Arizona citizen., 1878-01-25

DEs MONIES, January Ex-Governor Gear was inaugurated today.
 The Bowles Funeral.
 SPRINGFIELD, MASS, January IT, The funeral of MT BOwles will be pri- vate, but a memorial service is to be held at the Church of Unity on Wed. nesday next, 10 which his friends are invited. This service will not be pure ly religious, but prominent gentlemen from various parts of the country are expected to be present and deliver brief tributes to his memory.
 Revenue Collectors Resisted.
 LOUISVILLE, KY, January 1.-The ] MOOnshIners of Wayne county, Tepell- ed a government force of thirty men on Monday last, seriously wounding an officer, killing a horse, and running the posse out of sight They are very strongly organized, and announce a ! purpose to resist arrest
 Bullock Vindicated.
 ATLANTA. GA, January 1.-The last case against Gov Bullock has been dismissed.
 Rich Discovery in Colorado.
 PUEBLO, January 18.-One of the richest discoveries ever made in Cola rado, was made on the 12th instant at the Ranta mines, a short distance west of this city. Mr Winn, an old pros pector, struck a lode, the ore from which assays the enormous sum of $12,000 in gold and $1100 in silver, per ton. There IS great excitement in the camp. and everybody is rushing to the scene of the new discovery.
 Spotted Tail Adopts Heroic
 Measures.
 YANKToN, January 16.-A report reached the city yesterday, which ap- pears authentic, that a few days ago twelve Indians at Spotted Tail agency revOlted against the local authorities, and threatened the lives of some of the official attaches of the agency. Spotted Tail interposed to quell the disturb ance, but was informed by the turbulent Indians that while they regarded him as their head chief they could not obey him under present circumstances. Spot ted Tail then drew his revolver and killed two of the insurgents. when the balance retreated and have not since been heard of.
 Indians Abandon Red Cloud Agency.
 WASHINGTON, January 1.-The Con- missioner of Indian Affairs received the following dispatch from Agent Irwin, at Red Cloud agency: From twenty 10 thirty lodges of northern In dians stampeded on the night of the 10th, and left an impression that they were goingto Sitting Bull, but are just as likely to go to the Little Missiouri | or Tongue rIver, 10 join a camp sup posed 10 be in that country.
 Death of Samuel BowIes.
 SPRINGFIELD, Mass, January 16.-I Samuel Bowles died at Il o'clock to- night.
 King AIfonso's Troublesome Mother.
 PARIS, January 15.-The Spanish government has given orders which will render ex-Queen Isabella liable to the most rigorous treatment should she 1 endeavor to cross the frontier and be | present at the wedding of King Alfon- | so. The Spanish Ambassador to France will remain at his post during the wed ding to guard against any attempt on the part of Queen Isabella to be pres ent. The Turks Burning their Cities.
 CONsTANTISoPLE, January 16.-Phil- | lipolia Is completely evacuated; the ! Turks ordered it burned. Adjos and | Karnabod have been burned The | Turkish fleet has shelled Sebastapol
 stanley in Paris.
 PARIS, January 17.-Henry NJ. Stan ley, the African explorer, arrived to day. He was met at the railway station by the members of the Geographical ! Society.
 Victor Emanuei's Funeral.
 ROME, January 1.-The funeral of the late King Victor Emanuel took place today, and was very impressive. The procession was an hour and half passing q giving point. In addition to the official portion of the procession, which was mile long. there were . 700 doputstions from all parts of the Kingdom