Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-02-20


 $. Indian inspector are voluminous and ae the clercical force of this department ,s hfnited and otherwise fdily employed I have deemed it best Co transmit the orig1naI reports As .hey are ire ouFptIy consulted in the transaction of the business cs the department, l have the honor to request that they be re- turned tO the files Es soon as they are
 no longer required by the senate. l am directed hy the prssideuttO say it the obisrt of the resolution 5e to inquire into the reasons for the suspension ot | Ward. these papers arc not tO be cOu- | si tered as constituting Eli the evidence submitted to him in relation thereto. l am also directed by the president Co sny | Le does not consider r. consistent with | public interest Co tIaas mt copies Of un- | o.iiclsl papers from prlyat= citizens held | in my custody iu. Lim, which relate 6v- | Ciu..ve!y to the suspension ot ircum- | teu;s. have the honor t1 De very re- Irrcctf.lly, L. c. C. L.m.r, Secretary. | There are .S2 enclosures to tLe letter, | and tLe acCrupbuyi-c papers were re- ! fCrfec to Jac committee ya Indian tt- | fairs.
 TasuIsGrCS, Feb. IJ-Ecrlis0n iu- ! trolucc- lis ,ariL t:.i Ia tls house to- day. Itis estimated that the aggregate Triuct!ou ot dutIea which it provides for | will be twenty million dollars. The 1 free list Is largely increased and and in- ciudts wood, lumber. hemp, iute, coal, salt, iron, lead and copper ores, potatoes, hay, corn, dye woods and undressed
 stone for building purposes. Sugar IS reduced twenty Der cent, but thls will
 not apply to Cuban sugar. Flax and l linen goods are reduced fifteen per cent. Pig iron is reduced from SG.72 tO S5.6O
 per ton, and heavy Iron and and steel
 ralls are reduced from Sl7 to SIP % per ton.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, Feb. 1j.-At tSe in-
 quest held this morning in the case of
 John Petersen, night clerk in the Rich
 mOnd house, who was shot and killed by Ignscio Pierce last Friday, the verdict
 charged Pierce with murder.
 FL PAso, Feb. 15.-J. T. Preston and
 Capt. C.. II. Howse-, while en route from
 Sinaioa, Mexico, 10 this city, were at- tackled by two Mexican bandits near
 Harral. Mexico. Howser was killed and
 Preston wounded m the arm. Both men
 were from Council BluiIs, Ia. They
 were heavily interested m mInes m Mex
 leo. The defense made by Preston
 caused the bandlts tI lee.
 One of Crooks scouts is here and says
 Geronimo has asked until the 2ist inst,
 70 meet Crook.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l6.-Tai Duck,
 the murderer of the WickeTshams, Eear
 CiOverdaie, was arrested at Yokohama
 on the arrival there of the steamer Rio
 JHneIrO. Agent MOsely, of the Pacific
 Mail Steamship Company, brought to
 police headquarters this mOrBIng the
 news of Tai Ducks arrest at Yokohama,
 n the following cablegTam from the
 company's s agent there:
 Murderer arrested by Japanese gov
 ernment. (SiCuedl CENTER"
 On receipt Of this, Chief Crowley st
 once telegraphed the news to Secretary
 Bayard, Senator Stanford and Wicker
 sham, the nephew of the murdered cou-
 ple. Detective Cox will leave on the
 Belgic next Saturday to bung tLe mur- derer back.
 UTICA, \. |. Feb. 16.-The funeral Of ex-GOv. II. Seymour took place from old Trinity church at two o'clock today Rev. Dr. Goodrich. of Calvary Church, of- fered prayer at eX-SeuGtOr Roscoe COuk- clIng's residence with the family and re- latiOrs of deceased, Et l:3J p. m. After the funeral services m the church the re- mains were taken tO Forrest Hill ceme- tery and placed m the Chapel of Roses | wheGe the sculptor, DayId Richard. took l cast Oi the face preparatory to making l marble bust Ot the ex Governor. The weather was cold and disaereeable. At l nine o'clock the doors Of the Coukllng l mansion were thrown open for the pub lic Co view the remains of the illustrious dead.
 ST. LoUII, Feb. IG-Of tine sixty. eight boats which composed the government fleet winch broke away from the moor lngs at Carrulfs leland on sunday night, only lG have been saved, among them The most valuable of the steamers. l seriously damaged. SIx o5 the others are known tO be sunk The rest With tue large steamer General Humphrey | and @ steam l.unch Hre lost and prOba- bly sunk or considerably injured by col lIslOn with each other or with the ice. of which the river IS full The whole l Fleet had cost the government about s quarter of a million dollars and the loss l wIll very nearly reach S2OOW0, unless 1 some of the boats are recovered further town the river
 SAN FRASCIsC1, Feb. 1G-NOon indi- ,atioHs for California for tEe next 32 { hours: Warm and fair.
 WASHINGTON. D. c. Feb. IG.-In the House to-day AiE. James. from the con- nlttee on coinage, weIgLt- and meas- lres, reported adversely Bland's bil for he free coinage Of silver and 1t Was llaced on the calendar. Bland obtain { .d leave Co file minority report and 'tRted thGt the HOuse would be asked Co consider the oIll at the earliest oppOr- unity.
 WINNENCC-A, Nsv. Feb. I6-CEnnon, he Mormon apostle, wAo was taken ( rom here for Salt Lake yesterday, by < he United Sts:ss marshal, jumped of he train near P,CmUn;Ory tuIs morning. ' te WAS captured e mile from the road, r completely exhausted, having been in z ured by the fall.
 LOUISVILLE, Feb. lj-Hcnry Waiter OF s condition Gt niue o'clock this morn H ng WAS much more satisfactory to his z .hyslclaus than IL has been slnce Thurs ay. His trmDergture is reduced from O2 at midnight Co go 4-j; pulse stIli III, nt hls intellect seems perfectly clear. r,
 NEW YORK, Feb. l6-TLe car drivers n n the Fourth Avenue street car line u truck this morning because of the fall- Ire of the company To keep its agree lent. No cars are runDIng now on the s' ne. IEe new arrangement between = he drivers and the Fourth Avenue com " any took effect yes.eaday afternoon. | tr he men ssy the company, though 4 romIsing to pay them S2 per day for | Eelve hours work, with hail Ga hour A jr dinner, had violated theIr agreement II J paying nall of them that amouat. a' he other half receiving only from Sl 20 Q D Sl >O each. Delegate Cullen Fore d lan endeavOged to have the agreement n lrried out, but Superintendent Stitt. to ie .hOm the men are laying the blame. re. IT Isei, saying that the old men were ~ citing full money, and 1t was the h' .rHppers' thUt were receiving the les e 'r amounts. and he thought they ought q , be satisfied. ei WASHINGTON, Feb. I6.-Attorney Gen. q, -al Garland ,-dGy said 10 an agent cf fn