Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-20
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| Special to the HERALD.
CHICAGO, Nv. 19-The latest ca
Diagrams from Londeu indicate tlIat
the British conservatives and the
Coz sovative pc ton OF the ministry
agree 20 support the Franchise bill,
provided the government imInedis
atclv produces a satisfactory retri-
button bill.
MhNNIrG's REWARD.
| Special to the HERALD.
| CHICAGO, Nov Advices from
| New York state that Dan Manniag,
Chairman of the New York State
Central COMMITTEES, was married
yesterday and Immediately started
on q tour 10 Europe. He will return
in time for tho inauguration of
Cleveland as President, and gossip
says will be appointed Postmaster
General in Cleveland's cabinet.
CHOLERA INCREASING.
| Special TO the HERALD
CHICAGO, Nov. 19-Advices from
Paris direct announce the weather
v armer in that city and cholera on
The increase in number OF cases and
yirulence.
CoNKLIEG.
Special to the HERALD.
CHiCAao, Nov. 19-The report is
renewed here today On the strength
of dispatches from New York that
Coukling viii he tho next United
States Senator from New York.
CLEVELAND TO REsIGN THE eUBER
NAToRIAL CHAIR.
Special to the HERALD.
ALBANY, Nov. 10 Cleveland is
seriously considering the proposi>
ten of rcsignipg tie governorship
on account q hig time being largely
taken up by political matters grow
ing out Of his election as President.
WORDS CF WISDOM.
BOSTON. New. 1S-1he Journals
correspondent at Augusta, blaine, in
an interview with Blaine on tbs
result of The election and the causes
which led 10 it, says that Blaine
taled that he Nas engaged in cons
genial and profitable work which
had been interrupted By the cans
paign, and{the deep regret he you'd |
feel at the Democratic. !, triumph
would be altogether for his party
aid country, not fer himself. Aftcr
stating what. in his (Blaine's), opin,
ion were the principal causes that
led to the Republican defeat, he
added, after long pause: 81 lived |
too near the presidency IN 1881 and |
have too keen sense Of its burdens,
its en4barrassments, and its!perils to
be neutrality-suspicious. fer tie office"
IMPORTAkT MINING SUIT.
NEVADA, Cal, Nov 19-The |
Champion mining company, If this |
district, teday began a suit against
the Wyoming mining company to |
restrain the latter from continuing |
work in the direction it is now gelng |
Oh, aud to recover 100000 damage. |
The claims adjoin and plaintiff says |
tho defendant for some time past has
been extracting Gre on the Cham
pien side of the boundary line.
SHOT FOR RoBBgR.
San FRAECIsCo, Nov. 16-The
Chronicles Yuma, Arizona, special
says: A man named Jesus Cruz, a
Yaqui Indian, was killed last night
under circumstances Swallowed in
He was found dead beside
a window Of the store of Lorette,
treasurer of this county. Ii is sup>
posed he was shot by Mr.. Lorette,
who mistook him fer robbcr.
FAST COLTS.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Nov. 19-Ber-
muda, B. J. Tracy's colt that trotted
a mile in 2:19 the day Maud :.
lowered her record, was to-day sent
on his f Ist mile at exactly seventeen
manths old. He made n quarter in
u, half l % and mile in 2:19%
This time is only surpassed by one
yearling, "Hinda Rose" the Califor-
MIA filly, that did it IN 2:19 when
i've months older.
HEAVY ELECTION BETS.
San FEAECIsCo Nov. 18-Gunst
& Co.. Of his city, held $164 600 of
presidential bets. They were the
largest gtaL eholders in the city,
They have paid over all bets on
Indiana, Nv Jersey and Connect
cut, a1oOuntlng to s7A0G0, but with
hold bets on New York and on the
general result until The statement is l
fficially rendered by the state elec- {
ion canvassers on Wednesday next.
Sen. Thomas j. Clunie wins $1,000; :
W d. English, $500; one promi- {
lent busine IS man, who does no; i
vi h his name mentioned. wins
SIT 000; nine others win from $1,000
O $4,000.