The Arizona sentinel., 1873-10-18
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
From the Miner. Indian and Military Affairs.

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 The aspect of Indian affairs Is gloomy for the whites. Recent. corners from the Verde res-rva. ti0n say that over l,001 Indians have left there. and are now prowling through the mountains: A great many of them are around the ranches on the Lewer Agua Fria, and some of them have been seen. or rather their fires, in the vicinity of Granite Mountain. ] Citizens are alarmed, and well they may be, believing aS they do, that the deserters from the reservation are pretty well SUD-. piled with new government OunS, and ammunition, procured we a.arcely know how, but it is charged, from illicit traders, among whom are numbered many of the late Indian soldier allies of Gen. Crooks tr0npS. We. are not SD much alarmed as many Ofour readers. but must confess that there Is cauSe for fear. The. Indians who killed Townsend have not, to cur nowledge. bean caught up with and punished. There Is reason, however, t0 hopp that the scouting parties Of white and Indian soldiers sent cut by rock will punish the mur- derOus renegades.
 The General himself has gone to the Verde, and all may rest assured that he i doing his best to check this new move of the faithless APacheS. In him and bis tile army we have uaheEad- ed faith, and shall soon look for the. springing of mpre mine. under Apache stamping grounds.
 Agent Williams, of the Verde, Is deimg his very best to control the savages this he has been doing all the tune. but sickness, etc. have given the wretches ex- euses for skedaddiing back to their old haunts. Not long since when an attempt was made t0 ar rest Del-Che, tue Apaclres on the reserve Were ready and eager 10 murdcT, every white man-citi. 1epfTnd soldier--on said reserve, 30 Lieutenant Schuyler, having out Very snail force, Was com peled, much against his will, to oesi>t from arreSting tie repro bate.
 The Tucson Citizen Of Sept. 9 gives the following news from the White Mountain and san Carlos reservations:
 "We learn frsn A. Mickey. who arrived from the San Carlo < on Tuesday, that on the l7th inst. Capt. Pedro reported to Lt. Rice that a notorious Apache named EkooIgO, who brutaIlv murdered Mr. Redman, sutIer at eSa.ssiFsiI4 Apache, over two wears ago, was at an Indian camp near the agency. Upon receiving this information. Liaut. Rice, with Geo. H. Stevens, acting agent, Marcial Gallegos the interpreter, John M. Logan, late hospital steward at Camp Apache. and private Geo ResSei, started to arrest him. On arriving at the camp the Indian was found lying down and was requested to get up and go with he Lieutenant to the agency. On rising he drew his Knife and stabbed Logan in several places, from the effects nf which he died m about three. hours, and slightly wounded Resse!. Al this juncture of af~ fairs stevens alsF GallegoS fret upon the savage, killing him in- stan'ly. The Apaches say that this Indian has murdered. ta their knowledge. dine men-four whites and five Apaches among the latter was his own brother. They seem much pleas cd that he has been killed He could have been killed long ago, put according to Colyer he was entitled to sp aeiai favor for his surcess and dtring in kiling whit" me-, and he has gone un.
 
 SsS pathway in bl.o.i and u>iug his inaupu,e to dehauch the friendly disposed. Thanks to '1en { feok new order to man. sgPment has becn inaugur.ted sna the Apaches arc being taIgtfs that they are responsible oeii'gs, and that murder aud rob. peFy arc crimes fDr which pun tshment vii! follow.
 C; A. Shibbell, who returned on Nonday with his freight train ifous Camp Apache, informs lis that Lieut Erkorson ;s on ro,,i q 10 Fort Yuma with Capitan Chi. quito and six other Ano.bas whither they have baon Sent hy Major Randall for disphpvino he rules Of ti,e reservation nv Ssing absent without leave. If seems :hst Coplt'a Chiquilo has the k.,r,d 0f s'''N