Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

today appOinted ROmulO MArtlneZ, O' s. Marshal for New Mexico
 The Madness of Fl Mshdi.
 LONDON, May S-El Mahdi has issued A proclamation which has been exten- uyely circulated in the countries bor- dering upon the Persian Gull, stating that Tt is his intention to invade both Egypt and Arabia.
 A Flying Band
 WASHINGTON. June 7.-General Crook teIesraphs to General Sheridan that the Indians passed Duncan Statio0 on the 4th instant, going south. They were mounted and travelling very fast. It looks now as though the only chance of striking them Is by the troops at Guadalupe canyon, who may intercept them. Captain Crawford, with ninety scouts, will pursue them. dispatch from Bradley of the 9th instant states tha. the hostiles left the MOgollon mountains and are making south. Killed by Indians in Sonora. TOMBSTONE. June 7.-Three men. Fred Huntington, Peter Mckurtan and Peter Palmer were killed gt the Grand Repub- lie mine, in Sonora, l5 miles from NaeO sari on the San Miguel trail, presuma- bly, by Apachcs. The information comes by courier through the Masonic irater- nity, of which two of the men are said to belong.
 Tar Heels Object Co Silver. | WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Secretary of the Treasury to-day received a strong protest against the continued coinage at present of the silver dollar which con tains the signatures of almost every business man ID the state of South Caro- lima. Among the signatures are the Treasurer and Comptroller General of the State.
 A Crisis in Great Resignation of
 the Cabinet
 | LONDON, June 9-A cabinet council convened at noon and WAS III session until :lj o'clock. IL Is understood the situatlon was thoroughly discussed and It was declded that m view of the defeat last nigbt Ou the budget, 1t would be ln- consistent for members Of the cabinet to remain longer in office, and 1t was re- solved that theIr resignatiOns be ten dered at once. This decision of the cab inet caused feverish feeling on the Stock Exchange. COnsOls declined l-l6 while Russian securities went 7, lower. On all provincial exchanges the weak feeling in financial circ.es is more mark ed, as IS also the decline in government bonds.
 CABINET RESIGNED
 4:3O D. m-GladstOne has just sn- nounced to Parliament the resignation Ot the cabinet.
 THE TORIES.
 It was reported to-day that the Tories will refuse to accept office. If this be true the government will then finish the supply measure and drop all bills to which strong opposition ls made, and dissolve.
 PARLIAMENT ADJOURNs. | Gladstone, few minutes afrer 4 this afternoon, entered tue House of Com mons. His appearance was that of a firm man, perfectly undisturCed. He at ones proceeded tO the Speakers desk entered, with MT. Peel, into converse ton. During the conversation the Premier was evidently Ill nigh spirits snd loudly cheered by the Radical mem bers of the House. W hen he showed himself in bis usual place hIs very self possession seemed to eathuse his admir- l CTS, and the chamber was fairly rent with cheer after cheer and the applause be- came an ovation. At last Mr. Gladstone arose III deference 10 the greeting. He said the cabinet on assembling to-day thought they were under obligations tO to submit q duclful communication to the Queen. (cheers) It would be pre- mature on hIs part to enter into the particulars concerning the nature Ut that communication. Just now be would say. however. that as on former occasions, s few days must elapse before the result of that communication could | ! be arrived at, 50 as to be made known tO | ! the hO1se. During the interval, Mr.Glad | stone concluded, the House would follow | its usual custom in refraIuing from the l ! transaction of ordinary business, and be l would move that the House, on rising. l do adjourn until Friday, at , p. n. The | House of Commons and House of Lords 1 nave adjourned until next Friday.
 PUBLIC OPINION. ! Great surprise Is expressed at the gov | ernment. It Was expected that an effort | would be made to prevent tine proposed | ! increased duties upon beer and spirits. | ! but there was no Idea that the prOpOsi- | | ton would overturn the cabinet. It was | rumOTed as being extremely doubtful | whether the ministers could resign and | | leave unfinished so many important | matters relating 10 both home and for | | eign affair. Nothing more untOward in | | the present crisis could have occurred | | Apparently men of all parties are of the | | opinion that the government should at | | least remain prOvIsIOnally, that is, until | | fer the general elections. He Hit the BuII's Eye. SAS FBAScIsco May 9-R. Covill a | | prominent mining operator who has | | just arrived in thIs city from Arizona | and New Mexico, says In an intetviCw | in the Alta: "Ihe whole sum and sub | stance of the affair Is that the murders If the white sett CTS are due to the to- | tai iHeiliciency of the United States | troops. Perhaps the private soldier would like to fight, but the officers do | not care to expose their bodies as tar gets for Indians tO practice on. It IS | sn understood thing in Arizona and New Mexico that wherever the troops are there will be DO Iudlans any where near by. Thirty-six hours before the ApRches appeared In the neIghbOrhOOd Ot Silver City the trOOpI at Fort Ba- yard knew they had left the reservation at San Carlos. The Philips family were murdered within three miles of ten companies of troops stationed at Fort Bsyard. The United States cav hlIl are hll we'll luouht5ui Nltu good. strong and well-fed horses, and on a hot trail they ought easily make seven ty-tive miles R day. But the people of Arizona and New Mexico have put up with this thing long enough. They have taken the matter into the;r own hands Gnd,meaD business; they do not expect aid from the troops and don't ask for any. NIT. Cavill also stated that fl Geronimo was overtaken by the citizens who are out after hIm and his murderUus band, they would make short work of him.
 The Indians Safe.
 PBEsIDIo, SAN FRASCIsCo, June G. The following, dated the 1tb, has been received from Gen. Crook at Deming. , \. NJ: From report from It. Davls. just received. it Is probable that all the Indians have crossed the railroad, hay Ing got past the troops in Stems pass, {