ARTHUR MURRAY
Arizona Republican Newspaper
October 5, 1895

Albuquerque--Arthur Murray and bride arrived in this city a 
month ago last night from Bonita, Ariz having been married 
there on September 1. Last Tuesday he left his wife at the 
Arlington House, stating that he would return at 5 p.m.  This 
morning his wife received a letter from her husband, stating 
that his dead body would be found in Room 12 of the Rachiebi 
Lodging House.

Murray had cut his throat, severing the carotid artery and had 
also cut his left arm and leg.  He left two letters to wife, 
enclosing a check for $410, drawn by E.A. Cutler, a merchant 
of Bonita, Ariz.  He belonged to the A.OU.W. He assigned no 
reason for his rash deed, but his wife believes he had another 
wife in ST. Louis.

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