Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22

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 THE NEW TIME.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The new standard railroad time went into effect at noon yesterday, and many changes were made in all public clocks in large cities, which excited much interest.
 STEAMER BURNED.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-The steamer s. H. Purisot, on the way down from Vicksburg, was destroyed by fire, and the entire cargo, valued at $2O0,O00, was lost. Great excite ment prevailed among the passens gers, the boat was headed for the bank and all were saved except one deck hand that was drowned.
 CANADA ROW.
 KINGSTON, Ont, Nov. 19.-There was terrible row last night in the Victoria music hall. An ex>member of the salvation army who was ine toxicat d, entered the hall and struck several individuals. Capt. Thompson. aide-de-camp to Major Moore, commander for all America, undertook to quiet the disturbance choRed. Four policemen then ems tered and arrested a young man, A small riot followed; a crowd surged and hustled. About half of the officers of the peace and the army of salvation were surrounded and kick ed The disorder was fearful. The pollce eventually retired without their prisoner and found difficulty in forcing their way through the mob on the street.
 MOODY AND sANKEY MEETING. LONDON, Nov. 19.-The first fort- night of Moody and Sankey's Mis- sion at Isligton, closed Sunday with four survices. The hall was crowd ed each meeting. Tickets were eag- erly sought days beforehand, and standing room was barely obtain able.
 INDIANS RAIDING IN SONORA. | TOMBSTONE, Nov. 20.-News has just been received from Con Cutters camp at Nacasari, Sonora, that on the 11th the Indians made raid or their camp. and ran off all their stock, numbering eight horses and two mules. A party was organized and took up the trail of the Indians who W ere heading north. The band is thought to be portion of Gero- nimo's which is still out and mak ing a clean up of stock prior to ret urning to the San Carlos reservation. Reports of their depredations prev in that part of Sonora, so far, have confined themselves to stealing; nc murders having been heard of lately
 The jury in the case of Molli' White, on trial for robbery, retur- ned a verdict this morning of "not guilty
 DEATH OF A SCIENTIST.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-A spec ial from London says: Charles William Siemes scientist, engineer and electrician died to-day of rup- ture of the heart, age 63.
 DETRUcTIvE FIRE IN DIXON.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Dixon California special states that fire there last night destroyed the best business block in the town. It i impossible to form ;an estimate o the losses or amount covered b. insurance.
 A SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT OF CHIN EsE TO GET IN.
 SEATTLE, W. T., Nov. 20.-An att empt has been made to bring 25 Chin ese into Washington Territory, b! means of afidavits setting forth that they had been in the country before and were legally entitled tt return. After careful considerat1ar Collector Bash found that the proc was not strong enough and they were compelled to return to Victori; This is the second attempt of thu kind; the first being successful anC l thirty Chinese got in.
 FIRE AT WILLIAMS, CAL.
 WILLIAMS, Cal. Nov. BOA fir here yesterday morning destroyet property valued at about $50,000; p' insurance
 HOW TO MAINTAIN PEACE ON THE
 CONTINENT.
 LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Times, il a leading article, concludes that con- tlnued peace depends upon subs tantial English garrison in Egypt and that it is essential to the inter- ests of civilization.
 FIFTEEN FEET OF HUMANITY MAR 1 P1TTsBURG, Nov. 20.-Patrick William O'Brien, the Irish giant ant Christian A. Dumz the German giantess were married in this city to-day. The ceremony was per formed in the German Evangelical church, witnessed by numerous concourse of people, including the mayor and council of Pittsburg mayor of Allegheny city, John Nc Cullough and Margaret Mathe, Az tee dwarfs, Indians and snake char mer. Out side of the church crowd gathered in such numbers as to ob. struck traffic in spite of the efforts of large force of policemen. O.. Brien wore a full dress suit and {