Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
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pRATu oE MRS, GENERAL RosE-
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Rp-Ai3 Ot Miss, GENkttAL EOsLe
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 WAsHINaroN, Dec. ed,-The wife of General Rnseeranz died yestsv- day of cerebral hemorrhage, from which aisease she has suffered for Il year past. The funeral Will take place al st, Aloysia's ehareh to, morrow, from wh ch the remains will he taken to Mount Olivet eeme- tely. The following gentlemen, personal feltn.ls of the General, will eat as pal bearers Senator John r, Miller, GeaelN Phlhp Il sheridan, Hoa. Joha k, Glassoaek, C Jos.al Ho,a.io |. Wright, ,,- James s Barbour, Colonel Gilbert, s. Knifyn, Geuelal Heniy J, Haat and Judge Thomas A, Bar,ley,
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 TOMBSTONE, Dec. % The ex:,ml, nation of John Heat. fer completely in the Blshee murders closed this evening aad resulted ia the lefea anl's neing held IS al aoce .snry He admitted intimate associations with the parties com nitting tha deed, es- pecjally with Tex Howard, up to within few hnaFs before the mar. ders were committed.
 THE PUMrs,
 TOMBSTONE, Dee, 2G,-Tha puGfps in the Contention aad Grand Cen- trai mines are handling the water easily, and the work Of sin ing ia the maia shaft is progrt ssing rapid, ly. Every bndy is juailAnt and the town is evidently on tie eve of Il hoon
 FAST HORSE SOLD.
 SAN FRANCisce Dec. t7,-J, Calrne Simpson has sald the fast four-year>old horse Antees to d Santa Rosa stock company for $1o, coo.
 ACCIDENT TO GEN, GRANT,
 NEW YoRE, Dee. 2s,-aen, Grant, on leaving his home today, slipped upoa the ice and fell receiving severe shock aad seriously injurias his thigh, Frederick Grant, his son, says he saw the surg who attend, ed his father, bat he WIS unah,e to determine whether the injuries V 'ro dangerous. They say, however, lh limb will be parall zsd for the time being,
 THE TWIN iBtES, NEW YokK. Dec. 27,-It has been ascert lined that the Bua llo Ilvil- clhles propose tu b ow un tue Gant- dian 2 'vernma tt buildings. Iatcf> views with pcn ninent Iri,h le Il rs disclosed the ublscls If the organ izatiou. James c, Huldpon, q law yer, ad .nitted he was president If the local branch, an sail: "Na wni try to captare the c ,vern )r GeIr,l of CaHada. He used to be ,.n Irish landlord, and Is q tit subject for US to wreak our vengeance upon. Ne have selected nine m Il sworn to ao their duty when the order is given"
 THE CROPS, WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-J. R Dodge, statistician of the agricu a tural department has just e1mpletad the prellmInary estimates Of the principal crops for 1883, IL show, potatoes aud all roots of unusual luxuriance, or corn, the professo says the yield Ter acre the present year is uear.y o3 bushels, which is 12 per cent less than the averag., yield for series of years 1,551,- 06S,S35 bushels as the wa 'la corn crop grown in 1883; Michigan, Wis consin, Minnesota i'd DlKotl, a ia> ed to half that grown in Ohin, Inli> ana, Illinois, Iowl and Nebraska, would make 40o,000,000 bush .ls, only fourth of the whole crop, SD that a possible deprec ati n of forty per cent ca all of it woul l ba rqutv~ alent to ten per cent reduction. The value of the entire crop of wheal i, slightly in excess of 100000 GOO bushels, and the cotton prod lct is about six million bales. The pre- else results will be given later,