Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-11

THE NEW YORK HERALr- AT NASSAU. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The fierald | announced this morning that as soon as possible it would have it's own news stands ils dizfrent parts of the city at which the HeTdtd and other city newap pers would be sold st prices printed oH- them and not prices in which retail dealers might consider proper; advertisements for $500 men and women to sell the Fer aEG appeared in the same issue. SENT TO JAIL.
 BENSON, Ocs. 5.-N. ". Wheeler has been sent to the Tombstone jail for three months by Judge iMunf ell for stealing a pair of blankets.
 Benson is building up very rapid | ly and business is lively.
 BUTLEk's CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
 BosToN, Oct 5.-A novelty in the way of campaign documVnts will be scattered broadcast by Butl9r's man> ager, headed Regular Republican Ticket" It is printed in ballot form on material which is an imita- ton of a human cuticle after tan- hing and dressing, bearing the names for state officers and of gen- tlemen prominent in the Tewsbury almshouse,
 | BUSINESS MEN.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Cham per of Commerce to-day, in view of recent failures in this city, resolved that a committee be appointed to prepare and submit to the Chamber, such amendments to existing laws which regulate assignments In bank ruptcy as will prohibit any and all preferences, and which will place | all creditors upon the same basis Tn the distribution of assets. The Committee on Railways ordered report of what amendment of exist ing laws are necessary to check the growing evil in stock watering,
 FOURTH TERM.
 BALTIMORE, Oct 5.-The democra- tic mayoralty convention unanimous ] ly nominated FerdinGl C., Latrobe for the fourth term.
 STILL AT IT.
 NEW YORK, Oct 5.-A meeting of the new dealers tonight with closed doors, it IS stated that the central council representing several local l union organizations. A committee will be .appointed to prepare an ad- dress to the public so that the news dealers struggle may be properly prevented. 100000 copies will be printed; two lawyers at the Tombs police court to morrow, to look af> ter the interests of the newsdealers who may be arrested on account of the Herald. It is reported that the Sun, Star and Tribune will not per init their papers to be sold at the Herald stands. The commissioner of public works of Brooklyn has stated that he will not permit the Herald stands on the sidewalks. 1 DIRECTORS INSPECTING.
 BOSTON, Oct. Erred. L. Amess, Ezra Baker and c. N. Adams, jr., directors of the Union Pacific rails road, left Boston yesterday for tour of inspection of the road. It la probable that the Oregon line, Utah & Northern and Utah Southern will beinspected, the latter with the view to It's extension via Salt Lake & Western, Westward to San Francisco.
 RAILROAD ACCIDENT | PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-A train on the north branch of the north 1 Pennsylvania branch of the Phila- delphia and Reading railroad ran into a street car on the Union line at Susqueha ma avenue and American street this morning. The car was demolished and all the passeng gers were more or less injured. Ten per sons who were most severely injured were taken to the Episcopal hospital and two since have died. The driv-. CT of the street car was inside at the time of the accident. Those who have died are James Hammii and James Devine. Among the injured was a, woman named Mary Sellers, who terribly mangled. She was carried to the hospital in bag. She aud several others are expected to die.
 THE RACE TRACK.
 l ALBANY, Y. Y, Oct. 5.-At the races today Jay Eye See, in an at empt to beat his record, trotted a mile in 2:17.
 NATURALIzINe CHISAMAN.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Chong Kee, first American to be naturallz~ ed in the court of common pleas has had his papers approved by the udge today.
 SMUGGLING cHINAMEN.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6-A Port Townsend (W. T.) Gail says: Cus> tom Inspector Matheson captured the sloop Star, with eleven Chinese on board, hailing from British Col,