Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-02-12
EASTERN NEWS.
Crow Reservation.


 ST. PAUL, Minn., February e.-Dis- patches have been sent by General Terry to Colonel Hatch at Fort Custer directing the removal from Crow re- seryation of men engaged in cutting railroad ties. The Crowsare so uneasy at the presence of these iawless foragers that rebellion against them IS threatened, as the Crows have many rich lands and mineral deposits. An effort will made in the Spring to drive them of.
 Evils of Polygamy.
 SALT LAKE, February 9.-George c. Bates, for many years leading apolo- gist for the Mormons and attorney for the Church, gives the following account of his experiences when travelling in the south part of Utah on Church business in January, 1873: Stepping to change horses and dine, saw around one table five polygamous wives of an old Bishop, and in and around the ranch some thir- ty-six large boys and girls of all ages from 10 to 20 years, and then and there l learned that those young Mormons all slept in one large, single room, living in promiscuous concubinage, and that sev- eral of the girls were bearing children to their brothers and cousins and uncles, and that this was a matter of daily hap pening and was not discouraged, but winked at, by the Bishop
 From Lieut. Danenhauer. NRw YORK, February 9.-The Herald's Paris special says: The following dis patch from Lieut. Danenhauer dated Irkutsk, July 4th, has just been received here: DeLong's party is between the stations of Buttier Bolenoi and Sister puck UstOleonsk in a narrow wilderness S0miles long, devoid Of habitation and game. Jerome c. Collins volunteered to stand by the dying seamen.
 HANS ERICKSON.
 The Jeannette's Cruise. New York, February 9.-The Herald's special gives some details of the Jean- leatte cruise, which is not of much in- crest. She was damned in the pack-ice | irifting helplessly, after leaving Herald l island The health was excellent and | most of the records except those of the l laturahsts were lost on abandoning the | 'hip. They discovered three islands Northwest of Wrangel land.
 The AppOrtionmens
 WASHINGTON, February S.-lndica- ions very clearly point to the rejection Of he apportionment bill m the House. The New York Republicans and most of Democrats oppose it. Page says that it $ founded on injustice and wIll be bad y beaten. Substitutes will be offered king the membership at 32I, and at the present. number, 273. Democrats fayor he latter. Many think 3o7 will be final y adopted.
 Fight in Printing ofice.
 WASHINGTON, February 1O.-National Republican has recently been publish ng articles refecting on 4. M Soteldo Jerk of the Senate Committee on Rail oads. Tonight, Soteldo and his broth r Charles, entered the editorial room of he Republican where Clarence NJ. Bar on, news editor, and Frank Conger, manager, were sitting, Sototelo ubmitted a document to Barton, who 7ho said before acting on it that he aust consult Gorham the chief editor. longer says that Barton returned the aper and rose from his chair, when oteldO struck him. 4 scufiie ensued, nd lamp was upset, whereupon Conger eized 1t and ran out of the room. Sev- ral pistol shots were also heard; the rushed to the scene and Dund Barton struggling with Charles otelao. The latter was secured and Ut under arrest. Barton was found to e shot in the neck and left breast and III probably recover. A. NJ. Soteldo { as shot in the back of the ( le neck and spinal column shattered { nd his early death is inevitable. ( harles Soteldo says that Barton con- enced the TOW by drawing a pistol and ing; that his brother had nothing to do ith the shooting, he (Charles) drew a stol fred one shot and clinched Barton. . uring the struggle Barton's pistol went 2 and he thinks 1t wounded its owner. :
 News via Chicago. CHICAGO, February 10.-A joint circu- , r has been issued by the St. Louis < ,, m Francisco railroad and the Atchison ,i 'peka X Santa Fe railroad, calling at- fl ntion to the opening of the new route a a Halsted to Western Kansas. Cobra Il , New Mexico and California, and re- t' lest other roads to represent the new U les in their coupon ticket service. II A Times special says a colored mem. h.