, 1876-05-09

LEAvENWOIIH, May 1.-Your correspondent taB
lust como Into possession Of particulars regarding tho
recent outbreak Of CAtricahun IndlanH In Arizona.
Tic outbreak occurrod on tho morning Of the eth OF
April tie first intelligence received Of Il being tho
rival pf an Indian scout VI tho Chiricalua Agency,
WHO Informed the realenta TINT tho CblrcahuaH had
gone upon tue w4r-pash and killed Tho Rtorekecpor at
Sulphur springs, some ~ nos west Of tue Agency,
and another named 8pence. The etorekccpef,
Mr.. N. N. Rogers, and Spcncs sitting III front OF
tho storo when tho 1nIans rode mp to them aud fred.
logers waH instantly killed. vho Bpence, although
badly and fatally Wounded managed 10 get lnsdp u
thu house a,. secre Henry re, but before hc could
Tho Indians wc1c I'D by tho Chief Pi-on.so.na, and
Lis nephew, whoao manu- Is not known. and a
bedh thty iast OUTRAGE, koi iis two aisars, Wills
under The influence Of ltqunr.
At trst 1t waa supposed that only amala band of
1ndlnns wcrc upon the war.path. but 1t Eeon,a that
thiH WIS n mistaken Idea. The insurtection spread
Ike contogion SOON embracing all tho Indians upon
snule Clhei, Towza Tor Kahchccz). u non Of old
c4cisse, tho lannon's ami blootl-thrsty old villain who
id eSM
Camp Bowie. Lieut.. Henol5, with Company ii, Sixth
Cavalry, was ordered out In puraait oi tho tebeous
Indians. HG overlook them tho 18th Inst. at the
sau jose Mountains, atout 100 miles from cars
bowie md engaged theiu one soldier being killed.
tho exhausted condition Of the truups from making
forced marches, they wcre 1Nablc to lthodEe tbs
enemy aul were c0mpellcl to return 10 Cuup Duwie.
It ia expected that Dig scouting purity will eaft out
Xior ths battle at tho San Jose Mountains, the MIR
derHs aches Irucecdel toward tho San luito set
tc,nents coming out below tho junction Of lu Dao-
coMcri Greek with tho sau Iulro, about Is n,oa
Mesars. brown. Lew!s. 0'nrsn, aus others. At Mg,
Lewis rnnch tho proprietor waa III thu field with
Mexican hoy. ss a3ne distance from the house, lrr!-
eating thu hud. Lookng toward thu houBc, he sud.
denly saw there some soven Or oght lntl;nnB and no
mud The boy started toward Than. wAeu thu Indians
fired. instantly killing lewta. au1 rddl!n8 tho boys
clothing With balls The lid escaped into lAo brush,
aud ultimately found h!s way 10 S4A Pedro Crossing.
a tas r neh WorS M
row1, WIS aiAo on That morning eugage. In rrlgatg
lis Aells. When be tired upon by tho Indians anu
III TSso %stf r. ltd y .ssaE sa;ss aA IT, IL H. 1sS ~s:
,lay by rsr.y of sstIcrs wlso hat cit Sln Pedro
1ron tue report brought In y shs Mosssa boy sr
will recover. Mr. j. O1rlGii was at hrst reported to
be killed, but It IN believed he Ia sulc
Thu Indians seemed 10 ba wull supplied with pro-
they rait!ed, At tho hnuGcs their line uf marel.
thu sayaRes hrose I'll thu elotgnun sllny found anu
or ilyo American hur4cs. wnlch wcru takcn.
Tho 1ntnHte-mcn Of Tucson hAyu held a meeting.
aud resolved to extend at tho aid In their power 10
old Cachse. the lender Of tho naraucrs laH pag,ted
hi1nsst with thy United States troopa, and haa been
rendering valuable inflammation regarding iheir hannts
aud places Of Conraalrnout.
OF lnn3au Agent T. J. Teors, made roaty With tho
Cachlso Apaches, giving then urgu Garner Of OF
the hucst ruEts Of Arizona, extending from few
Mllea East of Pedro River to the New Mexico
n,oa nerlh In ita ionguat parts. including exeusiro
mountain AMI yal!vy rahgo. Nearly eTurytlfng they
asked w4s granted th0ul They were to he fed by ile
rsacrve, a to bo free from my military cDntrul. For
ao'ue tilno past numerous complaints 4arp ecn nln.lo
rsEartuy tho actIUH o& tho Indians upou ha X aerye
that they wcro 1uusdcEug ad lill1gtnH III Souors, an
i3t tny were sel,nK thoir tisno upon thu rcacryt In
lhdplonce aud drunkenness, lelr ieaucher'en cftnn
resulting Ill the murder Ut eact pcr Including fsu.
9ucnt ah1so and mhrler Of their women.