Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-01

the StOrmlng or the town Ol NlGu WHlCA was captured and burned Tuesday by forces sent there to punish the natives for massacreing a number of Germans. Many natives were killed and few of the British force wounded. A reward of 10000 rupees has been offered for the capture of Rakari, Sultan of Vitu.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-Houghwent Howe who was yesterday married to Mary Butterworth, daughter of Con- gressman ButterwOrty died of pneu- monia.
 The president will leave for Indiana polls Sunday evening or Monday morn ing for the purpose of voting.
 | The Department of state is without any information respecting an alleged | imposition by Mexico of a discrimina- tion duty of $500 per carload on Amer ican cattle.
 | PEsTH, Oct. 30.-A Lacznasa, corn dealer named Bier with his wife, two children and maid servant were at a station awaiting the train when they were attacked by brigands and the en- tire party killed and robbed.
 | ST. LCCIS, OCG. OU.-A SHOOGiES duIdy which resulted in the killing of one and the wounding of others occurred on the levee this afternoon. An old fued ex-
 sted between John McCune, a negro steamboat roustabout, and Bryan Scott, captain of the watch. As Scott was walking up the levee home with Nc Cune and two other negroes, McCune drew a knife and made hostile move | d.. lot loH a revolver and fired four shots in rapid succession, McCune dropped and died. The other two men, Abe Thomas and Walter Stevenson, received serious wounds. Scott, who is also a negro, was arrested.
 P1rTsBURG, Oct. 3O.-Secretary Blaine passed this morning en route for Wash ingtOn.
 | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 30.-The steamer Wilmington from Goose Bay reports a collision with the schooner Mayfiower of Bolinas Bay during fog yesterday The schooner filled and turned over on her side, Tho crew was rescued. | CHICAGO, Oct 30-Judge Pulley ren- nered a decision that the srate law and city ordlnrnce forbidding the sale Oi pools outside of the enclosure of race tracks was unconstitutional because they would grant special privllegs and create a monoply.
 Washington, Oct. 30-Pos.- Master Donaldson of ArkaI sas, after sn event ful experIsnce has concluded 10 resign Some neighbOrs, it appears, entertain personal objections to him mainly on the grounds that he is republican. In 6 letter to the Post Master General he says: "Yesterdsy I was knocked down kicked aud stamped. We compromised and agreed to resign. am glad tf , get away from here. These people know net what they do; they think 1t is 4 disgrace to be republican" The department sent an inspector to inves- ti8ate the matter.
 Nspa, Cal Oct. 30 This afternoon Roy Ellsworth and Joe Rust, both boys of about eighteen. were arrested and charged with arson. A wa rant Was also out for Bert Blanchard, who cannot be fouud. The complaints made by de
 tective John Curly alleged that ths boys nam-d in company with James Flsman' and Lee Harrell, who were both arrested some weeks ago set fire to a dwelling house in this city on August l lth owned by August Muller A bail on Ellsworth .ud Rust was fixed at S1 ,000.
 Washington, Oct. BOA well known r-pu blican leader connected with coD- gressionsl campaign committee, has re- oeiy-.I from civil service commis- sioper R. oseyelt the contributi of S5C to Us used for legitimate campaign expenses ID any congressional district where needed. Commissioner ThOmp- son also had sent his contribution in the aid of the dem cratic cause. The clerks are ms much at liberty to cohtributS to oue prrty as to another and they are perfectly safe and free to make no con tIipurion if they see 1t proper.
 Huntington, Pa, Oct, BOA loaded } coal rain of 36 CATS, through a misplaced switch, Was thrown this morning through the Hotel Brunswick and landed ID the yard of Girard House and Jack son House two hundred feet eastward
 The guests in the hotel were seized with a frenzy of excitement and rushed p IT, mell into the streets in their night clothes. The loss for the railroad Co- Is S25,000. ho estimate can be secured yet of the property loss.
 San Antonio. Texss, Oct. 30 - At Pointed Cave on the Southern Psclno Ir4ilroad, 200 miles West, freight tram | iast Light coilided with a construction \
 nd two people are reported killed | Phoenix, Ariz, Oct. 50-Mary E. Jollils aged 49 years, wife of Gso. N. Collins prominent citzen of this county, died suddenly to- day of heart desease. Mrs Collins came 10 Phoenix from Santa Cruz, Cal, about II years ago.
 1 Bismarck, N. D., Oct 2S-"Kjokipe l Horse" the great Sioux prophet, seems to ba responsible for mos, of the trOuhlr at Standing Rock. He claims to heve visited H Even, sLd returned on earth to tell the Indians what gG od things 'here were iu store for them. Major Mo LaughlIn ordered him of the Ttssrva- tion and confined several other trouble some spirits in the guard house The Indians have beei- making day snd night hideous. Kicking HOrss is cuuniug enough to mix christian d0ctrlues with his prophetic utterarces. He tells them they must kIll the whites, As Jbe Err-t spirit would take care of them. H. d' olares the time will soon come wheP the Indians will occupy the ar;h to th' exclusion of the whites. If It wer- spring instesd of fall there would be danger of an uprising. but it IS not b- lieved 1t will now occur. Sitting Bul is doing all he can to foment the dis turbance.
 Sisson, Cal Oct 30-Ihs Hotel Bsi ley a prominent tourist resort wss burp ed this morning. The flames were com municsted from the smoke house 8 short | distance from the hotel. Owing to the scarcity of the water the building wss