Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-10-17
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has just returned from trip through Sulphur Springs valley confirms the re- port of the killing of one soldier and the wounding ot another hy the Indians, of which mention had been previously made He also states that men are being killed almost da ly in the San Simon valley A prospector with burros packed with blankets snd camp outfit was killed by Indians and burIed by Capt. Martins command. Deceased was about twenty one years old, slight build. light hair, dark musteche and medium height. On Monday Indians were seen heading for the Black Range. They killed two prospectors and the troops buried them. B. F. Smith reported at Bowie on Mon day that Indians were in the Chirica- huRs.
 All the round-ups have been postpon- ed indefinitely.
 Three regiments have been ordered from Missouri to Arizona to take the field.
 The report that Gen Crook was to be relieved by Gen Miles leaked out of the telegraph office and that Gen. Crook was so displessed that he had the of fee removed to his private quarters.
 LONDON, Oct. l2-rhe Standards Berlin correspondent says: Germany, with the approval of AustrIs, Russia and England, has proposed in the plan for the settlement Of the Bulgarian question, that the following principles be ob- served: lst. that the Greek and Servlan demands be rejected. 2nd, that Turkey be sdyised to complete her military preparations so as to be resdy 10 inter- fere Tn the event of Greece and Servla moving to enforce their demands. Last ly, that the union of Bulgaria and Rou- melIa, under Prince Alexander, the lat ter svo sIng the sovereignty of the Sul- tan, be recognized"
 SAN JosH, Cal. Oct. l2.-A fight to the finish, Marquis of Qu, enberry rules, for S25O a side and the gates receipts. took place at the Fair grounds yesterday be- tween Billy Hamilton, lightweight, and Frank King, of Mountain View, middle weight. Hsmilton's weight was l3S pounds and Kings l6U. In the tenth round King was unable to arise and the fight was given to Hamilton.
 PITTsBURG, Oct. l2.-The Hungsrians employed in the construction of the CressoD, Clesrfield Co. and New York short line +. R. dId not receive their pay on the day it was due, last week. They feared they would not get 1t, and attacked the Americans who were sup erinIending the work. All escaped but one of the contractors named EurgusOn, who was captured by the Hungarinns and is now held in captivity by them. They swear they will kili bim if they don't get their pay by the 20th inst.
 SAN FRAScIsoo. Oct. l2-One of the largest of II. S. Crocker X Co.'S safes has been recovered from the burned building. its contents, consisting of In- surance policies, books and money, were found to be ID good condition. Chief Scannell.o the fire department, detailed twenty men this morning to make fur ther search for the body of Fireman Hannon. The fire IS still smouldering
 SAN FRAScIsCo, Oct l2-The United States revenue cutter CorwIn arrived from the Arctic this morning and has about one hundred Os the crews of ship wrecked whslers aboard.
 WAsHINGroS, D. C.. Oct. 12--The President made the following appoint ments to-day to be receiver of public moneys, John W. Leigh, of California, at Sau Francisco: Postmaster, G. W. Jorres, at San DIego, Cal, vice c. D. Copeland commission expired.
 DowSIEvILLE, Cal. 12.-Yesterdh.f fire occurred at the Willows, destroy ing an entire brick block from the bank to the Crawford house. The losses will reach SlO0.OJO. It Is believed to be the work of An incendiary.
 BELGRADE, Oct. 12-The war fever runs high ID Servia, ana active prepara- tiOns are going on to enforce the se- riOus demand for an extension of terri tory. English, French and Austrian firms have been rendered contracts by the government to supply complete out its for 2j.0)0 troops. and all contracts have been allotted; also one for 5000 horses. The Lander bank war account has been raised to S7.0OO,0OO.
 ST LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 12--The sensation in the street car strike Is unchanged. The strikers assembled quietly at Jur- ner Hali thIs morning 10 await develop mehts. The cars bre running on all the lines under escorts of police. No distur- bances have occurred. Some of the drivers and conductors who were fright ened off by riots have returned to work and no serious trouble Is sppre- pended for the present.
 CINCINNATI, Oct l2-The election in Ohio to morrnv is for Governor and other state officers and for members of the legislature which shall elect a sue cessor to John Sherman, United States Senator. This gives a peculiar interest to election of members of the legisls- tnre. Estimates that purports tO be based upon the polling of the state by Democratic and Republican committees give widely different result. The Demo- cratic estimate elects Gov. HoBdly by from 20,0O0 to 25.0OO plurality; the Re publican elects Judge Foraker for Gov ernOr by from l2,OO0 to l5,0O0 plurality. Estimates in the legislature by both par ties make the result close, although both claim s majority. The element of un- Tn the election of Governor is the prohibition vote.
 CHICAGO, Oct. LA destructive fire took place at the Durham railroad sta ton. SIX miles from here, this morning. 1t began m the Grangcrs' warehouse, and soon spread to the warehouse of Durham, Burdick ,S Boucher. The Granger warehouse was owned by Log an Depu. It was totally destroyed. with about JO,0U0 sacks uf wheat, which 1t contained. The other warehouses. in which were stored JjO0 sacks of wheat. shared the same fate. The or igiu of the fire is mystery. The ser iousness of The fire was due to a secretly Of water. The estimated loss IS Sl2j,- 10. The Changers warehouse was val ned at SJ0JO. It was partially insured. The other warehouses were valued at $500. and were insured. Most of the N heat WAS insured. It belonged to about twenty different people.
 SAN BERSARDISo, Oct. l0.-Geo. King, aged iifty-four. last evening mmitted suicide by blowing his brains out. De- ceased WAS afflicted with cancer and could live but few months and preferred an earlier and easier death.