Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-08-22

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 Previous reports about Chato having
 mutinied and been killed are without
 foundation. Among the eight good In.
 dians now in Chihuahua, IS twelve or
 thirteen year old boy whom the captur
 ed squaws say IS a son of Geronimo
 The squsws also say that that noted
 Apache chief was himself wounded.
 DEmSG, N. M., Aug. T.-CaptGiu Davis of the Fourth Cavalry. reports
 on the 10th, that Lieutenant Day, with
 hls scouts struck Geronimo's camp
 northeast of WAkari, an August 7th,
 and killed Mana and two other bucks,
 one squaw and Geronimo's SOD, aged l3
 and captured fifteen women and child.
 ren, among them three wives and five
 children of Geronimo, and Heura, wife
 Of Mangus. Also on the 29th, ultimo,
 his scouts smbushed party of four
 Chiricahuas. and killed two of the bucks
 and captured all the horses and plum
 der of the party. In the fight on the | 1tb, Ger nImo was wounded, and was
 followed for some distance by his blood.
 Only two other bucks and one squav
 escaped: and everything in camp was
 captured. The Indians broke and split
 up into small bands of one or two each,
 heading m different directions, and
 thoroughly demoraliZed. It is thought
 that this decisive blow poT.euds a rapid decline of Geronimo's power.
 NEW YORK, Aug. S-Senator Ed. munds and family arrived from Europe aNaHs NVa ~Hys the Senator, m response to a question about the present condition of trade m England, said: 1t IS depressed, very much so; l made inquiries wherever went on that point, and the reply was everywhere the same. The cause IS un- dOubtedly over production and England has gone on manufacturing until she IF glutted in all her markets. There Is already a feeling there that England can only save herself aud prevent stsrv- ation or emigration among her working people by following the example of this country in adopting protective tariff policy. Indeed think she will be com pelled tO do so.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1S.-Willism $. Wells. saId to be son of the editor of ALN DhAtAAAbAt hGn AbALh dead yesterday in a room on Both street, Oakland. He had stripped himself nak- ed and then committed suicide by hang jug. Temporary insanity IS belIeved 10 be the cause.
 LOSDUS, Aug. io-Ruskin enjoyed rest all night, and there is a decided improvement in his condition this morning.
 NEW ORLEANS. Aug lS-A terrible ac- cidsnt is reported from Little CaillOu, IeTrebonne parish. A few dat ago while Emile SIrette was engaged II m uldiDg buffers for his gun, he ask d his wife to ill his powder horn for him She was some ten or twelve fee. from tbe fire place, where few cOals were smOuldering. Her task was but half completed when s gust of wind sudden ly blowing through the open door, sent s spark straight at the powder. which ignIied and terrific explosion followed The roof was blown off; three children were instantly killed; another received such injuries that before many hours she too was dead, while the husband and wife and two other children We're badly wounded.
 PoIIsTowS, Pa, Aug. i1S.-EllIs S Lessig have notified their heaters ana helpers. rollers and others working about the rolls and their mills, that their wages will be increased the increfse IL some cases will reach as much as 20 per cent with a prospect of the mill going on double time and plenty of work.
 MARsEILLEs, Aug. ls.-The cholera l. spreading in suburban villages. 4 whole family has died of the cholera at St. LOup.
 MADRID, Aug. 1s.-Returns show thai in the whole of Spain yesterday thert were 4.S3O new cases of cholera and ISIS deaths.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-The Chron- lcle's St Louis special says: Walter H. Lennox Maxwell murderer of Arthur Preller wac unidentified yesterday by Fernow the druggist from whom he purchased SIX ounces of chloroform. That Maxwell has made false comics sion Is proved by detective Tracy's statement, made yesterday afternood. ID which he says: "Ihere Is not a sim gle link in the chain of evidence miss Ahk LhEAN " AAo nuuDl. ANOs Auht nhAs wells defense will be that Preller died fiOm an over dose of chlOroform ad- minIstered for medical purposes Max well soys he has often admi iaistered medicine to Preller; be says be has prac tised medicine in London and the pro- viuces, having studied 1t at Victoria college and university, but has no d. ploma.
 ST. LoUIs, Mo, Aug. l9-The action of the National Executive Committee. Knights of Labor, ID issuing a general urder to the Knights empl !! e upon the roads west.of the Mississi ppi, prohibiting the handling or rephII ing of Wabash rolling stock, has been followed by no serious results to-day. The members of the Wabash Committee which is in session here, are of the opInIon that the full force of the order will not be felt by the railroads for several days yet. Telegr6ms have been received by them from different parts of the stste from branch assemblies of the Nation sl Organization, endorsing the issuance of the general order aud indicating iheIr intention to stand by 1t. 4 meet ing of the Knights all over the west will | be held as soon as the order is received | by them. and it Is expected that con. certed action will be taken by the tven. ty-firs,. at the latest. T. J. Russell. s | of the Committee, gays that | calling for the impeachment oi United States Judges Brewer, Trest and kreIkle will be carried out If pos slble. Congressman Warner and Gen aral Palmer will draw up the articles Of | which will be introduced | n Congress and pushed with all the in- iuence which the Knights command. rrouhle IS expected tt Kansas City | 'hortly. A number of yard and train men | It that poInt are Knights snd in oba- hence 10 yesterdays order. and it is bought that they will refuse to handle Wabash cars, in consequence of which all Wabash freight cars will be side tracSed
 SAS FRANCISCO. Aug. 19--The Chrop- cle's St. Louis special says: Late last