Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06

O tPS1lD CnbrI-SAOu WaS SiSutc SoN- -r.i rs,,ez of the hsrbor this evening. having just arrived from Honolulu with Kir9 K.lzkaua, of the Hawaiian islands ,-b ara. As strong southwes: wind is blowing as the heads and the bar Is breaking badly, the Charleston will not ,..tempt to enter the harbor until morn iur.
 Truckeq, Gal Nov 3-It has stOr. reG steadily since last night. EiShteen cues of snow has fallen during the day. Four feet as the summit: showing and blowing hard from Alta to Verdi. Headlight snow blows arc now runuing shssi ot passenger trains, and rotary pl0ws sr@ at Blue canyon and Truckee, ready for iustant use. The snow shsGs are m an imperfect condition
 St. Prs-rs5urg, December 3-Advices -r7m Gsenblrg, eastern Rassis, state Crnt the mercury suddenly fell from 3 f.,o !sts Or v, Tn, Vss-sss--r-e-,- 30 G-.-SEess Ot c .i,. FO1r caravans of horses, sheep spi cameiq aud 30 Kirgese wbo were
 ilng across the Steppss were ffozsn t. death
 Qsrson. Nsv.. December 3-The tor rsu:s of Tam shat fell during the night changed to suow and sleet this after Uoou. Thie evening 1t set n again and ,he uuow is falling in deuse msss. The latess advices from Lake Tahoe g,vs- ejght.-D inches of snow Is is -ti'l sowing heavily and will probably reach f.e: in depth.
 | Washington. December 3 The dem | ocrstic senators caucus this afternoon !eGld d Sc maintsin the opposition to hs -l- -ctiIn b,n.
 ghs ri.ScussiOp had not closed when IL 2 o'clock tha vice president laid bs- | to.e the. eenate as unfinished business the ecfion bill.
 He (D4wes) saw the Indian troubles with iali apprehension of danger snd of the necessity of soms present reiIef to bring srolnd compOsure among the h. | diaUe and extrscr tGem from he lead oi | saeh bad ludiaIs as Sitti0g Bal snd Red Cloud, who were ths fame aud curss of the tribes.
 | Piarce, of North Dakota, said he some times wondered why she people iD thsi section did not gO then selves on the wsr path because they were bunsry. Re | lived within few miles of the great Sioux reservgtioa. He lived here for tue last two mouths and luis was the first time he beard it asserted that the IDdian vss ou the war path because he was hungry. He saw She Indians every day iB the town where he lived eni they re sIeeker and better fed apparently hsr the senator from Indiana. | Lau2hter
 Hswley, from the committee on miii- sary 1ffsiEs. reported aud sszed to hav- put upon the passage joint resolution sushc Iizin6 the secretary Of war to issue .rms and ammunition 10 the states of North ana South Dakota.
 | Vorhees said that ii the proposition WAS t. issue hundred :hpusand ratione ot food to the stsr7ius Indisus 1t would ba more consistent with Christian civi zalion Hs referred to the st-temen; of general Mics in the published inter srr thas fhe Irdisus were driven tC revolt by starvAtiOU ard said IS was CT, r1a oa the part of ths nation % stsId by s,3 to nothing except to frrhlsi a-ms 70 whites; the IndiaGs have bern suffering for years in sllenc there wss | blood SuiltiDess eomewrere in cOnnec- tiou xIth 1t; the bOstililies into which the Indiaps of the northwest are beln :. ssssv-d would result nOs merely ln the destruction of many Indiaos, but also he i've. ut thossnds of American cltl- zeur; tbat condition of tsIn8s had beer brc.. sht about by the Ciggardiiness, the p-rs.m1uiOusEe5 CT dishonest FolIcy he knew not which. Da~es. chairman of the ,mmittse on IDdisi. afsirs, vei ' nuch douDtsd if shortness Ot food Was the origin of Tae trouble, or shat grea 1T sup,ly of food would b. cure for t, Ghe difficulty of the Indian service ell along has been 8 constant change of polcy.
 Tarpie took the floor in opposition e' the conclusion of his speech. TurpIF reoeived tue congratulations O hIs de moe 7tic colleagues and the senate sd- turned.
 COPYRIGHT BILL.
 Washington, Dsc. 3.--After the pas sag" of ths cop! right bill the Hors' adjourned.
 Guthrie, Dec. 2.-The Messiah erezs is fu,l ,ly developed iD ,he Indian Terri tory Tie CheyeoDe, Arapahoe, Ms soUri and Seminole tribes are nest un- rnly. Word wss received from Ponce pat the inhabitants have been com pelled to leave on account of the me acting attitude of the Indians
 San Francisco, December 3-Ths rain fall which began last Dis ht, continued, today. In many points of tLe sssse north of Los Angeles, with It continued with prospect of becoming seDer throughout ,he state. Rain is generally welcome a. the present tune and httl- or no regret is expected tO result from its continuance. The faIl ID this city was unusnsIly henvy before davbreak this morning. Rain continued at inter yals during the day The hsEbOr wa So rough that seveTsl vessels destined for sea to Iay were unable to crOss sDo were obliged to r-tnrn to thsir moor ngs. Snow has fallen in the Sierra Ne vads mountains ranging from four Tn ches at Truckee sO 6 foot Tn depth s | Chico and at noon was still falling.
 Sissou, Ozl, Nov. 3.-Rsin and spo~ has been fsliing here ter tue psss sweDt, four hours One foot of snow has Sl- ready fallen and blows are in fesiInsss | to start out on California and Oregon road if needed,