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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

THE Board of Prison Commissioners made very good appointments at their meeting in Yuma, yesterday. Capt. F. s. Ingalls, has given excellent sssisfsc- ton as superintendent and hls reap pointment was naturally expected; NJ. J. Nugent Of Tucson, Is also a frst-class selection. NIT. Nugent is q Democrat, but the Board looked to efficiency rather than politIc-, and in M:. Nugent they have secured thoroughly active and capable assistant superintendent. Mir. c. H. Brindley WAS reappOinted secre- tary because of his thorough qualifca- tions and he is worthy Of the honor thus conferred upon him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
stubborn Yaauis.

On the l7th inst, General Topete, with four hundred federal troops, part cLvRl- " and one battery of the First Artillery, also two hundred of the National Guard. had an engagement with the man body of Cajsme's army at point midway be- tween Torin and Potar, at place call ed the Nopalero. The Indians were yaTiously estimated at from three to four thousand strong. The ground and undergrowth rendered the service. of the artillery and cavalry almost useless. The engagement lasted some three hours, snd at one time the savages had had obtained possession of the battery, but gallant charge made by the Guay- mas contingent resulted m retaining the cannon, but with n severe loss or their eide. The troops finally withdrew to Torin, finding 1t impOss ble to dis lodge the Indians from the brush. The IndIan loss was heavy, but could not be ascertained. The federal loss was fif- teen killed and nearly ss many wounded. Reinforcements are being hurried forward to the support of troops at Torin, The balance of the Twenty-tfth Battalion has arrived on the City of Topeka, and will immedIat- ly go to the front. General Topete, just arrived from Midland, goes to Mazatlan to bring ftesh federal troops for the campaign.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

SERGEANT BATES. the tramp who boasts Of having travelled forty-five thousand miles carrying the American flag, has Apated 10 the surface once more. He differed from others of the tramp fraternity only in carrying s flag and making himself notoriously ridic- ulous through newspaper talk. His shoes having worn out be sunk tn hIs level IL the scale of humanity and now announces himself as a common laborer with 8 craving appetite for lucrative position in the postal service Being a good walker, the Postmaster General will doubtl,ss accord him the privilege of indulging in a little pe1estrianism with the dome Of the capitol nearest to his heels
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

The Sipsh Sslser, or Commander-in. Chief of Afghan army, wears a crimson uniform covered with gold facings, and s black helmet. Gholsm Hyder Chirki IS man of great stature. resolute look ing, and of commanding appearance. He is Ghilzai of the district lying be- tween KushI and Ghazni, his native vil- lsge being Chirk, hence his distinctive name ChIrki to distinguish him from numerous other Gholsm Hyders. He played leading part in the first fights about Cabul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

MR. MIMIC, chief of the Bureau of Statistics, has been removed because of offensive psrtissnship." His offense was that he was little too efficient for the party of the sore-syed goddess, and once upon a time he wrote letter to Q country newspaper ln which he showed by facts and figures that population, property aud progress were greatest ID Republican sections of the country These were offensive facts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Fears of a Stage Rohher,.

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 SAN MARcIAL, \. M, May 26.-The blackboard which should have reached Eagle station yesterday from Grafton. a mining camp in the Black Range, has not yet arrived. The route lies in the supposed line Of Geronimo's march south and grave fears are entertained for the safety of the passengers and driver. A report was circulated ths; the buok- board had been captured and six pas sengers and the driver killed, but lacks
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

FROM the tenor of dispatches from Gusymss it may be inferred that the Sonora authoriias fear that the threat ened incursion of the Apaches and the Ysqui war will prove too formidable for the military force at their command, and they have therefore offered a gener- al amnesty to the Yaquis upon condition that they will surrender and deliver up their arms. It is Q question whether this offer wall have any weight with Caffeine
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

The leading sun spot of the great group, now m full view on the suns edge, presented very peculiar appear shce recently. In the center of the black vortex was an intensely white spot. This was connected with the penumbra by two thin white lines, like two spokes of a wheel. The inner border of the penumbrB was also white, while the outer epge was a rich brown. Around the outer rim small black holes appear ed, like miniature craters. This bridg- ing process indicates that the spot is beginning to close up.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
The Dead. Murdered and Missing

SfeciAl Co the CITIZEN.
 SILVER CITY, \. M., May 26-The blackboard which came from Alma last night brought additional news. The num- Der killed by Geronimo is as follows: An old man named Benton, the two Sutter brothers, Pete Anderson, Jim Mont gomery, Smith, W. E. Lyon, an unknown man, a partner of Harris. A number of those killed cannot be recognized. Twenty-four men are already buried in a radius of twenty-four miles, seven b, the troops and seventeen by the citizens. John Wslworth Is reported wounded; Tom Welsh and a woman are also re- ported wounded. Woods, Poland. Tom Mckinney and Baxter were csmped 10 miles above Hot Springs. During Woods and Polands' absence the camp was attacked, when Poland returned he found Baxter dead in camp and Nc. Kinney missing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Press Comments.

Let the motto be. No more let me try it again, on reservation" for Ger onimo.-Prescott Courier.
 GenerslCrook's late experience with ths Chiricshaus has doubtless convinced him of the wisdom of the expressions attributed to him in early days-"thst the only good Indians are dead ones."- PheniI Gazette.
 How long will the people of Arizona be compelled to suffer from red deviltry!
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
A Big Biaze infPheniN.

Special to the CITIZEN.
 PHENIx, May 27.-The most disastrous fire that ever occurred in tbis city broke out at this morning burning the block known as the Bank Exchange Hotel Block. Twelve places of business were destroyed entirely and three badly damaged, including general merchan- disc stores, a drug store, restaurants and saloons. Loss'estimated at S7j.OOO, insured as far as known, S40.OOO. The origin of the fire Is unknown, but sup posed to De tue work of an incendiary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

Salt river valley and Ionto Basin, long the route of the Globe aud Tonto Stage Company, are rapidly filling up with thrifty class of settlers and there are now between 3uOO and 400O people living in or on the vicinity of this line. The amount of mail matter that goes out to Salt river and points beyond has increased and IS now quite large Reei dents ot that section are engaged in stock raising and rancbiDg and are gen eralI y well-tO- dO.-Silyer Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
SHERIFF s SHE.

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

A Journeyman baker in Paris named Galie, man without education, and unacquainted with any foreign language, entered the class for Hebrew in the Louvre School ill April, 1881, and SIX months later Outstripped nineteen other pupils who had entered the school long before hIm. He IS now able t. read and explain the Hebrew Bible at sight, and every Friday afternoon goes to study Hebrew texts at the school and then returns mOdestly to his work.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

Now that the hot season Is approach ing the public IS getting curious to know whether Mir. Cleveland will go to a watering place and cool himself off. or stay m Wa ,hiugtOn and continue in the performance of his work as the great national headsman. The implied cont act between hIm and the great 1avenOus hordes Of democracy was that he should stick right up tp his work until he had cut of the head of every Republican office holder-thst IS to say, the afore- said hordes construe the contract that Way.-Fx.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

PHYSICIANS of the eclectic school are engaged in the vain task of showing the incompetence and ignorance of the phy- sicians attending General Grant. If the doctors do not preserve more harmony in their professional ranks there will be but little iniucement for a man to get sick Rt all.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Notice of Forfeiture.
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 JOHN PElNtF.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

CAPTAIN SMITH has had a fight with the Apaches-a real fgnt-in the Mo gollon mountains. There must be some mistake in this report, or a blunder somewhere. Our credulity IS very elas- tic, but It can scarcely reach a tension sufficient to grasp such magnitude of impossibility,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

Tbe story about E. c. Marshall (present Attorney General of CalIforui4) H. hung duel with Captain Wayne Reid, during the Mexican War. Is utterly devoid Of truth. Marshall never qu0rreled with ReId, and probably never had an ac quaIntance with the clever story writer Marshall, however had CifIiculty ID Mexico, with an officer of his own rsgi- ment which cost him his commission. He was Lieutenant in the Fifteenth United States Infantry, and his regi- mcnt, after the capture Cf the city and until It went to Gu ernavaca, some months afterwards, was quartered at the Castle of Chspultepec. Mayne Reid, belonged tO the New York Volunteers the regiment in which Dave Sea uell, he Chief of the Fire Department of San FranciscO. was Captain.-S. F. Post.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Killed and NIutiIated.

Special to the CITIZEN.
 PRESCOTT, May 26.-Lieutennnt Colo nel of Militia, NJ. J. Eagan, telegraphs the Governor from Clifton as follows; Our militia found five bodies sho. and mutilated by Indians on Blue river; two others are missing. and all their houses and ranches have been plundered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

THE Villas sinner has begun the work of wholesale removals of postmasters, and yesterday was Virginia day at his office. Eighty-eight official heads fell under the guise of offensive partisan ship" and the happy Democrats danced for joy, for their reward was indeed great
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

ANOTHER revolution IS in progress Tn the West Indies. The people of some countries never seem so extremely happy as when they are making them selves extremely miserable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

AT the meeting of the bishops of the Methodist church, held at St. Louis last week, the conference for Arizona WAS desigingted to take place at Tucson oa September l7tb, 1885. under the di- rectIon of Bishop Fowler.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

TIE military are reported in "hot pursuit" of a dozen or more fat, ragged and saucy Indians. with their squaws ond pspooses, "wIth a probability of overtaking them" Nonsense.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

BY an almost unanimous vote of its people, Pima county has resolved to take off its liver pad and brace up. It should now loosen up its corset strings and let in httle more capital in the way of reduction works.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: II the melancholy muEwump had sense enough to go to bed when slck he would know that tue confidential circular of Postmaster General Villas Is one of the most dlscredliable papers To be found in the records of this country. IL Is su official advertisement of the hypocrisy ot the Cleveland administration, and the most grOvelIng acknowledgement Oi the supremacy of the Congressional Doss sy-tem, which Is the very core Of the rottenness of the civil service spoils system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Fire at Jerome.
Special to the CITIzES.

Special tO the CITIZEN.
 PREscoTr. May 26.-A fire at Jerome Sunday night destroyed the store of W. M Buffdm. The store and contents were entirely consumed. Loss, twenty five thousand; insured for ten thousand.
 Indians Cross the Railroad. Special to the CITIZEN.
 DEMISG N. NJ, May 26.-A report is current here thIs afternoon that part of Geronimo's band, about 30, had.cross- ed the railroad track eight miles east of here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Notice Of Forfeiture
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

WHAT profteth it soldier though he receive thirteen dollars per month for thous md ye;rs if his scslplock finally dsngles from GeTonImo's belt?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
ROUGH ON PAINS. -

Cures colic, cramps, diarrhea; ex- ternally for aches, pains, spraIns, head ache, neuralgia. rheumatism. For man or beast. % and soc. "
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
WEEKLY CITIZEN.

TIE Chicago Inter Ocean places Ari- zona iu Mississippi, m one of its ar ticles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

THOSE Navaios and Flutes, armed with war paint. are calculated to give greater shade of coloring to the reports from the front"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

WHEN Cleveland announces that none but honest men will be appointed to office. the application book will show only blank pages.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
BED-BUGs. FLIES

Flies, Ioaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice, gOphers, chipmunks, cleared out. b. Rough on Rats" lJc. W
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Homemade Candles.

Pure, wholesome and dellcious manu- factured every afternoon st Rothschild's candy factory. If,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
New Mexico Militia

SILVER CTY, New Mexico May 2T- Governor Sheldon Las ordered out four companies of mounted militia to coOper- ate with the regulars. Two from Soco. TO under Col. Eaton, and two from La guua uuder Col. Harmon. The latter companies are composed of PusJlo Iu- dians.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
rrohibItIng the SaI. or Olenmnr-nin.

PHLADELPHIA. May 27-The action of Governor PattIs0n in signing the bill prohibiting the manufacture and sale in this city of o!eomarsarine, has created indignation among the whole sale provision dealers in thIs city, who have been extensively engaged in im- porting and selling tha, product on commission. The bill makes it pun ishable oifvnse for any one to have m their possession the article in any shape after July 1s' next
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

nDln- Send SIX cents 1.s...-'
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Na,rio< Joininr the An,rI,,.

WNsLOW, N. N., May 27.-About 1GO Navsjos, Uies and PIutes, all thoroughly armed, with war paint on, camped near Hardy's Sunday night. lt IS currently rumoEed that they are making prepara- tons tO join GeroHimo's band f Apach es. The country around here IS thor oUghly exercised over the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
mope.l nob.. Ad,lee to the rre.Ident.

SAN FRAScIsco. May 2G.-A special from New York says: Robert Council. member of the Arizona legislature, Is ID this city. He has been in Washington urging the president and cabinet To re- move the present TerritOrials officers Of Arizoua, they having formed ring to defeat every measure passed ID the in- terest of the tax payers. He has hopes that they will all go, from governor down to village pOstmasters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
fen Grnnf

NEw YORK, May 27.-"I think father did not sleep more tl:sn three OF four hours last night" said Fred Grant th.s morning, "But 1 think his s!eeple-- was owing to his having Lad SO much sleep on Sunday and Monday nights He was not kept awake by pain for he was very quiet and comfortable all night"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Surrender Of roundmake-.

WINNIPEG, May 27.--A dispatch from Battleford says Chief Poun1maker has surrendered internationally to General Middleton, who reached B.ttleford Ou Sunday. Poundmaker and jJ braves. prisoners, will be held tO await the a'- ton of the government. They also brought ID 2l0 stands of arms.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
MiIIthrr sIanonNr..

ST. PETERSBURG, May 26-The mill tary manouvre, of this year will iu- clude camps at fOrty-two points ID European Russia, and sham-ights at WIlne and Warsaw. The latter will be under the direction of Gen. G ufke.
 Pcstmastsrs Removed
 SAS FRANCISCO, May 26-A special to the Call from Washington states that SS pOstmasters in Virginia We're remOv- ed yesterday by Postmaster general Villas, and theIr successors appointed. The removals were made on account of offensive partisanshlp." The offices were all of the last grade
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

ALEXANDRIA. May 26-rhe guards which were stopped here on the 2O,h inst, while enrOute from Suakim to England, have been landed and will go into camp to await further orders.
 General Amnesty Co the Yaqus.
 GUAYMAs, May 26.-A general amnesty has been offered by the Government to the 1aqui Indians, If they Nill surrender and deliver up their arms. Only a few have taken advantage Of the ofTer. Cai- eme IS said to be strongly lntrenched between Potsn and Torin. It IS report ed that the incursiOn O, the ApAches into Sonora causes great uueasin.ss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
News loom Salvador.

LA LIBERTAD. via Galveston, May 27- The Salvador goyernmentis concentrat- ing its military forces at the palace, and constructing earthworks and entrench- Dents. Bands of insurgents. largely c imposed Of Indians are concentrating fourteen leagues from hers. An attack on La Llbsrtad Is threatened. There IS no American or other war vessel on this coast and the foreigners are conse- guently much alarmed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Chiding the Irish Bishops.

ROME. May 26.-The Pope yesterday had a two hours conference with the Irish bishops. The strictest secrecy yas eniOined upon as to what ok place It IS supposed however, that the Pope spoke strongly and plainly to the bishops in regard to their auimOsity to England.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
An AutLority on Am,rIc,n I7v

BURLISSToN, Vt, May 26 Senator Edmunds has been summoned to tssti- fy on points in American law beiOre the British House of Lords. He will start on Saturday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Reduction in Silver Coinage.

SAN FRASCIsCo, May 26-It Is stated this morning that forty employees will be dismissed from the United States mint at this city. The reason assigned for the dismissals IS the reduced coinage The average monthly coinage in the ps.t has been about S40GOOO: this has been reduced for the present tO SlOOOOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
A FraIJI-ss Mission

PARIS, May 27-It Is rumCred on Bour-e that the mission of the Earl of Rosebsrry tO Berlin resulted in failnre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Annthrr ,Inntr.n CoIlnn,ed-
short in hi, Aecnunt..

NEW YORK, May 27.-James Nelson Day, late confidential clerk for Martin k Rungor, bankers, No. 10 Broadway. has been found short in hI7 accounts tO the amount ot SJ1,OJO. Day confessed d and states that Le iOst the money in Wall street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30
Hugo'. A.he. to Ee.t in tle P.nthenn

PARIS, May 26-It is officially an. nouBced that Victor Hugo will be bur. led m the Pantheon. Before this an- nouncement was made a decree had been drafted secularIzing the Pantheon. in order to permit of his Interment there m. The date of the funeral is unfi1ed although the government desires to have It take place on next Saturday.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-30

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