Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-14

Mann ger 1OWnc, mas SuOmlttcu
statement to he Raj road Commits
,t sicnerS of Ca if0rnia, showing divi-
= dcnda Of the Central Pacific R,ilroal
, Company were ovrr 81 25O,O0 less
t last year than the year before.
The President If the Republic of
Honduras is now in this city and ha-
offered 10 place on exhibition His
fine collection.
Tie Hon. r. T. Mills Of T, xas will
BE- orator orator to the cade's at An
napoli-, Ind on graduation day.
u The supreme | dgc A. o. U. w. i IN
: session in scssi II IN Buffalo, n. y.
The Massachusetts Lcgisl ,ture is
still in session.
The Barber Roy Tahg dby mob
l DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 9-The
Heralds special from Waiver V says.
; The Barber oOys were taken from the
Jail by a mob at II 30 o'clock last
night and hung to tree half a mile
east of the jail. The mob WIS COM
po- ed of men from Fayette unity
and wer led ly the brnth'r of Shep
hcr.l whom the Ba bcrs killed last
fall at " est Union. The Sheriff re-
fused to give up the keys and the
mob bat ere down the doors with
sicdge hammers and after short Gc-
lay inside, brought The criminals out
with rpcs ar u:.d their nccks. The
boys did n t fiirch a plrtIcle an |
d d not ever plead for mercy during
the whole ordeal.
shot Dead Haitian the |
Cause.
KANSAS CITY, June 9.-Shor ly af-
ter midnight, Geo. FIR, derrick, pro
prictor of the theatre comiqIe, was
shot and killed by ] IN Bell, opera
tor of The Ev ming Star, in the hall
of large lodging house op?os te
the theatre. The trouble was abo 1t
woman, Matte Harlan, who has
ben known as mistr, IS of Fred
cricks. She was the only witness of
the affitir Bsll claims self defence,
that Frcdcricks was trying to draw
his revolver.
LArER-Report of Ere !crick's
death prove TO be incorrect. At ,
o'c 'ock he was still alive, but re-
covcry was considered impossible
Bells real name is Orth Augustus
>tinc. He came here from Colorado
about a year ag1 in connection with
SINE detective work and passed
under the name of Bell which he
has since borne. lie was for five
years city editor of the Leadville
Chronicle.
salt lakes VLSOr-
SALT LAKE, Utah, June 9.-Ex-
Minister Pierrepont of New York
has been visiting Salt Lake the past
few days. Yesterday he was guest
of John Taylor.
Paid the Penal v.
ALEXANDRIA, June 9.-Suiei ran :
sentenced to death for set ins ire to
at the time Of the British
bombardment, has been exccut,d d.
y Big sale.
WILCOX, June 9.-Con Cutter :
who has been at work on large
mine in ri-pe district, Sonora, for |
the last - years has just effected
Il, fo
sand dollars, from which Cutler will
realize eightY-seven thousand dOl> f.
lars for his share. He left Fair> r
banks yesterday with the purchasers O
of New York capitalists O
To turn the mine over. o
OmbstOne Items. Z
LoRDsBURG, June 9-Gcneral Me- o
Kcnzie has ordered Colonel FcrsytLe a
and command from Richmond, n "
NJ, TO Clovcrdalc. This change a
was made with view to heading off O
the Indians supposed to be driven IL
that way b. Crook. Il
J. Liberman & Co. have secured F
the contract with the United States L
for three million c
pounds of grain to be delivered at c
Grant, Thomas and San Carlos. {
The ca It bound emigrant tram this c
four miles east of this c
rlacc, run into two steers, three cars "
were ditiched and the oxen killed. +
Cavalry Going south. n
SANTA FE, n. NJ, June 3 No II
News of any kind fro Gen Crooks s.
has been received at mill ss
ary Headquarters here. No uneasi> q
ness on his account is being felt. y
of four companies of the
Fourth cavalry is being got ready
AMI will start for scout on the
southern DO: der of New Mexico on Il
m carly day. No action in the Can. II
yon del Aqua case to-day. a
Firms Fate. q
Ell PAsO, June S.-Tbe Times pub g.
fishes a letter from an old resident p,
giving account of the disappearance "
of a mining man named Finn, for D
mcrly from Colorado, early in May. :,
imself and partners were at thnt :,
time canpcd near Casas Grandes
chihuahua. Mr.. Finn left camp ON
The 9Th ul'imo to go hunting and has :,
never b. en- seen or heard from since.
General Guerra, whose headquarters =
hav,. been at C;lsaS Grandcs, Chihua-
hua, made Il vigorous search for Mr.. :.
Finn, but WAS unsuccessful. His :.
partner here, Mr.. Horseburg, llrs no :,
doubt of his death. as Indians were
rAiding in that neighborhood on the
.unn Iav th. .,t FINN left the crmn +