Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-06-13

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 1t in the presence of all the Indians.
 Arizona Militia on the Trail.
 Tombstone, June S.-Intelligence that three men were killed in Sonora was received yesterday, winch, together with information this morning that the Apaches were at Scott Whites ranch, created great excitement here. And is by the arrival of several men with the news that the Indians are in Swisshelms. Captain Howe, command ing company F., National guard, tele- graphed to Prescott for orders and re- ceived the following: Prescott. A. T. June S.-Capt. H. G Howe, Tombstone: Pursue all marauding Indians and force the fight. When the trail IS fresh, don't camp, but push on Signed Il. M. Van Arman, Acting Governor" A petition Is in circulation to aid in sending repre- sentative to Washington to show the true status of Indian affairs, which IS being generally signed.
 Burmah Wants to Secede From India.
 ABINGDON, May S-Newspapers here are discussing the separation Of Burmah from India and making 1t crown col ony. They complain of the neglect of Indian government. The RangoOn chamber of commerce supports the 
 Russian Precautions.
 TEBERAN, June S-Advices from Merv are to the effect that the Russians are taking the greatest care to prevent for eiguers from communicating with the Turcomans and have been expelling per sons supposed to be corresponding with the Afghans.
 Zanzibar ZonularIsns.
 BERLIN, June 2-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 Zeiur 2 says: "peRce has been res tored in Cameroons. The German Capt and English Capt. Young have fixed the frontiers.
 That Dreadful Earthquake.
 CALCUTTA, June S-Dispatches con tlnue to be received here about the earthquake in the Vale of Cashmere. Whole villages have been destroyed, and Subgood and Jsp1slper in Gran, have disappeared entirely, having been engulfed in the awful con vulslOns. During the continuance of the shocks, a sulphurOus dust was sent forth, impregnati1g the atmosphere and at the same time volumes of hot water issued from great Assures in the earth. Fort Guraio and the GrsnerIes in many parts of the Vale, have been swallowed up. A large supply of rice and consld- erGble money have been distributed the Vale of Cashmere to re- Iieve the distress of the people. IL Is that 200 persons were killed.
 LunatIc Asylum Burned.
 WILLIAMSBURG, Va, June S-At F o'clock last night a fire broke out m the right wing of the building Ot the East srn Lunatic Asylum. Before it 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 ired years ago. There were ore hun- ired female patients in the burning buildings, but all were rest scued except one. The total loss Is estlm ated st Sl2O.- BO to Sl40.OO0; insurance about S40,OUO. The fire Is believed to have resulted rom some trouble with the electric light wire.
 Death of Commander Clark.
 WASHINGTON, June S.-Gen. Rosecrans, recently appointed Registrar of the treasury, assumed the dutIes of his office this morning.
 Secretary Whitney received a tele- | yram this morning announcing the | ieath of Commander Lewis Clark, | U. 5. 5. Alliance, at Key | West yesterday. The Alliance was al 1nce ordered to proceed to New York | with the remains of the Commander. | No particulars of the death were given.
 The New Cabinet.
 LONDON, June 9.-It IS reported that | he Conservative leaders at the confer .nce thIs evening decided to accept the | office. The following Is a forecast of a | portion If tbe new cabinet: Marquis | Jf Salisbury, Prime Minister and Secre- | .ary of State fir Foreign Department; | sir Michael Hicks Beach, Chancellor of ! he Exchequer and leader Tn the House | jf Commons; Sur Stafford NOrthcOte, | who will go to the House of Lords Lord President of the Council; Lord Churchill, Secretary of State | or India; Col. Frederick A. Stanley, secretary of State of War. The minis affAunrf a r4 ss Ian at faa.4N ! To give the Liberals a chance to gain a | 'ictOry. They will recast the budget in l .ccOrd with the votes of the House and | when estimates are passed will dissolve | parliament. The ministerial circle takes | he defeat with equanImity. It IS stated | he cabinet, in vIew of the tendency to | disruption and internal discOrd, were | wiling to take the advantage to resign. | The crisis pOstpOnes indefinitely a set lemeut with Russia. The COnserva- ives will not adopt Earl GranvilPs | rOntier convention, but will insist upon trlngent guarantees against further Russian advance.
 Possible Escape of General Gordon.
 LONDON, June 9-A dispatch from ,alrO says some excitement has been ! reated there among English officers and he residents by the arrlval of captive, merchant, from khsrtOum. He states hat he witnessed the capture of Khar- Oum, and immediately after the massa- re of the garrison, Fl Mahdi demanded be head of General Gordon for a tro- ny, but his warriors produced the he; the Austrian consul, Mir. Hanson, then the mistake was discovered and ecOnd search made for General Gordon. ut Fl Mahdis followers could not dis over a single trace of the hero of .hartoum. They found several other but no documents were )und OD their clothes to show that ither of them was General Gordon. The lerchant says 1t is possible that Gen ral Gordon, knowing that all was lost, lade his escape.
 Crooks Bad Policy" SAN FRASCIsCO, June 9-The Bulle- ms New York special, says: Crooks Rd POlcy" IS the heading of a Wash lgton special Tn the Times which | larges that the military had two days { Otlce of GerJnImo's intention to break | nt, which, If properly acted upon, ( ould have prevented the raid. Letters :