Show 1 EN MIL ES VINDICATED I ExGovernor of Arizona c Comes to His Relief 1 I COMMISSION REPORT E UTAH of Labor Not Yet Or i nifflit It oiTroul > Ie Over the Col WrlccntcA Fatal Giant lrNI Fxplofcloii In Colorado 1ottIer of Arizona on l1Ulclii ocrztor iO Oct ExGovornor Tritlo of INtIS in the city yesterday In ro n was rflOl of the Indians by Gen ther J tJ that Territory he snid The > J ThefIu of the Indiana was demanded by Jral Association of JKoneers by riZnl1 in the Territory for many Iy newspaper made by nnnnal report nnd in everr S Xrthnp8 and Clevelands Adminis tn3er nlnsked for the same and Score tJns l narmmakinR his report to Con list December embodied my reoom s Isst thereby endorsing them 1daUOnS think General Miles was blame Do you with Gerommo ak1 compromise 1iau1g Miles the not I think pursued I d3 fl No in the ible coarse to secure peace It pJ5lblc It was always General Crooks rruor anJ always l mine that the capture nIJD lifrommo ou any terms and the removal hIm and his > > men was essential to R per If these Indians had been peace lent surrender unconditionally as the J ta t enuacnt demanded which would have impossible to make them do a almost been given a legal trial for d haJ they what good would it all have crimes er So witnesses were alive to prove De cuilt and they would have been cleared waut r of evidence that is if they had not aped before their tnal and resumed their fcsdv operations |