Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26
The rewksabury nustiers i.

The Tcwksabury RUstlers.
Boston, April 1S.-Al the Tewks-
bury investigation to-day a former
inmate gave some startling and dis
gusting evidence regarding the treat
ment of inmates.
a Cut-On Railroad.
LINCOLN, Neb April ia lead
ing official of the Burlington & Mis-
souri, Railroad says, in regard to the
contemplated cutoff from Hastings
to some point on the main line to
Denver, that it Will certainly be built
this year. The new line will shorten
the distance to Denver about 35
miles.
Arizona Miner Robbed.
CHICAGO. April 1S.-Danie1 r.
Donahue, the man arrested Monday
night by detectives Elliott ana
Vale. on suspicion of having robbed
Nicholas Sullivan, late arrival
from Arizona mines, of a watch and
chain worth about $1,000, diamond
stud valued at 81 600, and $3,700 in
certificates of mining stock, while
the couple were Cd a spree together,
was brought before Justice Wallace
this morning for trial. but the case
was continued until April 20, under
bonds of $4,000, which .,Donahue
failed to give
knights Tempiar.
CHICAGO, April 18.-Apollo Com
mandery has asked the Grant Com
mander of Illinois for a dispensation
to leave the State; also the Grand
Master of tae Uuitcd States to leave
the United States, in contemplation
of a European trip in place of at
tending the Conclave in San Fran
cisco. Their decision in this matter
was caused by the action of the San
Francisco hotcl-keepers, as pub
lished in San Francisco papers of
March 58, relative to hotel rates.
Upon receiving this published infor.
nation the Commandery at once is
sued a decision to abandon the con-
western trip, without
waiting for the report of Doctor
Collester, their representative.
cen. Crooks Movements.
DENVER, Col, April 20 "A special
from Gen. Crooks headquarters, at
Arizona, says: "The Ter
press exaggerate in order to
inf1ame an attack on the reservation
Indians. The raiders have not been
in Arizona for three weeks past
The last alarming report, two days
old, th.t band of Apaches were
seen in the Santa Rita range, beyond
Camp Crittenden. in the Santa Cruz
valley above Calabases is wholly IN
true. Crook has been greatly ham,
pered and annoyed by these lnfam.
matory articles and falsehoods. He
will move into Mexico. His force
will consist of 1872 Apaches, under
Captain Crawford, of the Third Cav
airy, and aides. N. E. Mcintosh
will also have fifty cayatIymen, and
he entire Mexican force in northern
Sonora and chihuahua.
"The Tombstone rangers have been
in Wilcox, and they say they are on
he Indian trail. They do not ap-
pear anxious to reach San Carlos"
In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-Chas.
A. Dana and ex-Lieutenant Govern !
Or Dorsheimer are at the Palace. |
illness at Yosemite was
merely a chill. Senator J. B. Chat |
Zee is also at the Palace. E. B. Wash
ourne is expected tomorrow.
The Stnr Route Trials.
WASHINGTON. April 19.-On reas-
;cmbling, much time was occupied |
0y discussion as to order of argus
nent. Court decided 10 allow the !
Government counsel to open and |
close. Grand Jury returned indict-
nents against VIM. P. Kellogg, for
bribes whilst Senator, and
igainst Thos. }. Brady, for receiving
money whilst Second Assistant Post
master General for service rendered |
n connection with mail contract.
Condensed kilograms.
Herr Most is lecturing in Wash
ington, and defending himself |
against newspaper charges that be
advises murder, robbery, and divis-
on of capital.
The Saloonkeepers' Association of
Ohio will legally oppose the 800 |
license for retailing whiskIes and
300 on beer and wine shops.
The lumber regions of Wisconsin |
Ire suffering heavily from floods. At |
townsville, the stores and boarding
house were swept away.
At Coletown, O., two Pan Handle
trains collided ard an old conductor
Iamed VIM. Russell was beheaded. |
The Nebraska Knights Templar
will largely attend the cooclave at
San Francisco.
President Arthur's party left San
for Savannah on the
steamer Tallaposa, on the 18th.
An unusually heavy sandstorm at
Fresno, Cal, on the 18th, was fol-
lowed by a steady rain that lasted
one hour.
General rains throughout central
and northern California.
Deputy Sheriff De Cells of Los