Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

rules. Business is slowly reviving and soiue arc returning from the in> terior.
 THE ARRE. T OF A SHERIFF AND POSSE
 CLIFTON, Sept. 29.--James McNa- mara swore out warrants yesterday afternoon for the arrest of Nicholas Angaca aud twenty one others com pr:sing the sheriff's posse who killed "Kid' Lewis on the 9th. McNa- mara charges the posse with making an attack with deaily weapons. The real name of "Kid" Lewis was James Bartlett. He was only twenty years old, but is believed to have killed at least four persons ln his short career.
 EXPRESS MESSENGER ROBBED.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 29th.-Bart Loomis, express messenger on the Wabash road was overpewered and robbed last night between Roam and Peru. II is supposed that abou, fifteen hundred dollars was taken from the car. After the train passed Laketon twenty miles from Peru three masked men entered the ex- press car from the rear and knocked the messenger insensible and gagged hlm, no other train men In car at the time.
 NEW POOL COMMISSIONER. CHICAGO, Sept. 29-The appein'- ment of John c Gault. late vice presiden; Of the Wabash, and for merly general superintendent of the Milwaukee and St. Paul, as com missioner of the California Pool gives general sstisfac ion in railroad circles. Gault is now in the city and says he will act provided he will not have to give his headquar- ters to San Franci-co, members of his family objecting to that city "n account of the climate, which does not agree with them. He would prefer to make his quarters in this city believing this the most central point from which to direct the new p; ol which comprises all of the Pa- cifc lines, including the Sunset Route from New Orleans and North ern Pacific from St. Paul It Is quite probab !e the managers of the roads in ihe new pool will consent to the lvcation of the commissioners hesd- quarters in this city, as this is cer- tainly the most unobjectIonable point that could be selected. GARRETT, JEwETT AND GOULD
 CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.--New York Times says: Gould and Willard had a conf, renee this afternoon when af- fairs of the Northern Pacific wss discussed; it was assert that the conference had been held at the off, fees of DIexel, Morgan 6 Co.,, and that negotiations had been perfected for loan of S15,OJO,0 ,0O0 to the com pany on the devenIure b md or some other security. The belief is Ob- tained from unusual y well info ms ed quarters that the plan of action has been fully developed. It is re- ported on what is considered good authority that controlling interest of the Pittshurg and Western rail- road wil be trAnsft rred 10 morrow either 10 Garrett or Jewett, or Gould with the choice in favor of Jeweti.
 MALIGNANT YELLOW FEVER. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 29 Steamer \ bern, which arrived this morn ing from Gnaymas and MaZatlan, hrol ght five eases of malignant yell low fencr. including the second of fccr, who was lying at the point of death and who died shortly after. The vessel was immediately placed in quarantine. The steamer has since sigualled that another victim ,as died and still another expected 10 dIe
 AN IMPORTANT LEGAL DECISION.
 CINCINNATI, Sept 29.-The Dis- trIct C, ut authorized the announces ment that it will at two o'clock Mon- day next, render decision in the celebrated case of the Mannix As siguee vs. Purcell ct. al.. involving the question of subjecting the church property to pay the debts of the late Archbishop Purcell.
 THE EMPEROR SPEAKS.
 RUDEsHEIM, Sept. 29.-The Empc- TOT. in speech at the Meiderwold unveiling, said: "When providence desires to signify irs will with regard 10 mighty events upon earth. it selects the time, countries and instru ments to accomplish its purpose. The years of 1870 and 1871 were a time when such purpose was indi~ cated. Our threatened Germany rose in it's love for the fatherland as one man, and with the prince at it's head stood in arms as the instru~ ment. The Almighty conducted these arms, after sanguinary con hicts, from victory to victory, and united Germany takes it's place in the history of lhe world. dedicate this monument to the ia len, a mem ori al to the living, an acknowlrdg- ment to the coming generations, a source of emulation. May God vouchsafe It."
 THE TERRIBLE CYCLONE.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 29 -Capfair Davis, from Sanio Domingo, speak ing of the terrible cyclone tIere, says. at least 100 sailors must h ve perIshed within the distance of 80