Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-12-20

l NEw YoRz, Dec. 15.-A r,--e ger 0,
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 arrived tooay state 'be sect ;On bro ge
 over the Matina river rear port Lemon gave way Dec. l. Four colored laborert
 and two wb'te men were |; led. : MlDw4 tl.--. Dec. 15.-A denau6 fol increase wages has be al made oy eT To- comoate cog lee-s G1u tireme1 employ ed on tte Gt. Paul -Oad. IEe men iD 4 ' male .hey Uill strike .n ne event of g e-Jssl 70 G 'Snt the desired result. 1 BA.o- DAsA, li@., Dec. l5-ClaIL tn GHv sl-s moCI-ng z.ate5 that eve oc ..oaD- 5he c:Uy O Batou To se, W CT sVpx yes s-day. IGs been Save.
 WA5EING t-5, Dec. 1.@jce sep&. @ olll 10: lie ins pectiCn of ca -le, hogs and produce, subject 70 ID e. s 6 e commerce law YVES called up in tee house. N. Nj Il and Stockbr dge d;s- cussed tbe measure wb'cn was le-e ed 10 commit Ae.
 CE CAGo, Dec. 15.-Gene-al Niles does not place any credeuce in the re- pot of battle b'tween troops and h. d ans In the northwest. Dispa. .ches from Omaha says thal no battle occur red,
 WAS8INGrCy, Dec. 1i..Ile house adopted a resO utioa csl.Dg on tre sec reta y for the names of banks in which public money was deposited; 1; reasons for makig the deposits and rates of interest; also for information as to the authority by which such deposits were made. A bill for adjustment, and payment of claims arising from Indian depredatiopG was passed. The bill pro- vldes for the appoi ltment of three judges to constitute a court to adiudi- cate all claims for property taken by h. dians.
 PENSION MATTERS.
 Lemon the pension attorney before the Raum investigating committee to- day testified he never recommended to commissioner Raum the appointment of any person in his employ.
 BOUGHT BONDS.
 Secretary Tracy today purchased 2O,- OOO first mortgage Pacific Railroad bonds at rates based on the prescribed per cent basis.
 INVESTIGATE THE POOL.
 The house committee on rules had under consideration today a resolution provld ng for an investigation of the al- legged silver pool but came to no con- clusion.
 INDIAN MATTERS.
 Gen. Schofield received a telegram from Gen. Miles confirming the reports of dissension among the Indians of the Bad Lands. The reported engagement between the troops and Indians IS be- lieved to be untrue.
 POSTMASTER.
 James Hathaway of Montana took the oath of office as postmaster of the house this morning.
 HoMEsTEADERs.
 A Bill enlarging the R ghts of Home steaders on public lands was passed. It | provides when parties are settled oppo- | site unsuTYeyed lands and therefore are Oblidged to take up less than 160 acres they may extend their holdings not to | exceed l60 acres
 Washington, December 13-At tue conclusion of Jones' remarks on the | election blll ss 70 otter sen- .tor took the floor, the presiding officer stated the question WAS on Graves mo ion to strike out the house clause and | asked If the senate was resdy for s vote. | After a lonO discussion DO action wss | ,sken aod Wilson. of Maryland, obtained | ke floor to speak aga lst Jhe bill and | .he senste adjourned.
 Tombstone, Dec. l3. Information | vas rece,ved here today that two white nen, Jack Bridges anu BuTk Robinson, were killed by 6pacnes in Gusds loupe noun, aims yesterday. Bridges discov- .re1 some freshly ki led meat and went o HslI's Fauch to notify the men there. md in company with Robinson and an ,thsr man they rent to the Hlaca where he msat was found to investigate the natter. They had just arrived at the pot when they were fired upon by the Indians They returned the fire and attempted to escape but We're surroun led and two Of them sUou fell the other nan escaped after being grszsd by a bullet which made 2 eligtt flesh woaad nd reported the affair courier WAS hen sert to this citg for help. Sheriff ,lHug htsr r. medisteiy telsgraphed to fort Hu- chuca for gOvernms nt assist nca and made immediate preparh tons or departure. The fiGht tock place in 1ua 1slupa mountsIUs east of San Ber Iadino range near the Mexican line five Indians were seen but i. was impossible 0 know how many more there were. lew days ago the Indian scouts and old CTS from Fort Bowie were recalled rom this vicinity ss 1t WAS said there 7ere no Apache outlaws there.
 London, December 13-The Times. eferring to the Kilkenny campsigu, avs the efforts of the priests to obtain heers for Davitt failed and HeaIy wss igorously groened and would probably ave been roughly handled had not the olice held the crowd back. At the ho- ,l Healy tried to address the crowd but is voice was drswned by hooting and cling. Hesly shouted, ''who pad GU for all this?" and was answered nth cheers for Psrnell, He retorted by cling, "Three cbesIs for airs. O'Shep. A dispatch to the Dsily News from kilkenny says: Da7iit was received l 'ith tempest of cheering but missing nd booting were Oniy too audlb,s from oys and youths. It Is alleged that sll yer town the boys were paid by the arnellities to boot Davit.
 Galveston, Dec. 13.-British consul Iyall has addressed the following to ne News: The publication of Governor JOSS making demand for my exequa. z or to be withdrawn is violation of sll f ficial etiqustte on his part, The pen i in O 0 0naation Of my remOval from tha (