Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1891-03-14

dSnlnRtOn, marcQ ten morg an
commissioner OF Indian affairs, has gi,
eD the secretary of the 10 serior his view
on the subject of dissrming tue Indian
in South DakOts. Commissioners Nor
gan thiUks the hostile Indians shouIG
be punished but that it would be unjus
to disnrm the friendly Indiaas, Who ars
dependents upon their weapons in obtsir
ing food aud for defence from the en-
croachmAnts Of lavless whites. he
thinks there is no further danger OF the
IDdians going on the war path but sug
ghsts that IN order to avert all danger
to trees the Indians justly. To estsb-
lish efficient and well paid Indian polics
and TO station small gsrrisons of troops
at exposed points.
london, Mach Ga long stat meni
has been issued and is now being circu-
lated among the electors of Forest oi
Dean division OF GIoucestsrshIre in be-
hslf a; Sir Charles Dixie. II is learned
Sir Cha ies supplied the statement for
prtvais circulation vindicatiug himself
against cA.rges made against him in
correction With the famous Crawford
Dixie divorce case. According to tbie
atatAmebs referring to the notorcus
Fanny" pamphlet. it says she is not
happily married snG is known as Mrs
Stock. The pamphlet says Mrs. Cssw-
ford during the divorce proceedings
made as srtion tfst "Fanny" had been
Sir Charles Delks's mistress and crown-
81 er o. infsmy by swearing that
she, "MIs. Crawford" and "Fsnny" had
been in b-d together with him. "Fsn-
ny" h4s made statutory's declaration
giving u ! s~couut Of herself and a
sworn d-nial of Mrs. Trt~ford's story
The general op:ni,.., sAsms to be that
the pamphlet will reopen agitation Of
years gone by and will probably win
over to Sir Charles side q number who
previously condemned him but that it
will fail to completely vindicate him.
Washington, March The general
order issued by Secretary Proctor in re-
gard to the enlistment OF 1000 IadiaDs
in the army is ri e. lowe, the following
gained companies now .skeletonized,
namely: Troop l. Of each cavalry re-
Diments e1cept the 9 h and 10th, and
COMPANY OF each infantry regiments
-xeept the 9th, 1ltb, 18th, 18th, oath
and 24,h viii be recruited by the en-
lIstmeni OF III tisns tn the number OF
fifty five Tor each tfOop and company.
Whenever practical enlistmenls for each |
regiment will be made within the de- |
partment in which the regimental head- |
quarters are locetel, and officers in
making such enlistmants will be gov
srned by existing laws and regulations,
ons the competent knowledge of the
Ugllsh language need not be consider
ID essential qualification, and married
men not exceeding ten for each t'ooI /
'r company may be enlisted with the
approval Of the department commander
Enlistment of Indians under the provis-
ons of this order will be distlug uisheo
rom eplistments of Indian scouts; ulti
nstely non commissioned officers TO-
hese companies will be supplied by sp-
'Ointmeut OF Indians IN q msnner indi-
eted by regulations, bnt until this is
rscticable available white non commits.
ioned officers will be temp ,rsrily de-
allied. The number of enlisted Indian
,outs will be reduced without unneces.
ary delay to $50.
Boston, March THE Atchison Feb.
approximated, including the
I Louis and San Francisco railway,
1ows deficiency in the gross earnings
$4,000.
Washington, March The President
as directed the transfer of the military
ut Fort Lowell, Arizons, to
Ia interior department, for disposition
nder law. I
Santa Barbara, March THE trial OF ]
II A ] Lawrence for the murder of his ]
ife at Los Olives last December was !
in the superior court this NOR
ing after trial which lasted three I
eeks and resulted in a verdict OF man. a
aughter, The jury was out 30 nours- 8
Washington, March THE remains d
Senator Hearst were removed from 3
IS late residence this afternoon tn
IT prepared for them and left Washing =
N this evening on special train over :,
10 PenDsy lvsnis road for California. :
be train wss composed OF five pullmsn
eepers aud day coaches besides the
T in which rests the easket upon a ca
fulqus elaborstely drsped with mourn
g emblems. Upon the heavy outer
X Case were beautiful floral oferi gs
mt by the deceased senator's friends in
'ashington end bis colleagues in the
nate. The funeral escort consists OF
o following senators and representa-
res: Senators Stanford, Pugb, Stock
idge, Vai ce. Faulkner, Bate, Berry,
arbour and Sawyer; Representatives
unie, McComss, Miliken, Gsary, Sher-
an, Tucker, Gibson, Washington and
ltchings, with sergeant ut arms VAL
the in charge OF the party. Besides
9 congressional committee were Mrs.
sarst, her soa William, the wives Of
Geary and Clunie and
yeral other persons Of note. The train
II reach Chicago at $50 toporroV
eht and San Francisco at noon Thurs
". TIE funeral will proUably be
Id Friday morning.