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Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
AT THE PARK.
An Early Visit From a Crowd
 of Cyclists.
They Proceed to Enjoy a Spin On the Track Contrary to Rules
 and Regulations.

Quite sensation was created yester- day morning about o'clock in the camp grounds by the appearance of a crowd of bicycle riders who came ap- parently to enjoy a race as we'll as to give free performance to those who were as yet snug in bed. Two ladies and three gentlemen dressed in the most approved bicycle costumes began "doing time" around the track when
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
POSTOFFICE ROBBERS.

Safe Crackers Make an Easy and
 Lucrative Haul.
 SANTA BARBARA. Cal, Aug. 20.-The postoffice at Summerland was robbed last night by safe crackers who entered the building. broke open the safe and secured over $500 and then made thelr escape. Entrance was effected through front window by breaking the glass. There is no clue to the robbers.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
NINE KILLED

And Many Injured by a Boiler Ex-
 ploSlon.
 PITrsBuRG, Aug. 20-An explosion at furnace "H" of the Carnegie Steel company at Paddock at o'clock this morning killed nine men. injured six. teen more and destroyed $30,0O0 worth of property. Five of the injured men will die. All the killed and injured men were Hungarians except James Harrison, the foreman.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
BURNED TO DEATH.

An Aged Woman's Clothing Catches
 Fire While Cooking.
 TULARE, Cal, Aug. 2O.-While Mrs. Solomo Berten, aged v years, was cooking on a small oil stove today, her clothing become ignited and her body was burned all over. Death followed shortly afterwards.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
the injunction by turning on the gas in his room.
A BULL FIGHT.

San Bernardino Will Have Genuine
 Fiesta.
 SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Aug. 20.-The celebration of the day of Mexican in- dependence will after all be held in this city with a fiesta and regulation bull fight. Fifteen men have guaranteed Q fund of $l500 and have ordered prepara. tions to be made at once.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
A TRAIN WRECKED.

One Man Killed and Five.InJureo as
 the Result.
 LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-On the Big Four railroad near Lawrence burg, h. diana, this morning the operator threw a switch wrong and an engine and six cars were ditched. The engineer was killed and five passengers injured.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21

Tickets to Flagstaff and return are now on sale at the S. F. P. & P. offices. Fare for the round trip, $22.7O. Now is the opportunity of which persons wishing to visit the Grand Canon should avail themselves.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
TURNED ON THE GAS.
A Man Dies Because He Is Served
 With an Injunction.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-M. c. Merrill, yardmaster of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road, killed himself today. Yesterday a woman claiming to be Merrill's wife asked that he be enjoined from marrying girl with whom he was infatuated. The unique order was made by the court. Merrill dissolved
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
Don't Want a License.

GREEN RIVER. Wyo., Aug. 2O.-The Pullman company have discontinued the sale of wines and liquors on it's cars in Wyoming rather than take out licenses.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
COin and Bullion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2O.-Silver bars 66A @6676; Mexican dollars, 54@541s.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21
ORE PURCHASES.
The Leading Shelters of Denver
 Prepare Statements.

DENVER, Aug. 20.-The five leading smelters of Colorado have prepared comparative statements of their pur- chases of gold, silver, copper and lead ore for the first six months of the years 1894 and 1895. the summary of which is as follows:
Arizona republican., 1895-08-21

The swimming baths have fresh water every day, and every convenience is therefore the pleasure of guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-12
nutipy aud Disaster.

BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL. - The
American ship Bonemia arrived from
PhilaJelphia this morning with stories
OF mutlny and disaiter. The crew,
hcaa,d by Second Mate Egan, mu-
tinted after the snip had been through
. storm 81 Rio JAneiro, aud, Rg inst
his Will, the captain had 10 make Tor
port. Win the exception Of thu chief
1lpor there WAS not n man ON Tue
vessel who aided with the skipper.
The tscluj ufiioer who led the
mutineeTs, deserted at Rio de JaneiTo
uut the remainder of tho crew are
aboard. They will probably be ar
rested on complaint Of the captain.
auj on their part any that they will
hsve tue captain taken Into custody
Tor cruelty on the high sess and do not
scruple 10 state that he was responsible
Tor the loss OF one OF the slarboatd
watch overheard.
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in Havana thatCampos will order un-
der arrest the young sons OF lesding
Cublus In all the provinces, hoping
thus to prevent tue spread OF the revo'
luton.
Recently Martinez de Csmpos
offered olemency to all insurgents who
would surrender. Believing Campoe
was sinc-rc, fity Insurgents gave them
selves up In Santa clara some days
ago. Thete men were brought to
Havana In chains anu viii be trans
ported TO u Spanish penal colony. Cam
pos treaohefy has aroused intense In.
dignation.
In the Sanctl Spiritus province on
Sunday, Insurgents raidsd the towns
Of Ganaces, Jobosi aud Hellamau.
Small attachments OF Spanish soldiers
Ia the towns were routed. The In
turKents then burned the town halls
anu carried OF several prominent
residents, including tho town officials.
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BURNED 10 DEATH.
sad Fate of q Popular society woman
OF chicago.


CHICAGO, Nov ~. - Mme. NINA
Morssu, vito OF Al. George Mofeau,
and formerly popular society wo'
man OF Chicsgo, was burned 10 denlh
at her residence In Paris early yester.
day morning. The .ad nows was re-
eeived last night by cable BY hor
brother, Paul V. warren. fne an
nouncomont came AZ cruel blow 10
Mr.. Warren and to tho Intimate
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ATCIiIsON AFFAIns.



New YoHK, Nov. l2.--The rcorgan'
iEslion committee Of tue Atchi,on,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad company
will meo1 In this city today to name
the officers anu directors OF the new
company. IL has no. been decide yet
who IL u be selected M PRESIDENT. The
most prominent candidates ato l.. Il.
jeffrey. now PRECEDENT Of the Denver
a Rio GrAndo Railroad company and
ID. Is. Robinson, who has been acting
president OF tho Sante Fs since the
resignation OF J. w. Rpinhari. Mr..
Jeffrey has the support oi some OF the
foreign intefests, but Me-. Robinson,
partly on account Of his many friends
and bis familiarity with ths system, II
preferred by American security hold
era. Mr.. Robinson was born IN Nef-
mout Ia isi7, and has been In the rail-
way service since 1855. He became
general manager OF tue Sonora Rail-
way cimpaoy In Mexico IN 1850, and
since that time his service has been
with roads In tho southwest, mart OF
the time with the Atlantic x Pacific
and the Colorado Midland. He has
bseu frat vice president OF tue AIohi-
son system since March, 1893.
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waller win ne Relcas,d.

WARRINGTON, Nov. l2.-ThoTe is q
definite understanding among the vt.
tacbes Of the French legation that cx-
Consul Waller will be released before
New Yehts day. This, IL In said, ~
part OF the program Of ,he new radical
ministry In france to extent amnesty
70 all political offenders. Walters 10.
lease will come, II 10 undefstood, a.
part Of general scheme OF forgiveness,
anu will be- ia no sense the result Of
any representations by the United
States authorities.
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''h LOUIS, Nov. l2.-Rsv. DIR. VIM.
~ Of Benton, a suburb OF this
nn been inund guilty OF the
rr o. undue familiarity with
N.Y., Tembets OF his iluck, preferred
a,' MIN, aud has been formally
leauea from the Presbyterian
nv. Tue secretary OF the Pfesby-
I, ~ ,a., S. ', Received orders to publish
(p,cS " Lees suspension In ell the
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a FLOUR WAR
Wholesale Groc.r- In chicago Com
bIns with niiieTs.

Wholesale Groc.r- In chicago Com
bine with niii.rs.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia local paper
says Growing out OF an attempt on
the part OF u majority OF the wholesale
grooers In this city to form combine.
ton with the big north western millers,
q -four war has broken out. Prices on
tho leading brands have been cut
sharply by the local grocers.
Last week the Waskburn-Crosby
CON pany was approached by represent
tatives OF the wholesale grocers ami
a,ked to put n "limited price" ON nour.
The reason assigned for the request
was that cutting was going on and by
com oining what IL known as u factor
basis an established price might he
fixed Whereby the groosru would nom-
inaliy sct NJ agents for the mlllers aud
those who would not accept terms
given TO factors on q mutual equality
basis OF selling prices be shut oil from
the advantages given t. factors.
The Washburn-Cr oaby company TO.
fused TO 20 into tho combination.
'rhereupon tho grocers who were work.
Ing for the new plan retaliated by cut
ting the prices on other brands OF lJuF.
Tbs discovery OF the attempt 10 put
tho combination factor plan Into tho
Il sur trade caused no end Of comment
among groeers aud obbers. The nj
tention OF Attorney General hAloney
has boon called 10 the growing tend
ency among tho grscers to establish
prices by agreement, since the plan
went into operation with tho sugar
trust, ana Interesting developments
may BIO looked for.
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YaIn.h,c cnlItclIon untnea.

DETRoIr Nov. a. Ex-senator
Thomas w. Palmor's residence was
burned this morning. A large quaint.
~ Of bric-n-brac, paintings and futni.
tufo were destroyed. They include n
complete Worlds Fair record, the only
one Ia existence, AMI scores Of tokens
collected during the senators residence
In Washington ard Spain. The insut-
anco aggregates s35, 900.
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Exchange OF Regiments.

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-fI is believed In
army circles the Fifteenth United
states Infantry stationed at Fort
5hersdan will shortly be transferred TO
the department VI Texas, Relieving the
rWenty.ihitd Infantry, which will In
turn relieve the Fourieenih Infantry
at Vancouver barracks, WASH, the
latter regiment coming TO the depart
ment OF Missouri, relieving the Fli'
teenth infantry.
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ing 10 purchases 10 Influential quar-
terra. American stocks we're strong. A
few brokers had 10 hc helped.
PARIS, Nov. l2.-.Buslnesp on the
bourss closed firm.
BERLIS, Nov. 12.-citocks on tue
boursr today were very fiat on account
OF vague rumots from London OF
failures.
NIENNA, Nov. l2.-The bourne TO.
day was very dull.
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PEORIA, Nov. l2.-J- Cummings
Dexei, VI this city, a nephew OF the
late Anthony Drsxei, OF Philadelphis,
received Information today thnt by the
death OF an aunt, Mrs. &. +. henil.
worth, OF Brighton, England, he Ia the
heir TO an estate valued nj about
81, 100000. Mr.. Drexol Is "a years old
anu during his residence In this city
has b.en In the employ OF the business
department OF a newspaper.
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m. ALLISON'S BOOM.
,,,,slIt,n Candidate for The
pr,ld.rcy Goes TO Work.
~, OF The PLANS REVEALED


Nav. ~. - The Times
, cni', ,'a.y priul,.'ns iollowi's'
A'''l ~ wul,,m b. Allison, eanoi'
s'' :, m. Republican nomination nation
. 80 ~, y. pr,.ld,acy Of tn. c Una.So
En-. : vii star, his boom 10 0n'..sO
|'a.'' n. enters the field sss's''' '
|' l',,', u. support Of Western men
l,i y. ~ NJ trI,ud and fellow statesmen '
'Al' ~ ! G,,rs,ou, Is working Tor his
',,,rs, 10 the Es''' c.,.,,o 4,
~, sllb General Henderson o.
rDP'o leader In tho House oil
V,su...tisa,stIyss and one OF Tue ,',
R,publioans ia the county,
nh g,ndrrson's appearance 10
g,nsn lin A ili,on is signihosn', ~
Cais,gV 'ssn 10 mean that tho dis
n ,uahei losAn' are h''o W
s'll'n, .iIl,ons lisutenants, ao-
s,as ,a lntormation received by Tue
,sS'Ia..lasrsId, sre endeavorlns 70
nv, , combinaiion Of when ,he
' ,i.,'. A., ali planned snd which m.y
sAiI 49, :" g,yotable attention OF Repuo-
lsss ,.,s,r 10 the Eastern States
'a .asno,sdly committed % the eau
t :, Thomss Il. Reed, la the
. .,a,SI Reed fails to get the nOmi.
w." mi, plan, which IL IL saiu
1--WE "a authority Clnrkson Is engi-
-, ba. for its object tue
'smS Of Allison for President
.1 n Csnsral McAlpin, OF New
w., IA, second place ON the ticket
sa,, sifcla have for somc time
IN ,vare that u move OF this klnI
~, an foo, aud last month. when
;,,,,,l McAlpin was In Chicago to
,.s"ibs m,elins Of the executive
'~m,,is, Of the National League OF
sssll,,u clubs, OF which he wa
,,,sJ pre,iisnt At Cleveland last
'mm,, be va Questioned about H.
n hi, aussuonlns he made no reply,
h,flo tilifm or deny, and lott the
s,ls,lly seekers moro convinced IMAM
,ion hat there was n good deal In IL
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CONCERNING cUBA.
S,.sns ia the spanish Cabinet
Divided.


| yEv YoNl, Nov. ia special TO
b. Void from Havana, Cuha. says:
lsii,a differences In the Spanish
bTy are reported In dispatches re-
|rlvsl iron Madrid. senior Canovas,
b. prime minister, has been In pro-
|aclsi CONSULTATION with the queen
lshi Marina Christina. What was
BIZ hktp, secret, but dispatch to
j, DISCUSSION states That the general
|pIrieb !, that the conference was over
lgbih bilts and the ministerial DIFF
(itnea e,l,ed by General Csmpos's
|spis',l9ns on tho suffice Of reforms
Srfe.
10 Ministerial circles here II 10 said
Bsn,nl Csmpos IL looking for pre-.
kII 10 lave Cuba, That assertion 10
)aliue.
II isaho reported that another style
conducting the war may be adopted.
as lat report Il construed TO mean
aI lh,ln,ufgsnts will DO dealt with
Uftly according 10 tho Wishes OF tue
hisfnilyts generally.
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ARRESTED NY sPAIS.nDs.
Americans, British and French sub
isois at Guantanamo.

KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. l2.-The
STANDARDS have arrested Ernest
Brooks,a British subject and manager
OF the 6oletad sugar plantation;
Mossrs. Bacon and Hugst, French
cilizens, and several Americans en-
gogeu In business In Guantanamo. Toe
British, French and American Woe
consuls demanded the release OF this
prisoners, Tut the Spsnisrds refused.
Spanish authorities assert that the men
arrested have paid tribute 10 the in'
surgent chief, Maceo, and have also
tmuggled arms.
TINS spaniatds, at tho instance Of
General Campos, have also arrested
about nifty bsys, membors OF the most
prominent CUBAN families In duanta-
namo, to b, held ~ hostageh Tor the
loyalty OF their parents ISIS reported
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would not have agreed to the terms
proposed by the rebel general. Tho
Spanish will not disclose what those
terms were.
The news caused q TREMENDOUS sen.
sation In this city. The Spanish are
amazs1. They cinnOi understand
how General CAmpos's oillcera deigned
TO close a Transaction with y rebel ren-
eral. They claim that the rebels are
worse than bandits aud that no honor
able Spanish officer should enter into
negotiations with them.
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The Obituary List.

FRESNO, CAL, Nov. l2.-Judge al.
lum Bailey, a pioneer Of California
ard also onO Of tie oldest citizens oil
Fresno county, died last evening.
Judge Bailey was born near SpTing.
field, ILL.,, Ia 1918, of Southern an
cestDts. lie crossed the plains IN 1919.
returning 10 Missouri IN 1858 aud
brought with him his wife and nine
chiilrsn. The caravan Of sixty persons
was attacked on the way by the Mo-
java Indians and nine OF the party
we're killed.
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Around ths world with n wheel.
barrow.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ia Dick whiting
toa, IA black for his cat, but accom-
panied by bull terrier and trundl-
Ing wheelbarfow, reached Chicago last
night.
Whittlngtsn, whose real name f.
VIM. ii. Bourne, loft San Francisco
April 9th TO wheel q wheelbarrow
around the world within three years
on n wager, he Gays, OF $4,000. When
he let San Frsncisco he carried NJ
companions a cat and bull terrier pup.
The cat died Just As tue trio reached
tho Kansas line.
Wilmington reached Chicago IL
days ahead OF time. lie carries with
him book containing the signatures
OF the postmas,ers Of all towns on the
route. He will leave Chicago We'd
nesday for Cleveland. He expoots to
reach Boston In March.
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Suffrage association will meet n, the
sherman house.
The fret work Of the day will DO 10
add their words Of congratulaiion and
appr citation Of the volumiuous mail
that will arrive at the Massachusetts
home VI MIS-. Stanton tomorrow.
The meeting will he n symposium
upon the life Il Ms. Stanton, anu all
the suiffage clubs In the county Will
have been Invited TO pafticiI alto.
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LfsB)s, Nov. ia dispatch re.
colvtd today from Lorenzo Marques, q
POftugein ia east africa, says the
Portuguese troops attacked the army
under command OF Chiei Cuucunhaua
near lake Coolera. A'tot an engage
mont OF forty minutes the natives were
tepulsed with great loss Of life. Oi tho
Portuguese IS were killed and 30
WOunued.
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MORMON ELDERS mouBRD.

That is.ths Report from White Post.
pih. Uounp, Arn,ueLy
ASHLAND, Kentucky. Nov. IA
report rom White Post, Pike county.
states that two Mormon Elders were
taken from church on Sunday night
and ridden out Of tho state aud into
West Virginia on rails. The Elder.
were exhorting a large congregation to
accept the Mormon faith when as
sailed.
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MOCKING The AMBASSADORS
The Sultan Says Order Has Been Re-
stored 10 Asia Minor.
Hut lie .. uobiIislnx Troop. O. Fight
Armenian. who Already dave
Captured q Turisi sh fort.

CossrASTisoPLE, Nov. l2.-Each
day shows that tho situation here 10
growing more threatening. The Porte
today, replying to Ihe identical notes
OF the Ambassadors VI Germany, Aus
tria ana I,hly, simply said that iufor'
motion regarding tue scheme for re-
iofin In Armenia would De forward ed
10 tho representatives OF the powers
"without delay" In other words,
these three Ambassadors, ut least, OH
tainod no satisfaction Mt all. IL IL not
yet known n the notes OF the nmbas.
sndors Of Great Britain, Russia anu
France nave been replied TO. Surprise
IL expressed, even by diplomats In this
city vino expect almost anything
from tue Porte, at tho action OF
the sultan In tanctioning the official
note Issued yesterday, expressing
Abdul Hlmid's thanks for thn "enoI-
getic measures taken by the Imperial
authorities In supprossing the disturb
anccs In Asia Minor, and asserting
that "otdsr had now been restored 10
ali tho districts recently the scene OF
riots anu Conflicts" and adding that
"precautions had been taken 10 insure
really looks like knocking the ambassa-
doris.
AS to order being restored In the dit
tuTbod districts, 10 need only be said
that tue mobilization OF about 100, 200
troops 10 be sent to these districts Il
progressing ~ actively as the Turkish
government can pussue an undertake
Ing, hamperei by lack OF funds anu
q a..., 81 ~ IL lot
Advices received To-Day announce
fresh disturbances ut Mafash, Bitlis
aud SivAs with attendant mss.actei.
AN ARMENIAN VICTORY.
II II also announced that u battalion
OF Turkish troops In the garrison nj
ZeitOun, which recently distinguished
itself by surrounding and shooting
down Armenian insurgents, was later
bobieged In the barracks by ArneniAnA
to whom the soldiers eventually capt.
tulaled with arms and ammunition.
The Armenians now occupy the
quarters at Heitouu previously occu.
pied by the Turkish soldiery,
Anxiety FOR AMERICANS.
The AImenians also had garrisoned
all important possessions In and aDoul
L3ltguu, anu are ghtnoIlng hmmunl
ton anu provisions, throwing up for,i
fications and In every way preparing
10 hold tho place.
Considerable anxiety Ia felt IN
American circles here on account Of
the absence OF news from the districts
where the American missionaries ar,
stationed. Ambassador Terrell tele
grsphsd Commissioner Darnham al
Harput asking him n the American
mission Ia safe. According TO advics'
today from Hadjin, several villages IN
that vicinity have been attacked by
rioters who massao.ed the inhabitant,
aud plundered property. II IL feared
that tho disturbances will spread tC
Hadlin.
It was stated this afternoon In
European officials circles here thai
rs u result OF the additional exchange
| OF viowH between the powers, u joint
course OF action. involving = display oil
naval aud possibly OF military force, al.
ready had been decided upon.
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Money In the wheel.

NEW York, Nov. i2.-Ths leading
class b bicycle racing men have en-
joyed n very successful season ON the
path this year. The tournament pro.
moiisg clubs have awarded valuable
prizes. A record Of the points scored
by tho leaJi Z men up TO date, with
tue value Of the prizes won are W
followG
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Knighi. OF Labor In session.

WAsHISoToN, ID. e., Nov. 1.-THE
niueteenth annual convention OF the
general assembly OF Knighis OF Labor
began here today. Tue sessions will
continue about ten days, but all busi-
nsss transacted will be guarded with
tue almost secrecy. General Master
workman Sovereign saya the increase
OF me m bsTship In the face OF hard times
is exceedingly gratifying. Ono OF the
important subjects to DO discussed will
b. the attitude OF the members OF the
order towards tho political parties dur
ipg the next national campaign.
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Large uo,si In FLAMES.

New York. Now ll2.-LHwrenca
Beach hotel, one OF the largest sum
msr hotels on Long Island, was des-
Toyed by rre today with contents.
The total LOSE, It l. thought, Will not
fail short Of s2OO,OOOi Insured for less
than half. The h0taI was owned by
tho Lawrencs Beach Improvement
company and leased by John Duryea,
OF New York.
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''A'iosAL NEWS ,rnon oua,.
o''ie'rs LNehAngs Prisoners
"i'h the lnsurx.n,.


/ VIII r. Nov. IA special to
"A 'o S', y, I ron Havana Gays:
|ye bs.n u.ne'al Camps 10 said TO
by among the prisoners given
aiu,urgenI General Rego at
Il, ASua' 10 santa Clara prov.
y, y opahlsh ilrs. sent "A volunteer
e,ssIp. h'lty with General Keso. 6ut
eomn' wyuli only negotiate win
v,a~matding lflicsr Of tbe ray',,a,
t, ~ Nat iurlsdluIlon. ''S''A'
Ben wo moso eventually delivered
lee Of N. s prisoners to n COM
\ sutsaa npsGish officers, inelud.
y Of I ~ IL ia believed that
y nuk a, P,,soners were Of n very
VI Otherwise the Spanish
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INDIANS MURDERED.
1--WE Bravcs and squAw Reported
KtiIed.

KiiIsd.
DURANGO, Nov. IA Deputy Sheriff
Joseph Smith aud Stanley Day, son Of
Indian Agent David Day, accom-.
panied by six Indisns from Ute agency,
started today for Lost canyon near
Dolores where, It lie reported, two In.
dian braves, Roc-E.Now aud hc.Ca.
WISCONSIN and iquAw, have been
murdered. 1t is conjeclured tho muir.
ders were committed by Indians, ~ no
reason for killing the Indiana by whites
can DO assigned. Should the killing be
traced TO whites, serious trouble may
ensue.