Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07

enough" Although the camp is 1 less than three wt, k old over sixty | h;dy miner, have cast their lot there. T..e name of the strike is MalOn ! City. That the strike is an impnr-
 tant one there can bc no doubt.
 Foie>t iirts have l,eeD raging in
 the Burros and pn the plains adja- ! cent thereto, fer lhc Is.~t three days,
 destr. ying bundf, ds or cords of
 wood .nG th, usands of acres of fine
 grnziuS.
 | VESSEL ASHORE.
 LONDON, August 5-An American frigate, believed ln be the Lancast I 7, k ashore on ihe southeast of Shin
 gle Bar, off Illus. Castle.
 FATAL FALL
 WASHINGTON, Aug 5-The back part in Untfrd State Hnel sit uat,-d ou Pacific aveuus :, feli in with> out warning yesttiddy evening and
 bnrit d in tae ruins a mum her of peu- Die estimate at from seven to thirty. A general fire alarm was sounded which brought out a number of fir engines, hook q ladder companies anl 4 squad rf roli, The crl,s and mOans cOul,; be heard from the ruins and it was supposed that all who were imrrisone'! were not dead
 Later dispatches say that Mrs BeldcP, wife O: the roprietor of Inc hotel and two others have been res cued- The greatest efforts are being put forth t" rescue the remaining victims, but it i> feared all are q, ad.
 INDIANS ON THE wARPATH-
 GALVESTON, August 5-A News Van Buren, Texas, special says: Alb 'ui fifty Apache Indians are camptd on the ranch belonging 10 A. R. Cox. seven miles from this station and fifteen miles from Sierra Blanca. The Indians broke from ihe r; servaiion at Fort Sinton, N M., and are on the warpath, stealing and killing horses. Seri us trouble is apprehended. Last night Captain Murry and q company of the State Rangers left MuIphyvilie for this place by il sperial train over the Texas Pacific. Il is probable that inc troops from For Davis will be ordered in pur-uit-
 LIEUT. GREELY ON SHORE.
 PORTSMOUTH. Aug. 3-Early this morning Mrs Greedy came over to the city flom Aamiral Wells resi- dencc, and Then ;Gok her two lit le daug nters, who Lad rema ined during the right aIth their grandmother, at the Rockingham house, over to the admiral's to see their father. 1 Majnr Greedy was overcome with emotion at the sight of his little 1 ones.
 Al noon, Surgeons GunDell and | Head visited the Cons titulion to ex- anime into the physical condition of the survivors of the Greedy expi- 1ition. General Hagen accompanied he surgeons and at the conclusion pf tl:e examination. the surgeons decided that the survivors were we'll 2. oueh 10 be tram ferred 10 the war dcf artment to be cared for ashore. Secretary Chandler dirG cted the men 10 be turned over 10 Hagen, who, on he advice of the surgeons, directed hat the survivors be kept at the navy yard fer hospital treatment for !, n days or fortnight
 The survivors gently protested Igainst this. saying they were en- itely able to care i'r themselves, 1&I Gen. Hazen firmly persisted III n saying what the government was ioing as for their own god. The urgcons gsve it as their opinion hat Greel, would require great care -hIs coldiIiCn Leing rather Unfav> Drable. NaiNr Greedy asked the Irgeons to pei init him to take. quarters at the Roc kingllam house with his family, and consultation cok place as to the auvisabiliiy of him to do sI It is like y, however. thnt 'he surgeons will ield to Major Greely's wishes, hut be surgeons will have Ames or Dme other surgeon from the feet to the duty of watching yer him He IS uot permitted to ak wi Il visitors aI-d reporters are oi allowed to interview him, Tue z ljcct cf TeiaIIiing The survivors so nder military surveillance and care ; that they may gradually have I ieir musels hardened and their { lrength made gennine, instead nf ( ctitiour, as the surgeons thinks fl apparent When the reporter asked the sur s iyors if they believed other cxpidi. a { ns would be sent tn the Arctic, S ne and all answered "Yes, and we | -e all ready to go with them aud |
 sStari io~morrow" (
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 sshess, in the tanks of a D' aSken out Friday 'en d ssSsjll be made [ e de ceased m oayad :, litary honsfs sS s ? other victiU.s esMI
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