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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
GOVERNOK HILL ar THE CAMP.
THE NINTH REGIMENT REVIEWED.
A MIDNIGHT ALARM-THE FIRST CoURT-MAKTiAL-
INCREASED NUMBER OF TROOPS.

A MIDNIGHT ALARM-TiE FIRST CoURT-MARTiAL-
INCREASED NUMBER OF TROOPS.
fFRoM A SPECIAL COR RESPONDENT OF THE TRBuSEl
STATE CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PEEKsKILL,
July 2-Atl2 o'clock last night the long roll call
sounded an alarin turn out ont shouted.
aud In less than seven minutes every belonging
the 9th Regiment and to the i0th and 4lst Separate
Companies of Syracuse OF his tent and In line
The first man out was Captain Longas OF Company A.
The captaia and colonel said to he the only two
men in camp who sleep with eye cpen. The captain
in this case however unfair advantage OF the
men by coming with only his overcoat and pair OF
duck trousers. might he mentioned however, that
he wore a sock hanging from pocket and In his
haste he put his cuf around his neck
for collar and his high collar on his arm
for a cuff. 1t didn't matter much how
ever the colonel says there no ladies present
Last night Just aftei dress parade the first courm
held Oh the camp ground took place sainbo ~
curious character In the regiment and IL was decided TO
have a little sport. with him. He led 10 the
geons and brought before Captain Kennedy. the
Judge Advocate who Informed him OF the charges. the
latter beng made by Major Bartlett The Jury consisted
OF Colonel seward, surgeon Roof Assistant Surgeon
Doty, CAPTAIN Joha and others Ihe attorney Ior the
sport he was adudgcd not guilty ani treated 10 dose
OF ice water. ~
the camp lie arrived at o'clock The 9Th and the
two separate companies were drawn up to receive
bir1, ana they presented arms salute OF
nder the charge of Sergeant Dennison At reyeile roll
call this morning the number OF troops In camp 600,
increase that O yesterday The oihcer OF the
day Captain III. Kennedy the senior officer
OF the guard First Lieutenant Franklin Colt; the junior
officer Of the guard Second Lieutenant Wright H. Rem
The review took place at 1870 O'Clock. AT DAD the
dess parade took place, and was somewhat or an I'M
prOycIent over that OF last night. AT O'Clock the
Governor departed for Albany
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
RAILROAD WAR AT READING.

READING, July 2.-The situation in the rail-
road war between the Philadelphia and Reading and
Pennsylvania schuylki Valley companies here has as
sumed serious aspect tonight, and each company
massed considerable number Of along Front and
Canal sts to resist the encroachments OF the other
The difficulty grew out OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Company resisting the crossing Of Of its sidngs
by the new company after the courts had given them
permission to do The Philadelphia and Reading
Company had engines fully manned on the spot,
besides large force OF to resist any encroachments
Of tho road Several skirmlshes In which the op-
posing forces in contact took place this afternoon
All quiet at midnight but 1t is regarded certain
that party the other will attempt forcible pos
session before daylight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
MrRDER AND ARsOY ~ FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July "a dispatch to
The Times Union from Ctra, Fla says that yesterday
near place, dense smoke was seen In the direction
OF j. o. Mathewss dwelling. party ofmen went out and
found tho house nearly burned down. Three bodies
were seen In the flames and coored girl ten years old
was lying with her sku crushed She was able to
speak lItte said that came to the house
and killed Martha Lewis Grace Lewis and the baby, all
coored and tried to kill her. and then set the house on
fire. The of the mnrdcrers arc withheld. as they
are not yet under arrest Mr. Mathews went North
few days ago. leaving his house In charge OF the Lewis
family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
MR. BLAINE AND TIE GRAND ARMY.

BosToN, July 2 (Speciab.-Congressman
Boutelle OF The Bangor Wing and Courier. having
demanded that Executive Committee OF the g. A. r.
make public its for not inviting Mr. Blaine to
attend the reunion at Portland Governor Robie one OF
the members says that Mr.. Blaine does not hold an
official positions that suggested 10 the committee
that Mr. Blaine should be invited but IL was opposed by
the Democratic members and the Republican members
themselves felt that IL would not DC In line Win tho
traditions and practice of the Grand Army. ana that
General Logan himself OF the same opinion In re-
gard cx-Vice President Hamin, that gsntomah Is
marched with his Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS July 1.-The bill relative to the importation OF
salt ~ eat has considered In Cabinet Council NJ
Mangon, the Minister of Commerce. stated that he was
prepared authorize the importation OF salt meat after
Inspection.
BotIoGSE July "a German and Belgian have been
arrested while mailing sketches OF the military posts and
foricatons Of Lelc.
PARIS July 2.-rhe Senate to-day adopted the convcn-
tion with Canhodla.
smIA July 2--Oficial notice IL given that the issue
OF frlogs will be restricted until the Afghan bOun-
Diary dispute has been settled.
BERLIN July 2.-rhe Buudesrath has adopted the con
yentun with the North German Lloyds for steamship
line between Germany and East Asia aud Australia.
PARIS July IN. de Freycnet, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs clcgraped orders to the French Consul ut
Cairo details OF the death OF Olivier Pain
GIBR,LrAR. July 2.-The United states steamers kear
sarge and Pensacola have sailed for Cherbourg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
1ossEs N THE AMIGO LUMBER FIRE.

MILWAUKEE. July 2.-The following is
complete list OF losses with the amount OF Insurance on
each OF the Amigo lumber fire: = Bryant and Pierce.
Milwaukee. 100000, fully insured; Henry Hewitt.
Menaska 800, insurance $1,000; McElwee Billings
and Carney Chicago, $500 Insurance $1,000; Paine
Lumber Company, Oshkosh S22 900, insurance Si625O;
A. Weed 4 Son. Amigo, $4,000. insurance $4,000;
Samuel Ashley. Dubuque. $1,000 Insurance $1,000
sol 800; j. H. Weed, Oshkosh. SiisOO Insurance
30 800 Williamson Libhey Lumber Company. Oshkosh.
$1,000. insurance 1880; l. sands Company.
Maniste, Mich, $4,000. no insurance. Total loss
$274, 800; Insurance SlJl, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
TROUBLES IN THE LABOR WORLD.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 2.-The weavers on
wide goods In the Slade Ll havo been reduced sevH-
cents cut eight cuts for o0cents They have struck
for the OLD price.
wooNsoCKET. II. l., July 2.-The striking members OF
the wooDsocket Rubber Works, numbering 200, formed
I'm line nj noon to-day marched to the depot OF the
Providence ami Worcester Railroad, where train was
taken for Miville At Millyillo n n-ass meeting was
held.
HAvERuILI, Mass, July 2.-Thc striking morocco
dressers at Clark * Lennoxs resumed work to-day To
finish theJ skins on which they had begun. They twil
stop work again unless the trouble Is settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
Minister Of War has resigned. The Conservative parry
has chosen Benjamin Gorosaga President vi 'ho
NEWFOUNDLAND RErAEAToRY DUTIES.


MONTREAL, July 2 (SpeciaD.- King
man. Brown Co. to-ay received the following dispa'cn
from st. Johns, wFoundand: "In consequences Oh
the action Of the Canadian Government prohipltors
duties imposed here to-day The Bonavesta cargo
will probably have go back in her, unless immaculate
steps are taken alter the Canadian tariff The snip
Bonavesta had left this port with 10000 barrels OF pour
and large OF pork. The duties which the New
foundland Government had determined TO Impose were
increased 81 barrel and on pork to 81 Dar-
rel These duties Disseminated against Canada
as compared with the United states'
The owners OF the vessel and cargo
will lose "a large amount. There other ships WIN
cargoes way that the loss is kcy 10 De ge.,
uules the remedy which In the hands OF the Dominion
Government, is applied. The remedy Is TO remit inc
duty imposed upon fish and fish oils coming IN ironi
Newfoundland to Canada. This duty was imposed IN
consequence of the termination OF the shery causes o
the Treaty and the revival OF the American
duties on Canadian fish and fish oil Urgent dispatches
o-day 10y John Mayor the president oil inc
Corn Exchange Association and John Kerry the prcsl-
Board of Trade, to Sir John Macdonaid ASK
that immediate action be taken IN resaru " 'io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
EAsT.BoUND FREIGHT RATES RESTORED.

BUFFALO July (SpeciaD.-A meeting OF the
Committee OF Thirteen OF the Central Traffic Association
held to-day at Niagara Falls. There were present
Commissioner Thomas G. Moore, George H. Valiant, C.
c. Wait, W. W. Peabody william Duncan, c. E. Hender-
son, ii. Devereaux. John Newell, John T. r. Mckay,
H. b. Ledyard, Alexander Mckay, ID. W. Caldwell, j. H.
Cheney, James Smith, NJ. Z. Ingalls, Orlando Smith, L.
J. sargen ana Frank Harriet Hugh Riddle. former
president Of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
road, was elected chairman OF the association. The
committee agreed to restore the rate OF April TO basis
OF twenty from Chicago to NewYork with CORE
spending other points NJ f. ingalls, handed III
his resignation chairman OF the comaitce IL was
not accented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
TIE FIRE RECORD.
ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF ARSON.

ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF ARSON.
A fire was discovered at 800 a. IN. yesterday
I'm Philip Julmans shoe store No. 723 Ncwark-aye..
Jersey City ana alarm given. When tho iirencn
and policemen reached the place they discovered strong
sIell Oil and Thomas l.cner. an enploys OF
Julman was standInz In the middle OF the noor com
petey dressed OIL had been poured upon tho mhtling
counters aud shelves aud the Hrs was blazing on both
side. of the store. Mrs. Juman also dressed and
she said that she had not taken on her clothing because
her baby WAS sick. Mr. Jnllman. who Is In bad health
away to the country few days ago. leaving the
charge OF his wife acd Reincr Before starting
he Insured his stock aud furniture for $1,000 IN the
Queen Insurance Company. Reiner aud Mrs. Julnan
were arrested and formal charge OF arson was made
uef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
STARVING rINpIANs IN LABRADOR.

MONTREAL, July 2 (SpecidlJ-A letter from
responsible man Mt Bersims represents that the reii-
deer are almost extinct In the hunting domains OF
the Montaguaio Indians of Labrador that no signs OF
them were last winter where they were hitherto
soplentful The writer adds that the past winter was
an unusually severe inland for the Bersims lndiahs
that several avoid starvation. were Obliged TO eat
their hunt of frs that in one camp three died OF hum
ser and that there dark of their having COM
Intcd cannibalism Out Of than 100 hunters who
frenuent the Bersmis Post not ten have paid their
debts although the traders literally allowed them 40
pcr cent more than the market rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
COAL OPERATORS REDUCING WAGES.

PIrrsBURG. July 2 (SpeciaD.-The river coal
operators arc determined upon the reduction In tho
price OF mining which they proposed last spring and
which they failed to get. They have resolved to pay
only 9 cents I'm the fourth pool and 2is In the first
second and third pools All of the works now mining
on the river paying the above hgurcs An operator
from the fourth pool SAID that he did not anticipate
strike that dggcrs at several mines In the fourth
pool have already accepted the reduction. The majority
nf the IN nrr idle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE SOCIALIST DEMANDS IN FRANCE.

PARIS, July 2.-The French Socialists nave
sssued their platform OF principles for the coming eoc
t,ral campaign 1t demands: The abolition o inc rs
dency and the'senae the bestowa upon 'ne 49,
=, tho mower 10 dismiss Ministers Of state the settle
ment of all questions of aad constitutional revision
nv popular vote reduction of the number Oh puphc
officers aud salaries the conscaOn OF church property
the separation and State; the legal equality OF
i,legitinate and legitimate children; the grauua oo
fiou of standing armies: the free education OF chie
ar fhe ulic expense, and the free feeding OF chure
at the public expense in all cases where tney are o.
fhe abolition the Octroi duties the estiDsmen, oi
progressive income tax; the abolition OF coileiai m
herance; gradual abolition or the puoic ueot' i
duction In the hours of labor; prohibition oi the employ
neut OF children under fourteen years OF ase; feVi
aujzaiion of the Bank of France; prison reform Inc
maintenance Of disabled wornen at the pubic expense
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
WILLIAM MENEIKE HANGED.

BINGHAMToN, July (SpeciaD.-William
Mencike was hanged to-day at 1880 H. m. He denied
that he had made confession On the gallows he was
asked II he had anything TO say, and answered iainty
and in a 81 am Innocent or intentiohh
murder did not intend kill the poor girl Ny blood
will be oil my prosecutors. That is ALL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
NOVA SCOTIA DEMANDING A BOUNTY.

HALIFAX, July (SpeoaD.-The Chamber OF
Commerce to-day discussed the temporary arrangement
made between the British and American Governments
with regard Canadian fisheries. and unanimously con-
dcmned the Canadian for giving Americans
free nse OF the fisheries while Canadian fish is made to
pay high duty by the United states The ChainDer
Unanimously resolved 10 recommend the Government 10
pay bounty all fish exported to the United states
equal to the American duty Oh Canadian fish,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
Ax E1EcrRIo1AN,s snoP or A ooURr RooM

AN ELECTRICIAN'S SHOP OF 4 COUNT KOONL
PITrsBURG, July 2 tSpecidD.-ln the suit of
the Bell Telephone Company against the Western Penn
syvana Company an alleged infringement OF pat
ent IL Is the intention to have the telephone In active
use brought into the case evidence. BoxesOt tele.
phones batteries, wres etc. have been arriving for
several days. and tho courtroom is going to look like
ma sho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
RESTORING RATES TO TIE sEABORD.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Representatives OF the
vandaa, Bee Line, Wabash and Ohio and Mississippi
railroads held meeting here this afternoon and agreed
passenger rates to the seaboard Tickets flor
sometime past have been selling at $l2 and Sl4 and
round trip tickets S25 to s2s. Now there will be no
round trip tickets at price except regular tourists
tickets and the New York will be $20 to Balti-
and Washington $21 so. and to Philadelphia
900 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE SON OF COUNTESS DrsISHERIrED.

LONDON, July "a short time ago Edith,
the Countess of Aylesiord the widow OF iencage fne
the seventh Earl of Aylesfori and Baron Guernsey In
the peerage of England made appica ton to the Com
ittec for Privileges In the House OF Lords In behalf o
her infant son. Guy Bertrand, claiming to be eighth Earl
of Ayesford aud Guernsey The Countess III her
petton asked their Lorishps that she might be allowed
10 appear as guardian and next friend to her ihiat
SON (;uy Bertrand In opposition TO the claims or
Charles Wightwick Finch TO tue titles. honors ana ug
mites of Earl OF AylesfOrd and Guernsey Tho hearing
I'm the ca took place yesterday and to-day the House
of Lords gave decision favor OF the claim OF MT
Finch The Countess 1t is held, failed To prove the ieSit
in,scy of her infant son. Guy Bertrand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
SEEKING TO RECOVER JERSEY CENTRAL

Inc OincerS Oh the OeuJrai oi Nc"-Jersoy
Railroad Company and the counsel OF the company, ex-
Secretary Robcson John e. Buitt and John w. Taylor
consultation yesterday preparing the papers for
n suit In tho United States Court tn recover the road
from tho possession Of the Philadelphia and Reading
OF the default OF the latter under It's lease
President Little of the Jersey Central, said taat pro-
cecdngs would be begun soon as the lawyers were
able to agree upon the details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, JULY B. 1885,

in the employ of Henry senf the leading merchant OF
Harmony Station Ill. Among Mr.. scntifs possessions
was a daughter Mary by name, only sixteen years Oh
age and the ackno ged belle OF the village she was
courted by number Of young but did not encour-
age any of them. Early yesterday morning she eiopea
with young Kelly. No trace OF them has been found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

PHILADELPHIA, July (SpcciaD. D.-Alexander
c. Bryson OF No. 4.3l6 walnutst., al old man ana q
partner OF John W. Forney In tne puohea'on u
IA. Iaacasfer InfeUfoencer, was knocked down on
seyepthst last night by William Bolan, . negro who
after grabbing bag from the hand Of Jennie Hoilows.
Mr. Bryson's housokeepsr, who accompanied Lil ran
Away. He was caught this morning And sent 70 pss"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

a number Of people to move out. The damage to
crops in low lands will be great account OF the
overflow. Washeuts reported all the railroads,
and no trains have been run in any direction On the
Missouri Pacific wash0ut Is reported between here and
Fort Scott and Muskogee also two washouts on the
Neosho division between here and Junction City. The
Gulf trains are all abandoned account Of washouts
between here and Cherryvale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
EARNINGS OF VARIOUS LINES.

MONTREAL, July 2.-The traffic receipts OF the Grand
Trunk Railway for the week ending June % were Sis,-
$50 less than Tor the same period lastyear.
Boston, July 2.-The net earnings OF the Atchison,
Topeka and Fc Railroad for May 500 1926,
decrease of S72 76l compared with May, 1884. The
earnings for the five months ending with May were
-. .551. .5o2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
LEE sArEp BY A srspENpER Bur7ON.


PHILADELPHIA, July 2 (Speciah.-Policeman
Adds tried to arrest noted ruian Samuel McClnock.
at Rroad and Spruce st this morning when the latter
pulled pistol and fired, the ball stopping against the
officers suspender button. lie succeeded In clubbing
McClntock into submission finally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
uoW ruE ELEYA ron BoY WAS sAvEp.

PHILADELPHIA, July tSpeciaD.-A terrific
crash In the post Office At o'clock this morning caused
wdesbread alarm 1t was caused by the fall OF an ele
yator from the third floor the basement The young
man who ran it alone saved his life by spring
ing up in the aud rasping apparatus In the top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03

MADRID, July 2.-Ihe cholera Is decreasing
IN Murcia and Casellon de la Pana In Valencia, how
ever there is little change observable Official reports
show that in all Spain yesterday there were l.4s7 new
cases Of cholera and 692 deaths from the disease.
King Alfonso at carly hour this morning left this
city In ordinary train for AraUucz, travelling ncog
nifo person aware OF his intention to make the
tourney On his arrival at his destination he visited the
hospitals and their cholera stricken patients In the
meantime the Kings departure becoming known In
Madrid, the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies sus
pended their sittings and went TO the railway
station accompanied by the Queen in the afternoon to
welcome him back On alighting from the train he re-
ceyed tremendous ovation from the vast crowd which
had assembled King Alfonso underwent the usual dis
injecting process at railway station his RETURN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
THE IMPERIAL AND AMERICAN CLUB.

LONDON. July 2.-The first dinner OF the
Tmperial and American Club given this evening.
The object of the club is TO provide a CEN
ire in London. where members OF the principal
clubs of the United States can meet persons
OF social standing In England, India and the British
Colonies General Charles L. NortOn secretary OF the
American Exhibition and Albert Won Wagner chairman
OF the Alabama Claims Commission. made speeches IN
which hey pointed ont the many benefits derived from
propery constitued clubs, and said that England and
America united could defy the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
LESS PRESSURE AT THE BARGE OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Secretary OF tho
Treasury to-day tho following letter to the Col
lector of Customs at New-York:
The Dcpartcnt Ia in receipt OF letters from the Gu
nard steam hip Company and the Compagne Generate
Transailantqe, which thoy ask that the steamships
OF their lines be permitted land their passengers AZ
their respective piers heretofore instead OF trans
fcrng them Quarantine and elsewhere for the pur.
pose Of having the baggage transported to and examined
at the Barge Office Both companies represent that te
present practice Of transferring baggage az QuarantDS
and having il examined at the Barge once results ~
great detention transfer OF passengers anu Dag
gage as well unnecessary aud yexatious annoy
aucc and that IL seriously inerercs with the regular
business these lines SO much so that tsy
state that the passengers prefer 10 land al Jersey C
or rather than be subjected To the discotorts
After careful investigation OF the matter, aud In view
OF these OF opinion that tue appli-
cation may properly be granted, and that the slean'
ships OF these es he allowed to land their passen-
gers ut their respective piers and IL have the baggage
examined thereat. You wall De governed accoiuinSy,
and sec that proper examining officers are dc aed to
the purpose OF makias such examinations ON tns arrival
OF the steamers OF these lines at their piers IN the same
manner pracsed prior to August last
The companies have been informed of this order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
FLOODS DESCEND ON KANSAS.

PARSONS, Kan, July 2.-The lheavy ram 1aii
OF last night and this morning has swollen all sesms
10 overnowing. LAbette Creek near the town "a.
40 srcd all tho bottom land and compeuea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-03
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


MAsKELYYE LIBEL sUIT.-The new trial Of the libel
snt OF Mr. Maske.yne, of MasSelyne Cook poprietors
Of the Egyptian Hall, against W. Irving Bishop. the
inind-reader, was concluded to-day in the shcrlTs
Court, Mr.. Maskeyne being awarded only $500 dam
ages In the former trial Mr.. Ma5kciync's damages
were assessed at 10000.
PRIVATE TORPEDO FCyD.-At public meeting
held in this city this afternoon presided over by Lord
Cowper resolved to raise fund for the establish
Insht aud maintenance OF torpedo service for the
coast defence Of England,
TIE FOURTH IN LoSpoS.-United States Minister
Phelps viii celebrate the Fourth OF July by an afternoon
reception at his residence.
ARGoSAuTs BEATES-Tbe Augonauts four-oared crew
Of Toronto who have been practising daily ior me
Henley regatta to-day In the third heat for the
Visitors Cup The Trinity Hall, Cambridge. crew came
IN aud the Toronto second. Trinity Hall won
easily
GENERAL GARCIA KILLED BY YAQUI INDIANS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July "a special to The
Chronicle, from Tucson, Arr, says: "a Star corre-
spondent who bas just returned from Sonora. confirms
the death Of General Garcia, commander
Of the Mexican forces in recent
battle with Yaqu Indians, and the killing OF 400 Mex
cans No details given. The Yaquis repeatedly de-
feat soldiers but the Mexican officials suppress the
facts The Sonora hospitals full OF wounded soldiers
seven years. After firing two volleys they
charge The troops and use short. heavy clubs Inc
majority OF the people OF Sonora said TO be In syT-
patEy with the Indians.