Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-05-29
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Arizona is Praying for Prompt
Action Against the Red
Warriors
The Indians Doing a Whole
sale Slaughtering Business
Called Down
Other General Miscellany of a
Readable Character Worth
Perusing
A Bad Bold Bad Injun

WASHINGTON. Nav 2s-DploQata Smith
of Arizona. called ON the presiden, this
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"s ~" na""Vu nun Ipns VeeRrd'h
which he had Just received from certain
citizens OF Tombstone, Arizona. relative
IN III. racant nurdar .,onr,i,,oa a.. ho.,,,a
= ~ ""Se''
lhulahs VINO had escaped from the San
Carlos reservation. The telegram con-
tains n verdict of the eoroners inrv which
-. -. -.
'ee'' 9"e up'" 'ne pouy vi the latest
remains OF these atrocities and which
concluded with n PRAYER for Aid In nro.
,oet ,hap, from, f,,,,,., ,,,,,.,,, n.,
49," ,io' '"'u'e ''u'Noie' pe'eBa.e
Snith told the president that the people
Of Arizona feel that the army has been
inactive long enoroh and that tho ,,,oa
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nau ooine ior prompt measures Oy the
government for protection TO life and
property and citizens. The nresidept
a,s,,.,A It.. A. -, -.
"sSu'o" nin' no "ou'u take immaculate
steps To remedy the evil so far as In his
power by forces Of government. The
ma,,ar .as iaiJ I,.,,.a a..
-, oo INC ea"ihe.
"hl'h was IN lls seinl-sessiOn at noon,
and as the telegram was soon
afterward sent ont To tho Office of tho
g. ,.n,..,.,t.1,,... .l......,..... Wv
s"s''iSHi"h uepai 'uiehi' oearihg the Gu
dorstment IN handwriting OF the presi-
dent, and was received as follows: "This
telegram Il submitted for the information
OF the secretary of war with directions to
take prompt and effective measures to
protect settlers aud To capture and bring
to well merited punishment any hostile
Indians who have been concerned in kill
Ing citizens" As soon as the above tele-
gram was received by the war department
aRI ...N
ing officer In Arizona inStructing him TO
act AZ once for the protection Of settlers.
Tile New York Mail and Express cor
respondent telpgraphcd his paper today
that the director of the mint Leich pre-
diets a break In the New York silver
corner next Thursday. From the evil
denccs shown in Washington. there
appears 10 be great uneasincSs on the part
OF the New York corner men to get rid Of
theif present holdings before the break
neN thursday. Since the publication OF
tne oliver corner was made some time
ago Inc uneasineSS has Increased and on
last thursday the treasury surprised the
SILVER holders ny purchasing s0O,Uoounces
az 2 ume; ihls had the effect OF lower
lhg ne price from ioa asked 70 lOj
rue PHI prohlblting aliens from acquir-
ing 'lt,e To lands IN Tue United States was
iiav9,raoly reported from the house
!uuIcl"il couhhlltute. Inc Dllls oDJectlnR
to tnrueqqinargafih, "a. provisions OF laws
OF several states was favorably reported
To the house committee on commerce.
~ the senate today. sherman. from the
eon. nll''ee on iorelgh analrs, after report
~ "nchnmrhi 10 ne oHered on the
consular anu diplomatic appropriation
PHI, asthorillng the president to carry
into 'necl ,he recohihendatlons OF the
lnteInatIohal conference oy appointment
o. cohhilsslphers 10 represent tne United
STATES ~ tue lnter-contlnenial railway
eoihiinlssloni ni s whose compensation Is 10 De
palu lrom the llhds 10 Oe contributed by
several nations Interested, and also 70 de-
tall from the army ana navy such officers
a. may De spared without detrlment to
the service 10 serve as engineers under