Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-21
TO SUFFER- FOR HTS SINS
Secretary Endlcott Orders Geronl-
mo and His Bucks Placed in Soil
tary Confinement,
The President and Hts Wife viii Al.
tend the Richmond Fair TO-DAY.
The Executive not 10 speak.
sunset Cox has Talk with Secretary
bHJard and q - Decided that he vim
not Return 20 Turkey.

WASHINGTON, Dot. 20.--The secretary
OF war has ordered Gen. Sheridan to send
Geronimo and fourteen Of his band TO
~. Plckens, Florida, TO be kept in close
confinement until further orders, and the
other Apsches captured at the same time
to be taken TO NJ. Marion, Florida.
MKT COMES HANGING.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20 The following
communication touching the disposition
OF Geronimo and his felow-captlyes was
THIS afternoon addressed TO Lieut.. Gen
Sheridan by the secretary Of war;
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAsniNaroN, ID. o., oct ~, 1856
Iieut.-Gen Sheridan, United States Army.
SIR BY direction OF the president IL ia
ordered that the hostile Apaches adult
Indians, fifteen In number, recently can
tured In Mexico aud now at
San Antonio, viz: Geronimo, Natohez,
Perclo, Fem Abnadora, NAH, Yahuaza,
Flshnolth, Touze, Blshi, Chaha, Lazayah,
Malzos, Kiltbdaizi, Sephonne aud Lonaha
be sent under proper guard TO Fort
Plckons, Fla, there TO be kept ia close
custody until further orders, These In
dams have been guilty OF the worst
crimes known 10 law, committed un.
der circumstances OF peculiar atroclty
and public safety requires that they be
removed far from the scenes OF their
depredatlons and guarded by the atIictest
vigilance. The remainder Of the band
captured at the same time consisting
OF eleven women, six children and
two enlisted scouts, are to DO sent TO Fort
Marion, Florida, and placed with the
other Apache Indians recently conveyed
70 and now under custody at that post.
You will see that all details
and arrangements are made for the
prompt and efficient execution OF this or
der Very respectful y, your obedient
servant, WM, G. ENpIcorT,
Secretary of War
II Is stated the above orders meet with
the approval OF the secretary Of the IN.
terror. From its terms, II appears that
Geronimo and the OF or hostIlos are TO be
separated from their wives and families,
who are 10 be sent TO Fort Marion
GOING TO TIIE FAIR
WASHINGTON, Oct 20 The presldcn.
tial party, consisting Of tho precedent aud
and Mrs. Cleveland, Secretary Bayard,
Secretary and Mrs Endicott, Postmaster
General and Mrs. Villas and Col Lamont,
will leave Washington for Richmond, Va,
tomorrow morning about 1880 and win
arrive there about ~ o'clock The presl-
dent will hold general reception
at the fair grounds during the
afternoon. He has notified the committee
that he does not desire TO make All address
OF any kind aud HIS wishes IN this respect
viii be carefully observed. The party
will leave Richmond about 4 p. m, and
expect TO reach Washington before mid
night They VIII occupy special train
and go straight through with as few stops
as possible.
WILL NOT RETURN TO TURKEY.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 20.--Mlnister Cox
had second interview with Secretary
Bayard this morning. He Indicated dc.
sire 10 be relieved Of his duties az United
States minister 10 Turkey, and was in
formed that he wonld not be required to
return 10 Turkey as charge d'afftires
Mr.. Pendleion King was regarded as
fully competent to discharge the duties OF
the minister's Office until successor to
Mr. Cox can be appointed The formal
resignation Of the minister has not yet
been presented, but IL Is expected
promptly upon his acceptance of the
congressional nomination, which, In view
OF his ection this morning, IL now be-
lieyed TO be beyond doubt.
HE CANNOT GO.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 20.--Goy. Lee
tonight received the following telegram
from Washington
"Goy. Lee, Richmond; Mrs. Cleve-
land and ladies VIII not accompany me
TO Richmond, and my engagements
are made TO return 10 Washington at an
early hour. | regret / am obliged 70 fore
90 attending the reception at your house
on this occasion.
Signed, "GRoyER CE=TRLANp.n