Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-17


 three to six miles. This move IS beinf
 made with care. the principal idea being
 ,o ksep the IurlIsns nov ng towards tb,
 r. serva::N" aud at the same time allow
 them to halt on DO spot on which they
 might have an advantage over troo. General Miles has ordered the dispIsce m@nt Df tt;. Indian police who have beer on guard duty both at the station and poets around the agency. He will sup ply their places with soldiers. This rneve is variously interpreted. but i: patent that the General wants white men only on duty,
 KEoKUK, Jan. 9.-Hon. John Irwin recently appointed:governor of Arizona Jeff for Phenix today to assume duties oi office.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The house bill for the relief of Major Wham, army pay master, credited him with S2S,O0O, gov ernment funds, of which he was robbed in Arizona in May 1889, was passed.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-Snow IS still fal- ling and street car traffic is interrupted.
 IN KANSAS CITY.
 KANSAS CITY, January 9-The severest snow storm of the season ragged all day and continues tonight in Kansas and northern Missouri. The .storm .extend- ed all over the whole of the former state. High winds have drifted the snow to such an extent as to seriously impede railroad travel. Reports from several lpoints say farmers regard the snow as very beneficial to winter wheat.
 GUTHRIE, Oklahoma. Jan. 9-Much excitement prevails here regarding the present outlook. Grave apprehensions are felt and trouble is expected as soon as the disarming of the Indians begin.
 ST. PAUL, Jan. 9-The house complet- ed organization today by electing the Alliance democratic ticket
 LINCOLN, NEE. Jan. 9-Powers, the AL lioace candidate, took the oath of office 
 It IS Said the legislature will recognize him as governor. Governor Boyd how ever IS recognized by the new state of flee.
 ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9 An abortive Wednesday to rob the Southern Pacific Express be tween Flatonla and Welldoor, Texas. U. s. Marshall received information of the robbery and with posse board ed the train. When the robbers signal led the engineer to stop the posse fred None were killed. Only one man was seen but it is thought several are hid den in the brush.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-President McCor- mick furnishes statement to the Asso- ciated Press saying that the American Company has been brought face to face with grave legal obstacles to the consummation of the enterprise for which 1t was formed. The conclu- sion has been reached that the whole must be abandoned.
 Special to THE CITIZEN.
 CRITTENDEN, Jan. 9-Peter Morrison, of the Salero group of mines, twelve miles west of here, fell down in the Sampson shaft yesterday afternoon and was instantly killed.
 Morrison is one of the old and relia- ble mining men of Arizona. He has been in this portion of the country since 1876, coming here from the northern portion of the territory. He was the owner of several mining properties and was fairly well-to-do. Deceased was aged about 3S years and was a native of Ireland. NEW YORK, Jan, 10.-Judge Pratt has vacated the order appointing receiver or the sugar trust and has directed that he affairs of the trust be handed over e reorganization committee.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Seth Abbott denies he story that the Abbott opera com- )any has disbanded. LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 10.-The gubern- ltorial situation remains unchanged. OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 10.-Commander | Gordon of British Navy recommends | he closing of Hudson bay against | American whalers for the next ten years, claiming that the whales are being ex- 
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 12,---A resolution dopted m the house today providing for he appointment special committee f five members to investigate the alleg- d connection of members of congress in he silver pool and inquire into the own rship of twelve million ounces of silver ,uliion which the United States has ,een asked to purchase.
 CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The Times Wash ngton says:
 Blaine has announced to his friends hat he could go no further in the Beh- ing Sea controversy with England. That the United States had nothing to ght with, and that to insist on onr meant resort to arms.
 WASHINGTON, Jan 12.-Representative Sweeney, of Iowa, was authorized today y the house committee on commerce., o report favorably a bill to incorporate he Pan-Amerlcan Transportation Com ,any, which proposes to engage in the business between Calves On Mohile and Other Gulf norts and |