Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
The En.om Gr,nh Prir.

Epsom today. K. wigh,'s bay col | Bird of Freedom, won, with Duke Besu forts gray colt, Pepper and Salt secon, and R. HOwelfs bay colt Bsrnacle, third There were six starters.
 The O.ks Stakes. LONDON, June 5-The race for tn, Oaks stakes, st EpsOm today, was wor ! by Lord CadOgsn's bay filIy, l. ne ly The winuer was ridden by Fred Ar, her who rode the wlnOIng horse m the TAG, for the Derby stakes Ou "Wednesday Lord ZsIland's bay Ally, St Helena came iu secoDd and Sir J Willoughby' [ chestnut fily, CIpOllIns. third. Sir Peter Lumsdsn's Opinion.
 VIENNA, June Yesterday Sir Peter LumsdeD arrived here and proceeded oI ms way to London. In an interview he sad Col. AhkhAmof had openly bJasied to the Afghans that Russia wanted tC take Herst and a great deal more. Slr Peter said that Russia would never have urged her absurd demands if she had believed that Eng land was in earnest IF resisting them
 A California Appointment.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jane 5-A special iron W~shinRron to the Examiner ssyr that Chss- Whitehead, of San Francisco, formerly of Los ABgt les, has been sp- pointed special inspector of pensions for California
 Consul Maekey AbsoIved.
 WAsHISGToS, June 5.-Judge Msckey, father of Consul Mackey, has received the following csblegrsm. Rio de Sul, Brazl-CoBsul Beckfoid MR,key has been absolyrd unanimously by jury of all honorable citizens. Celebrate the event.
 (Signed) Committee O, the citizens.
 A Strike Ended.
 CINCINNATI. June 5-The strike on the Kentucky Central railroad IS vir- tuslly st an end. IL only included the brskenen and freight conductors and has only had the effect of stopping freight trains. The committee of en- gineers who went to Richmond to cOn- fer wIth General Smith. of the Cness- peske and Ohio, which operates the Kentucky Central, returned with the report that they agree to accept the ten per cent. reduction proposed by ths Chesspesk < Ohio, upon being satis- fed that the state of business required 1t.
 Increase of Cholera.
 MADRID, June 5.-The cholera in- creases at Valencia and 45 Der cent of those attacked die.
 of the New Orleans Sub
 Treasury.
 WAsHISGTOS. June 5.-The Secretary of the Treasury to-day received tele- gram from J. A. Sample of the United States Treasury office. at present engaR- sd In investigating the affairs "i the Assistant Treasurer's office m New Q, leans. reporting that the shortage SO far discovered ID the accounts of muulated currency and United States BOtee uO' deposited for redempuon, amount to s2j. .OOO. lt was also repOrtei that redemp- tiOn clerk J. F. Audemarte, who Is sus pecied of tue dedication has disappear d and all eff 'rts to arrest him have proved unsuccessful. In speaking of the lefalcatiOn to-day, the United States Treasurer said he proposed to make a 'ull and complete examination of the iut treasury and tO that end has sent two new clerks to New Orleans to assist Messrs. Sample and Croggan now there.
 Thought to be More Serious.
 LONDON, June 5.-UnOffcial reports of the la,e earthquak ID Cashmere Are Df such an alarming character that It IS how believed ir was more disastrous m Is effects than she first dispatches stat sd. The absence Ot definite news Is at .riouted to demolition of the telegraph Ines In the general wreck and chaos.
 One Man Killed.
 PRESCOTT, Juue 5-COl. Egan tsle- grapued Gov. Van hrmsn from Clifton yesterday that the Indians passed through Duncan yesterday, stealing and killing several horses. They also killed Jne man near Carlisle. The Indians headed for Ash Fork A militia com pany has been ordered by ths Govern pr to go m pursuit of the Indians.
 The Cashmere Earthquake.
 LONDON, June 5. An OfticIal dispatch from SerenagO, gIves the number killed and wounded by tue earthquake there Dn Sunday and Monday last, as follows: Killed, S7; wounded. 100. Official re ports have not been received from other points in the Vale of Cashmere affected by the earthquake shocks, and unhl they come to hand the full extent of the cannot bs known.
 The whipping Post.
 WAsHISGIOS, June 5-All the second days meeting of the Conference O Charities and corrections was consum- ed by reports from the several southe L states, which noted quite s general r' duction uf system of hiring out convict, and the adOp ion of measures whicl had tendency to mitigate the evils ui the system. The report from Delsvar, noted the mitigation of severity or the system; blood is rarely drawn at present. The whipping post was m general favor with the people of Della ware for the punishment of petty Offrns ss; It WAS rarely found necessary to sd a second whipping tO the sam, offender.
 General Crooks Count.
 SAN FRAxc1scO, June 5-At the Pre- sidio, f San FrancIs O. the following dispatch va. receiy d from the sss st ant adiutaa General of the departmehi Df Ar.zona, dated June ,. "Geners Crook tslexraphed yesterday from Ft Bayard: Indians agaln moving south Genersl Crock tel, graphs the follow Ing dir. ct from F.. Bty From tue best obtaiDab 6 information the follow Ing number of cItizens have bee killed: Seven on Blue River and aroubo Alma, five near Silver CI.y, two near ulu Camp Vincent, and three near Grait''n There may have been others kIlled, bu ,an get no reliable in niOrmAriOn.
 Fight with the Apaohes.
 SAN SIMON, June 5-AbOut twenty five caitiemrn from DuucaU, head d b Parker aud Fisher. reached hers st sevr. ,'c ock thIs evening, having bsen on 10 rrall of about twenty five IndIsLs iOT three days This evs mig they Ovrrtu"k he Indlans st the muu' b of Dubtfu ,.nou, and running fight look plae, Over one hundred -hUis wtretI hal g~d, md it IS thought that two Iudiabs Nrrr' siliei during the encounter. They also |, ,,ptured tweuty ght horses The It. iaus escaped. making towards Stein pass as fast a. their pObies could run Il, ,. ,n,r,.,ht that a fiyhf Wlll occur to-