Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

Eureka for several days, has pun l chased the Eureka Con. slag nile Sau Francesca rarties, and that the entire dump will be run through a new style of furnace again. It is estimated that there are abaut ], ,e99, 900 tons of slag in the dump, which may pay handsomely, as when the furnaces were first started the proce. S 1 of sme ting was crude. Tests of the new process will be made with the present furnaces of the Eureka Con, and if satisfactory new works will l be erected Immediately.
 THE DEMOCRATS AFTER HARMONY.
 NEW YORK, +pt. 9 The audi ence that filled the large hal of the Cooper building assembled this af- ternoon, al the call of the interest of democratic harmony of this city. Many prominent democrats are upon the platform. Dlvid Dudley Field was nominated chairman, and enthusiastically received. Field said that the meeting had been called for the purpose of arranging about an harmonious action among the. .fsmocrats of thIs city as exiSf> ing Ascension in the ranks seriously endangered the success of the party in the future. The republican party had mismanaged the affairs of the nation, as could be seen by excessive taxation, reckless and extravagant expenditure of public funds and en- croachmcnt, and especially in states where the republican party could be displaced as long as the democrats of this state were united. Chas. A.. Dana. Joseph Pulitzer, editors of the Sun and World, were among the list of vice>presidents. Resolutions were presented by Congressman P, tier, which called upon all demos crats to lay aside differences and unite against the common enemy and denoun ing all leaders and ar> ganizatioRs who neglected 10 carry the resolution into effect. A com mifiee wa appointed to present res solutions to the State Convention to be hold al Buffalo and urge upen ..ne democratic masses the ncc<ssary of harmonious action.
 THE COWBOYS.
 CLIFTON, Sept. s5.-A sheriff posse If 25 mep met party of four cc@ boys and ordered them 10 throw up ihtir hands. Kid Lewis, the leader of the cowboys, was in front and pulled bis pistol, wien the posse , fired upon them. Lewis received several balls at the first fire anl was instantly killed. Frank Leonard was wounded and crawled off into the hills; nothing has since been seen of him, and he is believed by many to b. dead. McNamara aud Va il were unhurt, the latter riding . away amid vo ley of bullets ! Sner if stevens is nere in person and : is determined th 1t law anu or.'el , shall prevail. He has the hearty support of our people. The recent killing fairs have grown out oi frnds of desperate men. and hgvt been among themselves. The re- } ports sent out from ther places have . been in most ca-es exaggera ed. 4 sheriff's posse has just arrived ir town with Kid" No. 2, who is wanted for horse stealing.
 MISSING CHILD FOUND. YUMA, Sept 25.-As ihe passenger train pulled out from Picacho last night child belonging to 9 German , emigrant family walked off the platform of the car. The train was backed 10 the station but no trace oi inc child could be found. No blame attaches 10 the train men. The parents of the child remained al Picacho all night and this morning went Tn search of the child. As they approached some bushes the little one came running out with out stretched arms calling "napa, papa The child was uninjured.
 FULL OF THE DOCS OF WAR.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-S!cam- ship Ethel cleared to-day. TAe man. ife>t show, cargo of cannon, dy> namite shells and ammunition of war of all sorts She sails for Port au Prince and is owned by the aaytaln government. No attempt has been made to prevent the vessel sailing.
 THE QUESTION OF DoNNELL's
 DEFENSE.
 1 LONDON, Sept. 25.-U. $. consul has referred the question of Donncll'~ defense to the American legali n 2 wAich ie now conferIing with the Home Secretary in regard to the matter.
 DOWN GO THE PRICES.
 | CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The Panhan~ de and Kankakee lines begin selling tickets to Indianapolis his morning at one dollor with consequent reduc- ti"n in price to Cincinnati and inter- mediate points, regular rates being added beyond Indianapolis. it ap- 1 pears that ihe five cent rate of Chi cago and eastern Illinois to Indiao- arolis is made with the condition that this line runs only night traIn at that rate and requires purchasers of five cent tickets 10 buy sleeping car tickets at two dollars so that the minimum rate over this line is $2.05 WALL STREET.
 NEW YorK, Sept, 25.-Wa1I street II m. stocks opened firm; advance