Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-03
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JhtkSObNliie, y TioIlud, DcComOer O1- Gen F. E. Spinner, eI-rrsssurer of the United State, died here this morn ing.
 San Francisco. December 31.-The stock boar,i h"s adjourned uuiil Friday peIt.
 San Franc sco. Dec, inber 3I-Light isin and snow fell during the night in Nevsin and Arizona. The snUw fall Va rle,! in west t-rn NAvsda from three to tea iuches Ill ds th nn .hH grJurd to i~o und four iee; s>Iuw Hiso fell ID th, Tehaha,api mou .ius anu noun taiuous disr ct O. E stern Califor- nis.
 Chicago, Dec mb.r 3l--A special to tLe loc.l papers much alarm pr=vaIIe iu ihe vicinity of Ohsdr'.n, Nebraska, over depr-dations of the roving bands Of hostilrs referred to m n!s sssgr oi the sheriff to the iiovernor. Many rancLes sre reported Te have b en piIlrgsd Hnd burued Thrre rauchers are r4portrd to have been killed on Whi'e riv-r; Jnn Dyer, chief btIder 0; t:ir grv~rume:it | Eerd, has abandoned tIs post R.bc e:= from all about are coming into Chaur T. es rapidly as possible. Blizzard rnsin. ss Pine Ridge and in the roithrIn part | of Nenraska today aud tonight. Tn. number of hostiles how sway from ss-. agency is estimated Rt three thousaui
 Reiuforcements of troops are ou their
 way to Pine Ridge and Gen Miles viii
 reach there tonight.
 FROM PINE RIDGE. Omaha, December 31-A special to
 the bee from Pine Ridge says: Lieut., | Herman Krdntzerg. company i, 7sh cn- valry, who was shot at Woundsd Knee, | died last zig ht. and several others nr- ID
 critical condition. The Epi- coptl | church has been turned into hospital aud contains 38 wounded hostiles, mos:
 of them squnws and the majority will | die. In addition to Carr's command
 the Seventeenth Infantry and all tba
 cavalry will be here tonight. General | Miles will also be here today, When 1 the Seventh and Ninth csv~lry respon- | i-o to the alarm from ths Mission yts-
 tsrdsy they found 1t ws not the Ms
 sion on fire but a day school Il mile shis | side, In the vicinity were fully eigh
 teen hundred hostile bucks, but few oi
 whom showed themselves and the co 5, handlers feared an ambunc.de, aud at they were greatly outnumbered return ed to the agency after 8 sharp eki:mieh. | Six soldiers We're killed and a numbe, | wounded. A number of Indians were
 killed. In the evening a scout brought
 ID word that the hostiles, embroidered
 by the retiring ;f the soldiers, plsuu"d
 au attack and to burn the agency with | fire errOas. then stampede the troops
 and massacre the inhabitants. The re port proved true to Some extent but heavy line of pickets frustrated tue scheme. A terrific blizzard struck the
 agency this morning The Hir Is filed
 with binding snow, and mercury fall
 ing rapidly.
 NEBRASKA INDIANS. Lincoln, Nebraska, December 31 -
 Governor Thayer today received ,-le gram from the sheriff at ChsdroD, Ne
 br aska, asking him tu order out the
 militia and send arms, as the Indians | have bsen fehtI, E there for twl dave,
 and that city is full Of women and chil- | dren. The Cover or immediately rs-
 piled by ordering a company of the 2l
 regiment. Captain Smith, commanding.
 st Ohadron, on duty fnr the prote ction of the people in the town and county
 It is understood rowing bands of hos
 tiles have renewed their depredatione l along the borders of Nebraska and Da- Gotta.
 TO THE FRONT. Salt Lake, December 3l-Several companies of the Sixteenth and Twenty first infantry, now at Fort Dong isss, have been ordered to start at orce for Nashville. Nebraska