Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-25
HOT IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

cago Tribune's Boston special says: The political canvas is getting very warm. Robinson and Butler are each making two and three speeches a day; special trains are being en. gagged to allow them to cover the various towns and cities. Both i'm dulge in personalities; both claim victory as assured. Butler still clings tc the story that the tanning of human skins is an industry in Massachusetts and on Friday sent . man before the United States Senate Committee to testify to that effect
 FIRE.
 ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 22.-Basil's block near market street. is ablaze. It contains the largest business houses in the city. It is thought two or three persons are burned to death. The Mayor telegraphed to Baltimorf for aid.
 STOCK PANIC.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-There is now a regular bear panic and deal ings are attended with great excite ment. Since noon the market beam cd with more rapid advance in prices than any previous time today. The great feature being the Oregon Trsnscentinental, which on enorm- ous dealings rose from 41% to 461s It is currently reported that prom inent operators are selling Northern Pacific and buying Oregon Trans continental. The latter stock is in position to be cornered, owing te the heavy outsLauniRg short interest. The Northern Pacific jumped to 311 and preferred to 7216 cash, and 70 regular; Oregon Navigation is up te no; New York Central to 116; Union Pacific to 9916.
 YELLOW FEVER.
 GUAYMAs, Oct. 22.-The steamer Sonora, Capt. Rodi, arrived last night and brings sad news from the lower coast. Nazatlan is hurrying from five to seven per day. The disease, for it is now pronounced to be very different from yellow fever has reached the interior and Its rav' ages are even worse than on the coast. The Sonora tried to enter Mazatlan but they would not permit her. Deaths to the amount of 300 are reported in population of not over 1900. Some later particulars of the disease at Altata are received only few houses are left; some 7( persons have perlshed, and nc dobu more, in the interior. At Culiacau the cane plantation of Don Joaquin Redo was almost entirely destroyed The mills. both cotton and sugar sustained severe damage. The coun, try along the borders of the CulIa' can river has been flooded resulting in great loss of crops and stock. Int channel of the harbor on the inside bay at Altata has changed entirely In Guaymay only one death was reported yesterday, but some few cases always among new corners Unless it is absolutely necessary i is not safe to csme to GuaymHs unti after the first of November at least
 THE HosTILEs.
 FogT BOWIE, A. Y, via Wileoy Oct. 22.-Two Indians from among the hostile Chiricahuas came into this post tonight 4 party will gc out in the morning under It. Hunter and It. Dugan with supplies tc meet the band. There is no good interpreter here, but from what car be understood from the two Indian: that came in, there are about ninety warriors in the camp, under foul chiefs. They will probably react Camp Rucker tonight.
 It is understood that the Indians near thls place are those who have been in the vicinity of Casas Gran des and having gathered the scatter ed bands are coming in in body tc give themselves up. There beng no interpreter here. it could not be learned what chiefs were at the head but it is believed that they are the leaders of the hostile Chiricahuss. l The opinion prevails, with some that this party is the advance guard of still larger body yet to come in case these get through without be- ing attacked.
 1 GUAYMAS NEWS.
 l GvAYAAs, Oct. 22.-On the preli- minary examination of Ries who was incarcerated on Sunday last, as being the party who attempted the assassination of his wife, Franco, sufficient proof was produced tc criminate him. The woman is not dead yet, but in a precarious state. He has ill treated her for a long time and often threatened to kill her. His reputation is bad.
 Guaymas was quite elated today by the arrival here of the Governor and General Carbo, and of purse the music will come with them.
 One of the sailors on the Hespian was taken sick of fever and ordered to the hospital today. There has been only one burial in the last 48 hours one locomotive engineer is sick al the hospital; severe comments are made here by the publication in Tucson of a letter from Samuel