Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-12-22
oukiush. Chief Titlouse explained that

Oukinsh. Chief Titlouse explained that his tribe was rapidly becoming extinct, and that it would be the boys great mission to avert this fate. He would. the Indian promised, be we'll cared foI and allowed to want for nothing. He had been brought into the tribe, but not to toll. Already twenty wives had been selected for him, the number allowed to the greatest chiets.
 The boy told the captain that be had been sold by a man claiming to be his father, but he is believed to have been kidnapped from Seattle. He says bis name is Arthur. He is terror stricken | among the Indians, who are the lowest | type of aborigines on the Pacific coast. The provincial police are taking steps to rescue the lad.
 SAN FRANC,eCo, Dec. 18-R. G. Clark, switchmap, vas run over by freight car ID the Southern Pacific yards this morning and instantly killed.
 CAssvIrLE, Mo-, Dec. 18.-At Dry Hollow Mills, six miles south of this place, in 8 fit of despondenoy, Mrs. Wm f Jones cut the throats of her five and seven year old children with razor aud committed suicide in the same manner Two older children and baby were unharmed.
 Los ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 18.-Robert Ashworth, convicted of the murder of Manuel Watson, at Wilmington recently ! was sentenced this morning to Sar Quentin. Watson had married one oi the wealthy Dominguez girls and was manager of ranch at that place Ashworth was an old man and had worked for Watson. They became involved in a quarerl one night aud Ashworth killed Watson ssabbing him in the back while the latter was driving a wagon.
 DENvEs, Dec. 18.-Colopel s. Scott of Alabama, and Captain William s Davis of Arkansas, members of 8 com mission to treat with the UDcompshgrt and Uintah tribes of Ute indians, anG all. t their lands in severslty, left this city today for Fort Buchers and will be joined, probably at Gray, by Timothy A. Byrnes, of Atlantic City. N. J. the third member of the commission. The secretary of the commission. Col. T B. Edlin, of Maryland, accompanied ! them.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 17-Job Battys & Sons, one of the oldest establishments in the yarn and carpet business in the Kensington district, are financially en- barrassed with liabilities aegregating S20O,0OO. A member of the firm said 'The present trouble was caused by Miller & Satterfeld, who put the sheriff on us for 5000 claim. They also charged us with obtaining goods under false pretenses." PARIS, Dec. 18.-M. Brison, the prime minister who on the fall of M. Jules Ferry, in 1885, was elected president of the chamber of deputies, as successor to the late M. Budeau today, by a vote of 249 to 2l3 for M Moline, the French protectiontionist leader.
 BERLIN, Dec. 18.-The Prussian diet has been summoned to meet January Sth. The government intends, after the close of the session, to prosecute Herr Liebknecht, socialist member of the Reichstsg, who took a prominent part in the demonstration against the Emperor upon the opening of the Reich stag.
 YOKOHAMA, Dec. 17-In a fight near Feng Huang the Japanese lost twelve killed and sixty-two wou nded. Tn Chinese had l39 killed.
 NEW YORK, Dec. I7-Judge Truax to- day decided the Daniel B. Fayerwesther will contest in tavor of the five colleges which sued. The decision practically upsets the whole disposition of the estate worth about S6,0O0,OO0.
 WAsHINGroN, Dec. 1.-The senate committee on public lands lands today authorized a favorable report on the bill providing for a commission to ex anime and segregste mineral lands in Montana and Idaho within the Northern Pacific land grant.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 17-Claus A Blixt ths self-confessed murderer of Catherin Cling, was srralgned in the district court this morning and in weak voice pleaded not guilty. The case was set fer trial January 2. State attorney Odells demand that it will not be set earlier thar January P.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 16-The French llne steamer La Cbsmpaigne that sailed at o'clock this afternoon, carries the sec- ond largest shipment of gold ever taken across the Atlantic by one of her vessels. The value of the metal locked in their vaults in the ship IS S3, ,580.500. The biggest shipment was made in 1889 and was s4, 100000.
 WASHINGTON, D. c. Dec. 17-Majy report of the house committee on Banking and Currency which is favor able to Secretary Carlislo's plan of cur rency was today presented to the hous- by Chairman Springer, with the reoom- meudatlon that the bill pass.
 BERLIN, Dec. 17.-Dr. Nsiberling, the imperial secretary of justice, introduced an aoti-revolutionary bill ID the Reich stag today. He said it was not intend ed to upset public opinion nor was it disguised anti-socialistic law, but il was directed against the excesses of criminal nature and against the work Of revoiutionists seeking to undermine the state. The secretary of justice then proceeded to refer to several indam- matory pamphlets which had recently appeared. Interruptions of the social ists were so frequent and of such nature that the president of the Reich