Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-01


 Kausas City, Oct. 29-There was c.'uslder, bls exciteraent to-day among the kausas CIty stockmen relating to the advices received from Mexico to the eff e that tn.t 'nntry placed a duty of S5p0 per car Un American cattle. IL tue "tVlces bre true this will practically rlln the i've stOcx trade oetwss this cDubirv and Mexico. The act of the M-xican government IS regarded here a. re allstory one, prrcipItated nv the fear ot the Mex;c.ns because of h. acKinl. y hill.
 Wslia Wnllh, Oct. 29-At sn early hOnr this moruIug the Northern Pacific w'e"G "isNa T.JuhctiO Vn lie Hunting t.'n ilG-, 2U miles vest ot here was to- .r,iT sn,u'u by ,ha fire together T 6I,uOO Ou-i eis O @"eat. It Is tI': Ir.l. th rli- ur- was, ses by the Jcs. ..;s lee .Iix z lu the basement
 Total .Os, Sl0,UOO, fully insured.
 b eltIui5s-. O.t, 2S-Mrs. Davls, Miss hl.ry tinIr-is auu IheIr n socIatss, of tue c,n ini:, ee of iadlev win" i+t O yeu tO Ialse SIU0.0O0 an,i give l. to John Hopkins u Iv-rsIty for ti.- purpose of iounoInk medica coliese Into which "o me" wUu-G Le ndDitted, have ac compnsheJ the task and the trustees have acc-.t-d the fund.
 Wasting ton, October 29-Maj r Gen. eTal &e,s iI \. Mile in hls anhu.l re- 10 , O., m.Lt,ry affairs Of the Division Or me acitic. ~hle repOr'lng that the [. .e and cnarecser of the eervlce Is most exc .ilei.', says:
 "Ahy rl stem Is defective that leaves with little advancement aLd slight hope ut rooOgu.tiou that ciHss ot c,Izens who devote th- mselves entirely to mIlitnry "Ivic-. The artillery branch should b . Increased by ct ;e-st TWO regiments and Tue same organization be gwen the iD t,ntry that txIsis Ill the bes, armies the wo,it, namel', three battalion or gsnizations.
 | Uen-Ihi Niles says ths various meth ods resOrted to di,nIuisn sieserJioI has upt to any considerable extent done SO | He believes, bOWsve:, thet we bre sp- DroschiLg solution of the problem end tEat the measures recently adopted are steps m the rIghG direction. The General says the holdIng of dis coutented tribes on the SaB Carlos re. servasion, especially along the Gils rlv CT, winch Is unsuited to them and Ofser unhealthy. will always be s source o { danger and disturbance. As severa military posts and reservations in the department of Arizona have been absn- doned, he recommended that they b' occupied by Indians or converted into i0dusl rial schools and that the MOlsve Touto aud Yuma Indians be removed there at once from that sickly valley The San Oarics Indians now along tn, San Carlos river and White mountainl ghould be located on a sufficient part O she reservation and the remainder throwI open 70 such use as can be made of i by cilzens. The tribes would be nor, easily controlled when separated, espe cialiy in such regions as they are nov compelled to occupy.
 Ire genersl dweIls at considersbl, length Ou the cOsst defense quection Tie recent practice of msneuyers of tn, English navy delnoI strsted, he says that their powerful navy codld not de f-nd Ven the limited coast of that plsc snd IL wns useless to suppose any nav, wOuid construct and defend our eXten sive sea coast.
 | LS'.d batteries are far more econOmi- cal than armore1 ships as m-ans 0 defense.
 | General Miles sccmmends the 8; Q for the coast defepses 10 be secured 6 ohcs and a guD foundry Oe estsblIshe, on tle Pacific coast and one fourth 0 tiie appropriation required for coast de fspses to be made every J tear for the nex four years.
 Fresno, Oct 29- H. Smith, a brake man ou the 5. r. train which arrived D Fresno thIs mOrulnR, wa nearly klli-' bv an unknown man of South Fresno Smith fonnd the man riding betweel th4 c.rs and told him to go into tn, coach aud ride. The ,usn followed tn, brakeman thr ughout the sleeper an. 1hen on the platform between the frs and second cars he struck the brakeman heavy blow in the back of the head teilIog him to his Anees Tue msI then commenced kicking Smith, break ing his nose and fuaily throwing hin from the train. He wns found shortly after and brcug! t to town. He Wal sent to Sacramento on the sfternool train.
 Smith is dangerously irjured. Tn, assailsnt is not known.
 San Rafael, Gal, Got. 29-For th' past ten days forest fire has been rag i1g ou the coast "f the range O mountains hetween neie and BolInas tract com, rising over 5000 scres hal been burned sDd the fire IS etIil burning in All sasterly direcsioo. Elghi bridges on the road between San Rafsel anC BOliaa have been burned down. Tb' mall IS being carried hccross tha Mon Tamalpsis by pony express.
 | Over 2.000 men are engaged in fight ing the fire. The telephone and teie graph lines to Bol;nas are sll down.
 London. Oct. 28-The Telegrsph'l St Petersburg correspondent ssys:
 The Secretary of the Interior has re ceived telegram contsiDiDg alarming accounts of peasants revolts iD Khsr- tove and Yeksterinoslsviwz districts il southern Russia. Nine thousqnd troops oDersting against peasants IT Bogodoo khoviiz district who refuse to betray their leaders aod declare they will DO, relapse into seridom. preferring instead to tie fighting. The peasants are proWling about m aI med bgnds, firing and p,li4ging land owners and residents They b ,ve burned 5000 acres of forest on ih- liver S-uars and have destroy ed om ,tse qi'Islt es of corn in Bakvo | tukv
 The Mini If the Interior has tele- gr"phed tbe authorities in tlst part oi tha smprrs, Rb. -li~iirp sii the peasants irlghts in the disturbed districts. | NY U,e,1rrC1rON Oot 2O Inform tiOp h oc