Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-08

town IS greatly excited over the flight of "Rey." Adirondack Murray, who has been getting greatly Tn debt for some time. His creditors, after having been put of. at last demanded a settlement. Murray agreed to meet them aud make some kind of proposition. A young woman with whom Murray is reported to have been intimate with, left town the morning after Murray wrote to his creditors, and the ex-clergyman, having packed ID his goods, set cut the day after. He has been traced as far as New Orleans only. His indebtedness amounts to about Sl2,000.
 ST LoUIs, Mo, April 4-Of five Councilmen elected yesterday, two are Democrats, two Republicans, and one Independent. The proposition to fund city debt was carried.
 CHICAGO, April 3.-A San Carlos, dis patch. Lieutenant Davis furnishes the following information. The Indian cap- tured here this forenoon is COriotish of Erkioshs band, he says: He left Chiri- cahua three days ago, there are two bands in Arizona, ChRtO's twenty five men and Geronimo's eighty men. Juh was left in the Catuco mountains in Mexico with three men and five women. Loco is in stronghold four days march southeast from Casa Grande with four teen remnants of Victories band and all the women of the bands now out of Nat chel in Mexico. Twenty days ago one came to the WhetstOne mountains near Tombstone, others came up into Arizona further east. They left q band near Pue- L T NH. MogOllOn mountains tonight, then go south tO the place where Col. Garcia had a fight last year. These Indians are all from the San Carlos reservation except fourteen of Victorio's old band, and left the reservation. a year ago. These are all the Indians in Mexico on the war path, controlled by Geronimo. Loco lives apart from them; the majority want to return t. the reservation and Loce is anxious to surrender, but others will not let him. The Indian captured IS ironed and in the guard house.
 BALTIMORE, April .. A boy threw a lighted match into a manhole and a sew er-explosiOn followed which damaged the street and houses to the amount of S20.O00. The bodies of Chas. Mccarthy and Andrew Hendenach, children, were found in the sewer. They were playing in the street at the time of the e1plo- sion.
 DENvLR, April j.-A Santa Fe special says some apprehension is felt of gen ereal outbreak at the san Carlos agency. The Fourth Cavalry has been ordered from Fort Stanton and Fort Sheldon to scour the country between the Rio Grande and Deming. Another company k scouting between Silver City and Lordsburg. Col. Forsythe IS still on the Animos range. The hOstiles seem to have fled to Old Mexico. Every thing IS quiet at the Navajo agency.
 ALBANY, April 3. John A. Wilson, his wife and two daughters were burned to death in house three miles from HartwIck, early this morning.
 PROVIDENCE, k. l., April 5.-The total vote of the State. according to the Jour- nal's returns, gives Brown l3,lOl; Sprague, 10,236; Cutter, TOT; scattering, IS. BOwen's majority Is 2,l40. Bowen's plurality over Spraueg Is 2,S65. Repub- iicans gam strength in the general as- sembly.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 5.-The conference of anti-monOpOlists this morning decided to issue a call for mass convention in this city on June 9th. The object Is to start an anti-mOnOpOly movement in Indiana. The conference meeting was well attended to-day.
 BATON RoUGE, April 5.-An alterca- tiOn this afternoon between W. l.. I publisher of the CapitatiOn Advocate, the latter was shot through the head and died in two hours. Both are well connected.
 NEW YORK, April 5.-Geo. W. Davids, of the firm of Fhaddeus Davids X O., ink manufacturers, killed himself to-day in the Grand UnOn hotel.
 JERSEY CITY, April 5.-At fire at l04 Green street, an unknown man was burned to death and John Gully badly injured by leaping from a window.
 NEW YORK, April 5.-J. NJ. Morton, proprietor of the Morton House, died this morning.
 BosroS. Mass, April ;. - Edward Everett Hale, presided last night at largely attended meeting of persons interested in the elevation and educa- ton of the Amerlcan Indians under the auspices of the New England Women's Associations and the National Indians Rights Associations. A letter from Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Hiram Price, enclosed all the despatches receiv- ed from the San Carlos Agency to date. They contradict the reports of the participation of reservation Indians. Agent Wilcox reported the white men killed were depredatOrs. Puce says the failure of the government tO dIscrImIn- ate between good and bad Indians has been one of the most serious mistakes the government made and it mas been made repeatedly.
 WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Jeannette court of inquiry convened to-day. The Judge Advocate announced that be had received a communication from Dr. Col lins, enclosing thirty-ive questions which be desired to have put to the witnesses. Foreman Bartlett was called and the questions read to him; in reply the witness stated in substance that Collins was treated exactly the same as any other of the officers.
 NEW YORK, April GA prize fight oc- cured on Long Island at daybreak thls morning, between Harry Weston, com monly known as the "Black Diam ond, and James Mclaughlin. Seven rounds were fought in IT minutes, wher "Dia- mond" was declared the winner. Wes- ton halls from Cincinnati.
 NEW YORK, April 6.-Business failures for the week were 197, as compared with IS2 for last week. Among these were Is from the Pacific Coas. and the Terri tories.
 TOPEKA, Kan, April 6.-Information has been received from the towns of Empire and Galena, which are only sep srated by an imaginary line, to the effect that there Is no abatement of the small pox scOurge. Business is entirely sus pended and the local authorities have exhausted all the funds. In Galena alone fifty deaths have occurred The popu- latiOn is mostly O. people of slender means.
 NEW YORK, April 6.-Rev. W. Fl. Mur- ray, of Adirondack fame arrived here this morning. In the course of an ln- terview, he denies the published state ment that he had run away from San Antonio, leaving a number Of creditors. He said he left there in the most open, public manner; at least fifty persons who knew him well saw him leave on the tram. He said he did not owe five hun dred dollars ID Texas, and denIes that he was in any way connected with a young woman. He had been hvisg en- tirely alone for over two years and come away alone. He concludes: No man holds my notes for S2,500. never had a ranche ID Texas, and never bred cat tie. I never failed in a newspaper there and I never wrote a line for newspaper