Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-11

t. provide a remedy. The Postmas,t , General informed the delegation that Congressional action will bt
 necessary in the case and indicated willingness to further the procure ment of necessary legislation by all means at his command.
 : A anDDLEMAN's SUIT. NEW YORK, Dec. An the supe- rior court an attachment was granted
 against the property in this state of
 Thomas Carmichael, If Glasgow Scotland, in an action brought by
 Heniy B. Welles, to recover $30, ,000 for servlces rendered in procuring a
 purchaser for Carmichael for the
 Minnie Moore silver mine, located
 in Idaho. The same court granted
 an attachment in an action brought
 by the same plaintiff against Henry
 H. Sawyer and Edward Everett
 Pray, for the recovery of $41 ,500 tor services rendered them in procuring the lean of money from Carmichael to purchase machinery and aid them 10 form a company -o work mine at Central City, Colorado. owned by the Richardson Gold and Silver Mining Company.
 1 GLADsTONE's BILL GIVES sATIsFAC-
 
 DUBLIN, Dec 4.--The Freeman's Journal considers the redistribution bill an equitable measure, and say Gladstone has fulfilled his pledge 10 Ireland. The nationalists will now proba bly, be able to elect some mem bers in England. The Irish Times rejOices that the leaders of both par ties were wise enough to create no new Irish grievance, and that their plan Is consistent,
 THE NEW COUNTY QUESTION
 CLIFTeN,D Governor Tritle's visit to Graham county, m company with '. W Si, wart. enc of the chief promoters of ;he new county scIeme, has arted d lively discussion here on that vexatious question MT. Stewart has declared hat the scheme is not dead, and gentleman living in Cochise county, now Tn Clifton, says he has 8 good reason for saying that q majority of the Cochise delee gation to Prescott are favorable te the new county project. Pubic sentiment here is against il, but if it i should be found to be inevitable, the Clifton taxpayers will endeavCF 1 to have the boundaries of the new county fixed SC as to include Solo> | knoxville and he towns below, in | the new county, 4nd make eastern Graham a rureiy mining county The Governor and party leave here tomorrow for Carlisle
 CHINEsE MERCHANTS.
 WAsHINGToN, De. 3.-The secre- tary of lhc treasury has notlfit d the collector of customs in San Fran CISCO, that persons known or proved to Lis satisfaction to be Chinese merchants, who resided in the United States at the tate of the treaty of 1880, arc entitled to go from taIs country and relurn at pleasure, and the certificates of the Chinese Consul General, in San Francisco, may be as piima facia evidence in such cases.
 DECIDED NOT TO DISMISS. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3.-Judge | Lawler decided to-dsy not to dismiss the charge of assault 10 kill against George Emerson for shooting at Sprcckles al the time the latter shot and wounded H, H DeYeung. The case IS set for 3 hearing Thursday afternoon next.
 SENTENCED TO BE HUNG. Special to the HERALD. OTTAWA, Ont Dec 5.-Cook Tels- { binds was tc>day sentenced to be ' nung for the murder of his wife by 6 '.
 PACIFIC COAST. special to the HERALD. t  SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-The r 2aill oad Con missioners of the state l gre again in session and propose to e. edy disclimation by railroad q ;ompanys against certain points in h ie state. a Mum rnus minor ,narIue disaS CTS II. reported al ne the coasi, resu.t- c ng from heav togs. Several ves> c els have gone ashore or struck on f ,ars at river mouths. [ Nj. H. DeYoung is gradually re- r covering from the wounds received C tt the hands of Adolph Spreckles i The University Regents will mem- 3 orialize Congress this winter for T ands in lieu of certain lands set { lpart for the use of that institution amounting to SO,000 acres. Cold stormy whealher is reported from eastern Oregon, and considera- pie loss of stock in consequence.
 FIREI IN BALTIMORE.