Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-05

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 LORDsEURG, March 3G--A Sep;
 special says band of hilty Indian o a'tacl,ed the sheep r.nch of a Gc
 man seven miles east of thai plac
 a5ont o'clock p m yesterday an !, l;;ll' about 40 head If s.cen. IT
 Il, r,irr was cut of from the ranc
 and Iasd' lis. wy into $ par at f l1;e nour la ght Fifty Indian
 were sen nem Acocz's ranch, Ari
 zon1, last 'v'ning, going m tie q
 rcction of Cii ton.
 E. ert rror, -a.4 C94Ins.
 s} AsHINGroN, March GO.-IndiaI Con.Inissioner Price yesterday re-
 ceivcd q telegram from Agent will
 COX, it San Car os asencv, dnleg
 ThurSday, as follovs: There is con
 finued quiet among the reservation
 Indians. am keeping vigiiant
 watch of them ard there are no signs of lheir quitting work for any purpose. Yesterday $ report of nine citizens killed by ile Indians faom | Old Mexico, near the upper Gii,i, on the iiae u tween New Mexico an,l Arizona, was confirmed today. Probable, EIursse-.
 YREKA, Cal, March 29-Mrs. Lud- dy, an elderly lady, has been found in guIcl ab ut five miles north of Cal.aLan's. She has been missing sirce Sunday night The gulch is only three feel deep She h. been having too much tr uble with her eilhbors about water. The coron- CTS jury found-hcr strangled by un- known parties.
 Uurderrd.
 LAHEDo, March 30-It is r,Imored | that a party of five Americans who | left for the in; crior of Mexico, wi Il stock, were murdered in camp near Sallillo.
 Earthquake
 SAN FRANCISCO, Mclt 30-A slight shock of earthquake occurred at ' :45 his morning. Further south the ,heck was heavy. At Watsonville, santa Cruz county. nine shocks were felt, breaking crockery, plastering, etc. At Ilollisier, San Benito coun- y, plate elass windows were smash d, brick buildings cracked There yas temporary panic and the streets were filed with inhabitants, mary n ulsdrcss.
 Eraub'e amOn= the IEIEers.
 DENVER, March 29-Rcceutly the fire: tors of the Bas ick Mining ompaay, of New York, have re- eived threatening letter from a ( lrge number of miner at Querida, l here inc mine is located, demand I ng the dismissal of Superintendent d 'erlins and Foreman McGregor, [ harging insuiferable tyranny and lat they interfere in numberless -a5 with the rights of the men, etc. Te are reliably informed that lhe l iIation of the trouble is that Fer " ins discovered that an organized n ird has been long -tealing ore from o ie company and was instrumc ntal a sending several to the peniteniary. q o-day the malconten's served mo- r; ces on fifty persons to leave the wn forthwith, threatening violence n ueri.la ard the surrounding coun- II y are terribly excited. Armed al iners are parading the reets; the u WIS are defied. Governor Grant has ta zen called upon to proclaim martial W, and fears are entertained of oodshed before morning. Il
 Tennessee Legislation. nl NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 29-An m i has passed the Legislature mak- oi 9 il felony to keep gambling es- m or to rent houses for 1t purpose.
 The Senate passed the Edmunds ty bstitute for the House bill estab- A ming a re-commission similar to SI 6 Georgia commission. The house A $ already rejected a similar sub tute, and the final passage of the Il is rroblematcnI. T,
 Overflow Imminent in NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-The to is rising two inches per VI y- Al the junction, the new l.vees ju tween ChurchviiIe and Simsport ist e fast giving way. Very few pian- H lions along the river will escape si. e overflow. SC
 Preparing tO Die. Ia Vt, March 29-Mrs Ill eakers, convicted of killing her al ughter, will be hanged tomorrow uE ie received letter fron her son va mon to-day, urging her to confess, TT ying his confession made him feel he ough b tier to pay him for ta w in it cost. Shortly after Almon ve sited his mother in her cell. They th ook hands, the mother showing fe It slight excitement over the letter. al e claimed that all was false, and of mons lies had brought her to her to esent position, and demanded why
 did so. During the interviee, Ci hich lasted over an hour, she show c; great resolution. She still main- ch ined her innocence. She had an co tervicw later with the chaplain, al hen she Was more uneasy. tn
 CoEkiin to be EndIcted. w NEW YORK, March 30-The grand ce " began investigation to day | th e case of Conkling and he will pl obablv i,e indieted ap6 roarreSted h.