The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-31
Gbe arijuua 5eutiutl.
RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS
Iron the Western Union Line

views air-ship exploded at San Francisco |
May %. - The President has issued pro- |
clamatiop commanding all disOrderly per-
cons in Louisiana to dispense in 20 days.
Gen. Canby's body arrived at Indianapolis
May g.. -. DeLOng, u. S. minister to ia
pan, has not been removed. -. Fearful tor
nado in Iowa May %; houses, barns, fem
ces trees, cattle were lifted, torn to pie
ces, and blown great distances human
beings were hurled into the air, then
drove into the ground, and one lit
tie girl was mashed into a jelly Two
fools, who considered themselves 'gentle"-
men, fought duel in Virginia about
handsome young lady. and both were dan
gerously wounded 20 MOdocs had sur
rendered May % to Gen. Davis, the sue
cessor of Gen. Gillem; ~ of them were
warriors, aud were dressed in soldiers
blue, armed with Springfield rifles, and
smiled as they held out their hands for q
shake among them were the noted MUIR
derers Bogus Charley, Steamboat Frank,
Curlyheaded Doctor, and Hooka Jim; Bos-
ton Charley 10 reported killed; our Warm
Spring Indian allies have divided ilto
squads to hunt down Captain Jack and
~ followers who are now reported in the
Pitt River country: previous to the above
mentioned surrender. Capt. Hasbrouck's
cavalry company had lively fight with
the Modocs, killing 10 squaws and bucks,
without the loss of man-.-.50 GOshOot
and Spruce-mOuntain Indians have been
discovered holding war-dances near ElkO,
Nevada; they are all we'll armed =. The
settlers near Yreka are arming; a cavalry
company, authorized to be raised by the
Governor of California, was being made up
at Yreka to operate against Indians.
Old Winnemucca, with 80 warriors, had
started northward, and been overtaken by
20 cavalry. whom he had told to "attend
to their own business; if you want to fight
l am ready" -...5 5000 Sioux are warning
along the line Of the Northern Pacific r. r.
The 4th infantry, en- route to the Lava
Beds, ordered to remain st Fort Sanders
Captain Jack had said II will die
with my rifle in hand" Southern SAM
tary Hotel and industrial College Associa-
ton, their place of business being at Los
Angeles. was incorporated May %; capital
stock $3.50, 900; trustees, George StonemsD
LHs Angeles 49, Senators Frye and Hale,
of Maine, have returned their back pay to
the U. s. Treasury =. . Payment of interest
on Oregon r. r. bonds has been stopped
by European holders. &. . The Utah South
ern r. r. is being pushed rapidly south
ward Ito Callvllle)- :. 5000 Chinese immi-
grants had arrived at Frisco in 10 days,
and brought leprosy with them -. DR..
Loucital. distinguished Chinamsn, was
arrested in Frisco for having more China
men than cubic feet of air in bis house, and
fined $500. $500 had been offered any
one, through the medium of posters, to kill
Alb You, inspector for the Sam Youp con-
psny ; the posters had been torn down by
the police. :. Two convicts ia San Quen-
tin had cOntrived to get themselves boxed
up and carted to the wharf, where one of
them stood on his head till he coUld stand
it no longer, when the atevedores heard
him command "Lay this box down ~
whereupon they were unpacked and both
packed back to the classic walls of the
correctional establishment whence they
came. :. Affairs still unsettled on the 18th
mus the former president Neirs has been
restored to his rightful position; 80 u. s.
marines from the pensacola" had been
landed for the protection of foreigners 80.
NJ Theirs, President of France, has re-
signed, and Marshal McMahOn been elect.
edin his stead; large number of Republi-
can functionaries had resigned in conse-
quence. -. Palace of the $Eikade in Japan,
has been burnt to ashes 290 lives in a