Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-03

Gibbons, aged 80 years, was burned t
 death at her home early this morning
 She was addicted to smoking.
 A COINCIDENCE.
 Mount Holly, N. J., Dec. 27.-Genera
 Charles Taylor committed suicide Q, | drowning here at the identical poin
 where his brother drowned himself fev years ago.
 PERIsHED IN FLAMES,
 ROCHESTER, N. r., Dec. 27.-A famil, by the name of Dictweh, living on thu
 the outskirts of the city were burned out early this morning. Four person. perished.
 KILLED INSTANTLY.
 NEW YoRK, Dec. 27.-An explosion oc cured this morning in the cartridgt
 house of the American Forcible Powder
 Co.,, at Lake Hapatcong, N. J. Two
 workmen were killed instantly.
 SHOT AND KILLED.
 ELGIN, Kas., Dec. 27.-C. c. Jones
 while resisting arrest was shot and in oOdHll1 hlllcO Oy u COLSboOlc.
 CRESToN, s. D., Dec. 27.-A half breed came in from the Cheyenne river today
 He left Pine Ridge agency a few days
 before with 150 friendly Indians whC went to induce the hostiles to return from the Bad Lands. There are at the least calculation five or six hundred hos
 tiles, all well armed, and he is almost sure that the majority of the friendlies have been killed. Hesays the hostiles have an immense stock of provisions at their strong hold is almost impregnable
 LYNDoNvILLE, Vt, Dec. 27-The ther- mometer is 40 degress below zero.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. H-Snow storm has been raging for eighteen hours with no slgn of stopping.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 27-Worst blizzard since 1888 in progress. Few pedestrians abroad All cars and railroads stopped. Navigation on rivers and bay seriously interfered with.
 WILKEsBARRE Dec, 27-Severe storm raging iercely. Business practically sus- pended throughout Wyoming valley.
 ORTIZ, Sonora, Mexico, Dec, 27- Special to the CITIZEN The diamond drill boring at San Marcial has struck another seam of coal six feet thick at;the depth of one hundred and eighty feet.
 NEW YORK, Dec, 27.-A Washington special says that frauds by which the government is robbed of at least a mill ion dollars within the past twelve months were brought to the knowledge of the treasury officials. The frauds were committed by the consuls and con- sular agents of the United States; Canada and on exports on Canadian goods to the United States. Some twen- ty consuls largely in Ontario are impli- cated. The process consists of the ap- of illegal fees and the un- of exports.
 PARIS, Dec. 29-Advices from Rome state that the pope has fni-hed tbe draft of his encYclical upon the social ques- tion. His holiness has been working upon the subject for over a year and at his request the nest competent eco- nomist and bishops of different coun- tries including America, have furnished The pope now considers the question the greatest of the present time. This encyclieal will be the crown ing get of the pope's work in this direc- ton. The date of its publication has not yet been fixed. The pope is in the habit of carefully correcting and post ng his writings. He will also consult with certain cardinals and with prelate 1n the leading passages of his encyclial, put the Associated Press correspondent s unable to give the substance of it now. The encyclical will revive ard expound he whole question affecting wage work ITS. The document will comprise these acts first. His holiness will develop he general principles upon which econ ,my has been founded and dominant dea of distributive justice which should egulate the intercourse of men and the peed of wealth. The pope says that distinctive and restorative justice is leeded to prevent misery and sweating | 'n one side or exhorbitant riches or yrany on the other. The second part comprises the original cause of the pres mt condition of the social problem. On his point his holiness takes a new theis, | irst developed in his encycllcal on so- ialism. The third part contains the | jews of the pope regarding the reme- lies beyond religious and moral infiu- | noes to be advocated. His holiness ex- pressed himself again insfavor of inter ention by the state within the limits | previously set forth. He condems capi- | a'ism as now organized and advocates | more equitable and just distribution | # riches. The encyclical will probably | lot appear before Easter. The pope | works upon it nearly every day. He is convinced by papacy, and the priests hould lead the present social democrat | c movement and will appeal to all con- ervative forces and to protestants to | id in securing the safety of society.
 LONDON. Dec. 29.-Further advIces as O the burning of the steamship Shangas | lear w DO Hoo China, show the disaster | much more serious than was first re- ported. It now seems the number of | ives lost are over 200. all by drowning. |
 NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Weather cold, l racks heavy, usual attendance. The 1 books had an excellent day and not a | avorite winning.
 First race, selling, nine-sixteenths of a | nile-Frank C, won, Miss Lou second, Maggie B, third; time 5S.
 Second race, selling, five furlongs, dart Walden won by a nose. Lagose econd, Pritchott third; time 1.041.
 PINE RIDGE, Dec. 29.-Big Foot's ,and was discovered shortly before noon .esterday by Little Bat, one of the h. lian scouts. Major Whiteside with l our troops of the seventh cavalry | marched to the point indicated. The | ,OStiles formed in a lOnO lima of hattla |