Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
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 MORE ABOUT THE STAGE ROBBERS
 LoRDsBURa, August, 24.-Th evening train came in from Cliftol bringing four wolnded Chiname
 An Chong was shot in the righ
 shoulder, ranging down; itis though
 to be fatal An Hoyt was sho
 trough the lower muscles of th,
 t'eft leg; S@m Tang was shot througl
 he lower abdomen, the ball enter
 f g on the left side and coming ou
 on the left hip; Ah Lin's arm ii
 fractured near the body on the righ' Side They say that they, in com
 pany with tiree o:her Chinamen
 left Clifton, on the stage for Lords
 burg, and that they were followed by hree men on horseback from the town of Clifton, and that about four or five miles this side of Clifton the cowboys or rustlers that had been following them rode up to the stage demanding their money and open ing fire at the same time, and that Sam Tang fired .in return, killing ere of the robbers. All that we know to certainty is that at about nine o'cluck this morning four Chinamen are wounded-two fatally and one will lose his arm, if he does not die. The robbers. had one man killed and succeeded ip getting $500 from the Chinamen. Further par ticulars as soon as I can procure them.
 EL PAso AND MEXICAN NEWS.
 FL PAso, August 23,-The new Mayor and City Council have been installed and have filled all the ap- pointed offices of the city. The en- tire city administration is now Tn harmony and new era of prosperity is assured.
 The instruments for the telephone exchange have at last arrived and poles are being erected for the wires
 The condition of affairs at the Me> 4ican Central front is deplorablc. At Huajuquilla there are a large number of Americans ont of work, and they have banded together and subsist by a systematic course of robbery. A number of cars and also 1 houses, occupied by officials of the road, have been burglarized, and | several attempts have been made to rob trains.
 Small pox Is reported at Las Cru ces, B miles north of here; on the A. | T. & s. F. R R.
 In Union There IS Strength.
 PORTLAND, Oregon August 2S -I The tracks of the Northern Pacific | were united at 5 o'clock this after noon. Trains to- morrow will begin | running reeularly on the eastern end | to point 58 miles of Helena. and ! are now run ing regularly on tbis [ end to a poinf 53 miles east of aIis- sou a, leaving gap of 20 miles C be staged Four Hundred Killed and Four
 Wounded.
 LIMA. (via Galveston) August 29.-l The Chilian csief at Huacho was ins formed that large body of Indians 10 sack ihe city and tout the party Tn fav v,r of peace on the occasion of evacuation. The ChilIans he Indians, killing 400 and | 400 others The Chilians loss was insignificant |
 Hilton Arrestrd
 TOMBSTONE, il. T., August 24.-I Perry M. Hilton, well known rancher | and government contractor, was ar> rested last evening on complaint made by man named Campbell, l who accuses him of defrauding the government, by illegal purchases of | barley frcm soldiers. Hilton, who | is suffering from a wound in the head recently received, gave bonds in the sum of S1,O00 to surrender to the authorities uqon recovery.
 Drilling for the Prize.
 SAN FRANCISCO August 24.-Therc is an assemblage of six thousand | people at the pavilion this evening; every seat is occupied and hardly | standing room; four bands dis coursed music etc. St. Bernard, | Commandery drilled for halt l an hour; vocal music by the San Francisco Loring Club of l twenty five voices was also given.
 Righway Robbery.
 DUNCAN; A. T., August 24.-At 8 a. m l this morning on Big Hill, six miles south of Clifton, Pomcroy's baggage wagon, loaded with Chinanen, was by three rustlers. The 1 returned the fire, wound 1 ing one rustler mortally. Four Chi namen were wounded; two fatally. The robbers succeeded in getting three hundred dollars cash.
 Swa1p Fever.
 WAsHrNeToN, August 24.-The l telegram from Pensacola was received tonight the Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital: One of the sailors died last night. A post mortem examination by Dr. Mu rray, of the Marine Hospital ser> vice, and Dr. Lord pronunced the not yellow fever, but pernicious swamp fever.
 The Last Of his Line.
 VIENNA, August 24 The Comte de Chambofd died this morning