Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-06
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Telegrams from de 'egates in the United States and from arch Bishop Croke were read. An adjournment was taken for lunch.
 CAN'T REACH A DECISION.
 LONDON. Dec At ? o'clock all hopes of the national meeting reaching a de- decision in the main issue today is aban doned.
 GUTHRIE, Dec. 2.--There was a gen. eral jail delivery here Saturday night, and some of the most desperate char acters in the territory are at large again. The prisoners all escaped while the guards were sleeping.
 NEW YORK, Dec 2.-Arthur & Ketch- um stock brokers have assigned.
 BOSTON FAILURE.
 BOSTON, Dec. 2.-Winslow Rond & Watson Whole sale Dealers in Teas, Golf fee and Spices have assigned owing to the strioginey of the money manner.
 KEYSTONE BANK.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2-Owing to rum ors afoat for several days long line of depositors stood in line all day before the Keystone National Bank awaiting to get thsic money. The officials say every demand will be met.
 DEPOSIT BANK FAILS.
 INDIANAPoLIs, Dec.2 The Deposit Bank failed. Liabilities and assests are unknown.
 SACRAMENTO, Dec. 5.-The defendants in the Bees boycott case have appealed from the decision of Judge arrestlng which declared the boycott to be illegal and granted restraining order against boycotters.
 SOMERSET, Pa, Dec. 2-David Nicely the convicted murderer who escaped fromj sil with his brother has been re- captured.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 2-General Miles spent half an hour with the Secretary of the Interior this afternoon ln discussing the Indian situation. The general re- gards the situation as alarming and said he would hasten back to Chicago to- night.
 INDIANS LYNCHED.
 CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Dec. 1.-Two squaws and a man on Bad River were lynched by vigilance committee fol cattle stealing which is going on.
 CHEROKEE STRIP.
 ARKANSAS CITY, Dec 2.-Lieut. Wart in command of the cavalry ordered tc clear the Cherokee strip some days agC returned and reports that the cattlemer got all the cattle save few stray punches out. These were confiscated Thousands of dollars in improvements on the ranches revert to the Cherokee
 SOLDIERS LEAVE FIT. wINGATE.
 GRANTS, N. M, Dec 2.-The sixth cav airy leaves Fit. WinQste for North Oak ota today. Navaioes are reported killing cattle and there are grave fears tha ehere is mistake in the moving.of th' soldiers. The Indians are trying tC buy and are begging ammunition. IN THE TERRITORY. GUTHRIs, Dec. 2.-The messiah craze is fully developed among the Indians in the territory. The Cheyenne, Ara phoe, Missouri and Seminole tribes ar' the most snruly. Word is received iron Ponca that the inhabitants have beer compelled to leave on account of th' menacing attitude of the Indians. THIS MORNINGS CONFERENCE. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-General Miles was in consultation with the war de partment officials this morning again 1T regard to the late change in the Indian situation. The action of the Sioux 1T going to the bad lands is regarded witt dissatisfaction and concern. Dispatche! this morning indicate the situatiol otherwise practically unchanged iron yesterday, and nothing positive is knowr as to the intention of the Indians on tht Bad Lands. Four companies of cavalry have been ordered from Fort Leaven worth to the seat of the threatened trouble, and are now on the way. They were selected from the 1st, 2nd, 9th anC 9th regiments. Orders also have beer sent to the 1st Infantry stationed sn th' Pacific coast, the 9th Regiment in Texas the 9th Regiment at Denver to holC themselves in readiness to start tor tn, Indian country at a moments notice. CAMPAIGN OPENS. OMAHA, Dec. 2.-Advices from Pin, Ridge agency report the campaign opeI in earnest today. Troops are expected t advance to the Bad Lands at once anC provisions arc being made for long cam paign. The governmen advertised fo forage and transportation. The Indial scouts report moro depredations, SENATE WASHINGTON. Dec 2-The senate by vote, yeas fl. nays 90, took up the cleo | tion bill for consideration. HOUSE A petition in favor of sn amendmen of the Mckinley bill by allowing rebat on broken packages of smoking tobacc, and snuff was referred. WASHINGTON, Dec,2-Surgeon Genera 1 Baxter is in an extremely critical condi tion. He remains unconscious. ROCHESTER, N. T., Dec. 2.-The grsa shoe lock out went into effect this morn ing. Two thousand workmen are throwI out of employment.
 | BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec "A strike O | coal miners in Alabama went into effec yesterday. Six out of eight thousand miners are in the strike.
 FORT SMITH, Ark, Dec -Four mel | two on a side met near Maldron anC l fought with knives. One named Gillian will die. Two others are badly cut.