Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-12-04
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OCEAN COLLISION.

sunk and twenty of her passengers
drowned.
BANK FAILED.
Special to the HERALD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The First
National Bank of Middletown, Com
necticut, closed its doors yesterday.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Special to the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The press
ident is busily engaged en- his mes
sage and will have it prepared by
the time congress assemblies.
BRAND-LAAAN CASE.
Special to the HERALD.
SPRINeFIFLD, ILL.,, Nov. 29-The
State csnvassing board has referred
the Brand-Laman case to the Gov
erner Of the State for his considera-
tioh.
A THIEF LYNCHED.
Special to the HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29-George 3
Roscoe, of this State, was lynched-
yesterday for committing theft.
CHOLERA IN PARIS.
Special to the HERALD.
CHICAGO, Nov. 29-Advices from
Paris are to the effect that the chol-
era has almost entirely absted in
that city. An isolated death still
takes place here and there, but the
disease has run its couse; cholera
bulletins are no longer issued and
people are returning TO the city
OPENING OF CONGRESS-.
Special to the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 Wasbin nte1
is again lively. Preparations Of the
capitol buildings fsr the opening Of
Congress are about completed Many
mem bers have already arrived and
mast of them VIII get here on Sun
day ard Monday = more than
ususl interest Is manifested TO know
whst the Presidents message will
contain and also in the coming Cons
gress It Is expected that q much
more prompt ana radical course VIII !
be uursue6 u he Senate ;aso nre-
vsilad during l4ss session.
voIE oF GEORGIA !.
AT1A=r.. Ca t.g 25 -T7etal8s /
,o .lc #e=4-e-y slste aa7v ha
ro.5 sac stfee e. be; ci.TelaAd, !
a 567; & aiae. 47.964; Better, 1876; /
ST. join, 1874.
VOTE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, N. G, Nov. 26.-The
official vote of North Carolina Is:
Cleveland, 42,6O5: Blaine, 125,06S;
1t. John, 448.
INDIAN APPOINTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %. The Press
dent has appointed Geo. B. Ander-
on, of New York, Indian Inspector
nee Barr, resigned, and Chas. F.
Ashley, of New York, agent of the
ndians of the Colorado River
gency, in Arizona, vice Clark, Ie-
igned.
VOTE OF ILLINOIS
CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.-The official
Ote of Illinois gives Blame, $50, ,494;
cleveland, 312,314; plurality, %, $50.
,glesby, Republican, for governor,
81, ,181; Harrison, Democrat, $780,
a; plurality. 1862.
MISS EMMA NEVADA.
NEW YORK, Nov. est is stated
4 the authority of Col. Mapleson,
lat Miss Emma Nevada will appear {
ere on March first.
AN Er IccoPAL CHURCH SCENE. l
New York, Nov. 26. An unusual
enc was witnessed yesterday at the
piscopal chapel of the Mission of
:. John, the Baptist, East 18th St., J
10 of the poorest neighborhoods
New York. The youngest son of
ishop Huntington, of Central New q
ork, took the vows of the order of d
e Holy Cross, the first ever cen-
rred in America by the Episcopal j
lurch. The order was conferred c
Father Huntington by Assistant
ishop Porter, OF this diocese, as I
sted by Bishops Huntington and
uintard, DIS. DIX, Beughson and Il
-omi1ent laymen. Members OF the
sterhood Of ST. John ihe Baptist g
sre present On me occasion. Fsthcr
huntington, about two years age,
itanIi7hgd mission and mas done c
large alaoal. OF work among the .
2or. One Of the VOWS taken by the J
der is to solemnly surrender ali il
.ey possess. even 10 the last article I
personal ase ana enjoyment. The 8
der Is wei supplied with means Il
rough gifts oi tbe wealthy and /
1aritsble members Ct the Episcopal z
.urQu {
Co1czzr a-Ase arzTse. q
zr1AaTA 9a E . a pass
.sssiag u ths oclore5 ci.iz5na eas g
slJ ts-nigns 20 conMdar Tie efees
tnr el.ssss of sne sdRa qistratiaG
The coioTed people ~ tae south.
y request Seoator colquiit spoke.
Ie sait he two races would now be
rought nearer Iogeiher and would
nderstand each other better than
yer before. He assured the colorod
zen that their rig hts would be
uarded as zealously by the Demo-
ratio State and National admins
alton as if they were white. Let
IFS were read from General Nc
'aniel and Senator Brown. Speech.
; were made by H. H. Tucker a nd
layor Goodwin. Governor Cleve-
lnd's recent utterances assuring the