Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-23
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The Late>t News.

to the ri'Sr st pursuit at l o'clock p.t.a. 2a.A is -A4 atcst l.5ws.
 ScULLY, Commanding. :. WHIPPLE BARRACKS, April 19.-Re ports from the reservation are thai Loco's band of Warm Spring Indians and some few others have b. oken Sterling, the agency chief of scouts was killed and the agency IS threatened Troops are moving up there from Fort Thomas. There are now two troops Oi cavalry moving in the pragoon noun tain country under Tupper and Madden and detachment of infantry will b, sent out to Dragoon and Mule noun taIns under Lieutenant Hurst from Huachuca, which suggest can be use ful us nuclues for the citizens organiza' tions to defend their neighborhood and leave our cavalry to follow up the trails in any direction. Your Adiutani General has not yet reported the list Oi militia companies.
 1 don't know how far the outbreak will spread, but would advise the military to be notified everywhere.
 WILCOX. Com'd'g Dept. Indians on the war-PaIh.
 FoRT THOMAS, April l9-The Chief O! Police at San Carlos has been killed by the Indians, and fears are entertained for all the employees. Col. SchoGeld, with two companies Of the Fifth Caval- ", has left for their rescue. Loco's band is on the war path.
 An Abandoned Schooner.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The steam CT Orizaba which arrived here to-da, had in tow a small schooner of about fifteen tons, picked up off Piedras Blan- cas Lighthouse The schooner belongs at Monterey and it IS reported that she sailed from there a short time ago witl a cargo of Chinese merchandise and l; ! Chinese passengers for Southern Cali fornia. It is supposed the crew anG passengers abandoned the schooner dur ing a heavy northwest gale that prevail ed on Saturday and Sunday, and wer, probably all drowned. The baggag, and merchandise is still on board and Il damaged condition from salt water. Australian Pa sengsrs.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 19.-The city O Sydney brought about three hundred i passengers. reai half or whom ar, Mormon converts en route to Salt Lake mostly Danes and Norwegians. Man, were refused passage from Auckland on account of lack of accommodations. Tho Rodgers Burned ! NEW YORK, April 19.-The following is a special cable message to the Herald "IRKUTsK. Siberia, April 1S-I hay, this morning received startling new from Mir. Jackson, special commissioner who was sent in search of the Jeannett survivors. He apparently forwardr the dispatch by courier. It was as fo lows: From the banks of Alden Rivei. April 9th. lSs2.-I have just met courier bearing dispatches from W. E. Glider, the Herald correspondent witt the Rodgers, whom the courier has ac companied from Kolymok on Kolem' river to Verkhoyar 400 miles north O. Yakutska. Glider had made a iourne' of two thousand versts among Tchuk tchis. He was sent forward with tn news that the Rodgers had been burned and sunk; that Lieut. Berry with ths officers and crew, 36 in number, were a riopka, near Cape Serdze; that vesse should be sent for them as early 8, possible.
 Washington Nsvs.
 WASHINGTON. D. c. April 19-Th, Sub-Committee of the House Commit tee on Banking has submitted bill t. suspend further issue of silver certifi- cates, and reduce the amount of coinag. of silver dollars to the actual demand for circulation.
 The President sent to the Senate to- day a message relative to thu proposed Congress of Americai Nations He claims the right t, to call such Congress with the advic, and consent of the Senate.
 Ford Brothers Pardoned.
 JEFFERSON, April Ex-Governor Crit tenden has granted all uncOnditiona pardon to the Ford brothers vino yester day pleaded guilty of having killed Jess, James at St. Joseph and senterced {, be hanged on May 19.
 Appropriation Urged
 WAsHISGToN,April1 19-The President has sent message to Congress urgiui the appropriation of million dollars toi the Mississippi River.
 Chinese Bill
 WASHINGTON, April l9.-The following IS substituted for the last part of the item about the Chinese bill: The section requiring Collectors of Customs to re- move from this country any Chinese who shall hereafter enter it is amended by providing that such removal shall be made by authority of the President un- der regulations to be prescribed by him but only after judicial examination iu each case by 8 United States Judge or United States Commissioner.
 ParneI Returns.
 DUBLIN, April 19.-Parnell arrived at KiDgstown this evening and proceeded to Kilmainham by railroad to avoid a demonstration.
 Tornado.
 CHICAGO, April 19.-Trounsville, Mo, has been devasted by tornado ard seven persons killed instantly. About fifty were injured.
 collisry Explosion.
 SUNDERLAND, England, April 19.-By an explosion in the Black Horse colllery thirty five were killed and nine were rescued badly burned.
 Starvation in Labrador
 QUEBEC, April 19.-The people of the Labrador Coast are starving. Indians and settlers are alike suffering.
 The catins, Considers the CowboyI.
 WAsHIN6IoS, April 19.-The Cabinet to-day considered the cowboy nuisance in Arizona and steps taken to render Government aid to the civil authorities.