Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-29

r Oma 'a, N..v- mbsr 22-A speclal {, | the B-r from Piue R.dgo agency says: | ''Iwp cf ;hs q oss r.iao;e scouts il
 tae RoverOrlert employ report tO Gen
 B-nOks last night tbat l50 ln,iees Q
 wourd, d kBee fanrt!c5, including rom. 3 Ot the i1Cst despsrst= snd treseheron. 2 led skias Ht ih g psrS of ihe country
 m }. ed 'o White River again and begun
 t..e gh.st dance m wilder manner than
 ever 6.-fo 9 The scouts talked with
 ssvorsl If the leaders, al of which de-
 ciased they would shoot any govern
 mat O!h,'a's or soldiers who attempted
 to suppress ti.e dance All the Indiaus
 in ines l5O lodges are armed with Win
 clsste's, 7svy r, volSers, knives, large
 quant..ies If amuD,ti"n. provisions, and
 they are receiving heavy reinforcemenss
 hourly. 'ao ddDs sefO1s work of bring
 ing cisturSers tO time begins Monday
 morninS.
 G=nef.i BraOhe rece ved instructions
 today f. nI .iis war department. which
 i1.is.s p- O. suP!ressing the "1hos,"
 1iance all | z4ris.
 8 'th ,ae comm tndant and agent V ere greatly e.iagr,nei at learning last night of aDo.E los If 300 R sebad warriors
 had pus 'n sn sPPe Grarcs as if they had
 ris n cui of the earth onIy twelve milss
 northwest C. here, prs parlne to establish
 ghost daIas scrane. These all have | NiDch's' CTS and sre losdeL down with
 ammunition
 | General Brooke anticipates no imme-
 di4te trouble and thiuks separation will
 I"ke if s1 essi-- t~-h If res:ablish,ne ii4 i'lF:' l-;.' ! ! =. 'r,.a. uysrS ac.s. A | ;elsgraCi hes 1gsh rsuc.ys q nj masorv of the repo;ts shat tue Messiah craze is rspidly eZrendius D .rth aeross the C.u. adIan line under the operation of Sit ting Bull and smmisssries.
 Wasiius ton. November 22-Secretary Proctor snd Noble we're in consultation shis afternoon with the president, wbc manifested mnch intereet in the Isd,aB | subject s.ad declared tha, two regiments | of cavalry he sent to Pine Rilge from Arizona sDd New S;ex.cO.
 DespAtohes from G-Ler.l Miles state | that the saper.tion of ;hs frieudly and | turbulent Iodians is proceeding rsp;d- ly.
 San Fr-uerscO, Nov. 22 Tue Ggai between Jarksan and Goddard tOOB piece st t'rYstal P4lso~; Jackson l. somswha: taller than hts opponent and had a tO12'r reach; ha weighed four teen stc,r @ni GGidard thirteen. Jack son vas first 70 gst n bsIDw, reaching ttOidsFd'T boly ui;ghtly; Goddard rushed an! gDt home on Jsckson's fsce; Jackson droyS him rack to tue ropss "i;h left h"cd b0,:y etsbs; ciinch foi- ioT,d, w..e', H,dd.rj tried ths La 5larchs s'Sing. grsziag Jack son's mouth when the rtT1 clns,d with vicious in. lighting. ] @:.s sycoad round G .diarG .ooS Ih- le d; he rushed snd pounded Jackson Joat tte sibe; the latter seem ei surprised st his oppoueni's vigor; { Galf arm fizhting followed and God ( iaFd Hent doSn; swo-hanGed fighting | onjed tEe round. Jackson was per spring when time was called; G0ddsrd | 5,aTtei lu with hOts haBds, whau Jack sC' lowered his heal aud tried body blows, a"d GJi.la'd strQck his lsit eve i 'O hls opponents head, going down, Nbers 1 e ceuIainsd some seconds; rising a9 forced Jackson to the ropes, with c some sOundeTs on the ribs; be was, ' however, seur down sgsin with blow n tine f.c-; tue TCani closed with God lard r~lying wildly. fbs fourth q '"und was cue of ths iercest of the f ght, the Ioen punishiug each other [ with OOth hrDjs; Goddard made 6 rush n 'nd forced Jackson across the ring amid t great excitement; tie ueu we're too t aueh exhausted to 5-t Ia knock out ' below. In ihe ftih round both went $ towc; dCung heavy oounteriug God v iari get in s nunbsr of clean blows OF l 2 lls opponents isce and head and with Inelng left hsuder forced Jackson W cross the rupee, and be showed signs t' f distress; blows were pretty everIy b during the sixth round. Iu i:e seventh round Goddard forced the eht,nR, planting his left on his oppo- r en's jaw and his right On bic ri5s ii sckson fought more wsrily an! got in Q sysrRl eood body blows. In the eig hth ol nd lsss roHrd Jackson trisd hGr1 to n -in his man but Goddard stood right Ii P to him and got home with both le lahds O. the face, stopping JacksIn'- E u51; therr EeTe some exchanges sLd Io to :dnrd esssyed . rush, bot Jackson a; topped him with bis left on the right al ye; Goddari landed right and left oa if acksOn's face. Time wes called amid lc rsef t1e.seni-u;. Pot, Muller. reie-e- p' 2d lsdse, 1~Gl.rcd ID favor of Jackson al hlie ota~Ts favored G ,ddari, SO he de- as -'rad tte i<h. draw. Purse fouc ., rdrrd Uuunda U Sau'a R '. Cal, Nov. 22.-A large rG aru on riis 6.ll ranch, west of this city | 'n.aillng a hnndred sons oi hay, wac q, ;n -troyei last eveuing; six horses Sno so vsral COWS and calves perishei in the th ines; logs estimated st S10,000, with of D insurance; ought to be iDce8diary fig SrOcktoD, Nos: 2-Ssamboul made 50 treak cOming near wirs and made 1o IS 2; hs appeared little sore from n, e hard mile of Thursday. te