Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-06
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 HAR FRAN Isco, Sept. 4-The war on Eastern Dasseuge rates in this city continues. Conmis ssions an N " York tickets have risen 10 twenty dollars The fight is be- i 2 chiefly made by the Chica go, M llwausee a, d st Paul road, hose admission into the freight post, was opposed by the Eastern r5ads.
 Mexican authorities al San Mateo Lower California, seized the | schemes Handy on the proies that she had coniraband goods on boald | and insisted on the Captain dumps ing all hls cargo on the beach. On i the Captains refusal to do % they obliged hlm to return with his vcs- sel o this port and procure from he Mexican consul q certificate that no conlraband goods were on bond The actis looked upon as unjust lfiab and claims will be m de to have the Mexican officers respon> sibie or the act
 Miss De Wood, travelling on pass of the Central Pacific Railroad Com- pany, reports that on August IS, while on her way to New Orleans she was the victim of an attempted d felonious outrage by Pullman Car conductor She reported the outrn~ ge and 1t will be inves lgated by PGllman Car, Co. . 1 BACK TO HIS BARRACKS.
 SAN FRANcTsco, Sept. 4.-Colonel Bryant h',s been reaSsigned to his command al Benicia Barracks.
 AN EDITOR sHooTs HIS MAN.
 WALLA WALLA, " T., Sept. B. Klcber, German Saloon keeper, was shot this evening by Charles Besse yer, editor of the Watchman. The trouble arose out of an argu- ment between tbe two men, IL is be lievcd the wound will prove fatal.
 JUDGE HoADLEY SICK. | PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. A. Judge Hoadey, candidate for Gov eruor, arrived in the city tonight and went at on to the St. George Hotel, wh re he is under medical treatym nl, being stten led by R .- bert B Bartho' omew, of Jefferson College. pr. Bar holomew says his ailment is not serious, and on ly requires rest.
 INTERNAL REVENUE CURES.
 WASHINGTON Sep Sine Ini CT nal R- venue Bureau claims for re bale taxes on tobacco, snuff and ci- gars, growing ou, of the recent in ternal revenue act, nearly all have been presented, a q 1t is estimated will aggregate three millions. Tie total annual reduc lon on revenue on obacco, snuff aud cigars is now computed at s3,655.
 PENSACOLA HEALTHY. PENSACOLA, s pt 4-The city con tinues healthy. one death; no new cases at the new navy yard for g ; hours.
 DfsTIHGUIsHED AMERICANS
 ST PAUL Sept. At Lake N lime tonka, the Hotel lafayette is file with guests af st. Paul, who wi attend h. banque given this even ing in honor of H Willard and party The distinguished party which hat already ga hered ], aid this city il her celebration, was thi~ evenin. augmented by the arrival of Pre-1i dent Arthur, General Sheridan ant party
 KILLED BY THE CARS BERLIN. Sept. 4-In the raj lrost calamity yesterday 1T men, IS wo men d children were killed. Tn,
 ran C. he'd T amidst lar CT wt Xii ing, cutting and aNrIing peopl righi anu left. Most If the victim belong to the Ar,isan clas. Af-e ] the catastrophe the railway yard was found covered for 100 ya,G with boiies shockingly muiila q Of q fam ly of five persons only on , escaped
 SHOOTING AFFRAY. LoRDsBURG Sept 3-An advanc Clifton special says: In shoetin! affray this m rnins between Michae O'Harra, John Farrell, J H. Hove, and Bill Moroney, the two form 9 were fatally wounded.
 BEGINS BUSINESS TO-DAY.
 PORTLAND, Oregon. Sept. 1.-Th. Northern Pacihc Express company begins here to-day on all railroadi and steam bopt lines centering here and one steamer to San Francisco Monday morning ny the Northern Pacific direct for New York.
 SHORT REPORT. SAN FRANCISCO, August 3t = Thore f trouble On the wirrs be- tween Virginia City and Ogden report will be short.
 CHAMBoRD's FUNERAL.
 VIENNA, September 1.-Emperor Francis Joseph yest' rday received the Orleans princes here. Three thousand Frenohmeu arrived at Ga- rilze to tend he funeral of Cham> bnId, They expect 1000 more to be present on the dly- of the funeral. The Countess Chambord received