Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

officials will cooperate. The yellow fever had broken out at Lapaz. The heat is intense, and people are fiee- ing n all directions tn escape the fever and in search of 2 cooler ai> mosphe1e.
 Justice Field, of the U fled States Supreme Court, left lbis afternoon for the east.
 A PERFECT PANIC.
 SAN FRANC sCo, Oct. A private di- patch frcm Hermo o~iio, received in this clly to-da,, says lha; there is perfect panic" there Business is virtually suspended on account of the prevalence If the fever.
 FROM GUAYMAs.
 GUAYMAs, Oct 1-There have b,en no deaths he lat iorty-eisht hours. Al Pun,a Arenas there are considerable number sick, but one of which, Dan'l Lyons, he foreman of machines, is considered danger ous. 1'o-day's repor to seven 4. VI. chronicles some II deaths, and the heat is excessive for thi- time of the year. The thermometer has mark ed log, drnp'ng to 76 during the night. Governor Lus s Torres is repnrte.i cnnvalesceni; also the prefect J Alatorre. At the ranch of A. Vas. qutZ there is considerable sickness among these whn have sought that refuge from the fever, but no dam gerous cases At Rancho de Qua te Isl Il rumor that Gov. Torres will proc hihit the feast San Francisco tu take af Magdalrne on the fourth proxim0 on he ground that it may propagate the disease. Freight trains frcm here northward make one trip to and from, for the week. At pr sent, passenger trains ran as usual. A fever similar to the one atrly prev- aleit here has broken out on the Rio G ande, but no re fable news has yet been received of any deaths.
 sUIcIDED.
 CHARLESTON, Oct. ID. c. Field agent of Wells, Fargo S Co at this place committed suicide Saturday evening, ab ut s 80, by shooting himself through the head with a Colts self cooking revolver The
 oroner's inquest held yesterday de- veloped the fac. that he had been confined 10 his bed for some weeks, hut was much better Saturday, he having walked down town several ] times during the day and eaten a Eeariy dinner Just previous to the shooting, he went 'nto the teic cIraph office which is in the same building ,l,. CorncI W ho was acting express agent, what he had to ship the next morn ing. After making several other un- imp 'rtant remarks to the same ef> feet, he returned to his own room aud ir an instant af CT pistol shot WAS heard and he WAS f.und lying on the fl.er with bullet hole through his brain. After firing tie fatal shot he IT. yer moved or utter. d sound, MT. F. was cultured and refined gentleman and was well known and highly esteemed all over inc Pacific coast. He has been in the ,mploy of Wells, Fargo & Go. for many years aud stati Ted 8; diff ferrnt places; much of his serv'ce being at Portland, Oregon, and San Francisc,,. No motive is appa. ent for he rash decd. he having made nJ statement of any kin,i, or ltavlne any writings which might indicate one.
 TO BE DEMOCRATIC.
 TOMBSTONE, Oct.l. The rumo of the change Il the political complex ion of the Daily Republican is con firmed- The naif-irte'est owned by J o. Dunbar and un'ier attac hm mt by the county in civil suit a.ains' Dunbar has b en purchased by H. Nj. Woods, for fl teen hund ed dol lars. The Eew firm is Woods & Crow. he former lakes edi oriaI control and the paper appe~rs ihis ev. ming as democratic journal. Tn payment Of th fifteen hundred dollars relieve DunbAr Of all civil claims of the county az linSt him, save bout six hundred q lars, ar> rangements for the payne [ of which have b en made. The general i'm pression IS that criminal proceedings will be dismissed
 ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
 SAN FRANCE co, Oct. 1.-As the trade wind die away the sew rs as seri their filthy condition. This af- tern on, Il w, vrr, n good breeze is blowing. If it cps IL, and n rigid quarantine is main sined there need bc but little occasion for fear. Con sul Willard writing from Guaymas on th 27th 10 Captain Bermin Iham agent Of the Mexican Steam ship Co, of this city, says: The fever at that point is crnside ably aba ed; that since August 25th about loo persons have died but none of any import . asce xcept Alsur, Owber of the Trin idad mine. The Sonnra railroad company had lost eighteen men, i,- clu ling ihe ca~hi md two tele> graph opcrAt.rs Consul Willard e-t'mates that fully two thirds of Ihe entire population of the city had had the fever, not even one of the doctors escaped, but all re covered.
 There ar. no further developments of the '.ll"w fever brought here from Mtxico on the steamer New> b Tn. The quarantine is rigidly n ai ,taincd, a. d as patients on board the ship are reported recover ing it is believed that any danger 10 the city wli suon pass away Weather cool with 8 stiong bre ze from the west.
 QUARANTINE AT TUCSON, YUMA AND
 LOS ANGELES.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-Dr. r W. Hatch, Secretary of the Saie B ,ard of Health. who left Sacramen- to on Friday lat for the border line belw cen Mexico and Arizona to make quura tine arrangements in view of he danger of Introduction of the yellow fev, from MexIco, re- turned st night and reports he ap- poinded Dr ". W Gressnn of Los Angeles, tu reside al Fort Yuma, as