Arizona citizen., 1873-06-14

San Carlos reservation arrived here
 on Tuesday, and we have obtained
 from him the following information
 relative to the outbreak on that reser.
 vation which resulted in the murder
 of Lieut.. Amy. It was ration day
 at the reservation and an Indian
 named She-Shet came for his ration
 and was refused, as he had been sev-
 eral times before, because he had nc
 descriptive list, and he had been often
 requested to get one but always de-
 cllned to do so. On this occasion he in-
 sisted on having his ration issued, and
 Major Larra bee insisted that he should
 comply with the rules. Finally he
 became very angry and drew a spear
 on the Major, wh o immediately
 grasped his revolver and then wrote
 a note to Amy to send up guard to
 arrest him. Six soldiers were sent
 under 8 sergeant and Amy soon after
 followed leisurely unarmed, and when
 he arrived near where Major Larra-
 bee was standing the Indian She-Shet fired and shot him through. Amy
 advanced few steps and said, "my
 God, they have broken out" and then
 received another shot, nearly tearing off the top of his head. It is uncertain
 who fired this shot. A Anumb Der of shots
 was fired on both sides and the sol diers and Major Larrabe retreated to where the main body of soldiers was encamped. There was 8 good deal of excitement and necessarily considera-
 ble confusion, and as is always the case at such times the statements of different parties relative to some of the details are somewhat conflicting; as for instance, one of the soldiers is quite sure that Conception prevented him from shooting, while others are equally positive that the soldier is mistaken. This She-Shet belonged to Co-che-nay's band and was un- doubtedly acting in concert with them. Chung, Co-che-nay and Tomas each have bands of Indians that they gov- ern as much as any of the captains do, (which is but very little, and gener- ally Cooperate together, and were undoubtedly equally guilty III this outbreak, at least the two former were, and are still off the reservation. The latter, Tomas, has come back to the reservation, but Major Larra bee nas strong suspicious tn at he is equally guilty. Es-kim-en-zin was sway at the time, having left with lis band in passion few days pre- 7lous, but has since returned and has behaved in this affair very we'll. l Santo did not leave and has also/ lcted well. The number that left Ifter Amy was murdered is belieEkd | o be from one to two hundred, aAd | hey are still away. Chung is thA
 Indian who murdered the Mexican\ butcher last winter at Old Camp 1rant in cold blood and without | ause, and should have been hung ong ago. Major Larra bee says that Lieut.. Amy was unusually kind to III the Indians; that his tent was
 crowded with them, and le allowed them to occupy his bed nd use and handle every thing he lad, about as they pleased; that he yes unwearied in his care and atten- ion to please them and do them good. Since his death they have become sat Stied that he was stimulated to adopt hls course by his good old mother, 7ho is evidently @ Quakeress. She bought she was doing right, but it l; as ever been the case that those who ave used Indians with the greatest indness fall the first victims when ley break out, and while we honor is good mother for her kindness of cart, yet we hope it will prove a les N on to those far away, to not under Ike to instruct upon so dangerous l lbject when they know nothing { bout it. Maj. Larrabee necessarily vs ,els sad and disappointed. He came I ere with a full determination toI , pare no effort to do these Indians V ood. In advance of receiving in- t ;ructlons he commenced to dig them IT ditch; he endured hardships and Is rivations and night or day was ever lr l the alert to do them favor and tb ake them more comfortable and E appy, and has been rewarded just as A 3 was completing ditch sufficient l
 irrigate all the land they could cul- iI uato h1r on O otto.,, nt to ta lro hic l;fo