Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-10-02
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 ItBOE TROUBLES
 NASnlNcron, $ pt g6 There is i pfosrect of serious trouble in thi
 city between Iesidea laborers and
 eang of Italian and Hungarian la
 borers brought from New York b1
 Thomas McCann, or tha, city, who
 Is contractor for %300,0O0 of S40O00(
 worth of-s, wcr construction ln 1hi.
 district 4he iatorcis here, princi 1 pally colofed men, have been re-
 ceiving $1.50 per day, and they say
 the imported labolers will be aid 75 ceuis and 90 cents per day A gang Of 200 oreia7vrs are eucamped just outside the ely limits aud em- ployed on tbe boundary sewer The
 Washington laBorels are very indig- nant over the importation of foreign laborers, and are making threats.
 EQUAL RIGHTS.
 DALLAS. Texas, Sept 25-Pssscn- gers reaching here from Galveston this morning report that conductor Marsh, of the Pullman sleeper "St Clalr." allowed negro man to oc- cupy a berth and equal accommo- dations with white people in the ear, When demonstrated with by the passengers the conductor is re, ported to have said he was "a pretty good looking coon, and hls money was as good a- any body's."
 LOGAN IN WEST VIRGINIA.
 WHEELING, Set. 26-Gen Logan, Gen Powell Clayton. of Arkansas, and Hon. ". D. Kelley arrived in this city at 11:45 ycsl erday after~ noon over the Baltimore 65 Ohio road, in the private car Youngstown. The party left Akron at nine o'clock in the morning, and General Logan made seventeen speeches en route. At Mansfield, Mount Vernon, Utica, and Gainesville, especially enthu~i~ astic ovations were rendered, though at many places a heavy rain was falling. Al Bellaire a Republican committee invaded the car at SIS o'clock and carried Gen. Logan bodily to meeting If 10000 people 1 where Alexander Sullivan, pres dent of the Irish Land League, was announced to speak, bu! he failed o appear. A ronsing reception was endered Gen. Logan. and he made l brief speech. Gen. Logan will be he guest of John Frew, of the In~ elligeucer, a candidate for Electors It. Large. This afternoon he and Powell Clayton speak at the State Eair Grounds. In the evening Hon. Y. D. Kelley speaks at the Opera Iouse. A grand demonstration will lso be made in the eveuing hy larching clubs. Logan leaves here friday evl ming for Cleveland, where e joins Blaine. He is badly worn .t by constant speaking.
 GRAHAM COUNTY CONVENTION.
 CLIFTON, Aaz Sept. 26-A Clar, ,n speeial from oolomonville says ie Demaorauc county conver tion hich me here yesterday nominated le following tcket: For Councils ian, W c. Bredu cll, of Pima; As .mhlyman, c Webhs, of Arivarai; rebate Judge, C i Hyatt, If saf- srd; sAerin B M Crawford, of Cliff n; supeviscrs, Hiram Wclch, of ina, md Bert Dunlap, of Arivaipa; ecorder, Geo. II $ ovens. of Solo~ .onville; Treasvrer, Thos ] Neece- Camp Thomas; District Attorney, J Bolau, of Solomonvillc; Pubhc administrator and Corome., C. A air, of Soloma nville
 THE NATIONAL TIRE sUREK WASHINGTON. Sept a6 Judge resham received telegram from { e President informing him of his opoin'ment as Secretary of the He Immediately quali- : d and sent in lis resignation as ostmastcr General. Al 10 o'clock ismarning Gresham went to the l reusury with Secretary Chandler, here his commission from the resident was gwen him by 0. L. . rudep The two Assistant Sccre~ ries-FIer ch and Coon-were esenj. and teudered their congrat- The new Secretary will ave nerc this afternoon 10 consult e President Under the law, First ssistant Postmaster General Hats n becomes acting general for ten F ys.
 RAILROAD MATTERS.
 NEW YORK, Sept 26-The North n Pacific directors will not meet { day, owing 10 the absence oi < veral members of the board A eeling will be held on Thursday \
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