Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-07-19


 was received last night of the discovery of the dead body of Edward Baker, at his cabin in the Sierra Ancha noun tains. fifty miles north of Globe. He is supposed ts have been murdered on the fourteenth inst. Some doubts are expressed as to whether the deed was committed by Apachss or white rustlers, but the fact of the body having been mutilatsd about the head points to the killing being done by Indians. A num- footed. Citizens from the Salt River, and the sheriff with posse left yester- day for the scene of the tragedy Troops rounding posts are also en route to the scene.
 WASHINGTON, July 16,-Ths house went into a commiteee of the whole on the land grant forfeiture bill,
 BOSTON, July 16.-The Bear" flag that General Fremont first hoisted over Monterey in 1847 is flying at half mast Pioneers of 1S49, and will SO remain un- til after the funeral.
 CINCINNATI, July 16.-The following is the list of the killed at the explosion yesterday of the Kings Mill Cartridge factory. Mrs. James Dacon, Henry Reynolds, Samuel Stephens and child, Mrs. Fred Kelly and child, Mrs. James Moss and child, Wm. Fraley, brakeman; ; Ralph Williams, Baby Elstine, Nick Snyder and one unknown man. A doz- en are injured, some of whom will die. CLEVELAND, July 16.-Ths Republican State Convention met this afternoon and ex-Governor Foraker, temporary chairman, was received with prolonged cheering. He delivered a short address.
 Congressionman Thompson was chosen psrmad0nt chairman. Daniel J. Ryan was nominated for Secretary of State, Thoddsns A. Minshall for supreme judge.
 WASHINGTON, July 16.-Ths senate went into executive session for the pur- pose of considering the nominations of five appraisers of of merchandise re- gently made by the president. The five general appraisers whose nominations were confirmed were Chas. Fl. Hall, of Ills; James A. Jewell. of New York; Geo. H. Sharpe, of Now York; Geo, c. Tichen- or, District of Columbia, and Joseph B. Wilkinson, of Louisville. The president sent to the senate the name of Alfred B. Kettle, of Minnssota to be assistant secretary of the treasury.
 NEW YORK, July 16-Ths remains of General Fremont were laid at rest this morning in Trinity Cemetery. A dis tinguished throng attended the services in St. Ignatius church. The pail bearers wore General Sherman, General Howard, Col. Floyd Clarkson, Mark Wilbur, sx- Governor Rodman Price, of New Jerssy, ex-Govsrnor Mccormick, of Arizona, Rear Admiral Brains, William Colligan, James E. Nuttman, Francis D, Clark, and Major Geo. H. Edgar. Dr. Ritchie read the service, after which the funs- ral cortsgs proceeded to Trinity Gene tery, where the remains are temporarily placed in a vault.
 CHICAGO, July 16.-Edwin RsIham, an English resident of China now in the city, says:
 Tho Chinese expedition against For mosa ended by flight of the farmer, and General Chen Tai returned with @ few selected troops by steamer, leaving the rest of the Chinese to get back the best way they could. Adny marcneu over land and some were sent in freight boat with rations for ono day. They were out days. Some thirty or forty starved, 250 to 300 died of fever at har- Dor Auping, and many dying men were buried alive by grave diggers to obtain the burial money.
 LAKE CITY, July 16.-Ninstssn addi- tional bodies were taken out of the water this morning.
 LATER.-In all 9 more bodies have been recovered to-day, making total of 90. It is believed ithat from 10 to 15 more are still missing.
 VALPARAISO, Ind. July 16.-The resi- dence of John Hamlet was burned this morning, and his wife and four children wara burned to death