v97.
 ACCEPTED.
 WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-Secretary Folger said this afternoon that the resignation of Supervising Architect Il;1I x--1,,lI