Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-28
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A-IA-rIc CHOLERA IN MEXICO.

A-IA'rIC CHOLERA IN HtxiCo.
 CHICAGO, August 27.-a spe, isl
 from Las Vegas, NJ. xico, says thai the captain of the port of Guuymas has received officinl notification from the Minister If War that X vessel has arrived at Salinas Cruz with Asiaiic cholera nn board. He instTueis the captain uf that port 10 al " no one to land from vessels arriving from Salinas Cruz, or from other ports lower on the coast. The official netice bears dle Ci Y of Mexico, August IS. A similar nos tice has been re,-ciyrd at Mazatian, San Bias, Aliatn, Manzanilla and other Pacific D rts. Salinas Cruz is the chr port of the $ ate Of Te>
 iinahtekec, and lies 2000 miles south oi Gauymas on tie Pacific, and II is consider. q Enaccounta ble that any person could arrive there from he infected districts of Eu rope. Ii is generally believed the vessel in question is from China a4G brings he original cholera germs The news causes great uneas;ness along the coast cities, it being the first information of the arrival of Asiatic cLoier4 On this continent.
 BAR TO ATTACHMENTS.
 WAsHIAeToS, Augus, 27.-Acting Secretary of the inlerinr has .; cold, in the case of the Suuthern Pacific railway vs. tho State of Califcrnls, that invalid school sections are bar to attachments of land under rights.
 BuDD DECLINES.
 STOCKTON, Gal, August 27-Tbe Democratic second Congressional district delegation met here this afternoon. Charles A . Sumner WAS nominated for Congress in place of ames II. Budd, who dccli, ed on account of the danger to his health f he engaged in an active canvass Major briggs was nominated for Presidential elector in place of G. i Boucher, who declined on account If his fnnRcial inability to make 1 he canvass
 TEXAS GREENE ACKERs
 GALVESTON. Aug. 27-A News Waco special sa,s that the State convention convened to> ay. It vas decided that full Butler and Vest electora, ticket be ut in the field. When the nomina- ion for Stae officers are made it is understood that the Green- ackers wlll support G. Washington ones, Independent candidate for Iovernor
 AeUERo CAPTURED
 NEw YORK. Augu 27-The Iris une says: A report wns brought } this city yesterday by the schoon- 7 CieDfuegos, from Cienfuegns and 'assau. that General Carles Aguero le Cuban revolu ienary leader had cen captured at the latter port as c was departing for Cuba with q hy the Cuhans in this city r by the friends of Asuero.
 JUDGE PENCE NOMINATED
 SANTA FE, August 27-The Re- Territorial convention met '-day te nominate delegate tn on nkress. Four counties bolicd the epublican nominations. The cum ,uiion nominated Judge L. Brad- rd P;lucc, of Santa Fe, unani> ously on the first ballot. The ,lters will nominate Col. Wm. L. yncrson, of Las Cruces, toenight.
 A REGULAR MELKE- BOSTON, August 27.-rhe Windsor heatre was crowded lnst night lrlng the sparrIIg match between ,mipicK McCaifery, of Pittsburg, Id Pete Mccoy Among the spcc> tors were 200 sporting men from CIV York. Besides inc gate res ipis there was no particular purse, II betting was very high. the New Drk men generally backing Mc- iffery, while the Bostonians sup 'rted McCoy. The first round insisted of skilltul sparring with It little or no heavy hitting. In e second both men resorted to restling tactics in which Mccoy owed himself superior. Once he rev McCafffey go heavy that his unt was heard all ovsr the house, d agtin Mccoy threw McCaffrey d the latter fairly shouted with in. The excitement rau high as E second round closed with Nc fiery and the crcw1 maxi ing the sce apandemonium. In inc third und McCoy kuock.d MoCaffery wn twice, when a number of ex- ed outsiders jumped on the stage. ; NcCaffery httem pted 10 ise Me y st uck heavy blow al him iich was the signal for general elee. Both pugIlists had many Iltis1ns and these separated in con sting forces as they rusbed on the sge John L. Sullivan, second for cCoy, knocked down half a dozen ' pporicrs of McCafTerv, when the lice rushed upon the sage and