Arizona weekly citizen., 1891-01-03
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his pistol and shot his victim, the ball entering the body just above and to the right of the pelvic bone passing through the body lodging in the skin of the back. pr. Willis is not yet dead but it is thought he cannot live long The shoot Ing grew out of mining troubles. Si ank lin used to be watchman on Old Guard Mine of which pr. Willis is superintend ent.
 OMAHA, Dec BOA Nashville special says this morning thirty Indians belong ind to Two Strikes band tried to capture | the: provision train of the 9th cavalery two miles from Pine ridge. The Indians were all killed. People are hocking in- to town by hundreds.
 MILES HAS FULL sAwY. WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. - Secretary Proctor conferred with the President,this morning in regard to the Indian matters and the secretary says as Gen. Miles is given ample discretionary power no ac- ton Is necessary today at this end of | the line.
 ORTIZ, Sonora, Mexico, Dec, 27- Especial 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 mill
 ion dollars within the past twelve
 months were brought to the knowledge of the treasury officials. The frauds were committed by the cousuls and con sular agents of the United States; | OTTAWA, Dec. 31.-A remedy for the
 Behring sea difficulties was proposed by | the government. It is proposed to pur- chased Alaska by the dominion govern ment. The papers point out its worth
 more to Canada than any other power.
 TORONTO, Ont, Dec 31-W. O. Murry.
 a merchant tailor suddenly left the city, Ills business affairs are said to be embar- ressed. Liabilities about S30,0O0.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Charles Rock was arrested here on the charge of counter | feiting. In his house was found com plete set of tools.
 | BoULoGNE, Dec. 31-Parnell, Kenny,
 Scully and Bryne left today on their re- turn to London and no announcement
 has yet been made as to when the next conference will take place.
 HOT DISCUSSION. l PARIS. Dec. 31-Siecle claims a hot and hostile discussion took place at the | conference between Parnell and O'Brien at Boulogne, which ronGers a reconcilia- tion between the Irish leaders most inn | probable,
 HARD FIGHTING OMAHA, Nebraska, December 31. A Nashville special says a binding snow storm is raging there. Advices are that desultory fight was kept up near | ly all night at the battle ground within | few miles of the agency until by ress- on of the suspicious actions of the al legged friendly Indians in the camp near the agency the troops were recalled. A half breed courler reports that nearly every able bodied and supposed friend ly Indians has quiteiy slipped away and joined the hostile forces. The friendly Indians at Pine Ridge now, he says, are principally squaws and those not able to fight.
 That further desperate fighting will < %Ior fN ha 1nr1h 4 INDIAN LOSS HEAVY, OMAHA, Dec. 31.-The losses to the Indians are known to have been great but the definite numbers are not yet as- certained. The two strangers who were found murdered within two miles of the agency yesterday are now believed to be teamsters from Nashville. Indian signal lights were again plainly visible last night sixty miles south.
 THE KILLED AND WOUNDED. WAsHINGoN. Dec. 3L-General Scho- field this morning received a telegram from general miles saying he was now informed that the losses in the late
 
 Cavalry and five men killed; Lieut. Gar lington and thirty-four men wounded, including Lieut.. Hawthorn of the Second cavalry. Gen. Brookerep0rts some 800 indians in the hostile band.
 Seattle. H ash De; enbrr 3i-Oharles R. HsnInond. of Cleveland straet Lon- lon noi.riety was se: terc-d in the g.; rerior court 'odry % two ears m the
 < slga w ia p-r!te !" -. ram lar cany. Hhmu.nd vent 10 New York when io g. Ii ,. h-e fIon. Eug!.nd aft-r the Pall Mall {. Zt e nnn .xpoAed tue immorslities prac iced by EnRii-h no blemen st his O- y-iNnd street Louee. He c'.u... 10 Senttie two years a. Q and orene.: th@ H mRrz salooL. Alex 8,da. IuJhn fer -ui- I.er5 las. -pring. 0 urt. d H.m'ucn.I I's st.ci-.N and became | intimate with hrnn. Ten 1t is -..ld h. l tried to D .rsun @ i"mmnNd to com panv hiu. to VIctoria. hrmmnnd re- fused to go on B'itlsn soii fearing ar rest Todhun CT kept he b.r ht the | Hsymsrket and it IS c.~Inled worked up | the case charging Hammond with steal | ing h seElskiu sHcque and goii watch | from womhn who w.F thinking wiue | with him Ht ;he Havm4fk..t m Sapsem bsr Hammnud W # trie aud Go, victed | about two weeks ago l. is claimed | that TodhdDter is "n English detective trying to get Harm 'ni In.o the peui- tentiarv al 'h- i.r Gnc, If eslshy Eue- lishmen who palroniz-d uammond'. Cleveland street house and who gre tired | of paying hn~h T, '."y. Hammond says h a 'h. " %, of ac'ns,. ,.-.rv nr' that Todi.,.n,er n. b, Ca :'ni. U se. him out of tne way. The case has bsen | appealed to the su reme coart.
 Washington, Dscrmb Der 3 -Morg 1T, app.a weut over without action. In.