Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-13
TIE RATE WAR;

 that division of lhe road in twelve years.
 TIE RATE WAR.
 ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-The Louis vile and Cincinnati passenger rate war opened with increased vigor tc = day, tue Louisville Air line com menced at one dollar to Louisville and enc dol.cr and half to Cincin- nati. The O. tS NJ and Nandalia roads have not met this cut yet. Thei rate i, four dollars to Louis vi il, and incinnail The reasons of i,c Ar line reople for the cut is he lew rate made by the 0. 6 NJ. to ha tann ga.
 DECISION AGAINs THE U. P. R. R.
 NEW YorK, Sept. 5.-The Euen~ ing p st says: h regard to the res ported decision O. h. 7upreme court of Ma achusets in v6r of the Credit 3l lobiIier compans and against the U R R mpahy and its no Tor s2,0o9, 900, it is stated by the cffi-e,s Q the Unio Pacific tha. their company owns ninetcnths Of the stock of tbe Credit MobIher, and therefore If the report should prove correct it could not cause a greater loss than S5n,0o0 10 tae Union Pacific company.
 MORE sURRENDER
 TOMBSTONE, Sept. 6 Information from Fort Bowie states that B ai'e one of the Apache Cniefs broug;it in by Crook, was ln hi wy to the Chiricahuas in the Sierra Maare- 1t is su posed he goes as '.nvoy fr'n Crook to induce the Chiricahua~ |" come on the reservation .ccording to the prom se made by them to Crook.
 TN THE VOLCANIC ERUPTIoS-
 THE HAGUE. Sept. 6.-Great anxi> ety is felt io regari to he 4 If the Mcfarland 1teanship C., mai steamer, Prince Frederick which is believed to ne in tn rtf,t If 5'tl ia st ne time of the volcanic eruptioa-
 GEN. DUNN's PRoTE
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-R pre- Q ~ tative Dunn has addressed t Ii Secretary af the Interior 'amu- rIcation cetractins the pros"s sd by Gen. Rosecrans, Repr mat Cobb &nd himself against any c fen on the pa h. , partsa 'o' !o h ing to the Suance ih $ ne Pacific railroad compan ii eates for the land gra of | E S Pacific railroad agsin-t if y mortga c by Ne iea clalmed by it as assignees
 BEEcHER ON THE cHINAsrA
 SAN FeANcIsco, Sept c. Ward Beechrr v in rvIe the Chinese question H conclude that the trentme-t nesc nave rec v.i m his ast at onc lam-fI ! id Wnil 1T ne rest If
 ing the most liberal a'.f -'d l course in he ma r rs- there is tie st country hat is in IS : row and selfish policy Se si ? which policy even hin tse g ago a ish91.
 YELLOW FEvEH PENSACOLA. a 6. -If7c m cases; one death at yaoe 2 sick doing we T..
 JUDGE IF ADLEY's PHYs CT Nv zr ans
 FOR HI,f-
 PPILADELr IA, $ D 6-' Is was made see !. i" c day ~th th publ bl,shed that bla- from h Drm. Ohio coui Ipi hn ,r hs- Dr Ba,tn" tE-a upon and sqf ue naahasis is al rish ,n' nr per hat statemcn' g b: nrr m} O adic sa I should ike for you to say ulst Judge Hoadley IS il caadidafe for E ve CT of Ohio, and ne will re- sume his carvass in sho,t tine Just as soon as consider he l equal to the exertion be viii actively reN enter the fight"
 JOSH BILLINGS.
 6AN FRANcIsco;. : pt. 6.-Josh Billings arrived on lti night oyer lend train
 E. T. King, wealthy farmer of Saratoea, Santa Clara count was drowned yesterday while bathing at Norih Beach
 SIXTY atrf:I- ION FRANCS.
 PAB1 Sept S. Cbambord Jeff sixty ie.tlian francs 10 be divided be W cen the Duke of I'anna and Count of Dardi
 $51 ,0eo REBATE-THE Pi1oL ALLOW
 EDIT
 CHICAGO, Sept 6.-Representatlves of railroads constituting the Iowa Trunk line paoi, held se- ion here last night 10 consider various mats ters affecting the relation of the pool with'the Uai Q P cidc railroad There has been an ders-anding to the effect that e p0pi roais should mak through rares ;o poiat. st the Union Pac fi', and v.re varsa. Late ly the Union Pacific 9as been allo V ing rebate of four cents the 1 hundred pounds on caste . b inc .o points on pool rnads, il I'd rec ntly | presented the pol wirh q bill for [ 551 ,000. the amount of such reaafes