Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-12
TELECRAPHIc
wilcox Denies.


charged with calling the murdered
white men depredatOrs, is ground-
less. No such dispatch was sent; l
did send one informing the commits.
sioner that the Indians were depre>
dating.
Justtflabfe Homie de.
CAMP THOMAS, April 9-Barney
Clark. who killed ] I'm Kennedy,
had an examination bef're Justice
Ganzhorn who, after carefully weigh
ing the evidence adducfd, decided
that the shooting was justifiabic and
directed Clark's release. Kennedy
was formerly a member of & troop,
Sixth Cavalry, from which il is said
he deserted some five years ago.
shot.
LoRDsBUEG, April 9-Thos. Lind
soy. laborer on the mario v gaug"
railroad, was shot Saturday night in
the Spanish saloon Ivy man who l.
not known here. He is iow in GUS
toby. Lindsey was not fatally in
iured and is doing we'll.
or to Mexico.
WILCOX, April 9-Gendral Crook
and abide camp left on Sunday for
Mexico to meet General Topeta,
commanding the Mexican forces.
General Crook will return in n few
days. The Indian prisoner who " as
brought from San Carlos i still I'M
der guard at this place. He gave
Crook all necessary infoi nation
about the renegadcs.
FROM the Seat OF War.
ST LOUIS, April ga dispatch
from New Mexico says: Indians
have been seen on the plains between
Lordsturg and the CHA, but no dep
reda: ions are heard of.
Capt. Eskridge with Company r.
Twenty-third Infantry, from Fort
Bayard, has just returned from an
unsuccessful scout of the ella.
Gen. Mckenzie is at Lordsburg
the movements
No hostile Indians are IN New
Mexico.
The trail reported two days ago
was made Mexican smugglers.
Col Forsythe and four companies
Of the Fourth Cavalry will 90 into
temporary camp at Richmond.
Capt. Black, with the Shakespeare
guards, has returned to Shakespeare
and the company have been relieved
from duty.
important AmerI nn Boy.
LONDON, April "a man named
Ausburghe, 81 years of age. was ar
rested to-day at hotel in the vicIn-
ity of Waterloo bridge, who had just
arrided from America. He is be-
lieved to be friend of the prisoner
Gallaher. This arrest is considered
a most important one.
Postponed.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 9-Tne
of the Car will probably
be postponed. The polie believe
that unless liberal reforms are grant
ed, the Nihilists arc determined to
prevent the ceremony.
CorroBorative Testimony.
DUBLIN, April 9-Evidence has
1een obtained cOrroborating the state
nents that Carey, the informer. and
No. are identical, and upon other
points connected with the Phoenix
Park murderers.
Shermau's Last Tour.
WAsHINGTON, April 9.-General
Sherman, when, in June, he starts
lpon his last tour as commander of |
he army, will not take any ladies
With him, as he has almost invari-
bly, done heretofore, for the pro-
,osed trip will be altogether too
ough for ladies. The party will
ravel en- horses. an sometimes on
mules, over rough roads in the
Chief Justice Waite,
Justice Gray, and Gen. Tidball and
'ol. Bacon, of the Generals staff,
Till be of the party. They will go
ret TO Detroit, thence through the
orthern portions of lie Territories,
the out posts If Alaska,
nd on returning they will visit
alifornia and Yellowstone Park.
hey will start after Sherman has
tended the graduating exercises at
IesC Point.
The Mar<cta.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10-Barley.
Spot, $l.18; May, $1.191s; buyer,
ason, $12O@1.22; seller, 1888, $1.O9
j1.10.
Eastern Dispatches small.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10Th ere
trouble on the line east "f Chey-
Inc, and prospects for an afternoon
port are unfavorab!e.
The President and Party.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April TO-
he President and party are on their
ay to GARDENERS Island, where it is
opposed to camp II week.
Prairie Fire.
LINCOLN, Neb., April 10-A disas- c
GUS prairie flre was raging yester-
" few miles north of this city
rs. Dalton, n farmers wife, was f
ffOcated while lighting the fire. f
any smaller accid nt< are reported. il
rms, horses, grlnaries. and hay f
lcks were licked up by the flames. Il
is estimated that so square miles
We been burned over. The flames :.
up the heavens for miles around.
lie fire is still raging.
missionaries and Indians.
SALT LAKE, Utah, April 1O.-The