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Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

Now is Arizons's opportunity for pros perity. Public attention Is directed this way and the Indian question will be speedily settled if we take prompt action ia the matter. Our great mines will then keep up the interest of eastern capitalists.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

IF music hath charms to soothe the savage" why not turn that minstrel troupe-the Tenth Cavalry-loose on them, in melodies that are warranted to rend rock or split cabbage?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

AND now Gen. Crook says the Indians only killed the whites for arms and am munition, which of course makes all the difference in the world to the victim. We suppose they also mutilated the bodies for the same reason, and in cluded the women and children in the bloody category for their arms, simply.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

A CAREFUL search among the noun tsins commanding a fair view of the val ieys in which the intercepting troops were csmped might reveal the bodies of some Chiricabuas who laughed them selves to death in watching a military dress parade on a hot trail made by their squaws several days before.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

PEOPLE who come to Arizona with but 8 single trade dollar n theIr pock- cts, expecting to find double-eagles growing on every cactus and gressewood shrub are apt to find very good walking, if the days are not too hot, on their re- turn trip.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

THERE IS much railroad talk in Ari- zona just now, but up to this tune it seems to be chiefly talk, and it is much easier to talk railroads than to build them. The people of Tucson expect to hear the,locomotive whistle on the Cal abasss railroad by Thanksgiving.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

TIE recent federal appointments in New Mexico have put the nerves of the Arizona aspirants in a sort of barbed wire condition. They are restless-ex- ceedinply so
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

GEN. CROOK is very much troubled by the absence in the Star of the soft taffy so lavishly besmeared upon hIm by that paper in the recent days of peace and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

IT is currently reported that l.. C Hughes will leave for Washington Tn few days to see that proper person IS appointed Surveyor General of Arizona It is Mir. Hughes's opinion that the editor of the Star is proper person for that position.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

EVEN the squaws and pspooses evaded the argus-eyed military and reached Mexico in safety by the most practicable route
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

UP ;to this time no Indian scare has been reported from the nine-mile-wRter- hole.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

WHY not disarm and put the military on the reservation and make the Chlri- cahuss our regular army, with General Geronimo in command?
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

GEN. CROOK ought to publish a list of the killed and wounded soldiers and officers in the recent Indian campaign.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

AN Indian trail four days old IS still 'hot trail' by the military thermom- eter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

Now look out for some magnificent military demonstrations, the hostiles having attained distance that scents no danger to the troops.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

GEN. CROOK seems to have made up his mind that the Italians are better fighters than the soldiers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
That Dreadful Earthquake.
LunatIc Asylum Burned.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June S-At F o'clock last night a fire broke out Tn the right wing of the building ot the East ern Lunatic Asylum. Before 1t could be got under control everything was de stroyed. The buildings burned com prised the original ones of the institu ton and were constructed over one hun dred years ago. There were ore hun dred female patients in the burning buildings, but all were rescued except one. The total loss Is estIm ated st Sl20.- OUO to Sl40,OOO; insurance about S40,OUO. The fire Is believed to have resulted from some trouble with the electric light wire.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Death nf Commnnder Clark.

WASHINGTON, June S-Gen. Rosecrans recently appointed Registrar of tn, treasury, assumed the dutIes of his office this morning.
 Secretary Whitney received tele- gram this morning announcing the death of Commander Lewis Clark, Commanding U. 5. $. Alliance, at Key West yesterday. The Alliance was ar once ordered to proceed to New York with the remains of the Commander. No particulars of the death were given.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Attempted suicide.

Special Co the CITIZEN.
 TOMBSTONE, June l0.-Davis, who was found guilty of murder in the first de- gree, attempted suicide by strychIne to- day. Sentence has been postponed till he recnvers from the effects of the dose.
 The stage from Bisbee brings a con frmqtion of this mornings Indian re- ports, but no further particulars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Pos.ibIe Escape of General Gordon.
Crooks Bad Policy"

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9-The Bulle- tins New York special, says: "Crook's Bad Pohcy" IS the heading of a Wash Ington special Tn the Times which charges that the military had two days notice of GerJnimo's intention to break out, which, if properly acted upon, would have prevented the raid. Letters from Arizona state that IS bas been well known about Fort Apache for the last year that when these Indians should again break out they would go to the Black range, where they now are. Yet not soul in that region was notified until the savsZes were upon them. It is even possible that they will escape into Mexico, and occupy their old haunts in the Sierra Madre mountains. Should they do so many Indians now in the vicinity of Apache and San Carlos will Ioln them, and the entire business of hunting and civilizing these sayaRes will have to be done over.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
The Indians Safe.

PBEsIDIO, SAN FRASCIsCO, June G. The following, dated the 7tb, has been received from Gen. Crook at Deming. \. M: From report from It. Davis. just received. it is probable that all the Indians have crossed the railroad, hay Ing gOs past the troops in Stems pass, except party of six or seven bucks and few women and children, under Man gus, who left the main party on the MOgOl!On mountains. This party, it k assumed, IS west of HillsbOrO, moving south, Captain Chaffse and Wallace on trail The scouts think that the nam part of the women and children are already in Mexico, though 1t IS possible that Lawton may intercept them. have some hope that CrawfOrd, who left Separ at five yesterday morning with scouts and a company Cf cavalry may be to intercept some of them. Davis has orders to join Crawford as slOn as pos sible, and who will then follow the trail into Mexico.
 A Plan to Bring the Indians to Terms.
 WASHINGTON. June 7-James K. Met calfe, Of Silver City, \. M., who has had much experience m the management Cf ALG4au-s Has NIAttcu to otCIrthIN 144LlhIt suggesting a solution of the difficulties now existing at San Carlos Indian res ervation. His plan Is as follows: Send all the soldiers to the reservations; let them take charge of every woman and child on the reservation. and then say to the bucks, you must bring in those hostile Indians dead or alive or your wives and children will be taken to a far oil land where you will never see them again Take my word for it, in less than two months the trouble will
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Steerags Rates Raised.

NEW YORK June 1O-At the recent conference of steamship passenger agents, it was decided to increase the the steerage rates between New York and Liverpool, but from Liverpool here no change will be made. The White Star, Cunard. Inman and An chor lines will charge S2), sn advance of SJ, while the Guion, State and Amer can lines wIll charge Sl9. The new rates go into effect on the 10th inst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Orders Wanted.

WAsHINGroS. June l0.-Under date of Demlng, June s, Gen. Crook telegraph ed; Preparation to operate against the hOstiles in accordance with my telegram of the 9th should be made with the least possible delay. In my judgment, as a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

NtNIEN'tIl 1'a 'a9tlIITsI IEs ' TE7' ' "TT EIITVT.
 NEW YORK, June II A special 10 .Ls Times from Washington says that ths people who are in position Co know Secretary Mannmg's $ vlev- on the silvt- question, affirm that he will uot have any thing to do with any scheme tha, will anticipate the action of congress ia the matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

WAsHINGToN, June 6.-The Secretary of the Treasury to-day received strong protest against the continued coinage at present of the silver dollar which con tains the signatures of almost every business man m the state of South Caro- lima. Among the signatures are the Treasurer and Comptroller General of the State.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Zanzibar ZonularIsIRs.

BERLIN, June a.-Admiral Paschen has been appointed to the command of the Zanzibar squadron in place of Ad miral Knon. It is rumOred5 that Eng land has recalled consul Kirk on the complaint of Germany that he was en- gagged in melting the Sultan of Zanzibar against Germany.
 The Zeilurg says: "peace has been res toIed in Csmeroons.' The German Capt Bendemann and English Capt. Young have fixed the frontiers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
A Flying Band.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-General Crook telegraphs to General Sheridan that the Indlans passed Duncan StatIoG 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. A dispatch from Bradley of the 9th instant states ina, the hcstiles left the MOgollon mountains and are making south.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

also of the killing of two men north of Fort Cummings are not confirmed. Couriers have been sent to different points and scouts have been on the look out, but no signs of Indians coming this way. The experiences of this campaign shows the inability of the troops to dis lodge the Indians Tn my instance, and they have been run out of the Mogollon mountains solely by Indian scouts. One of the wounded scouts says he was close enough when fired on to recognize the chef, Geronimo, who had laid in am- bush for the troops who, if without the aid of the scouts, would have been mas sacred to q man. It Is believed Chief Nangus, with a small party of hostiles, is still in the Black Range, and General Crook has ordered company of scouts to double back on their trail and dis lodge them. It Is claimed by the h. dian scouts that the hostiles had no in- tention of going into Mexico, but in- tended making a stronghold in the Black Range. but had to split up into small bands and scatter in every direc- tlon to avoid the scouts an troops. Chief Mangus is the only one who escaped to the Black Range. The main body of scouts and troops are tollowing the trail oi the renegaies who managed to cross the railroad into Mexican territory, and will be reinforced by 6 large party of Indian scouts now being enlisted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Men. M.,icn,s Marshal.

WAsHINGroS, June The President to-day appointed ROmulo Martinez, U' S- Marshal for New Mexico
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

Special to the CITIZEN.
 GLOBE, June S-The Indian scare has collapsed. Friendly Indians brought in the five missing horses on Saturday morning, which they found near McMll- len. It's supposed they were run of by the White Mountain Apaches. Agent Ford is looking after his wards well and reports that the Indians are quiet at the agency.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

LONDON, May S-El Mahdl mas lSsueu a proclamation which has been exten- sively circulated in the countries oor- dering upon the Persian Gull, stating that 1t is his intention to invade both Egypt and Arabia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

end Require them to OIiug in the live Indian or his head. Sent few Mexi- cans along to see that they do not bring in Mexican heads. They are fools in cunning. When tho hostile bucks are brought in, try and execute everyone who has been on the war-path, and do it in the presence of all the Indians.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

TEHKRAN, June S-Advices from Merv are to the effect that the Russians are taking the greatest care to prevent for eigners from communicating with the Turcomans and have been expelling per sons supposed to be corresponding with the Afghans.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

TOMBSTONE. June 7.-Three men, Fred Huntington, Peter Mckurtan and Peter Palmer were killed gt the Grand Repub- lie mine, in Sonora, 1j miles from Naco 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.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
Killed by a Bear.
Special to the CITIZEN

Special tO the CITIZEN.
 OAK GREEK, A. T., via Flagstaff, June lO-The body of Richard Wilson, an old hunter, who has been missing for eight days, is found. He had evidently come unexpectedly upon Q bear and wounded hm and hastily climbed tree. The bear followed him into the tree and dragged him down. His faithful dog was watch ing the remains when found. Wilson was from California, and confederate of old Ho yard. the famous hunter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13
A Crisis in Great Britain Resignation
 

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 is made, and dissolve.
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Mountains may not have mouths and
noses, but we have seen mountaineer.-
Whitehall TiWles.