Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

rule, the Indians have shus T.. killed persons to get arms, stc & &ol after some of their number ba1sI ' killed the Indians are driven b.o oyeet the United State~, there Is m est. .eio the damage they would be HkeIy y-,.a'Los The number of people Hyire '" %. mountains and their propert, ;,.. ,u tae have increased enormously ;--'e'est tlmc Ot NlctoriO, SO that if ,be TS, 'le meet among the mountains sg.i- -1'a4s wal will go up as never Wss suea An early reply Is requested. vb,,L L7-'l serve to instruct me as to the ipte1.;@-- or the government, but 1 desire o'.oe' ,o crate that delay IS extremely daposo,,..eaits, .eit, In transmitting this dispatch Gas G.o-s Pope says he has compiled with Cslesi request to extend his power and TiIooss the matter for action to tbe vTsNIl's partment. De-
 Crushed to Death
 PARIS, June ll-At Thiers. tovr the department of Puy de Dome U der trial has been in progr. $, fo, l-I'' days. Yesterday, the last d.y o.l Io-' trial, the court house was crov-'j'.l o' 'Le men and women, tO witnes, tbs o,..l ".'l scene. When the people Were Ie'r,lS e-Us.lS immediately after auiOurrmar, 1. court and damned up in the stora '-e way leading tO the street tL-r'..a-i: I,a-i: the staircase fell. The scene ,t'. '9', o' lowed was appalling. The ,-'- IO.- masses of masonry from ab.ya o--'I1sg uo"1 upon the struggling people beIov grinding through their flesh and bor' and malmlng and muti!ariug finer, 4oAe horrible manuer. The faIof ,bs s.-:a case ana the screams Ot the pso-r. T,'-- helpless Tn the ruins. Caused a r,,.,, the court room and there Va. a ,,,-L .- the now wrecked exit. Tbo-. ,rL---' 'o' ln front, unable Co withstand n. @ So sure from behind. We're 5,,i.3 yes upon the men and women ,rrs5aI ,a tne Ial or tAe staircase auI when .h- people Tn the street We're airaady a,. ing to rescue When at Isr,,b ,b, panic had exhausted itself and ,Sa 1 | mense stone steps Ot the fallen stai-cg., mad been removed, twenty persons vera taken from uCder the ruins dead. vh,ls th- nIurednumbered not less than sivtv and many of these will die. A .a,pr di.' patch says the injured persons. beslIes the twenty killed,w number IOO
 A still later dispatch from Tbisr. maj es the court house calamity of ya-. teTday by far more disastrous m i,s consequences than the earner di-us+,b. eS indIcgjed. The dead rlrr.Iv rrr,. Der twenty four, and the to.ai uuube- of injured is now placed at ltI.of tbesa fourteen are very seriously injured and some will die.
 Mint Superintendent
 WAsHINGTOS. June 1.-The Pre,iI4r. to-day appointed Wm. Stapleton. o' Colorado, to be Superintendent of ,b4 U. 5. Mint, at Denver.
 4 New Ruling.
 WASHINGTON, June 1.-The ques.as having arisen whether aliens coming ID. to this country, paying bis "he6d moH. ey,' sh"ll in future be exempt from all further tax of the kind, Secretary Maj. ming referred the matter Co Attorney. General Gsrland, The Attoruey-Grn- eral holds that capitatIOn tax lrylei under the immigration act, mus, ba co. lected every time that an alien pa,s--. ger comes into the United States, luIe- the act of August 3d. lSS2 The tax La5 heretofore been levied only on the first coming in of alIen passengers.
 secretary Manning View, on silver.
 NEW YORK, June IA special 10 .Ls Times from Washington says that the people who are in position Co know Secretary Msnpms's vlev- on the silver question, affirm that he will uot have any thing to do with any scheme that will anticipate the action of congress n the matter.
 Enc ,uraSing American ShP9ins.
 NEW YORK, June 1.-The Board 0i Trade yesterday voted in favor Dt the proposition contained in the memorial of the maritime association of thls pot that thirty cents per ton be granted by the Government for every 0De'hOusaDd m les sailed by sail or steam vessels built and owned by the Unitet States and engaged foreign commerce, ,oJ ,ea years, after which the payment te r-- duced 10 per cent annually. The Bad recommends the early consideration ai adoption of this method by congress.