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BRITISH GRAIN MARKETS.

LONDON, July 16.-The Mark Lane E'c-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade the past week, says the heavy thunder
storms and chilly nights are unfavorable
for the crops, Native wheat is generally
firmer and dearer. Flour dull Foreign
wheats unimproved, except fine white,
which was frmer owing to scarcity. Flour
in moderate supply; trade slow. Maize
cheaper. Friday mixed American brought
25s Cd. Ex-ship cargos off coast very
quiet. Eighteen arrivals, five sales; twelve
cargoes withdrawn, nine remain, of which
one is California cargo. Sales of English
wheat during the week 33,476 quarters, at
AS I'd per quarter, against IA, 522 quarters
at 48s I'D the corresponding week last
year.
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NO. 1913

of venue was then asked, on the ground of
information of prejudice made known tc-
day. The court held that the motion came
too late. The defense excepted TO both
rulings, and the impanneling of jury
began.
RAILROAD CAR THIEVES IN LIMBO.
ST.. LOUIS, July 16.-Jas. Lane, Mick&eE
Kinally and Teddy Rahley, members of
gang of railroad car thieves. who have
been operating in this vicinity long timG
past, were arrested here tonight They
are charged specifically with stealing forty
kegs of white lead from car on the Wa
bash railroad May 10, shipped by the ST.
Louis Lead and Oil works to Davis d Son.
of Detroit, but they doubtless have hesH
concerned in many other robberies of q
like character. There are several otAGT
members of the gang, who NO doubt wFIg
soon be arrested.
CoLoRED "HoNAH.' HEALED
HELENA, Ark, July 16.-On Saturday
evening on Williamson's place, two miles
out, two negroes, one with muskes and
one with rifle, fought duel at twenty
PAGES. A ball entered the mouth of eRG
passing through his head. the other reea1v-
ed charge in his groin, and both were
injured seriously.
KILLED THE WRONG WOMAN.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 16.-Near TriRP
station, back of Arkansas City, on Sunday,
a negro named VIM. Vintis, killed a WoMaR
her for his wife, by shooting
into the house where she worked. He es
capped to swamp.
SUICIDE.
CLEVELAND, July 16.-Henry Schroeder
a tailor, fifty years old, supposed in-
sane, suicided to-day by hanging himseEG
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Brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 16.-Three-quar-
tiers mile, maiden two-year-olds - Lew
Smith LIST, Baullette I'd, Stringent Sd. Time
-1:194.
Mile-Rushaway LIST, Lille Dale ID,
Jesse James Sd. Time-144A.
Mile and one-eig hth-Hickory Jim LIST,
Red Fox I'd, Little Buttercup Sd. Time
1919.
Gabriel, the favorite, was left at the
post.
Mile and eighth, three year-olds Orange
Blossom 1st, Japonica I'd, Fair Barbarian
Sd. Time-1:5 914.
Mile, all ages-Swift 1st, War Culla ID
Pope Leo Sd. Time :43.
Hurdle race, mile and quarter iona
wanda 1st, Ben Edwards I'd, Buckra 3D.
Time-2:1S.
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2-year-olds at Monmouth Park, Long
Branch, Thursday last, won by Com. n.
w. Kittson's colt, Panique, by Alarm out
of Maggie B. B., the dam of Iroquois, is
from the New York Tribune:
Second Race-Purse $500 for two year
olds, weight peu"l les for winners and al
lowances for J. en- horses q mile.
Seven starters. W. Walden's colt Chan
ticleer by Viator-Chickabid dy 11O, w.
Donohue); P. Lorillard's colt Huron by
Saxon-Vandalite (113. Feakes) Kittson's
colt Panique by Alarm-Maggie B. B.
(107 Hughes); G. l.. Lorillard's filly Glide
away, formerly Talma, by Great Tom
Marphosa GOA, Brennan); j. R. Keene's flly
Sinaloa, by Ten Broeck-Janet GOA, Day.;
Preakness Stale's colt Himalaya, by Virgil
Belle (1O7, Holloway; and
DUnneman's colt Emigrant, by Enquirer
Valeria-(1O7, Barbee). Pools-Chanti-
cleer 5000, Glldeaway $50, Sinaloa $50,
Huron $50, field $13C. Books-Chanti-
cleer to 1, Huron to 1, Glideaway to 1,
Panique to 1, Sinaloa to 1, Himalaya Z
to 1, Emigrant to1. With little delay
fair start was obtained, Panique leading
slightly, Chant1cleer second, Huron third.
Donohue rushed Chanticleer up to Panique
and the two were about head and head at
the half-mile, Panique having the least
possible advantage, while both Hughes and
Donohue were already working their pas
sage. Ons the lower turn the desperate
contest between the two did
not slacken for a single
stride. At the three-quarters
Chandelier had little the better of it,and
as he entered the home stretch the Plunger
was already counting his gains. Chanti-
cleer, however, proved no slayer i'll the
home stretch, and though Panique and he
were still over furlong from the end,
Panique gained during the rest of the
journey, while Chandelier fell back. HUI
ron came up CALAMITY with the worst of
the weights, but could not catch Panique.
The son of Maggie B. B. won by length
in lis. Huron and Emigrant made
close finish for second place from the
stand. Huron appeared to get it by
neck, but the judges gave second place to
Emigrant and third to Huron. Chanticleer
was fourth, two lengths behind Huron,
fifth, ten lengths back of Chan
ticleer, Himalaya sixth, and Sinaloa last.
Mutual pools $40.35. The Plunger walked
from the grand stand to the paddock with
a Thoughtful expression"
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Conclude Finally to Adjourn.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 16.-The house
passed resolution instructing
its conferees on the congressional appor
tionment bill to report the bill offered by
Senator Stewart, and requesting the senate
to concur in it. 1t gives seventeen dis
tricts to the Republicans and eleven to the
Democrats. The senate passed con-
current resolution tonight to adjourn
July "a.
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SAN Francisco, July 16.-The Triennial
commandery are delighted with the pros
pect of receiving so many members of
Apollo commandery OF Chicago, and it Is
proposed TO give them specially magnif1-
cent reception. Tae committee suggest
all the knights bring heavy clothing.
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ITore BtGfiard TournGrsents.

New YORK, July 16.-Schaefer, Sexton
and Wallace start for Denver, Colorado,
tomorrow night, to participate with
Alonzo Norris in a balk line tournament,
beginning on Monday next. After the
tournament Inc players will proceed to
San Francisco and play in the tournament
there.
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HALIFAX, July 16.-The Halifax Rowing
association have telegraphed Hamilton
Busby, of the Tur5, Field and Farm of
New York, as follows: "If nothing definite
from Hanlan and Lee regarding double
scull, please return deposit. Tired of
waiting and other business proposed"
The amount deposited with Busby by the
association was $500.
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The President Draws $50. 900 in the Lot

This would be the ''BOss'' advertisement hould
the President on his visit to the Louisville Expo
sition purchase icket in the Commonwealth
Distribution Co., there, and in witnessing the
popular monthly drawing which takes place July
3lst, see the number on his ticket pulled from
the wheel with the $4,000 prize drawn to its
number, or he might draw the $1,000 or $50 II
prizes, for there are 1860 prizes to be drawn,
amounting to SIP, 400. Tickets only cost 81
each. They can be obtained by addressing r.
NJ Boardman, Louisville, KY, to j. 4.
Parkes & CO., 1872 Washington street, room Il,
Chicarn
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4 ROIriHg Match.

New YORK, July 16.-WiIliam Elliott,
ex-champion oarsman of England, and
George Gaysel Of this city, are arrang-
ing a three-mile and turn race for $500 a
side.
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The telephone climbers, repairers and
instrument men, of Chicago, have maGs
demand for an increase of Is per cent. 5n
their pay, and state they would await TIA
decision of the company forty sigh.
hours,
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Tom Thumbs Death. Funeral aud Grave

Tom Thumbs Death, Funeral and Grave
MIDDLEBoRo, Mass, July 16.-The death
of Tom Thumb was very sudden. He had
just risen from bed and shortly after, be
ing left alone by his brotherin-law, he was
heard to fall Going to his room ne was
found lying u2on the floor dead. His wife,
who was at Ocean Grove, n. j., arrived
this morninr. The body was embalmed
and on Wednesday will be exposed
to the public view from 5 to
10 O'Clock Brief private services
will then be held and the body will leave
for Bridgeport, Conn. where it will be
taken in charge by the eucamPments of
Knights Templars, of which he was mem
Der. Public funeral services will be held
at the Congregational church on Thursday.
A stone vault is now being constructed on
magnificent lot belonging to the de-
ceased, and the coffin will be enclosed in
solid masonry to prevent disturbance
from grave robbers.
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SPORTING.
PHENOMENAL PACING At THE CHI
CAGO RACING TRACK YESTERDAY.

johnson Covers IL Mile in 2.13. Shutting
Out All Comprehensive Other Races
WaIk-Overs-Other Trotting and Run
ming Events-Aquatic and Field Sports.
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ct Pittsburg -Al!eghenys 3; New York,
league, J.
At Quincy-Toledo IA; Quincy 0.
At Ft. Wayne-Ft. Wayne IA; Bay City
Is.
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Purse of $4,000, for $50 pacing, $500
extra to beat 2:20. Johnson was the favor
lite and won the race in the most hollow
manner.
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SUMMARY.

Panique's Tictory ut HohnroW,a Park.
The folio ing description of the race for
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IMPROVING.

A Steady Improvement in Prices on the
Chicago Board.
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IIIIIt ~ 4; -.-11fs N.-''' -'--/2'
Purse of $500 for 2:27 class, $500 ex-
ira to beat 3:31. There was little interest
in the race, as it was virtually conceded to
Catchfy in advance, she selling as favor
tie over the field. She won with the great
est ease.
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WHEAT GAINS A POINT OR TWO.
And Corn Follows Suit With an Active
Buying Demand.
PROVISIONS STRONG AND HIGHER.

The Solid Men Purchasing All They Can
Get at Advanced Figures.
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1t has been decided to put on a ssc0Rd
daily mail service on the Hannibal & St.
Joe raiload, between Quincy and H2sri-
bal This will make continuous dogeSIe
daily railway mail service from G ig&ge
to Denver via Kansas City.
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A sIANDERER CoRNERED.

New YORK, July 16.-Rev. DR.. Grifiths
has been found guilty of slandering
Bishop Brown, in stating that the Bishop
took bribe of 800 for the appointment
to the Sullivan street charge, and has writ
ten retraction. He says he was told SO,
but now believes the story a malicious
falsehood, and Graves Episcopal clemency.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-12
Coadensed TeIegrams.

Jemes Lewis has been arrested in
Silver City, on the belief that he is
one Of the murders of G. w. Gray
at Clifton.
The Duke of Marlboro, died on
the 9Th instant.
A negro named Nelson Howe was
lynched on the 9th, for the murder
of John Koreen at Caro-, III.
Mrs Rowe, Of Seattle, W. T.. shot
at Cat and killed her little daugh-
ter on the 5th instant.
Iowa has just paid the last dollar
of her war debt; and Is now entirely
out of debt.
Santa Fe had an immense celebra-
tion on the "Fourth," such as be
coemes her 33S year.
The Chicago anti-monopolists got
up row among themselves on the
tariff question to start off with
They have done nothing on anti
monopoly.
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DARING ROBBERY.
Ben. GoIdman's Store at
Tempe, Sluiced,
The RascnlIy Robbers ee. Onsy
$40 for Their Trouble

Last night about 8 O'Clock as Mr..
Ben Goldman of Tempe and lis
clerk, Mr. Bishop, were sitting in
his store with two or three friends,
two masked men suddenly entered
with drawn revolvers ard ordered
them to throw up their hahds. Tlsey
then ordered the clerk, Bishop, to
open the safe which he proceeded to
do; when one of them went through
it, getting, however. but about $40.
Iu the mean time third man was
on the outside ard by the time those
on the inside had got through he
had Corralled some four or five cons
ers whom he had standing in rox
witt hands up. One of these, Mr..
Murphy, came along and on hearing
the order, "hands up" thought it
joke and failed to elevate his digits
when he received a sharp blow On
the side of the head from the revol,
yer which persuaded him to obey
orders.
During the time the Two robbers
on the inside were At work the mask
fell of of one twice and Mr.. Gold>
man seeing in him stranger who
had called in the morning and
bought some crackers, cheese and
other nroy;sions
When they had got through with
Goldman's store, the line of prison
ers was marcked OFF in the direction
of Murptey's store, which was
found to be closed up, when the
prisoners were ordered to continue
on and when they had advanced
some little distance, Tie robbers
galloped away in the opposite
direction. The alarm was imme,
diately given, and Deputy Sheriff
Edwards at once started in pursuit,
while couriers were dispatched to
Phoenix, and Deputy Sheriff Rogers
and Constable Morgan also started
in pursuit. At present writing moth
ing has been heard from the chase
Some $500 had been sent up from
here to Mr. Ben Goldman in the
afternoon. but fortunately it had not
been put in the safe when The gang
male their appearance. 1t is
Thought that the robbers had in
tended TO cleaa out Marphey's store
also, but the fact that it was closed
and that they had considerable
of prisoners to take care of
with a prospect OF more, caused
them to give up the project. The
men were all three Americans. as
could be seen from their hands and
necks.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-12

motion and by vote of full Board it
it is ordered that warrant No. 139
on general fund of Maricopa county
of the series of 1877 be and is hereby
cancelled. and that the Clerk draw
Il warrant on the general fund ofthe
county for the sum of S18 43 in fl-
vor of w, Miller in the lieu thereof
In the matter OF N A Morford's
bill for advertising amounting to
s82, said bill was disallowed by
vote of Halbert and Herrick. Mr..
Wormser voting for its allowance
cor the reason said advertising Is
is included in the printing contract
On motion the following bills
were allowed and and ordered paid !:
243. J H Marion, advertising S so 90
254. jos. ThafMeimer, jurors
certificates. s.....-....-.. 269 20
245. NJ w Kales, jurors GER
titicates. ............-.. 207 40
In the matter of the petition of \ q.
r Macdonald and others, residents
of Mesa City, asking for ~ilhaee
Incorporation. 1t appearing to the
Board that they have the required
village population, on motion and
by vote of full Board said petition
IS granted as prayed for, and said
Mesa City is hereby declared an
incorporation village to be known
and designated as Mesa City. cons
prisihg the following territory. to
wit: Section %, T. l w. of R. 3 e
and it is for this ordered that A. F.
Macdonald is appointed inspector,
Timothy Nets and Chas 1. Robson
as judges of election of said village
officers, said election to be held a,
the Mesa City school house on the
first Monday in August, A D. 166.
Adjourned until 9Th Of July, 10
o'clock a. n.
FRANK Cox, ii. WoRMsER.
Clerk. Chairman.
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Sentinel On the evening of July
4th, Chinainan reported that he
had been garrose'. near the round
house, by four men, and had been
robbed of about ten dollars. He
says shey first threw sand IN his
eyes and then sood him up. The
robbers have not get been caught,
nut the Sheriff is on thtlr track. -,
On last Monday night, about Ii
o'clock, the luri.i glare Of the fire
fend, acccmpanies by the roar of g
heavy wind, awoko the residents OF
Norton's Landing 10 tue fact that
something uncommon was going on.
Result: $50 cords of wood destroyed
belonging to'the Red Cloud com~
pany. Verdict: spontaneous COM
bustion. !. A boat has beer laanched
at Clifton on The Gila river, for a
journey here. slt IS nc un-
certafn advenlb3e. .Mr. n R
SIallory left for Phoenix on laat
Tuesday evenings train. He ex-
poets to be absent about month.
Rev. 0. S. Frambes. wife and son
left on Thursday morning for Los
Angeles, near where they have a
beautiful home in the fruit belt
They leave great many friends,
and all regret their departure -
Drill.
The Florence Enterprise and the
Pinal Drill have settled down to
calling one another thieves, liars,
swill barrels, etc, but the epithets
ali seem to roll of without damag-
inr effect.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-12

noon when Sir. Bevan arrived from
Sacramento with his reward, he
took the money, SS0s, home with
him. At eleven o'clock p. m. he re-
tired for the night, placing the
maney in bureau. The burglars
entered the house by boring several
holes through a panel in the back
door, went direct to Mr.. Beyan's
room. stealing the money and escap-
Jag without awakening any of the
family Sleeping in the house at the
time.
Fatal Accident.
JOLIET, MS, July by the Civ
ing way of one of the wire guy ropes
on powerful derrick in Walkers
stone quarry here yesterday alters
noon, the derrick was precipiiated
upon number of workmen. Matt
Rogers and John Blcomqucst were
instantly killed and seven others
were seriously injured.
A Eew Railroad.
San FRANcIsco, July THE -Ex-
amineT states the Bellingham Bay
and British Columbia Railrcrd is in
corporated. 1t will build and oper-
ate raiToad connecting Whaieam,
W. T. with the Canadian Pacific r.
r. at q point lhirty- six miles east of
Burroi inlet, 3. c. The capitol
stock is one million dollars.
Crook Coming.
WAsH,NeToN, July S.-Gen. Crook
will return to Arizona and assume
his duties as soon as his duties rs
soon rs his mission here is sccoin~
pllshed. He hopes to permanently
settle the Apache question before he
quits Arizona. There IS NO truth in
the rumor to the effect that he will
be removed from that District.
Slight Smallpox.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 7th.-The
GlO6e-Democras says that the sensa-
tional special dispstches recently
sent abroad that smallpox exists
here to au alarming extent is entire-
lY unWarranted. The disease has
prevailed in a light degree in one
locality only. in the southern part of
he city.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-12

An Arkansas Journalist, in assum-
ing control of the local column of a
weekly paper. says: "The proprie-
tors o. the Skillet have deemed it ad-
visable for me to lend my influence
to this great enterprise. 1 AM an
old hand at the business, and come
highly recommended, having been
run out of the swamp land district
on account of delicately expressed
sentiment to the effect that the coun-
ty Judge was thief of no small ca
pacity. So long as the Judge of this
county remains honest, or rather is
not caught stealing anything, 1 may
stay with you and help you develop
tie wonderful resources of this sec
ton, but just as soon as he is proved
to be thief l reckon I'll have to
slide. I take this method Of inform
ing the peaple that 1 will preach at
the City Hall Church mex! Sunday"
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BOARD Of sUPERv lsoRs:
PHOENIX. july ;. 1889.

HUNiA, d u y ., 1909
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS J
OF MARIcoPA COUNTY, A. T. !
Board met this day pursuant to ad-
ioutnment, present, NJ. Wormeer
chairman; 4 j Halbert and N Her,
rick, supervisors; Frank Cox, clerk
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read, approved and sigued.
On motion, and by vote Of fan
BOARD, Board adjourned until .
O'clock p. m.
At 2 O'Clock. p. m, the Eoard met
pursuant 10 adjournment with all
members present.
On motion and l.y vote of full
Board it is ordered that warrant on
the poor house fund for 1921 so be
drawn in favor of L. H. Orme for
pest house purposes.
S. E. Patton fled a proposition to
dig a well and fence hospital
grounds, and erect q double water
closet thereon for $500.
On motion and by vote of full
Board, said proposition was accepted.
1t appearing to the Board that the
carpenter work on the county hos
pital building is completed and flu
lshcd and done according to contract;
on motion and by vote of full
Board it is ordered that the same
be and is hereby accepted, and by
same vote, it is ordered that war
rant on the hospital building fund
be drawn in favor of S. E. Patton
for $637 so, being the balance due
him on the contract price.
In the matter of the petition of
, Joseph Steele and others, asking for
yoting precinct 10 be established
at Jonesvllle, and that precinct
officers be appointed.
On motion, and by vote of full
Board, said petition is granted as
prayed for; and said precinct is
bounded as follows; to wit: All that
certain part or portion of Maricopa
county, commencing at the south
ives: corner of Sec. 8, T. N, R. 5
E., and running thence due east nine
miles to the southeast corner of Sec
10, T. N, R. E., from thence due
north the middle of Salt River at
the point where the section lines be.
tween Sec. % and SO, T. 2 N; H.
E., crosses said river, from thence
westerly down the center of Salt
River to point where the section
lines between Sec. and 8, T. / N,
r. E, crosses SAID Salt River;
from thence south on section line to
place of beginning; said precinct to
be known and designated as jones'
vile precinct.
By same vote creating said pre-
cinct, Reuben Collet is appointed
Justice OF the Peace; d. P. Jones,
Constable; Hsrvey Harper, Road
/. e .s5s Jones, ,.ns,r'5'a Pound
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-12

Reeordey Jones informs the Re-
| Du5licaa that he will institute pro-
ceedings in a short time sgains;
every minister or other party solem-
uizing marriages, who has failed to
record the marriage certificates as
required by law. The statute makes
obligatory upon him to do it
Tombstone Republican.
The Mexican Central rail railroad
does not traverse nearly as desolate
a region as many suppose. There
are along its line twenty-one cities
that have an aggregate population
996, GOO. and nine of them are state
capitals. 1t runs by seven mints,
that work metals to the value of not
less than S35 100000, and the agri-
cultural value of tae twelve states
traversed is quita $110,O60,O00
And now comes proposition from
Garland, the railroad contractor, to
build the Prescott s. 25,h Parallel
road. He wants certain things from
the city of Prescott, which can we
believe, be granted without much
trouble. We want road, let it cost
what it may.-Miner.
4 young lady was caressing a
pretty Spaniel and murmuring: ~
do love nice dogW Ahr" sighed
a dandy, standing near, "Would that
were a dog - Never mind" re-
toEted the young lady, sharply,
you'll grow Georgia Major.
Joshua Porter, w. B. Ogden and a
Mexican teamster, are under arrest
at Tombstone. for an attempt to
steal 10000 pounds of barley from
the Government supplies at Silver
Creek, Crooks base of supplies.
Rich ard Coleman, who killed a
Mexican at Benson on Sunday last
will be brought before Court Com
missioner Penney on writ of ha-
beas corpus this morning g.-Epitep5
Governor tritle Is asrsanta Fe, at
tending the TertIo- Millennial. From
there he will go to California over
the Colorado and Denver road, via
Salt Lake, and the Central Pacific.
The Prescott papers has each its
own way ef reckoning the loss by
the fire evidently The Miner puts
it at $4,000; the Joairnd1 at $50, 900,
and the C0uTteT at 100000.
Eight convicts made their escape
from the Oregon Penitentiary a
Salem, on the 3rd instant, and three
others were killed in the attempt,
and several wounded.
A big Indian row, in which 100
indians with revolvers and knives
took part, occurred lately at Bird
Greek, Indian Territory. Only two
Indians killed.
Europe is excited over the out
break of cholera in Egypt and well
she might be. At Damietta forty
seven deaths In a single week.
Picacho is setting up IN opposition
to Casa Grande and now has a stage
line to Florence.
Elam. the Virgins duelist is now
reported to have been very danger
ously wounded.
Yavapai County has 1850 school
6re2. OF these Prescott NUM-