Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-13

! LONDON, Dec. 5.-Bevis, Russell 1 ' Bomboy have failed. Liabilities e230, :, 000.
 CINCINNATTI, Dec. 5.-An explosion ot Gnks in the chemical works took place
 ID the eastern part of the city this
 morning. Three men were fatally in Jured and two slightly so.
 OKLAHOMA, Dee 5-Capt Steles ip
 command of the military forces here IS
 besiged by numerous inquiries as to
 what steps he IS authorised to take to
 protect settlers about Frisco, a small
 village about 15 niles west of here.
 I Cout mile and a half from the viii
 lage 6000 Indians are camped. Many of
 them on the way to the badlands. LONDON, Dec. 6-The Press Associa-
 ton says Gladstone has written a reply iindite at the request of a committee
 ofNaii0nalists which visited him yes
 -erdIy, and that it is less conciliatory
 than the committee expected. 1t IS re-
 ported that Gladstone declines abso-
 lutely to enter into any regulations un-
 Cil Parnell's actual retirement has been | announced
 AN ARBITRARY STAND, l LONDON, Dec. 6.-Gladstone's letter
 offering to treat with a new Irish leader,
 with the some confidence he once ac- corded Parnell was greeted with cheers
 by the latter's opponents. A stormy de-
 bate followed, Sexton said if the decision
 as to l. adership was delayed ky Parnell | after six o'clock this evening the ma jority would depose Parnell from office. Abraham moved Parnell vacate the chairmanship of the party. Parnell re- fused to allow the motion to be put whereupon Morley and forty others left the room.
 '1s me tug by an unanimous vote ieot-d Justin McUarthy chairurr, sni yroc e'le.i io c)usideI ths following re- .u.at;oD:
 "We, members cf the Irish pariismen ssrs patty, solemny re9sw cur adhesion |
 o the th- pin ciples III devotion to which | Ee have never wRvefed. That the Irish | osrty IS nni always must remain inde- | pendent of hli other parties. Further | ye declare We will never CD ertain eny | .'rop' s i of the settlement If the home rue question. except snch as sstisfes the aspirations of the party and Irish | people"
 It was unanimously adopted. The | -esnlt wes imnedistel7 cOmmunic .ted | to Gladstone. Upon lesrning what had leen done Giad~t tone xc'aimed: "Taauk God, nome ruia Is savsd"
 After the wiskdrawai of ths McCartY md other snti-PArneil memberr, tue 'npporters of Parcel adopted reeolu
 ions Of exeressiors of regret at Giad- 'tOne's refusal tn t te his views oD tt question submitted to bim and then rs-
 lied tbe re election of P4rnell as chair man.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The presi- dent sent to the senate the nomination of Romualdo Pacheco, of California as minister to tine Central American states. zi
 MARTINsvILLE, Ind, Dec. 6-Miss
 
 daughter of County Treasurer Hubbard and sae was engagd to be married to James Sedwick. On the Tuesday even- ing previous to the day set for the cere money she went to practice at the Rev. k. B. Vests church, and while in the room alone with the reverend gentleman he chucked her under the chin and kissed her. Then, as they passed out of the door, he gently put his arm around her and kissed her again She at once informed her mother, and her father was so incensed that he gave the divine just three weeks to get out of the town. The Church Board met Monday night and heard his statement, and accepted Vests restoration
 PINE RIDGE, Dec. 6-Father Jute at with .tEe Indians yesterday asked the chiefs to state their grievances They said they objected to the census enumeration as 1t would not give suffi- cient food for them to live on. The Great Father has broken bis promise and put new boundary line between the Rose Bud and Pine Ridge agencies | , homes and turn them over to others. If the white man did not intend to cheat them out of their food the Great Father would never had sent the soldiers. The Indians would now have one big eat be- fore starving and then fight the last fight and then go to the last hunting grounds happy. They would not now give up their rifles for they knew they f had done wrong and if they came In hey would be punished by the Great q Father. Jute assured them that if they ' no more depredatiOns they would be more easily forgiven; that s soldiers were sent only to protect the agency and that if they only would con- suit with General Brooke he would tele- : ,raph to Washington and get permis- sion for them to stay on this agency as ', hey desired. The Indians finally prom ' sed to see General Brooke this morn [ ng though great opposition was mani [ ested by the young chiefs 6
 WAsHINGTON, Dec. 6- A general snow tOrm occurred today in the upper Mis- jssippi and Missouri Valley and Lake 3 Region. The area of snow fall will ex- J end eastward over New England and u ne middle Atlantic states. r CHICAGO, Dec. S.-General Miles thIs 4 morning received telegram from Buf- ! alo Gap, $. D. saying: Ranchmen and \ had a slight skirmish and he situation is fast becoming serious. Ian you send forty good rifles and am- U intuition so that the settlers can defend u themselves. The General will leave for E he scene of the trouble tomorrow. ' SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S-Three masked O nen last night bound and gagged Billy q Jordan, janitor and nightwatchman of 2 ha WiCUam Theatre and then Droceed-