Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

-Ns, q .,.ss Mere ie.uu.l s.n ii,c b,.a es 10 prove their identity. The remains were brought to wilcox for burial.
 The } pache T. aIE.
 WILCOX, March q The Apaches crossed the railroad two miles north of here last night, either going into sonora, or the San Simon Valley, or are makidg a detour around the Graham mountains to San Carlos. News rros. the i'iends' E;etr-',t-
 TUcsox, March 24-A Star special from Agent Wilcox, at san Carlos, says there is nothing at the reserva- { on indicating the absence of bucks; bu, a more careful count will be had tomorrow. He T ports everything quiet.
 .crf:tentaIly Shot,
 SAN FRANCISCO, Marcl, 24-Nes- terday af ernoon, st Halls ranch, neat the Five Mile Houst, on the San Jose road, Charles, a tn year old son of Police Officer Moran, was killed by his brother Waller aged fourteen, while playing with load gun, ,he charge passiug through his mead.
 RrsdascrcG-o 1IsEns- BA4.rIMoRr, March 23 = Jennie Heiinan, dan .htcr of Jacob FIeiman, xas 10 have been married last ovei,- guests arrived they found the resi- dcnce of lieiman. closed, and were told the weddin. had been postponed. 1, is learned today that the bride groom elect disappeared a few hours before the hour for the ceremony Thc young man was not satisfied with the amount which the brides father proposed 10 settle ou her.
 Buried Es.r,srIc FAYETrEyILLE N. C., March 23- John Taylor, an old grave digger, dug his own grave ana buried him self While engaged in his gloomy work this morning early it caved in bu:ying him. He was dead when fosnd.
 'ErOuLie Among Cattle and Sheep
 Men.
 DENVER, Col, March 24-The Re zs5lican's Albuquerque special say,: The trouble between the cat,le and sheep men of American Valley is be coming alarming. On Monday cowboy named Nelson Curtis, en- ploye of large stock man named Patton, and rcpor;el partner of senator John Logan, while camping at one irncl,, was murdered by two sheep he:d,.rs. The cattle men offer $500 reward fer the capture of the murderers. A large party started in pussuit and the whole valley is ter ribly excited. This trouble, long fern enting, may end in warfare.
 A Railroad Train Wrecked.
 ST. Lotus, March 24.- The Mis- sour Pacific express No. 1, East bound, was wrecked at Moniteau station by broken switch. Tic engine, mail and express ca's we.e nearly destroyed and fireman Frank Tramer was slightly injured.
 EIcvater Burned.
 FLATRoCK, Ind, March 24-TLe Grand elevator here was burned loss $97o0O; insurance, s19 300.
 FoIger's Pr. carious Health
 WASHINGTON, D. c March 24.- The Immediate trouble Of Secretary Folger is said 10 be erysipelas, but this is believed 10 be the least Of hls His Physicians, this af.el- noon stated he would not be per mited to resume his official duty for Il month at least. So soon as the 1 moderates. if his condition is such as to permit him to travel, he will take trip to Bermuda The secretary's sickuess has st arted a fresh rumor about his resignation Those ill position to know state that he Secretary has no intention of If he resigns at all, if will not bc until the close of the iscal year.
 Five years In tf,e E'enitentiary. CARLINgvILE, Ills, March 24- The case of John F. Bu-rill, ex | irand Secretary of tie Grand Lodge f Massons of Illinois, on trial of en days, was concludad to-day. The jury reudered.a a verdict of guilty 'ith a punishment of five years iii he pcnitentiary. The charge was he embezzlement of $2,SO0 of the nnds of the grand Lodge Two lore indictments are pending and le total amount of embezzlements estimated from S6,OOO 10 $7, ,0OO.
 California Indian Lands. NEW YORK, March 24-The Times l noticinf the appointment by Sec stary Teller of Mrs. H. H. Jack son | s special agent 10 investigate the alifornia Indian land titles, says: It is an unprecedented thing, but :. lere is propriety in it. In the phil 1.hIopic work of ascertaining the . luitable right of these people dis assessed of their ancient holdings, ITS. Jackson will have the good ill of all honest people" Mrs. ' ic&son is Boston literary lady. V ConkIing Admitted to isatl tl NEW YORK, March 24 Judge ! onahue has decided that J. W. e onkling, who killed Haversiick, to Il , entitled tO bail in a reasOaahle O