Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-15

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 A BOOST FOR TUCSON.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12 Refer ring to the projected railroad rails road from Tucson lo Globe and Port Lobos, the Examiner says: this road and extensions of other roads will impart new impetus to the dew eiopment of southern Arizona and It is reasonable to expect Tucson will at no distant y, be one of the most fiourishing and enterprising business centres of the south.
 THREE NOTED CoUNTERFEIrERs
 NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The In- tpector learned two months ago that Wm. E. Broadway. Nathaniel B. Foster and Lewis o. Martin, tn. most noted counterfeiters in the country, were preparing tn counters felt securities of some kind. The men were watched, proof has been established, and all have been ar rested. The counterfeiters had al, ready sturci off spurious thousand dollar seven per cent. construction mortgage bonds, due 1901, On the Morris and Essex division of the Delaware, Lackawana & Western railroad, and 1 ,O30 dollar 6 per cent. gold bearing bonds, series B, of Cen tral Pacific railroad. Even the U s. Internal revenue stamps on the bonds were counterfeit. It is be> lieved that some spurious bonds have already been placed on the market. Broadway is native of Connecticut, 61 years old, B printer and electrotypcr by profession. He studied chemistry under Professor SilllInan, of Yale college, in 1853. He obtained impressions on lead ot genuine plate bills of the State Bank of Connecticut, and printed S100,O00 Tn $5 notes. Since that time he has been repeatedly connected with some of the heaviest coun;erfeiting ven> lures in the country. There were two indictments found against him in Brooklyn, recently, for forgery and counterfeiting, and he pleaded guilty, but sentence was suspended in consideration of is surrender of ot the bond and note plates, and givs ing information concerning other counterfelters. He was warned how- ever that if detected in other coun- terfelting schemes he would be sen, encel on old indictments to thirty years Imprisonment.
 Louis Martin, alias Luther R. Martin, alias Martin Luther, sixty years old in 1875, was indicted in the Western District of Pennsylvania for manufacturing counterfeit $500 notes, but was never tried. He was at one time a member of the New York Jockey Club, and known ou all racing tracks in the country.
 Foster is forty years old, and native of Bradford, Illinois. His father and brother are counterfeit CTS and he has been one since hIs youth.
 THE PENNSYLVANIA RETURNS.
 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-The official majority for Auditor General and Treasurer the only State officers Dslloted for in Pennsylvania, were Niles, i6,726; LiYsey, 19,SS6; both Republicans. In Philadelphia, Niles, Auditor General, 20,667; Liv- sey,AState Treasurer, ,21 ,9S4; Graham District Attorney, no opposition. 127,225; Llttletou, clerk of the court of quarter sessions, 20, 42j; Jefferies, city comptroller,wi the opposition of the committee of 100, 121; Powers coroner, 17,377.
 DEATH FROM TIGHT LAcINe.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Miss Carrie Rosenheim aged %, who while receiving some friends and her affianced lover at her parents resi- dence last evening, suddenly left the room remarking she did not feel well. Half an hour after she was found in the yard dead. From the appearance of her face, it is stated death resulted from over tight 1acing. 4 similar case occurred to a lady on Kearncy street, but which did not terminate fatally; she was carried into drug store, her stays unlaced when she recovered suffi- ciently to be removed home in carriage.
 o'DoNNELL s TRIAL.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-In res ponse to letter asking him to see Secretary of Stats in regard to ob- taining a fair trial for O'Donnell for the murderlng of Carey, General Rosecraus writes, he had seen the of State who had assured him that steps had been taken to ats tain the object desired and that the attention of ther department would be fully directed to the matter.
 THE STORM AT BOSTON.
 BosToN, Nov. 13.-The gala con- tinue eff Highlands light house; the wind has been blowing for the last twenty-four hours at the rate of 60 miles an hour.
 TRICHINosIs IN OHIO. AKRON, Ohio, Nov. 13.-R. F. Palmcr's family have all been taken i'll, supposed 10 be trichi- nosis from eating head ch eese; two 1 of them will probably die
 INJUNCTION. V