Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-09
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-The report
 te!egraphed from Kansas City and
 which reached here at two o'clock this morning that General Cook woSll ptobably be relieved of his command III
 Arizona, Is confirmed in q special dis
 patch to the Chronicle which states that
 Crook will probably be relieved within the next week or ten days and that Gen Mll1s wIIl be probably appointed. Ii Ii stlteI that Gen. Sheridan has been ;Ty. | ing to prevent the change, as he believes Crook Aas done every thing human power could to to capture tbe renegade Apache. Ho thinks no one could have done any better than Crook and still considers that officer the leader in In. dian warfare III the United States army But the pressure upon the President tC
 make change Is very strong and comes both from the frleuis of Gen. Miles and
 the people of Arizona, whO have lost confidence in Crucz and nave sent any amount Of appeals to the iresidert Oi
 both gu official and private character.
 EASsas CrTY. Jar. 5.-Tbc Times WashDEt @ correspondent states that
 the quss stiOn of suayTsed;ng Gen. Crook in the Department of Arizona is under consideration by the War p-partmeu;
 and that Gen. Miles is likely % take charge of tho campaign against tio hog tile Indians of that section.
 CIxcIysATI, Jan 5.-Rev. Dr. J. Wyall,
 formerly President of the Miami UuiVer-
 siiy oi Oxford, Ohio, died yesterday
 ID Coyington, Kentucky, Aged s3.
 SAN FRAvcIsco. Jan 5.-It is related
 that sults will be brought Ggainst the
 Siaie by persons to whom supreme
 conrt clerk Mccarthy failed to psy the
 amount due them after hs haI oo.aiuei
 warrants on the State Treasurer vitb
 which to iiggIlate their accounts Nr.
 Crockett, President Oi the San Francisco
 gas light compsuy. Co whom i5 due Slii.
 said on this subject. We have been
 furnishing Cas to the state supreme
 curt, not Co McCGTthy, aud lnuk Sc
 rhe state. not to clerk, for OFT pay.
 NeitLo- the clerk nor any any one else has oaE receipted bills for gas furnished the supreme court apartments during that time aud until ths bills are receipt ed by us 1 am satisfied the state is Te- spoEsilIe for :he indebtedness.
 BosroN. Jan j.-GsO. Ellis, publisher nI tine Daliy Advertiser and the Evening Record has resigned. IL is stated tha: Henry Cabot Lodge will take his place.
 PusBUBGH. Pa, Jan. 5.-Peas;2n Agent Evetssl- sssss.. v Izuig P ass s eitleFrs-ts ct'< sid private Eoidier. The back pay &ssre gated Sl2,ljl. The money cane to blind and crippled old man who has been an inmate of ihe poor house for l2 years.
 ST. LoUJs, Jan. 5.-In the case uf the city of East St. Louie aysius: tle Un- ion Telegraph Co. in the charge that the compsny's poles and wires were n nuis- Ruce in violation Of the city ordinance, justice Shea gave e judgment for the city of $JO and costs. An appeal was at once taken. The case will probably be carried to the Supreme Court and the question will be definitely settled whether the company has a right to maintain it's poles in the city.
 BALTIMORE, Jan. J.-Rev. Arthur O. Hrykman died at his residence in this city at an early hour this morning m hls Slst year, of hemorrhage and jaundice. His connection with the troubles of lSiS in Prussia expelled him with the Hon. Carl SchuTZ, with whom hs had always maiDtained an atFectioRs;e friendship.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Jan. J-Senator Le- land Stanford has been unanimously elected an honorary member Of the Cal | itornIa society of Pioneers.
 LONDON, Jan. G'h.-A severe snow storm has prevailed throughout England during tho past $ hours. Railroad traf- l tic Is greatly impeded ard many tele- graph wires are broken. The snow greatly Interferes with travel m London. l
 SAN FEANCIsCo, Jan. 6.-Doubt is ex- pressed this morning about Supreme l Court Clerk Mccarthy having gone to | Honolulu. William Gsvigan. a local l politician well acquainted with him. is l wiling to take oath that the msn who | went abOHTa !he steamer was not Mc- | Cafthy. The brother ot McCaTthy says | be does not believe he went to Honolu- | u while another person states that he l saw Mccarthy on the east bound over and train which left here on Saturday | afternoon.
 uHa ;tooeman has tendere1 the Supreme | Court clerkship to Seaato5 J. D. Spencer ,i Modesto.
 ROME, Jan. 6.-Ir Is learned on the | highest authority that there Is no truth | n the reports which have been put in regarding the health of Pope | Leo. So far from Lis condition being lrecarioIgs, or delicate, as has been as- eTted, 1t IS officially announced that lis Holiness Is perfectly healthy.
 WASHINGTON, n. C. Jan. 6.-Among he new bills introduced ID the senate were the following. By Teller, of Colorado. to provide or compulsory education of Indian hildren. 1t authorizes the secre- ary of the interior to take my Indian children between the ges of eight and eighteen years who 'elODg to tribes receiving aunuitles from he United States and place them ID schools for education, 10 be ept there for five years. This is not tO pply, however to the five civilized uhes, nor to Indians of the Indian Ter itory. The Secretary it authorized to -ithhold ratious and annGities from the arents who refuse to comply with these rovisIors. All schools are to include be teaching of agriculture and stock Rising to boys and housework to girls.
 By Harrison, Republican, of Iudisua, D set apart a certain tract of land near he junction Of iEe Little Colorado ver with the Colorado river of the est, ID Arizona, as public park.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. Ct is learned ! lat the House committees will not be nnounced until alter the call of states lall be comple;ed-pro5sbly late this Iternoon. CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 6.--Wm. Kennedy, student at Tasculum College, was in le dormitory last evening with a nun sr of companions, when one of them { cked up an i'd army pistol from his 6 unk and begsn fourishIng i., suppos 6