Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-06
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 SkS FRASc;scc. November 3.-The pro feet of the Soldiers' Home IS being en- erre.ically pushed. Benefits have been arranged ta sSeh thc fund.
 Cavic.od e Murder.
 Ssv HUrrAyrSTVBt. November in !le case of Vicente Garcia, tried Tor the murder of Stauis'a-s, tLc iury, at P. na., found a verdict of mUr:es ln the tirsi de gree and failed to ailix the punishment. This leaves him a candidate for tEe gal lows.
 The Cass Appealed
 S.N FHAN,Iscc, November 3.--An nP- peal has been filed in the Supreme Court iD the case of Clarence Gray, 'onvlctestd of murder in the second degree Tor klii- ing Theodore Glancev, editor of the Santa Barbara Press. Gray was sen terced to 20 years at San Quentin.
 Mohles' Remains Found. Special to tte CIuzENl
 CAMP THoNss, November g. The body of John Mobiles was found near the scene of the Cedar Springs fight. His wife went down day to Identify the re- mains. She siys he had four hundred dollars on his person. His feet were tied together, indicating thatthe Indians had tortured him to daath. His body was almost eaten by coyotes, and was found six miles away from his team.
 4 General C5arJ Hartial Called Special to tine CIrIzEN.
 CAAfP THoM,s, November IA gen. eral court martial is ordered to convene at Fort Grant on the 10th instant to try the captured Indian scouts.
 The road is now clear and freighters are in DO danger.
 Barrcd co Death ia Jail.
 SAx FRANC1sco, November IA Port land. Oregon, dipatch says: The Doug lass county jail at Roseburg was burned this morning and with it Charles Will liams. incarceratad the day before for larceny. IL is supposed that he under- took to burn his way out and the fire be- come mmauageahla.
 oGocEs Cat-.l-5 for taa c5aTt Martial Especial to tle C.TG1,..l
 THOMAS. November 5.-The Court Martial fer the trial f tLe Indian scouts will convene at fen o'clock a. n. on Thursday, the 10th instant. The detail is as follows: Maj. James Riddle, Sixth Cavalry: Capt NI II. Stacey, Twelfth Infantry: Capt. ". G. Worth, Eighth Infantry; Capt. C. Nj. Bailey. Eighth h. fantry: Capt. $. AL Whiteside, Sixth Cavalry: Capt. A. ". Corliss, Eighth In- fantry; Capt. ". 2. Dove, Twelfth h. rantry; Capt. D. G. C-ai-ie. Twelfth h. fautry: Fir,t LeuE C. $. Anderson, Sixth Ca7ally; Capt. H. C. Egbert, Twelfth Iuiantrs, Judge Advocate.
 k Goc1 Eor-,. -r5E Cars Command .S.4cial io tl, C.IlzEy.
 FoKr APACHE, November j.-Licu;cn- ant Dfayo. who left .lis post October 25tl with D troop Sixth Cavalry, and Gatew1oTs Indian scouts, has just re- turuei. They scou5ad over the Cibicu country. On 0stal,c- 3oth the scouts struck a small aai. and followed it nearly ali day and 1vcrt,o- a party of hostiles, abo,lt SIX OF eight iu umber. who made a running i.-i-, in which two hostiles were killed aad ;ac bodies left behind The balance fled. Three days after wards, on returning through the same country, tle comm8nj again struck the trail and overlook and killed two more hostiles, supposed to bethe ones who es- cared from the first fight. No casual- ties on oUr side.
 The Veterans Home.
 SAN rIiANCI5co, November 3.-Ihe or ficers of the Veterans Home Association express the upiuion that one hundred '-.'----F--TfTf., rom rne -ivy and the interior