The bee., 1883-04-07
THE NEWS.

At Tucson, Arizona, the Indian situation IS
growing serious. Adyice5 from Silver City
say that party, which arrived there from
San Carlos, report that the young bucks on
the San Carlos reservations were very rest
less last week, and there was every evidence
of an early outbreak. They talked OF the
victory of the big chief in Mexico, and said
he would soon be at San Carlos, and couriers
have been constantly passing between the
reservation and Juh's band IN Sonora, carry
ing information. The band raiding South
eastern Arizona has been drawing from the
reservations, and is increasing in numbers
daily. As far as heard from, twenty-oRe
people have been murdered and buried in
seven days.
Judge II. G. McComas and his wife have
been murdered by Apaches, at Thompson
canyon. Their son was with them, and it is
supposed that he was captured. Judge Nc
Comas was a member of the law firm Of
McComas d McKegan. of st. Louis. 1t is
ruInored that the troops and hostiles had an
engagement in tho Milestone mountains,
tA@ANA eAtsS VIZ NAONto oNAN HOASbS0s
j. n. Peers, editor cf the Coliinsville (IIl.)
Herald, has been horsewhipped in that town
by Mrs. Henry Marshall, wife of a business
man there, for the publication of an article
which reflected upon herself, her husband
and her mother. Peers was badly marked
about the face and neck by the rawhide Wig
orously applied by the indignant LADY.
Home. Sweet Home" was nIavaes
mouth organ in the rooms of the Postal Tele-
graph Company, in New ,ork, and a tele-
graph dispatch came back from Chicago that
the tune was heard there distinctly. The
distance by the line over which the sound
was transmittedis is trife over !, 1,24O miles.
The Lynchburg AdrGace says that if Rich
mond, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Dan
vile viii push manufacturing interests, and
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and Alexandria push
commerce, importing and shipping. and all
push the wholesale trade, Virginia in a few
years will be the greatest Southern state.
Conductor E. L. Hosley, of the New Haven
and Northampton Railroad, was found guilty
OF manslaughter in the Superior Court at
Greenfield, Mass, for disobeying orders and
Causing collision on the State Road last
September, in which three persons were
killed and Others wounded
In Philadelphia Judge Fell sentenced the
men who were convicted of violating graves
in the Lebanon Cemetery; Robert Chew was
sentenced to two years Imprisonment, Levi
Chew to eighteen months, McNamee to eight /
months and PiIletf fOur months
An Indictment for manslaughter in the
first degree has been presented by the New
York grand jury against George W. Conk-
ling. Jr., who shot Wilbur H. Haverstick.
COnkling at once surrendered himself and
was admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
At Seymour, Ind, the body of Michael
Burkhardt, one of the wealthiest citizens OF
the place, was found in a disused yault
Several graveyard insurance policies were
held on his life and foul play is suspected.
The American Postal, Bankers and Mer-
chants and American Rapid Telegraph Com
panies will consolidate during the coming
week.
Gold certificates to the amount of $4,000
has been stolen from the sub-Treasury at
New York.
Mrs. Meeker has been HANGED at Windsor.
VT, for the murder of her adopted daughter.
She persisted in her innocence.
Between $4,000 and $1,000 in stocks ana
bonds have been stolen from the safe in the
Office of E. B. Treat, publisher, No. 757
Broadway, New York.