Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-11-22

Hecreeo snt5 t0,- d cal3Sua hEs q plsc
 in our pOiltirs, fir they have force
 the cota naud thou s all not steal SD
 hav- r7u.ieTeG au en. pha'ic verdIc
 az Hi those whu have borne f4ls
 witness
 "Wh cap now doubt our couutrymen' 1 appreciation cf that t. ai', so we'll illus
 tratsd G. he ch.Facs-r uf allan G. Thur
 msn, GIi wSecl prumpied him through
 out his eng cHrstr, at all times and il
 al ciFc mstsDcss, aud without regard t
 perso- -.:l eIus, qds nc S, 60 Go the thlnl
 which iis c'nsoIence gUd judgment sp ! p-Ov-d, ant &h ch seemed to him 10 b
 tn the rtssest If his couDtry and in ac
 eordrc ~ith bis D moore tic faith? "O"' FJOia < aDd his gre increased
 as w-- a celebrate 10 pig h. the triumph
 ot tt"s D-mr mrcratie principles for whIcl
 "o fpa-. ~.d l. but two sbor. yesr aga; r'. t. cOmPlete our j1y and his
 'F,.. afe F5sai.sed to inGuige Ir Demc- ] ca ,9 e. thusIssm over tie steadf. sLnes:
 aud fevCtioD tn i;s or. ei exhibited by ! Our par-y. which, knoplny no diseour ! ssemsL', has fought 70 victory ths
 peOp'e'J uss. We stall fsil m oul Obl'g ions 5o our fellow country men Ii
 "e s:ihe co. scieucs aat duty by isncbl, pa't!sau b. !, but shall meet every petri otic exp ct.sioH if we foli,.w tha gmd. snce Ot irGe and honest Democracy ii'umi0 ted .y t'.e rRbs of genuine an yi:iI ci .zs -sn .o''
 Was.i1B son, November I5-Lsts ad- vices from Pine Ridge Agency, South Dakota, gre to the effect that the excite ment among the Indians on account oi tbe ne" Messiah, is rapidly increasing. Some Bp JrehensiOn is felt that if active measures are not taken by the govern ment serious outbreak may occur dur ing b, early spring or even before.
 IL IS said, however, that the govern ment has Ghe whole situation in hsuc and will at once eff etually crush oas the very hIst s.gus of an uprising.
 Om ths Tee mmsnditiOD of General Miles the war departmeu: has Crd,.reo troops troGi several points in the vicinity or the .. .nx reee v..tl ,n-to take the field at once.
 Tnere wilI dOsOtless be repetition of the sc-ie a eus cted several years ago, when G neral Sheridan massed a large force Of Lifted States troops near Fort Reno, l, | a. territory, end prevented a thfea eaed Outbte.k
 Ths War department, HOW proposes to make H EiIoilar deIsOnssraiiOn against tbe nort.esr 1 Giaos aDd U sp5nd no tim, pgEi-yiDg Sitr them.
 Eresho, O-i. Nov. I5.-Wm, Garfield, Of Selms, wee shoE and mortslly wound ed 1t ;;augeF, i.ss night, by Wm. G. Lane, d'yuty constable. Lane was lodged in jsiI. He refuses to make statement.
 Los Angeles, November 15-The Evening Express says that Agent Le-- mon, who srrived from Acton today. ststsd that three Indians, supposed 10 oeioag to the HojaVe reservation, had e4mped |. night at a caoin on the out skirts Ot acton The only occupant be- in9 busy, they asked him for drink of water, aud us he wGs on his way to tie spring sh05 WAS fire1 at him, bus 1t missed, and the lad escaped into the 
 They next called at the Cabin of D. ". Farmer, A Da;ive 0; NewYork. Mrs. Farmer Was alone. She was killsd, but Oy whas nIeans te could not state.
 The tbIrd aud last victim as far as known ss present wss su old man by the asms Cf Louis F. Oisrks.
 Farmer Was native of Iowa. He vas shot and left for dead, but the latest re ports state that he is still alive.
 R. E, Nichols, postmaster. immedia- ely org anized posse anu went in pur- iuIt he tssil was struck, which led l through Kavens and formed circuit to | Nlchols immediately | notified the sheriff, who accompanied by | deputies left on the uoon train for the | ceDe of ihe trag gedy. The sheriff IS of | he Opiuiou thal ths murde rers are bsli | breeds and Ina. they will endesvor to .ross Ihs mountains into Arizona.
 MartiueZ, Cal, Nov. l5.-On Friday | morning the town of Clay ton was dis urOed bJ She startling intelligence tha. IHmes Pavsguero and wife. residents of h U place, had been discovered dead ip ed. TEs cOroper was sent for, and ou irving hS tGs sceue, found evidencs of brutsl uurler sGttcient to jusify him . notifying sta. sheriff and district at- orney Of the facts.
 P1ya, CT, had been employed at the ] enn T,ry vineyard for tue past two -zars, and was an industrious and hard gorkiE6 young man, 28 years of age, cd lad been married about two years.
 The Ofli5Isl5 arc DOW working up the a-e, which may lead to the diLcovery ( the assassin. What disposition will - made O. the bodies of the victims IS s yet upknCwn.
 later reports reader tt doubtful 7hether # was murder or suicide.
 San Fr noisco, Nov. 15.-At the Bay ).s.riet tracs today Bulwer won the rott.ng race, b-sS 2 ID 3, with Vincenzo I, azL MIlis Wilkes 3d. Bes, time 261. Ssudau trotled aSsiust his re- ord of ? 2711, making a mile in 2 31.
 ElliEer won :he second trotting race n two h5atF. Beet t:me 2.28S. Eros d. Electricity lowered his record of 24I to 222
 AmigO ma1e two attempts to beat her ecvrd of 2211, and succeeded in her eccDd in 22I.
 Vida Wilkes trol;-d in PA, but did Ot lower her record of 3 225.
 Palo Also trossed 8 nIle h 2:I44.
 Siamboul trotted against his record, ut failed to beat #, mskiDg a mic in IS lime by quarters, B, 1.O5, 1.3S nd 13.
 SunoI vent mile in 2.128. Time by usstare, B, l.O5, 13S and 212a.
 Pacing Racs-Furss $500. Humm~r, ioid Msdai, Prrcess, Al.oe and Nsd VinsiOw started. Gold Medal won the rst hest-tims 2.2l6a Ned Winslow la won tho next two, in IT and 2.lS1 he race was then Iostponed on se-