Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-01-02

DNNs FiNs-L llA AHNNu NUN= terdsy rendered the resignation cf the entire cabinet to President Greyy, giving as a reason the Governors small mRiOri- ty on the 1onquin credit. After some debate President Grevy accepted them and requested Mir. DeFreycinet tO fOsm a cabinet.
 PRESCOTT, Ariz, Dec. 31-A jury was impanelled this morning m the case of ID. w. DIldB, charged with the mur- der Of Deputy sheriff John M. Murphy, on the 2Uth instant, and the trIal closed this evening. The jury was out about five minutes and returned a verdict of gully Of murder m the first degree, with death penalty attached. The court VIII sentence the prisoner tomorrow, at ' o'clock.
 Prescott, Dec. 30.-Governor Zu.ick Pronounces the Washington, Dec. 2G dispatch in the San Francisco papers. saving he had asked that troops be sent to protect the San Carlos reservation against the lawless white element, a willful and deliberate forgery. The governor has never asked for troops for any other purpose than to crush out and destroy tie hostile renegade Indians, and for :his purpose.two troops of cavalry and two companies of infantry are or dered to tie territory and authority is granted for raising one Laudrod ai,ii- tional scouts.
 New York, Dec. 3O-The H5ralG's Washington special says tt the War department it IS said that General Crook will soon have fully One-sixth of the entire army under his command. He will have between 4,0O0 and J,00O cav- airy and infantry subject to his orders; | all on account of ten murdeTous | Apaches who are on the warpath. Don't you fear an attack on the San Carlos reservation" wac asked of an army officer Of high position.
 .No; fear was entertained that son, ! reckless cowboys would undoubtedly think it rare sport to massacre Indians at San Carlos. Then, there are dozens as defiant and reckless as those Apache. now on the warpath, who would infes the frontier settlements burning house. of whites and killing indiscrim inately.'
 Washington, Dec. 5O.-The Star say. that in his report upon work, Specia Indian Commissioner Holman, vh, visited various reservations during tht ] summer recess Of congress, is going [. recommend tue appointment of commls ! s,ouer to take tho matter in charge, giv ing land in seyeralty to such Indians as arc far enough advanced in civiliza ton to warrant such action, and assemb ling the rest in one locality as near a practicable. At present he says tn [ reservations ara scattered all over th ! country and their lands are useless t' the Indians in many cases. Some 0 these lands sLouid be sold iu the; interests. aud such Indians as an friendly should be put upon some reser vation in certain eases and kept ther
 until ultimately they have reached
 etats ol civilization that would waTan their having lands in serevaity and be coming citizens. There are some case
 where it would not do to move tb Indians from their present localities o to interfere with them, as their attach ment to their homes is very strong. Il most such cases land in seyeralty shout
 De given them.
 New York, Dec. 5O.-The Tnbun says Congressman Laird's bill to rais regiment of frontiersmen, especial ] rrf A.-.1.. I-,E-a.r.- y--,l