Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-24


depari ment of The lower Airs. Fu>
mieation of railway stations at Tou-
lon, Mare ellie aud Paris, has been
discontinued.
MARsEILLEs, July l9-Oficials
are panic siris ken because Of tie
failure to check the spread Of chol~
era, and are fleeing. Six deaths
from cholera at Aries Yesterday.
MARsEILLRs July 19-Five deaths
siuce this morning Ten patients
nave been cured and Lave left the
hosp tai.
a COLORADO EASKER SUICIDES.
DENVER, July 19-The banking
and commercial Communities were
startled this afternoon by he All
aouncement that F. E. Everett, the
well known b'L ker and capitalist
Of Golden, had committed suicide.
Mr.. Everett had been taking choral
for his nerves, which affected his
nerves, which affected his brain,
and early this morning became vio>
leniIy insane. Selling a revolver,
and before he could be prevented,
ended his life by shooting himself
His business affairs were III excel
lent shape. He mas heen extensively
engaged IN mining in Colorado, was
largely interested in mining pros
poets Mt Kingston, n. N. He was
also one of the projectors AMI owns
ers of The Valley smelter at Golden
and Interested with it IN its exten>
sive mining enterprise.
CABINET AND THE CHOLERA.
WASHINGTON. July 19-The ses~
sion of the cabinet to-day was de,
voted mainly TO considering the best
method of preventing the intioduc>
tinn of cholera into the United
States. Tie Secretary of State to-
day received cable from Council
General Walker, Paris, acknowl-
edging receipt OF santa ry telegram
and saying it had been sent 10
Havre, Bordeaux and Marseilles
He further says that it VIII be
strict Y observed. That 'her, is no
cholera in Pans yet. and the city IS
unusually healthy
TALKED TOO MUCH.
WASHINGTON, July 19-Stark says
that the President has not ISSUED a
commission TO john Jarrett, of Pitts
burg, to be chief of the bureau of
labor statistics, and has not yet de-
termined to do SO. Jarrett made
d,sparaging remarks in regard TO
the President Pm a public speech at
Piusburg. and is IN danger of losing
the position which was within his
grasp.
OLD JIM FIXED AT LAST.
AsHINGToN, July 19--James E.
Legate, Of Kansas, has been nomi-
mated receiver of public moneys at
I he CGur d Alene land office
Ar a PISTOLS POINT.
WILCOX, Jniy 21-Al George, of
San Simon, compelled the agent at
the point of a pistol to open the
stock corral and took out five car
loads of horses without paying the
charges. 4 special engine came to
Wilcox from Bowie for Deputy
Sheriff Crowley and a posse. viii
send further particulars as soon as
received.
HOUND Up OF HORSE THIEVES.
SALT Lake, July 21-Ncws comes
from judith City northern Montana,
that FIVE horse thieves were cIp-
iurod and hanged in the vicinity of
Rocky Point, few days ago. The
banaing was done by regularly or
sanized gang of cowboys, vino set
out to round up the thieves that in, !
fest that section, and they are dong
heir work II geod shape They Sc
cur, d lhirty~lwo stolen horses fro1.
The qGintctte OF outlaws and then
made short work OF them, hanging
q lot 10 The DC arrest tree. In the
r. gien between lower Judith and
Muesels Hill, within three !. eeI,s,
thirteen horse thieves have been
y nched and it is probable the end
is net yet. The campaign was begun
by the killing OF two horsethleves at |
Musselz Hill, follow cd ty dispatch
Ing TWO half breeds al Ciargetl. One
was hanged on Armct creek and an
other near Fort Maginnis. Two |
more were lynched at Lewiston, and |
This big haul at Rocky Point makes
q total of thirteen.
BILLED BY a TRAIN.
sAS FRANcIsoo. July 21-Albert
U. Bateman, twenty years of age. in
Iuh-.aing eff a train at Oakland, was
struck X an engine an received ID,
juriss whieS resulted in nis death.
His parents live ia Detroit. Michi-
gan. He has resided in Oakland
,uly few weeks.
CHOLERA.
MARsEILLEs, July 21-The IONS
Der of deaths from cholera in y
hours Is %.
NOT SO BAD.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29--The
3radstreet Merchantile Agency re-
,oris sixteen failures on the Pacific
:oast States and Territories for the
week ending Saturday, as compG red
With thirty three for the previous
week aud thirty>oue for The cores
'onding week of 1888.
THE PRoHIBTPIoNIsT.