Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05

If excess of whe. the property could be bought for at private sale, he bad paid of s mortgage of e9,OOO on prop erty owned by General Shaler ln New Jersey.
 CONCORD. Mass, Dec. I-Judge Hen- " F. French, ex Second AssIsIaDt Sec retary of the Treasury, died here last night of paralysis of the heart, sged 72. DENVER, D,C I.-John c. Turner, FrabS htut, Hugh Ryan, AlObzo M. Wells, James DoTman, five of the seven teen meu lndlcted st Omaha for land frauds ID Nebraska, weie taken to OmH- hA this evening toy Deputy United 9thtes Marshal -,iieu. Seven more will probably be arrested IO-m' rrow. All are prominent c IiZens of Denver, and some are large property-oNners.
 DUNCAN, Dec 2-Yesterdsy morning, DecemUtrl-t, two men We're killed legr Ash Peak. They were brothers, named Wright They were amOushel and the
 Udles horribly maokled. The same arty uf IudIADs passed on to the C TO
 ado ranch ID the Gila. about b mics elJw Dune 1D. Al II O'ci, ck this mUr ming t.sy killed :wo more catElem, n.
 The n.ma of one Is Dick Mays, aud tue uume of the other l. uDkuOVn. A uand eleven Iudisns passed within 5 ,n les of Duncan last night at sundOwD, trsvrl,ng in Stems Pass. At II o'clock ii-p pa ch was received from Mrs ' .rk, A wI0Ow. asking for immediate prOtec- GOn. IL WIS resp nded Co.
 WILCOX, \. T, Dec. 2-Ben. Craw -. md other meu, whose names could not be
 ,scertaIned, were killed by the Apache
 iear Sulomonville. the county seat of Graham county. thu, morning. Great
 -onsternatIUn prevails in that vicInIty. The Indians have divided into bands of diteen or twenty. The m ther of the boy. Clark, who was killed by the Aphches, is reported to bs prOstrated by krIef, and her life IS despsired of.
 FORT THOMAS, Dec. 2-The Indians
 re killing our neighbOrS and friends
 Il around us. They jumped my ranch ,t Bear Springs last nIKbt or tbIs morn .ng killbg one of my men. They drove uff aDd Led soma mules and horses. BIll Johnson. of Black Rock, will dIe
 .Om hI- wounds receiTed at the hands If the T, d tiends. I can get men to fol "w them but they have DO arms Can't you get us some assistance.
 (Signed) J. B. COLLINS.
 WILCOX. A. T, Dec. 2-The Wright brOtutrs. pIOnters of ArizoDs, living at San Jose on the GIlh, were killed ye>- teIday, at four o'clock, by the rene Sades, since the killing of Sheriff Craw | toId and the two other men near Sol |
 knoxville. Meu, W men and children | Ire fleeing in gil directions. Couriers | are OeiDg sent out to warn settlers.
 TOMBSTONE, D c. 2--Moses Martin, | raDcLer living near tie Middle Pass | f the DrHgOOn mountains, arrived here | dt noon to-day. as 8 courier fir ID Cap ain Crawford started twenty five side |
 cOats out on each slde Ot hIs position, t o'clock lass night, all being White Mountain Apaches. The trau oi the | hOstiles was struck at the GIlR river on | Saturday, and ninety Apache scouts are
 pursuit. Nothing has been heard | from them ss yet. Captain Crawford 1 nas not yet struck the trail of the ten mHrauders.
 TOHBstOSE, Dee. 1.-Two ranchers, pn hOrsebHck, rePuTt seeing fourteen mounted Apsches crOss the New Mex icO and AuZOna railroad track, four miles east of Contention, going toward he WhetstOne HOuntaIns- They may possibly be some of Crawford's White Mountain scouts.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-Governor Zl- ! ok, of ArIzOna, has addressed the fol ,OalnE communication tO the Secretary 'f the luterIor: l deem 1t my duty hrougn yOu t1 call the attention of the Treasury department to the evil of mUggliug winch Is carried on betwreI ArIznna and tie state of SOuors, Mr1icO. he counties of Pima aud COch,se have . bOrteT Of several huntrrd miles along the Mexican frontier, over wn rh smug- ElerS cross on uufrelueuted trails. brii r. ing into thls tcrrItory the produces Uf Mexico without hinnrauce from hs United States cls.om house gu ( Or.ues. There are within ArizOna c 2l,OUO InbEbItans of Mexican Uri- liu, whose asIonal driuk IS mrscL, a liquor distilled from the cactu- plants, 'LuusArd ds Of gallons of winch are annu. ally cunsum, q by them. all of 1t being uTed within the borders of our - .ster rrpuDlic. Hardly gallon pays iufy. Hundre IS of thousands of Mexi .'sn cIgars and large quantities of tObac 'u, tO say hOthiI z of uvef catIl-, horses mules, etc, which are smuggled." ID tbIs co nectlOn the governor concludes Sith an extract from the report of the .ast grand jury in support of this asser- non sud ccbciudes as follows: "In CT Ter Co enforce tLe custom laws of the United States, would Tee p-ctfully re- 'ummrbd that four mounted inspectors be appointed by the depaTtm, nt to be issigutd To dnty alOLg the borders of Jochlse and Pima counties, and that hey be selected Ou account Of their with the country. and their SnOS ledge fl the trRlls and by paths A eadIng into MexIco, that tuey speak the fl sphni-h language and that they are 5 
 OwENsvILLE, Ky. Dec 2-An accident O ccurred al State Greek Iron ore mines \ f Oly mpIs, yesterday, by winch eight 66 ntn were blown up, bui ding .adly injured and five men fatally q 'Ouuded. They were operating a bsuk 66 D partnership and after wing placed a k, eavy blRst, retired to a safe distauce to O latch tie explosion. After remaining O here Q cons derable time and the iIs- O, barge failing to occur, they returned lr the purpose of BsceTtalning the req o, on. Just as they arrlved ID the vicrn y ot the blast, It went off with the above Or ssut. John and Lafe Staion, John O0II l0uDtjoy, and young man named sfiael, were fatally injured. No NEW YORK, Dec. 2-COunty Clerk D' 8. r. D. Crane, of Westchsster county, Al ls disappeared leaving debts to the Af mount ot about SJ0OO1 He It believed Az be somewhere m Texas. ~
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