Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-22

Armada Howard. Jennie Won
easily, Jean second. Time, 1:48f.
The next race was running, three.
quarter mile heats, between the
fillies Win nifred and Norris. The
former had the pole and won easily
In 1:175-1:102.
The II mils running race between
Clara D. and Jim Brown was d
fine contest and excited great in.
forest. Brown sold favorite al
$40 to $120. Clara led from the
start by half Q length and kept IL
under . steady pull, winning in
The next was q trot for the 2:30
class, $1,000 purse, between Black
more, VIM. Tell, Tom Stout, EN-
press, Starking, Susie and Han
cock, who went in the order named.
Empress was the favorite. In the
send of Stout led, Empress second,
Tell third. King won the heat,
Stout second, Empress third; time.
2:29} Empress took the second
heat, King second and Stout third;
time, 2:2S}. The third heat created
great excitement. Empress led to
the last turn, when all four were
nearly abreast. King forged to the
front and took the heat by neck,
Stout second, Empress third. Time,
2:30t Starr King won the fourth
heat, Stout second, Empress third,
Susie fourth. The judges did not
announce any time, outsiders
making 1t 1882.
the r. sad a. m. ordered 60 par.
sss'pase sn she Fresideas's Fao.
eraI.
SACRAMENTO, S4t. 81. - The
Grand Master Of the F. and A. NJ.
has issued q dispensation ordering
the Grand Lodge to unite with the
citizens Of San Francisco In cele-
bratiDg the funeral rites of the late
President, and requesting subordi-
nate lodges throughout the juris-
diotion to participate in local fun.
eral ceremonies.
Aournisx IN SAN Buen~vensura.
SAN BUENAvENTuRA, Sept. al
Every business house on Main
street lie heavily draped 10 the In
sig mia Of woe, and also most of the
private residences on the adj Dining
streets. A committee are actively
arranging for the funeral on Mon
day, az which all the benevolent
orders, the town government, the
schools, ETC., will participate. ].
D. Hines has been chosen orator
for the occasion.
Arressed for Murdey.
VENTURA, Sept. 2l.-In the case
OF the murdered Indian there are
now three persons under arrest,
and the evidence is said to be COM
plete to convict them Of deliberate,
wantOn m u rider.
TsMaay's Acosuns Of the Outbremk.
TUCSON, Sept. 21st.-A special to
the Citizen from San Carlos is as
follows: Col. Tiffany has sent his
report on the recent Indian trou-
bles to the Interior Department.
He says that while on an inspect.
ing tour he visited Camp Apache,
and on June Nth he notified Gen.
Carr of tho Indian dances and
promises of resurrection of dead
chiefs, but 1t was treated as an In
dian scare. The Indian Agent had
just received a telegram stating
that the Indian doctor had prom
ised to raise Diabolo, who was
murdered in July Of last year, and
Eskiola, who was killed in q duel
last March. They also had signal
fires, and the Tontos had been GO.
ing In squads to the mountains.
Word was received that the medi-
cine men had made thu dead alive
up to the knees, and for the agent
to come and see, but to bring only
three men, as 1t would break the
charm. The chief Of scouts went
up and found Sanchez and EskelIy
acting as medicine men and pre-
tending to aid in raising the dead.
At this time the hostile Indiana
were on their Reservation and con-
sisted Of Nocadokiklenny's, EskeI-
ly's, Indispom's, Nsntou's, Tesh's
and part of 6anchez's bands. The
medicine men having failed to
raise the dead went to the noun.
tains and gave out that the spirits
had told them the bodies would
not be resurrected until the whites
were driven away. About this
time q number of hostiles were Or
dered away from Carlos and some
Navsjoes arrived, wishing to trade
blankets for ammunition. This
was not allowed and they went
back to New Mexico. The latter
had passes from post trader In
New Mexico which were not recog-
MED here. On August 18th
threats were sent in that the In
dams were on the wsr-path and
would take the agency. Colonel
Tiffany ordered the arrest of the
medicine man or bis killing, and
arranged q plan with Col. Biddle
for joint operations against the In.
dams. The agent says that the
White Mountain Indians should
have been made to come into the
agency and conform to rules. Dia.
bolo had come in, but that started
feud that ended in the chief Is
killing by Peteone, Adehasa aud
UclsnDy, who are In good standing
with the military authorities. The
agent 10 Informed that Uclenny
was in the fight with Carr and cut
the telegraph wire. Diabolo's
men afterwards tried to get re-
venge on his murderer, and but
for the presence Of Sterling and
the agency scouts bloody fight
would have ensued among the fac.
tions. The mean whites had also
told the Indians that the whites
would take their lands and drive
them of their coal.fields, which
were very valuable. The agent
heard Grant Curry, now Delegate to
Congress-, make q speech last fall,
in which he promised his Efforts to
drive the Indians OF the reserva.
ton and give the land to prospect.
ors and settlers. These things
had their effect, and as
the boundary was not we'll
defined, making 1t difficult for the
AGENT to locate a crook I'd hOu nd u