Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-19


 this morning in her special combi- na:it n parlor car from Long Branch. Mrs. Langtry said: II leave this country on the 14th inst, to be gone until October 18th. My tour in America has brought me $1oo,ooo- Ny summer wlli, of course, he mainly spent amon@ friends in Eng- land, and when 1 return, about >hs middle of October, shall open my season in San Francisco, place of which 1 have O strong desire to see.
 The Bread Cholera.
 ALEXANDRIA, July t4th.--Thirty- eight deaths from caoieFa occurred at Dialaette yesterday, t"enty-seven at Mansurah, fifteen at Samsnoa. Since the outbreak of the cholera at Marsnrah eleven men and officers attached to the troop, forming cordon around that place, died from the disease. The coloael and his staff has been arrested and replaced by the British officer.
 Government.
 WILo x, 4. T.. July. l3.--Liiider- man arrived to~day frem San Der . nsrdino, and from him it ;s learned that from seventy-five 10 eighty 1 hostile C Chiricahuas are at that place awaiting to surrender. They are comm itting no depradatio1s put arf waiting for an escort to the rescrva> ton. Captain Rafferty with one troop of cavalry, left Fort Bowie yesterday, tc escort the surrendered hos,iles, and will probably arrive with them in three days. Under mn has an extensive ranch near San Bernacdino aad is x responsible and wealthy cattle man. He reports that the Ind ans are well supplied with arn,s and ammunition, herds oi horses, mules and cattle, presumably inc result of Iaids in Sonora and 1 Chihuahua. The hostiles are well posted in regard 10 the movement! nf tho American authorities, ano would not have consented to th' surrender until 8 promise was glvei of s change Of reservation affairs , past experience with Indian agent having dictated this course. Ther was reason to believe that if tn control had been gwen exclusivel. , to the Indian department, the In dians would have bolted murderipl many whites.
 On the Reservation by Two
 Miles.
 7 SAN CARLOS, A. T. July 16.-Th government survey shows that th , Deer Creek coal fields are on the re serva'ion by two miles.
 FT. THOMAS, 4. T, July I6.-Su pervisor Franklin, who returned ye' terday from the coal fields, report , that according to .he sousheri boundary line, run by Paul Riecke the coal fields are all on the reserva ) tion.
 1Rurdcr'
 DRAGooN. A. T. July i7.-La' Sunday evening, about 5 o'cloci l George Cliquet shnt and killed Hal " Edwards, st Jnhnsou. Edward ! was under the influence of iiquo Cliquet was sober, and it is said | went out as an officer to arrest Ed wards. Cliquet's examination be fore Justice of the Peace came Q , yesterday. and Ciiquet was turne over to the the Sheriff, ss the verdit was, "Killed without cause Close Qu arters.
 DEs MONIES, July 1G.-A dispa;cl { to the State Register from N lrne'' 9 station, on the Rock Island EaillSsttlAaat6 llSsttlAaat n Caassss- -ee88u6ryy yy,E7ys that the Ciingal murderers were surrcurfSfs la grove eight rrfIes nortt. of that towi i this afternoon and in the effort tc dislod9e them from their hidin! olace, man named Frank H1;ieck was fatal shot. Great excitennen prevails throughout this part of tn State. Three hundred men or more surrounded the grove where th' murderer were concealed, aud ther' is no doubt they will he captured.
 Cholera m Egypt.
 ALExxEDR1A, July 17-Cholera I spreading generally throughout tn country. The sanitary commi- sior are taking sters to isolate Alexan dria. To-day IS deaths from tn disease occurred at Damietta; yes terday 3S deaths at Mansurah.
 CAIRO. July 17sh The sanitar. commission is endeavoring to purif, Cairo, anl .isoia,e houses wher, cholera appeared, but if the diseas takes firm hold in the city it Is pos s;i,le iG will be all0we! to take it. course and that great precau;ion cal only be taken 10 check it's progress
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 HISTORY OF MARICOPA
 COUNTY.