Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-03

both sides. Capt. Wallace and other
 officers of the Seventh Cavalery are
 among those killed.
 Washington, U eniber 29-The dis
 cussior Was Continued by Stewart, San
 degs, CHckeIell, 5pooner, Rogers and
 Mitchell, EaEce'5 motion to refer ere
 d. ltials o; Sboup RGd Mcconnell to the
 'nuitiee on privileges aud elections
 was finally agreed to. Carlisle introdu
 O q J".aj resolution for he appoint
 msEt of commissioners to confer with
 cnmnIs, IoUcr5 Oi ghe dominion of Cana
 ia 10 cCcs.iet sae trG 1e relations be-
 tw' 1a the TWO cou tries Referred to a
 selSoS ooG-Llittso Oa relrGions with Cans.-
 da. AldI1of f,feu a resolution for
 sn amendment os tl-s rulss, which he
 Aad heretofore given notice of, and ask
 ed that It be printed and laid over: res
 olUtlOn went over.
 The elections oil was then taken up
 and HickOk addressed the senate in suu
 Port of Zoe measure. He was followed
 by HOar, who ID ihe course of his re-
 marks denied thst 5ne bill vas a parti-
 san measure or that any man who sup
 ported 1t YVES aesuatsd by partisan mo-
 tives. The bill ws5 one to exclude par
 tisaDship from the determination of title
 to seat in the house of representatives
 The coaBitses ,I~t reported it had
 merely uudeT5 ke- to Gct ou the advice ot } $ Cox and other e.ding democrats
 and extend the beniicent system of cleo toral supervision forced on New York to other parts of the cpuutry
 The senate conf 1ei the nomination of Henry B. Brow associate justice of the supreme cCu's Eye, from commit tee on cornsrce spCrtad fayoraDly the various bills eEt tcGyirg recOmmends- tions of the rscsn. ju. erugtionel marine eonference relative c. tae merchant ma rine service
 Washington, Dseem5ef Z9- 9-Ofic1sl dispatches from { oerrl Miles, dated Rapid Ci.y, ;. D., Ner- received tonight by General 6chOhsld, .eiang oi a fight in the B. q LInis today The dispatch states that Gerarr' bsooka teleeraphs the reporc that wh'ie dieermiug Big FoOts band this morning B light occur I'd. Captain Wsilace and five soldiers were killed. Lieutenant Darlington and fifteen mFu were wounded. The Indians were hunted up in all directions. None are known to have gotten their ponies. General Brooke also reports many of Inc kh.f from thsir camp in the Bad Lands to the agency have gone toward Forsythe. All troops have been rotified.
 4 la'sr dispatch says General Brooke reports that two shots were fired near Pine Ridge agency by some one in the day end several were fred in return. Quite large number of Two Strikes Oaud ran away and all in the agency are generally excited. All this makes nattafs look more serious.
 Chicago, December 29-A rumor req ched tbls city this afternoon that seri- l Ous fight occurred when the troops tried | to dissrnI Big FoOt's band; the rumor | was confirmed by the receipt of the fol- ! ON OOl OOEOtA LEOBI C ,n M les ct late hour tonight: Rapid | City. s p, Decemh-s 29-Col Forsyth l reports t.st while dissrming Big Foot's band q fight occurred Tn which Captnin | Wslisce and toar 8. ldiers were killed, | and Gisdt GArlIngs.,n and fit en men | were wounded. Ttis sgBiu complicstes the sIrren CT of si. th5 IndiaDs, winch | gOuli have taken pace m s short time had not this ocou~.ed. Forsyths had | two battaliOns G2i hOschkiss guns Cute a numbec Ct young warriors have ben away from ca Jp sast were goirg ron the i ltnGs; a'JO quite um per of Two Str | b gong toward Forsigh's troops gre ia very close prox- mity. (Signed) MILES.
 Wilkes Bare, Pa., December 29-A .srrible tragedy occurred today st a lit- le mining hamlet in Broderick's Patch As near ss can be learned, John Firrel- O. s Hr ngarlsD, entered the sal. )n of Nike CUrley and after 8 quarrel shot town Ourley and hs wife and a Huu- ,arian nbmsd Micbae' Hodek. He then led and has not Vet been captured. The ,nly other person In the saloon at the lime was five year old daughter of the Igible statement.
 O.naha, December 29-An attempt vas made thus In.,I JIng by Milwaukee nd St Paul Jrsin tC or S the Union Pa fife 6IIdSe but the ,IJchss were fixed Q they could nos, FDd E-sins were obiigF d to retn | to cov3ci Ciuffs. General manager Clark 0t .he UniOn Pacific said he Union Pacific IsroUosed to dOiis own business, l. dJd no. intend another osd to use its tracks ss 1t Dlessed. Ths Jaion Pgclio cad --Sor.c to pail in the ana Ec K sz1d trains, but would nos allow eugiL,s oi hat road to To the pulling, Tue agreement had iot been comp'ied with id the subject Fes now beiug ciscUssei EJew York.
 Dublin, December 29-Ths failure of ' E Dsbsiot & Son, stockholders of his city, is announced, The head of he firm was chairman of the Dublin tock exchange. The firm has been de Jared defsulters and Sir, Copeland has ucceeded to the presidency of the ex- harge. The Dublin Mail estimates the ( oss at 250, 900 lbs and another estimate 5 la it at 600,000,
 Washington, December 29-The war apartment hos receirsl no report of ] he fight between Ssron1 cavalry and be In''ans. l1
 Portland, December 29-The situa ion of lsborers forced into idlensss by eason of cessation of work on she sou hern extension of the Union Pacific is This afternoon the may ar f the city sent the following telegram o vice president Clark of tbe Union Pacific railway at Omaha: "Nearly r. 100 discharged and unpaid employees of