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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

A TOMBSTONE firm IS shipping
 four from Benicia, Cal. When 6
 firm can pay freight over more than
 eleven hundred miles of railroad
 and handle goods to better advan-
 tage than those shipped over but
 two hundred and fifty mics of road
 there IS evidently commercial joint 1 badly out of place somewhere.
 Wheat sells in this valley for about
 San Francisco prices; flour is man
 ufactured and sold at about the same
 rates, the difference, when any, being very small, but yet Tom bstone mer- chants can afford to buy thousand
 miles further from home at about
 the same rates they would pay in
 this valley. It strikes us that there
 are points in connection with these
 facts that ought to open the eyes of the grain growers of our valley. Of the whole population of our valley to the position in which we are placed. Practically we have no market though surrounded by large consuming communities. Our mar kets are in the hands of outsiders whose interest It is to shut it of or rather kept us out largely. Next year this valley will probably raise enough wheat to feed tine whole po- pulation of Arizona for a year. That crop ought to be got to our principal markets at rates that would not be possible for the nearest graingrowers outside of the Territory to compete with. So long as we are obliged to resort 10 the present system of ;rans- portion just so long will our markets be in tue h. ands of Californian aDd'l E istern producers ard manufactur- CTS The fall cropping has begun among us. The percentage of bar ley raised here next year will. be | comparatively much less than the  crop uf the present year while there will be a great increase Tn the acreage of wheat, fruit, etc. There i will be no more money in wheat than in barley if we have no market IL is only getting on the other side of the same dilemma. The solution of the problem is railroad transport a-ion. We must have it or we might
 ust as well build rampant around our valley with the bags of grain, station ourselves on the inside with Inuskets and shoot every man thatsap preached for all time to come, SC far as progress in the development of | tue country is concerned. The limit of our production has alr eady been reached even before We have fairly | begun the develop meut of the coun> try; it has been reached because we raise all and more than we can dis pose of Eat fair living rates. There is a demand for grit and enterprise. Let us have it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

DENVER and Pueblo are gradually absorbing the smelting business of Colorado. No doubt they will like wise draw heavily on New Mexico. Cheap labor and fuel seem to be the causes which are concent rating busi- ness at those two points and our Arizona smelling companies may see a point in the experience of these Colorado companies.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

children havesheen dlsgraced, whose
 domestic peace and joy have been
 ruthles<;y and unsparingly trampled
 upodiaaias tl.e sacred precincts of his home is morally justiiable in talk, ing summary and efFectual revenge and hs:oyght to be justified by law under such circumstances. The .aHctity of home,apd family are the frstr1ghts of an American citizen to he preserved and if the condition of societyis suchs that it winks at their violation, if law cannot reach the case there is but one other resort for hIm who has the least sense of deccncy and spark of manhood about him.
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ly against it. The judicial amend
 ment is carried beyond doubt, the
 first amendment will not get over
 100000 votes. The prohibition vote
 is estimated from 2O,O0O to 5o,OoO | and greenback 2,000.
 DEs MoNEs, Oct. 1O.-The Dee
 mocrats now generally concede that Sherman is elected, but put his ma
 jority at 5000, and concede five to
 eight republican majority in the
 Senate. 4 representative of the As
 sociated Press called at democratic
 headquarters to get their estimate
 and statement Mir. Kinne refused
 to make any statements, but MT. Sells, secretary, furnished the fol- lowing "Returns from the interior indicate large democratic gains. The result of the state ticket is doubtful. The republican plurality will not exceed 5000 the lower house in doubt. Prohibition cer- tainly defeated"
 PREPARING FOR THE BATTLE.
 ALBANY, October, 1.-The chair> man of the democratic State com- mittee has invited the chairman of several democratic counties cSmmi.- tees and editors of leading democra- tic papers te meet the State candi- dates in this city October 18th for consultation as to the conduct of the canvass in the State.
 OFFICIAL REPORT FROM GUAYMAs.
 GDAYMAs, Oct. 1.-The epidemic is decidedly abating, aud almost over; only one death here during the last twenty y-four hours, and four in Hcrmosillo. The weather is cool and pleasant all over the State; mer- cuiy at 50 in Hermoslllo and 70 here at 2 a. m. Business is reviving al over the country and there is hardly ! trace of the scourge, the merchants having opened thelr stores and trade 1 is beginning to liven. The total 1 mortality since August 1st do es not | exceed 175 deaths from ali causes, 1 Among the 34 employees of the Son ,ra railway, who were victims of | he fever, was c. H. Gould, the ac- and popular telegraph operator of the general effice. This S an official report; all others are nd have been extremely exaggerat-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

As boy with new ax is prone to get up quite chopping be- all by himself so the Republican since getting into it's new political cloth es has worked up and extensive politi- cal campaign and shoots off it's big political yads with tremendous des- trscuon 10 the enemy In fact, poli- ties are fast and furious.in the Re- publican efficiently.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

GEORGE c. Gorham, Malone and Riddleberger that delectable trio of bslldosers. threaten to go over to the democracy if Gnrham is busted from the secretarysIrip of the Senate.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

BEN BUTLER says that two million workingmen will demand voice in the government next year aud that in hIs opinion they will put up candidate of their own. His deduc- tians are that there. will be third party in the field.
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GENERAL CRooK AT THoMAs.

CAMP THOMAS, A. T., Oct. 11th-- General Crook, Dr. McCreery and escort arrived at Apache yesterday afteFnoon3. The General has his shot gun in good order and has mas sacred quite an amount of small game, and deer or two. He will probably inspect all o' the forts and camps in the southern part of the Territory, before returning to head quarters.
 DEM ocRATIc MAJORITY, 12,000
 COLUMBUS, Oct. 11.-More con- plete returns from the election in dicate an increase in the Democra- tic majority, and will probably be considerable over 12,eOO The sen. ate will be to 1 democratic, and the house is estimated 63 republi- cans and 62 democrats.
 Later returns on the legislative ticket indicate that the democratic majority on joint ballot will not be tv-sn. Sat 34 Tho saoond 7~
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DROPPED DEAD.

TOMBSTONE. Oct. 11.-About one o'clock to-day J. B. Noxon, while engaged in putting in a shot in a claim near Tom bstoEe, suddenly dropped dead. Cause of death is supposed to be heart disease. The deceased was an. old timer in the camp and well known in southern
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CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE CT. R. I
SECRETARY TELLER AND THE. SOUTH
 ERS PACIFIC.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-A Washington special says, the application of the Southern Pacific for the appoints ment of commissioners to inspect its track will be decided by Secretary Teller, very soon. The Secretary will refuse the application, holding that to appoint commissioners to ex- anime the Southern Pacific in Ari- zona and New Mexico would be to recognize it as successor and as, signed of the Texas Pacific, and this would practically give it the land grant it is after, consequently the application for the commissioners will be refused.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

TALMADeE says God and civiliEa- ton demand that plank of intelli- gent heIpfulness be put into political platforms for the avalanche-of for eigu population.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

Lovers of first class literature will regretto learn that the great Russ sian Novelist Turgeneff is dead. He died at St. Petersburg on the 7th instant.
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TELE gAPHEC
AssAss1NATED-FLoPPED,

TOMBSTONE, Oct. 10.-The exam ination of Daniel Lewis, charged with the murder of Mark Ellis, near Dos Cabezas, Oct. 1, closed this af ternoon, resulting in the defendant being held for murder, without bail. The testimony of Endres, the only witness to the killing, shows it to have been cold>blooded assassina> tion.
 The Daily Epitaph made politi- cal flop this morning, coming out as & republican journal.
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GUAYMAS.

GUAYMAs, oct. 12.-TIere is hard : ly new case of fever in town, and all of the cases arc getting well !; there are no deaths reported for the last twenty four hours.
 The weather is cool; the mercury stood at 95 at noon.
 Official report at Hermosillo calls for ore death in the last A hours, and but very few bad cases existing. The mercury there went down to 45 last night; 56 this morning and 82 at noon.
 Latest advices from Mazatlan un- der date of Oct. 4th, state that there were no new cases Of fever and very few deaths since Sept. 25th.
 During this month and the next there will arrive ten vessels here loaded with valuable assorted car- goes from different points in the United States and Europe.
 GUAYMAs, Oct. 13.-rhe dreaded scoarge which has visited us,is about over; there have only. been two deaths in the last two days and these are old cases. For the last three nights a cold northeast wInd has prevailed and cleared the atmos- phere Since Sunday last the ther- momeser has not marked 90, and to> day opened at 70 at T a. m. People from the interior are returning and business is reviving; no less than ten cases of general merchandise leave here today for the interior, irrespect | i've of mining material. All reports to the contrary, reliable information has been received here that the dis- ease or the so called yellow fever has not spread into the interior.
 Registered deaths from all causes, irrespective of age or sex, foot up from Aug. 18th, 1883, to date, at two hundred and ten. As the steamer Newborn arrived here with the fiist case at that date, the record is talk n from that time, of which 167 were victims of the fever; allowing thirty three for those who were buried without permits, the civil judge be ing sick part of the time with the fever. The total amounts to PA o1 all diseases. The total number ot those who have been taken down here of the fever will reach thirty five hundred.
 At Hermosillo the ravages of the disease have been more severe, and it is partly owing to the want of san itary precautions It can be properly estimated that oi,t of population here and along the line, of >Ga whc C insIssn..xe heen attacked nd
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

WHEAT is selling in the San Fran cisco market at s1.7O cash 10 s1 .76 December. Barley in the same market goes at SLOT for feed and $1.S5 to s1 50 for first class brewing,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
FAST TRoTTIEG.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 12.-G-v> crnors Standford's bay mare Bonita, four years old irottcd a mlle agalnst time at the Kentucky Training Horse Breeders Association here to-day in 2:181l, beating Jay-Eye Sees four year o'd time, best on record until to,day, by quarter of a second. She made the first quart CT in B seco 'ds, half 1:O9, three quarters not caught
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

WE have "heard from Ohio." The democrats have gobbled the whole concern and nobody IS much sur prised. R =
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
MURDER IN PRESCOTT.

PRESCOTT, Oct. 11th.-Last night Geo. E. Ralph was shot five times and instantly killed by Geo. Walker
 with whose wife Ralph has been on too familiar terms.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

Iowa goes republican notwith- standing the whiskey issue, but by & considerable falling eff from her last state vote.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

THE number of deaths at Hermo- sillo from yellow fever are so great that the dead are buried without cofiae.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

ThePrescott papersseem to take a standfor the slain man in the req. cent killing in that place and to blame Maiker. Now we are absol, utely unaquainted with either party but there oSe thing certain In our
 mind and his: that the man whose b1 been betrayed. whe4@
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
THE HERALD.
Thursday. october IS, 1883

CHOLERA is said to be rapidly dis appearing in Egypt.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
E cr s ale.
NOTlc: !.

IT hereby warn all persons from buying l certain group mines sisuated in the southwest corner of Yavapia county, the names of which are as fol ows: Home stake, Sweepstake, Washington, Copper head an Sunset Said mines were To- cated January 17th, 1882.
 On June 2d. following and after, D C. King, c, L. Philes. and R, K. McGrath jumped the aforesaid mines, and made To- cations covering the same ground, the To- cation notices of which were recorded in Yuma caunty, and the names of the ioea- tions as made are as folloy-s The Little Wonder, King. Queen, f.-or, Regcl The mines above referred to belong to the undersigned who alone h. 8 power to sell an6. .convev title to the same.
 Du J, c, BILLIARD.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

TIN has been discovered in Alaba> ma, the ore assayipg aeveaty-eight per cent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
YELLOW FEVER.

MOBILE, Oct 12.-There are three new cases of fever at Brewton to~ day.
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consumed in receiving and readiag telegrams of congratulations. a-,
 A FORGER ARREST. ''i

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-C. A. Dewey, an Englishmap, who came to Montreal from Liverpool and who through ferged bills of leading obs tained from Nations Bank, Mon> treal, and from bankers in Boston and other places large sums of mons ney, was arrested here on the steam> CT Ceptic as the steamer was pass ing through the Gate on her way to Hong Kong. A dispatch yesterday from San Antonio, Texas. announce d his arrival at that place, but it turns out it was Dewey's brother who was arrested. It is believed to have been done for the purpose of throwing the detectives of this city of his track, but it did not succeed. Dew ey's real name is Halpert. He is held, awaiting instructions from tine authorities East
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18

WATTERsoN is bitterly opposed to Randall for the next Speaker of the II nnse-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
YELLOW FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The Times Democrats Montgomery sDe- cial says: Four new cases at Brew> ton to>day, three dying. Mayor BTewten, a pioneer, is among the deceasel. It is pronounced yelow fever. Nearly all the stores and dwellings are closed, the inhabi ants Iaavipr tap IT aSse
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18
ELECTRIC HEAD LIGHT .

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-The Wool ey electric head light, for railroad locomotives, was successfully tested on the Belt railway last nighs and again tonight. The light has power of 1000 candles, and casts distinct illumination distance of over one mile.
 CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE c. P. R. R.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-It is stated that Wm. Hood, assistant en- gineer Of c. P R. R., has been ap- pointed chief engineer of the road, left vacant by the death of $. S.. Montague Mr. Hood, WAS engineer of the loop over TehacLari moun- tain,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-18


 Brewtcn, a pioneer, is among the deceasel. It is pronounced yellow fever. Nearly all the stores and dwellings are closed, the inhabi ants leaving en n-asse.
 POOL COMMISSIONER
 CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Tohn c. Gault having declined to accept the posi- ton of Commissioner of the new California pool, E. P Vining, Freight Traffic Manager of the Union Pacific, is being urged by some parties for the position, but as the Central Pacific and other roads are strongly opposed 10 him on ac. count of his connection with the Union Pacific, it is not probable he will get the place. The gentleman most prominently mentioned is John Crompton, late General Foreign Freight Agent of the Wander bilt roads of this city Cromrton is strongly recommended for the posi- tion by Commissioner Fink.
 A CABLE SYSTEM OF ToRPEDoEs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The coast and harbor defense company . which made some experiments with tue cable system, Of toI pedoes at Fcrtress Monroe in May last, has sent Lieut.. J. W. Graydon 0he in ventor) to this city to make estimat- es of the coast of providing this system of defence for our harbor. It consists of submarine cable ser vice worked from the shore with the aid of steam. The cost is esti- mated at $5O0,O00. The cables are to be strong in times of war only. Senator Jones and Congressman Rosecransapprove of the plan. FROM GUAYMAs. GUAYMAs. Oct. 12--Den Rafael Escobosa, one of our most popular merchants, has been appointed Pre- feet in the place of Acting Prcfect Col. Hernandez. It is said the change is to take place very soon. General Carbo and staff are ex- pected in few days from Magda- lena.
 There is some talk of celebratin g the anniversary of the Mexican in. 1 dependence some time in this month which was suspended on Septem bel 18th last, on account of the epidemic Neither deaths or new cases of fever here.
 It is officially reported here tha the epidemsc Is almost matter ot the past.
 Official report from Hermosillo tonight calls for four deaths and very few new cases. The weather i. very pleasant; the thermometel stood at eighty,four today at noon. l IOWA ELECT1O ON l DIES tuOlN6I, OCG. 1S.-T ull dul and complete returns from fifty counties give Sherman 19,4 ,424 major' ority over Kinne; 1851 over Kinnt and Weaver-both. In these fifty counties Sherman has total vote o s6,624 and Kline e7,20O, Weaver 14,573.
 INDIFFERENT ABOUT THE RESULT l COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 12.-Neith. CT of the State committees are.
 ing an effort to QXis
 been conceal
 safely democ
 today, whel
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state vote
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per cent.
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House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-05
The FrcnCh-Spani.h Imbrorlio.

SPAIN DEMANDS INDEMNITY AND THE PUNISHMENT or
THE PERSONS WHO ISsULTED THEIR KING.
PARIS, Oct 5.-The Figaro and The GdhIoiS both
report that the Due de FeTnan- NuneZ the Spanish
ambassador. yesterday handed 10 NJ. Ferry prime
minister, and Al. Challemel-I l. Iacour, minister OF
foreign affairs, note settling forth the griey anccs
or Spain In connection with the arrival OF King
Alfonso In Paris, and demanding the punishment
or the authors OF the manifestation against his
majesty and satisfaction for Spain In proportion
TO The gravity OF the outrage. The note, these
papers say, was well received by Mn. Ferry and
ChallemelLacour NJ. Ferry subsequently, held a
conference with President Grevy
GEN. TIIBACDIN'S RESIGNATION.
The Reptt}tgue FFdHcaiSe asserts that President
GreNy has Instructed NJ. Ferry % request Gen. Th-
baudin 10 resign the portfolio OF war The iuItadre
expresses the belief that Gen. Thibaudin has
already resigned
THE RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
LONDON, Oct "a Paris dispatch 10 Reutar's
Telegraph company states that President Gravy
has accepted Gen. Thibaudin's resignation Of tho
war Office.
ADVICE OF THE FRENCH MINISTER OF FOREIGN
AFFANSS.
LONDON. Oct. "a Madrid dispatch 10 q local
news agency says M. ChalCinei- LacOurt the Frcn IA
minister or foreign fairs, has advised thai tho
full text OF President Crews apology 10 King
Alfonso be officially published, and thaJ the
leaders OF the demonstration Ia Paris against tho
king be punished.
A FRENCH CONSULATE IN SPAIN STONED.
AT SalagoSsa crowd assembled before the
French consulate and began 10 stone the building
when they were charged 10y the police and dis
perSeu.
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The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-yirginia sixes CONSOLIDATED,

Az bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Oct 5-Cotton steady-middlinp 10.
Flour steady and fairly Howard street AMI
western super 5a3 65; do extra 8 15a4 IS do family
5O0ad O0 city mills SUPER 30a 75 do extra OO.6
do Rio brands 575s6.oo: Patapsco family. $50: do
sn$rlatlve patent. 100. Wheat-southern firm; western
closing friner southern red. 1Osl l3 do amber.
ll2alII; No. Maryland, IA asked; No. , western
Noyelnber T. M,sall0; December, Ll2s4all2's; Jan
lower southern White S5ae7 do yeow 6sss Wesin
mIkSi snE spot t;. Ss bid October 575sa5s year 5ss
western white 3CaSs; do. mixed, 34a,5: Penns lvania
S5a5S Rye higher 63a66. Hay steady yi'rime choice
pennsylvania and Maryland, 14Gal6O O0. Provisions
quiet and easy Mess pork Is 90 Bulk shoulders
and clear rib sides. packed 7a7 = Bacollshouldors
clear rib sides. 81. Hams, l5' alG Lard-refined e,
Butter steady.west.an packed l0a30 creamery 20aas
tFgs easy. 2ia25 Petroleum quiet-refncd, Sl,as,.
Coffee frn-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 9Jealos.
SUGAR frIn-A soft s4 copper refined firm, l4lslii.
Whisky steady, 11sa1IS9. Freigts to LiVerrool PEP
st steamer dull Receipsanour; 5000 bushels; wheat.
5000 bushels; conn., l000Obushcls; oats, 5000 bushels
rye, 2p bushels. Shipmcnts-corn. 1500 bushels
Sales-wheat 2oG, 600 bushels; corn 5000 bushels
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A Raid On the Coal shares.
STOCKS DOWN TO-DAY.


NEW YORK. Oct 5-The Post's financial article
says: Tue stock market was generally oppressed
again this forenoon, as the result or raid upon
the coal shares, all or which declined Sbarply
The reason given for the attack on the coal shares
was that the Delaware and Hudson company had
reduced coal prices. The main force OF the attack
however, was on Lackawanna, In which there
were very large transactions the total sales OF the
forenoon OF that stock being over 10000 shares,
there being some sales OF blocks OF LOCO 10 : h11
shares at a time. The resultof this att lck was
that lackawanna declined per cent. Delaware
and Hudson IL, Reading Ia, Jersey Gen.
tral Ia. Some other stocks outside OF
the coal shares also went down at the same time.
VIZ: Michigan Central per cent and Northern
Pacific preferred ~. These extreme declines
were made about 1O:45, and from that time until
1878 there was a partial recovery. But IN the
next 10 minutes the attack was renewed. Not
only IN the coal shares but on Union Pacinc
Northwestern and St. Paul, all or which made
lower prices than earlier In the day. The net re-
suit OF the trading up 10 1850 WIS that about
twenty or the most active stocks were lower than
at the close last night, only a few remaining un-
changed or fraction higher Railroad issues
We're generally lower; government bonds were ,.
higher for the As, Z higher for the avs and \
cent