Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-19

II tAAA Ntitlr WiilNll LAtN AiF- CL , ploy ed for exciting rebellion against tL, 1. laws.
 ST. LOUIS, May IA dispatch from D MuskeEee. l. T., says: Spichee's ban, of rebels. recently captured by CaptaIr 2 Bates, vii arrive there tn-dIy and b. immediately taken tO For, Gibs D. !, where their affi .ers will be uv->ti gale, ! by Usited States Commissioners especially appointed for tha- purpose The Cherokee Indian Council a-e stI D in session at Ialahuaqua, but are ru. | making much progress. Serrul 1.lt nave been introduced hut no Cr6uitt ac. $ tiOn taken yet A good many Srortus. are present, looking after their Ter ests. Several bids have been made tD rent what IS known as the "CuerCket Strip" as high as Sl2lOO0 having been D offered by one company. This k twice as much as the Indiaus have realized from 1t by previous methods.
 HARRODsBURG. Ky, May 1j-ALou-
 midnight last night, fire started In tat
 principal business square of the town.
 Ibe fine new DrrsbyterIn church wd~
 destroy, q. together with thirty uth-r
 buildings. The lire eugIue Was uS.ies-
 for want of water. but the citiz-us d.a
 what [ iey could to neip extingul>h tl,
 flames. Phil. IhOmUs1n, on tud f.r
 murder, was among the best workers a-
 the fire. His jury looked on, under
 charge of deputy sheriff. AT las, ac-
 counts the fire was stIll in progress. The
 loss Is estimated at S50,OOO.
 KANSAS CrrY, No, May I4.-TelesrapL
 wires ale stnI prOstrated between hrie
 and the scene of yesteTdiy's cyclone Iu ' south Missouri No deilite iufurma- | ton regarding the storm has ye, been | received. In a general Way It k stated, | that ArJnOga Was totally destroyed; as
 a uumber of persons lujured, but Dot | killed. A relief train was started iron | Joplin, but 1t could not proceed. Owiu- | Co the railroad track being covered WItl l fallen tImbers.
 Further efforts are being made to.reac the place, both by tram and telegraph It Is believed that the news uf tuesItua. ton there will soon be received at Lib erty, Missouri.
 Great crowds thrODged the streets tuis . morning in the southern part. vIrwIn- l the destruction wrought by last night | storm. Already wurkmen are busy clear | ing the debris from the streets anu .
  be of repairs and rendering them trus | ble. Everything Is yet ID confusion. | and a complete list Ot tue wounded aud | the estimated loss WIll probably be O. | tained before the afternoon. fI ! lowing are the latest reported ki.lr4 : | WIil E. Scriber, Mrs. David Reed and | Joseph Burns. ihe IuIured are. J mr- l DrummOHd, luiur, q internally. v-ry seriously; II. Leuelech. CangerJuslv, iu- | Iured internally; Mrs. IrMuO-, Injured ! about the knees, Mrs. :. Norris, ankle | broken; Mrs Thomas and J Dyre, dan geTOusly injured internally; the three year-uld child Cf Mrs. Mary Jackson (c''lnredl, fatally injured internally. Ar thur Whitney. aged 10 ears. dangerous ly injured about the head; Mrs. CsutuIa DavIs, terribly IuJIred about the head aud face; Frank Jenkins, badly hurt abOut the head and face; two rhlldieu of Joseph Jackson, Oue four years old. is not expected To live; Jackson was h. Ing m be II when the roof was tIse from over lis head; tine child uf Ed ! Wheeler, badly hurt; Captain James Burns, killed In an old bHat; man Was staudIng by the Iiver side when ue wa- struck by the fl hing tlmbers cf Lay house, had hIs neck broken aid hta4 crushed; Willie $. Gehen Was killed bs the Overturuing of wagon at the circus grounds; Mrs. RIed was b.owu araiu-, ! tree and ner neck broken. It wa, reported that two employees of Coles cIr- | GUS were killed.
 WAsmNGTaN. May 14-Tom Ochiltree sailed last night for Europe.
 It Is said that Seuatcr-eI Iect Elii-. Of | . |
 by General Gorduu-resIgu and become president of a railroad company.
 Much interest IS felt m the fight be- tween the Gould system and tue Guf. Colorado Santa Fe railway.
 The Women's National LraE14. nov n sess'On here, demand, am ng other things, equal pay equal work, aLJ 0e-t-r accom- Jdatluns for servants a- water lug places. The mI>tr,ssrs will d1ub-. less IJIu the servau m the lut.a- I'd. maud, 1T permitted Co participate iu the boon desired.
 Tue signal service Is lmproSinr r. guessed right one tlm- ont of twelve last month. The report that WiL-i D will be asked to take charge ul ILe department k reg4rdei without fuuuia tiOn, as k the rumor that Neuar ], going to show averages vlth tLe bureau
 The press reports of the Star R1ut, trial are one--ided. The defendants are not frightened and Dorsey, esperiai.y. I- confident of acquittal. The trial ru, alrea Y cost the government St,W00m and 1t is through this biz l-ak that money has flowed that should have bee expended elsewhere m the adminr~t-- tIOn of justice, and from this cause tHar the machinery Ot the federal ind riarv oil over the country IS practically IJle.
 It IS rumprei that an my .,atI.u i- to be made pf Brewster's accounts. ]
 AristsrIchi Bey, the retiring Turkish minister, day presented his letters of recall to the president. and at the sam. tune TeWfk Pasha, the newly arrived minister, presented credentials. The nsual ceremonies were observed.
 John J. Knox, comptroller, entered upon his temporary dutles as actiur : of internal revenue Co., . day. He says Deputy Comm . Rogers will virtually have full charge of . the business office.
 The President to-day removed ?. Irv- ing, deputy collector Of internal r-v-uur .i at Baltimore. and ayplin-eI John II oeilman n bis place. The change wls T made 'on the report from the secretary T ,t the treasury, that Irving was physlc- U lily unable to perform duties of the Ui- 2 ice. r
 The President appointed William % YounghlOod collector ot internal r-v..- 2 lue, Second district ofAl- bama, George n Holmes, collector of customs, B aur1-5. n SOutb Carolina.
 The treasury balance today amounts il nearly to S130,OO0.OOn, showing ste,Iv i since the 3d instant. when fine q balance was sl22OOOOOO. The increlse q s due to large receipts from internal . revenue since the first. "
 Secretary Teller has addressed a letter T o the attorney general, recommending - be institution 0f judicial prpcae lr1s- .i lgainst the Unlon Pdcidc Rsi'r-ai c-m- ., lany, 10 deter nine the true meaning or 9' he met earnings" clause of the Thur nan act.
 NEw YORK. May 15 -Henry Gros- ri iuean, French Commissioner Of Agricul- q ure Co the United States, here for two [, Tears, sails for home on Weinesday n lext Hs proDhssies 6 great future for g