Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-11-27

 something 10 that effect Mr. Ruther- ford is said to have sought an eXpla- nation from Browning and the latter after telling him that he did not fully understand the matter, took eXcep- tions to AIr. Rutherford's remarks questioning Brownng's authority to interfere With him in his capacity as receiver. It is stated that Browning attempted to use pair of brass knncks during the argument
 Three Are Implicated.
 At the cOroner's inquest, which was held at Clio yesterday Coroner w. \. Niyen of Rison ordered Bert McCart- ney. W. C. Cotton and J. J. Prince. postmaster at Clio, held to answer the charges of murder. Testimony, impli- eating them in the triple assassina- tions, is said to have been brought out at the initial hearing They were immediately arrested by a deputy sheriff and are still in the custody of the officer. An effort will be made before Judge William England at Ri- son tomorrow to secure McCartney'S release through habeas corpus pro- ceedings. State Senator w. $. Amis and Attorney Pitt Holmes have been employed to represent them. The cor oner's jury returned verdict that Godfrey and McEwen came to their deaths from gunshot wounds inflicted by Cotton, Mccartney and Prince No blame was laid fo the death of Bush, owing to the inability of the coroner and officers to find his body.
 McCartney's Wife Too. Following the arrest of the three men, held by the coronor, for inves- |tigation, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney George S. Brown of Rison issued warrants against Mrs. Sue Mccartney wife of one of the accused men, and Ed Richards, a mill hand charging them both with murder. Another warrant was issued for Jesse Strong said to be a brother -in-law of Mrs Mccartney. charging him with being l an accessory before the fact to mur- der. The warrants will be served this 1 afternoon, having been placed in the l hands of Sheriff Ira Moore.
 It is charged that Mrs. Mccartney had a revolver in her hand during the the shooting, which put an end to the lives of Godfrey, McEwen and Bush Cotton, it is said, was a brother Mason of Godfrey. 1t is charged that he first shook hands with Godfrey, when he alighted from the train, and when he turned to go the shooting began Godfrey was shot in the back of the head and two bullets also entered the right hip from the rear.
 T. Havis Nixon Employed. Attorney T. Havis Nixon of this city has been employed to assist Pros ecuting Attorney Byron l.. Herring of Warren in prosecuting the alleged assassins. He was employed yester- day by brothers of Godfrey, when they arrived here from Louisiana, where they accompanied the body of their brother last night. Nixon went to Rison today at noon and will begin taking testimony and gathering evi- dence immediately. Other local at torneys, it is stated, will be engaged to assist in the prosecution and no few will be employed to defend some of the accused men.
 w. s. Amis of Rison was in the city yesterday from Rison, going home on the belated Cotton Belt train at 6:3O D. m. He is Said to have consulted with local parties relative to the re- cent tragedy and it's probable out come
 Still Looking For Body. 1 Undertaken c. R. Pugh of the Hold , erness-Fitzhugh Company, here went l to Clio again this morning, to, if pos sible, find the body of Bush, whose death has never been doubted, but whose body relatives are anxious to recover. Justice John Henderson ol Rison got a posse of citizens together this morning and at last accounts was searching the woods in every direc- :, tion from Clio, in an effort to find , Bush's body.
 DayelOnmentS of a most sensational nature are looked for daily from now on.
 Reward For BuSll's Body
 J. E. Ritzell, brotherin-law oi Bush, today authorized the Holder nass- -EitZhugh COmDanY to offer a re-