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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
THE DEATH SUSPICIOUS.
The Police Investigating the Death
of Edward Kiiynni.

New York, Dec. 5.-some suspicion
was today thrown around the death
OF Edward Kilyanl, the originator OF
~ wing Pictures" which occurred re-
Gently, w. II. Jones, clerk In the
office Of Abraham Gruber, lawyer and
poii,iclan, went to the coroners ofice
this morning and told OF he suspic-
ions which he said Mr.. Gruber enter-
tained as to his friends death. Gruber
said he had seen Kilyani q week sEo
Gruber said moreover that Kilyani mad
been living with a woman, and she.
without making any mention OF the
Inc death TO the board OF health, turn
ed the body over 10 an embalmer, VINO
embalmed II. The health oi'iH@r went
10 the Kilyani fat and notihed me ro-
lice to put the place under s"r'e'iia"ee
together with the woman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
INSISTING
On the Position Taken
by Powers.
THEY ARE UNABLE TO NOW RE.
TREAT WITH DIGNITY.
SULTAN Is NOTIFIED
THE AMBASSADORS STILL THREAT
ZEN TO PASS DARNANELLEs
WITHOUT PERMISSION.
Said Pnsha Is In Fenr of As.a.sina-
tion and Seeks Refuge In the
English Embassy.
SULTAN is NOTIFIED

London. Dec. 5.-The Times will
print dispatch from Constantinople
which says the ambassadors have re-
oeived instructions from their govern
ment that the guardship question must
be pushed. and that 1t Is impossible for
the powers to retire from their posi-
ton.
Mr.. Gladstone has written to the
secretary of the Armenian Relief as
socation as follows:
Il still hope In the indlsposition Of
the powers to make themselves utterly
ridiculous before the world"
The Daily News has received a dis
patch from Constantinople which viii
be published tomorrow to the effect
that the embassies have Informed the
sultan that IL the demands for the
extra guardships are refused the OAR
danelles will be forced by the powers.
The same correspondent says:
1.-The venial press here congratulates
the sultan on the success OF his efforts
and OF mis- represslve measure. Today 3
news is that 200 Armenlans were killed
in Kaisariveh (cesdrea).
A massacre has occurred at Hass
Khalen in the village OF Erzroum,
about twenty miles east of the city OF
Erzroum, where the Armenian monas-
terry were sacked and burned. and the
bishop. the Vicar and the other inmates
were killed. A feeling OF alarm still
prevails.
A Berlin dispatch to the Daily News
afilrms that Germany has been much
more active In her endeavors to settle
the Armenian question and obtain the
unity OF the powers than Is generally
believed. II was Germanys advice, says
the dispatch. that the porte opened ne
gotlatiOns for the surrender of the
Zeitoun insurgents. which. however.
proved fruitless,
The Daily Telegraph's special from
Vienna says that sixty-sIx Arlnen'. rs
were butchered at zeilah and Any
eight ut Hassan Keiiah, with every ac-
compartment OF ingenious cruelty.
This correspondent afilrms that even
In Constantlnople the aspect of affairs
Is far from re-assuring.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
COMPLIMENTS THE SOLDIERS.
For the Great bravery That They
DId Not Exhibit.

Havana, Dec. 6.-Oeneral Valdez mas
telegraphed to Marshal de campoa,
Oomplimcnting Lieutenant Winston
Churchill and Lieutenant spencer, both
of the British army, and commencing
the Spanish troops for distinguished
bravery during the recent engagement
near Clegel de Avila. when General
suarez met and defeated Maxine
Gomez. who Is said TO have been COM
PEELED to retreat with numerous losaes.
Al the same time. an already cabltd,
General Navarro is reported to nave
defeated Antonio Mhceo at Juliapoc,
The schooner Sultano. after having
been looted by the insurgents at Santa
Cruz del Sur, was set nre to ana
burned.
The steamer Leon Treco has arrived
at Guantanamo with the batalllons OF
Principe de Toledo and Satrusteguc,
and the steamer Buenos Ayrea has ar
rived at Cayo Traces with the Zah-
gosh, Sakl, Prenvii and q Catalonia
battalion, numbering 1000 soldiers.
Marshal Campos has arrived here and
gives good report OF anairs In Santa
Clara.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

will. in all probability. never undergo
trial In this country for his crimes.
Tno Belgium governments reply was
transmitted through Minister Ewing.
our diplomatic representative TO Bell
GUM. II Is 10 tho eject that the BEL
siuni government cannot permit the
extradition OF n fugitive from Justice
unless his crime IN among those men
toned In the extrndition treaty be-
tween II and the United States. All
the state department can now do Ia
to instruct Mr.. Ewing to watch Rus
sell closely II he escapes imprisonment
as n result Of his alleged crime In Bet
GUM. Should he leave that country
the government under whose jurlsdlo-
ton he enters will be asked immcdi-
extrndltion,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

President Of the United States win
Decide On the Claims of Italy.

New York. Dec. s.--The Heralds cor
respondent at Rio Janeiro. Brazil.
sends word that the Italian minister
TO Brazil and the minister OF foreign
affairs OF the republic have signed n
draft OF a treaty submitting the claims
OF Italy against Brazil to arbitration
by the President OF the United States.
The treaty win probably be sanctioned
by the governments OF both countries.
The Italian claims against Brazil
arose from alleged outrages upon
italian subjects during the late rev.
olution.
The HeraId'B correspondent also tcle-
cided adversely IN regard to the VI sws
presented by France as the basis OF
arbitration In the dispute over the
territory OF Amapa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Lima, Peru, Dec. 5.-The extra ses-
hon OF congress was opened today and
NE secretary read President Pierola's
nessage
washington. Dec. 5.--The commander
fort Grant, Arlz., reported to the
department today that two Indians had
been killed
owingsvllle. Ky. Dec. 5.-The annual
i9f hunt derby race was won by +. j.
nasins Jagbrig, the Bourbon Kennel
hafhill second.
Washington. Dec. 5.-It is probable
secretary Carlisle's annual report Will
\" De sent to congress before Tues
Wy OF next week.
Huntington, Del, Dec. 5.-The COM
M1,nsloner taking testimony In the 40
a'cks divorce case today refused to
naht Mrs. Addicks divorce.
ussolomonvllle. Arlz., Dec 5.-Sherif
wnght and posse are hot on the trail
Tuesday.
Shieago. Dec. 5.--Judge Showalter
IVA. susy refused the application made
,Ial days ago for an injunction re-
sassIihg the consolidation of the local
eas companies.
,,maanfax, Dec, 5.-The steamer Hunt.
ae 70 Mobile from Liverpool put In
49, To-Day short OF coal. She has a
NJ OF cotton. Gales and mead winds
ave Kept her back.
nemphis. Tenn, Dec. "a. X. Ward.
so reached New Orleans from Hon
sl,v as lnst night was brought to this
INK unlght and placed In the city
~ oy Chief Moseiey.
boston. Dec. 5.-The prudential board
,oe American Missionary society
HI ADOPTED resolution to ask the
ia sIoss society to take charge Of
armenian relief funds.
hvnaha, Dec. 5.-S. v. Gtiswoid, sport
|tcs.s ui'or OF the Bee. was exonerated
NJ aeath Of Arthur Tubblns. who died
Engaging in prize night
Iwosws York. Dec. 5.-The Evening
sar,.u says that n trust has been or
ts,,eu comprising nearly all the car
ma ,, Mck factories In the country and
Itort,ce OF tacks have risen to almost
su'e the former price.
No'..eago, Dec. 5.-The Chicago and
|dee,anwsstern Railroad company today
Idena its regular quarterly divl-
t,nnIi. Oh ! "a per cent on the preferred
|eonnnan and restored the dividend on the
lnnn,oh stock to the per cent per
tonduon, Dec. "a meeting OF the
|faIl,roh bondholders OF the Nicaragua
|schsr The meeting adopted the
snyhSs OF settlement OF the debt ar
|.oles.u between The committee OF bond
's,.s's and the Nicaragua government.
NJ ew York. Dec. b.-The annual meet
sor,,u, The National seamens union
psr, gel It's session today. a great
81 % The day was taken up In hear
Secretary. 80 VI '"e p'ess" ""1
M hamburg, Dec. 5.-captain patter-
bn,ol the British steamer NRduro
<rar, hamburg 10 Port Royhi ie o
bussdased from Spain that the Maduro
Am .red in mid ocenn on November
~ me crew were saved but one.
a" ~shington. Dec. b.--The report OF
b NJ sens,sury auditor on the deficiency
no. nhrary has been completed and
M, that Mr.. spofford has deposited
q X ume 70 time the amounts found
IN , nus with the exception or com
IS nvey s-nsl' amount which here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
A YouTHFuL TRAVELLER.
II. J. Vincent Makes Trip Around the
World.

Chicago. ILL.,. Dec. 5.-A i5-year.old
boy, travelling around the globe. With
out using any money and Incidentally
bobnobing with royalty and killing
tigers on the way--this Ia what Richard
j. Vincent. OF New York. alias the
informing Star" who reached this city
Monday from st. Paul asserts ne has
accomplished. He says he has travelled.
not as q tramp, but in Pullman cars
and In first-oaae cabin berths on steam-
ors, and has put up nj the nest vteln
BY the sale Of book, which he VIII
write. he says he intends to give him
self an education.
Vincent tells how be left New York
June i0.1so3. and went 70 Hamburg, hut,
a. he had Z ticket. rsturned 10. ReF
York and then started westward. ~
teib kow. whit II Erropa ~ n>U ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
CANADA NEARING A CRISIS.
school Fight in Manitoba May Dlsrup,
the Dominion Provinces.

Winnipeg, Man. Dec. b.-Exciting
events are Impending in Canada. With
IN month the parliament will be
summoned to pass remedial order
directing Manitoba government to re-
store to the Roman Catholics their pa
rochial schools. Then will come The
climax to the long and bitter warfare,
climax that may disrupt the confed-
GRAFTON OF Canadian provinces.
To all entreatics for compromise
TO avoid trouble Premier Greenway
turns deaf ear. and II Is inevitable
that If the Dominion authorities re-
store Roman Catholic schools In this
country they can only do SO by force.
In Winnipeg there Is said 10 be n
growing movement In favor of seces-
sion from the Dominion. which really
means the setting up q crown colony
entirely independent OF Ottawa au-
thority. but II is certain that Premier
Greenway and those back OF him will
bitterly resist to the utmost the restor-
alton OF Roman Catholic schools. on
which restoration the Dominion Ru-
thorities seem bent. The premier does
not qualify his assertions In this re-
gard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
CONSUL GENERAL RESIGNS.
Havemcyer Tenders III. Resignation
as Consul General to Austrin.

New York, Dec. 5--A cablegram was
received In this city last night giving
Official notice OF the resignation II
Theodore A. Havcmoycr as consul gem
eral OF Austria In this city.
Ms. Havemeyer resigned three weeks
ago because of tho pressure Of his
private business AFFAIRS. He had held
the position for twenty-five years. Tho
cablegram announces further that Mr..
Havemeyer'H successor, Franz Stock
niger. would present to MIR. Have
meyer patent OF nobility from the
emperor confirming the title OF baron
already borne by him. The emperor
created Mr.. Havemeyer commander
OF the order OF the Iron Cross eight
years ago In recognition OF his courtc-
sy TO the archduke when the latter
visited this country. This honor car
ries with Il the rank Of baron.
Mr. Havemeyer will not leave this
city 10 live In Havana, as wns report
ed. His interests here are too vast,
he says. TO permit him to leave them.
Franz StockinEcr, who succeeds Mr.
Havemeyer, has been AN attache In
the Austrian government at London.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
FEARS FoR HIS LIFE.
Council President Last Week and
Now "a Refugee.

Rome. Dec. IA dispatch from Con-
stantlnople says that Said Pasha, the
president OF the Turkis1 council or
state and formerly grand vizier, has
taken refuge in the British embassy
at Constantinople, believing himself not
only to be in danger OF arrest, but fear
Ing for his life. on Friday Said Pasha
was mentioned as likely to be appoint
ed grand vizler and last week he was
called upon TO use his Influence with
the British ambassador at CONSTANT
norlc. Sir Phillip Currie. TO have the
British gunboat, Drlad. ordered from
the Dardenelles, and though not sue
cessful Immediately Said Pasha per-
suaded Sir Phillip Curric to refer the
matter to his government.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
ONE OF TWO THINGS
CONGRESS WILL MOST POSITIVELY
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT IN
MS POSITION.
Venezuelan Question Now Threatens
TO Embroii the Two Nations In
n Moody Row.

Chicago. Dec. ga special dispatch
to the Times-ilornld from It's wash
ington correspondent says; War be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain is threatened. Il can only be
averted by surrender on the part OF
England. The contention over the
Monroe doctrine has reached stugc
which Will produce the greatest ankle
ty on both sidsa OF the Atlantic until
the facts become known. II the Amerl-
can congress will support the president.
aud OF this there can be no doubt.
Great Britain VIII soon be given the
chance of surrondcrlng or Fighting.
Upon unauestlonable authority. reads
the dispatch, II In known that thia gov
ernmunt has received n cablegram from
Ambassador Bayard giving briefly mo
contests Of the note which the Mar &,s
OF Salisbury has mailed In reply 20
Secretary olncy's dispatch OF last July.
This document il in substance n
refusal to nrbltratc any territory east
ward OF the SchomberR line. How
ever. Lord Salisbury ralaes new case.
He now contends the Schomberg line
was not arbitratablc Il was IN fact
made upon authentic data, and II can
be proved by the records. The treaty
rectly represents the western limits
OF the territory which Great Britain
acquired by cossion from Holland.
Receipt OF the Information caused
some excitement In the Washington
government. Secretary olncy at once
proceeded to confer with the president
about u. They agreed In their opinion
concerning II. and the opinion was that
the British premier was trlfiing with
the merits OF the question In attempt.
Ing to delay direct response to the prln-
clpll Issue Involved, and TO bring on a
controversy between the two govern
ments M to historical records and TO
geographical facts,
Such n controversy n once entered
upon, might run for an indefinite t.mo
The program which the president and
secretary now have In mind IL to FIRST
ascertain wishes OF Venezuela In the
premises II Venezuela ~ willing to
arbitrate on the Schomberg tine lien
the mission OF the United Stntes In for
Two nj IN end, Venezuela has re-
pentcdly refused this, and It IN not OK
pocted that she viii give IN now.
Upon being assured OF Venesnela'a
willingness to submit to English pre-
tensions the president VIII rofor she
whole matter TO congress ut NJ early
date for such action as that body may
see NJ TO take, The correspondence
win be accompanied meRdfro ybHnFb
win be accompanied by n mesnage from
the president explaining TIE situation.
but probably containing no reinmnicn-
dntions. Congress. MS the orlv whr-
making power, viii be Jeff [, it's own
viii uninfluenced save ~ facta. When
this moment arrives the executive viii
have exhausted resources. The fm tn
er course OF the contest Will rest with
the new congress. II M expected, how
ever, that congress- viii at once nu.
N npnuIInnt B tQS,,a m A.
mntum that VIII cause England to
back down or fight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
IN A HURRY TO FIGHT.
Fits Wants the Dnte Set for some
Time In January.

Houston. Tex, Dec. g, tSpeclal)-Mar
lin Julian and Robert Fitzsmmons
both referred to corbett as cur when
they learned today that he had re-
fused TO sign for the fight.
II will guarantee TO stop him In
ten rounds IL he will fight" said Fitz.
"And II he will not meet me. then
l am willing to take on Maher. Jul
Inc Corhett fight will satisfy him for
n 70 with Maher II Stuart so arranges.
Il had a telegram from Stuart to-
day. fixing February II as the day OF
the contest, but ! replied, saying II
must be In January or April. We can
not afford to be idle until February.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
DELAY AT AN END.
The Powers win Talk Turkey 90
the Turk.

Constantinople. Dec. 4, via Sofia. Bull
garia. Dec 5.--The following statement
regarding the situation was obtained
today from a high official:
Although the statement that the pow
ers have presented an ultlmatum to the
sultan on the extra guardshp ques-
tion Is Incorrect. It is true there have
been further representations by the
ambn ssadors. which have resulted In
n fresh interchange of views. and there
is a strong feeling that the delays or
the sultan will not be allowed to con-
tInue much longer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
CINCINNATI DAY.
II Was Bienk at the Fair hut Later
Grew brighter.

Atlanta. Ca, Dec. 5.--cincinnati
day at the exposition w9s cold and
bleak, hut before noon the sun shonc
out brightly. The Fifth regiment, Ohio
National Guards. and Battery y es-
corted the mayor ard the Cincinnati
chamber OF commerce to the exposi-
tion grounds. President Collier OF the
oress OF welcome, and President Free
burg OF the Cincinnati chamber OF
commerce responded. Other speeches
followed.
The First Regiment band gave an
open air concert at o'clock and Bat
terry Il an exhibition drill at p. m.
The nrst inetRllment OF the New Jer-
sey delegation arrived this morning
and was received at headquarters.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

Former Editor of a Spanish News-
paper wants Damages.

ST. Louis. Dec. 5.-Adolph pnelas
salinas. the former editor OF the Span
ism newspaper. Las Dos Naciones, 70.
day began suit for libel for s2b.OOo
against Antonio Mlesta. Among other
things Maesta said Salinas was ensas-
was fugitive from Mexico u was
also nverred that he had attempted TO
ret a ST. Louis banker TO cash @ worth
less check for $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
NATIONAL sEAMEN's UNION.
In Conye tiou--De Condition
of the Merchant Merine.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE annual con-
vention OF the National Seamen's union
OF America began last night at the
headquarters OF the scamen's union.
There were present ten delegates from
the Pacific Coast seamen's union: clev-
en- from the Great Lakes seamen
union. nine from the Atlantic Coast
seamen's union and nine from the
seamen's union OF Van couyer.
Thomas ]. Eiderkin presided at tho
opening OF the convention. The prin-
clpai business was the presenting OF
credentials and the appointment OF
committees.
Measures for proposed legislation VIII
be brought before the convention to-
day.
1t was stated at the convention rtnt
the conditions in the mcrcantlie ma
rine are so bad that few Americans
Will allow their boys 70 enter II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
purrALo BILE sErrLEp up.
The Father Then Wrote Letter Ex.
onerating the Indian.

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. b.--upon the re-
quest OF Jacob Horn. the father OF lit
tie Johnnie Horn. who was killed by
the Indian Mohawk OF Bufraio Bill's
troupe, states Attorney Iter nolie
Pressed the case against the Indian.
The father wrote that upon Investigate.
Ing the case thoroughly he is convinc.
ed the deed was wholly accidental. and
since w. II. Cody. Buffalo BILL" has
manfully come forward and paid him n
sum OF money for expenses. etc. he Is
unwilling to prosecute the case fur.
thor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

las "a.
Mile and seventy yards; Proverb
w MN, Queen Bess second, Terrnpin third.
SIX furlongs' Mazarinc won, Nikita
s,eeond. HibernIa Queen third. Time,
Selling. seven and n half furlonr,. a
u. Cox won. Lester second. Billy BEN
nett third. Time, 1855 IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

This morning shortly before 2 o'clock
an alarm called the FIRE department
10 the Union depot addition wis IRA
7 Buffers barn was destroyed by hre'
Tho loss amounted TO 500 or wv. IN,
~ Death
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

Buttons: The count gave mo 81 20
tell him truthfully II Miss do Richie was
ct home. The Maid. And you didf
buttons: Not nucbi told Mas DC
tell him shs was cut y Wsstehestfr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

Dispute over the Constitutions -
south Carolina and Nississippi.


south Carolina and ssississipps.
Warrington, D. c., Dec. 5.-AithouEh
there IL talk before congress that south-
ern Republicans might try to brine
about congressional action on the state
constitutions OF South Carolina and
Mississippi which they claim were de-.
signed to disfrsnchiss their party, Tiers
does not seen, much Likelihood that any
effective step In that direction will be
taken. Murray Of South Carolina. whe
was the only colored member Ia the
last congress u back ~ contestant
for his old scat. the csrtincate which ~
held BY q Democrat, He claims 20 have
been counted out and says ha hep uoe
the slightest doubt he VIII ~ 1eA19d~
Tne general opinion 1r1opG 1915e H>..
puhlisans sppsars e 3? re- ~. so
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
cuLLum WILL RESIGN
A Change to Take Place In the state
Department.

Austin. Tex, Dec. J.--(Speciai)--It IN
learned today that Hon. John II. Gull
ium will resign his position In the de-
partment OF state on the FIRST Of next
yenr and return TO Garland, his old
home. to assume management again Of
his paper fThe Newsl. He win be sue
ceeded by Mr.. ". X. Mclean.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06

New Orleans, Dec. b.-Bagpipe won
oyerelia second, Jack the Jew hira'
Time. 1923 H. LII.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
WILL NOT SURRENDER RUSSELL
po.tonics Robber Finds safety In

New York, Dec. 6.--A special to tho
Herald from Washington says; Bel
g!um han refused to surrender Harry
Russell. ths postofjics robbtr who
broke out OF tho Ludloy street jsu, 70
The United states authorities and ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
WAS FOUND DYING.
Mystery Surrounding the Death OF
Kansas Man.

Eureka. Kan, Dec. 5.-w. Fl orvis
OF severy was found dying In his room
and died about half hour later. Al
the coroner's Inquest verdict was
rendered that death was due TO the
effects OF fall on the slippery pave
n accept the verdict and hint at foul
play. . o,
knocked insensible on the streets OF
seyery and robbed OF $500 In money
and 10000 worth of government bonds.
Ne was confined to his bed by INJURIES
received In the assault and on partial
recovery received a mysterious SUM
mons TO 20 TO Kansas City. He COM
plied and was met by total stranger.
who. in consideration OF $3.50 In money,
returned the bonds. He never under
stood the tranraction and had felt that
he was constantly under espionage.
He had inended to start for canaaa on
the day Of his death. n II understood
that he carried large policies In several
life and accident Insurance companies.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-06
Hunting the Wanderers.

Deming, N. NJ. Dec. b.-Acting under
orders 81 the department commander
al Denver, troop OF cavalry left Bay
ard last night for the scene OF the re-
ported murder Of u man and woman
near soloinonvilie. Ariz.. by renegade
Indians from San Carlos reservation.
where these bodies viii be Joined BY
detnchfnent from Fort Grant and the
murderer pursued