Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-23
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k. Cf the EI-ilth Infantry, Major Worth : commanding is ordered to Cedar Springs, and Company c. of the Eighth, Captain Corliss commanding, is ordered to Rockers ranch, to guard trains. Col. Stacey. of Company II, of the Twelfth Infansr., has arrived here en route to Wilcox.
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 GAIT THoNas, October ZG-Compauy II, 12th Infantry. left for WilIcoz this morning. Companies B and C, 9th Cav airy, left Fort Apache this morning for this post Companies l. of the 9th Cav . airy and I oi the Stb Infantry are in ! camp here.
 The murderer of Finney, the freiShter who was killed near this post at the l time of the Chiricahuas outbreak, is believed to be at the sub-agenCy
 A parry making the preliminary sur vey for the Texas-Paciic R. k. arrived | here last night. The proposed route Is through San Carlos and Globe. 1
 AEriyz- Of Indian Scouts.
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 WILCOX, October 2l-Seven Of | Cooks Indian scouts ol their way to | Bowie came ;u from Camp Thomas to- day.
 Indian Fight in sonora.
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 IoaasT2EJ, tci0Eer 2l.-A letter re- -eeived here by Seuor Co:ella from Ba- hispe. Sonora, states that the Indians fad attacked that settlement, but no particulars were given, nor has any other information been received up to thls time.
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 CAN'T THOMAS, October 2l.-Last evening about dark at the suh-agency a number of White Mountain Apaches became drunk on tiswin, and in melee that eEsued cut one of the Indian scouts badly. They were arrested by Sub Agcrt Hoag and placed under guard.
 This morning, Tully, Ochoa S Co.'S train of twenty-four mules and OK teams, under charge of \. E. Appel, passed through here for Wilcox. Among the freight was 7O.0G0 pounds Of copper bull lion from the Carrie mine, at GIooe They expect to reach Wilcox ID five days if not delayed by Indians.
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 WILCOX, October 2l.-IvO detach- mcnts CT Companies \ and r, 9th Cav airy. Lieut.. Glass commanding, are now camped here, having come in from White River canyon, south of Camp Rucker. They are of Icruard's command, and were engaged in the fights at Cedar Springs and Dragoon mountains, and followed the trail to the line They re- port hearing that four hostiles surren- dered themselves at Camp Bowie yester- day, and that while at Whites ranch two couriers for Bernard reported about 75 Indians going down the San Simon towards San C,rlos, but Company H, Captain Wallace commanding, now pass- ing through on their way to Maricopa and thence to Camp Verde, report hay ing secuted for several days in the San Simon, but found no Indian signs.
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 THCHAs, October 22.-Lieut Mills and his scents are expected here to-day, also company B, Major Whitesides Com and company C, Capt. Craig, of the Sixth Cavalry from Apache. Co. G, of ;he Sixth, Maj. Tupper, en route to , from Apache, is also expect l ed. Capt. Eolau, District Attorney for , Graham county, arrived to-day from Tucson with sixty muskets and a supply oi ammunition for the upper Gila. |, The ,AiliiEr of York has created a profound impression in this vicinity. I The general idea is that We are on the l ,erc, Of larger Indian war than has yet teen experienced. The tiswin par !, ties at both the agencies, and the mid I, nigh. and all night dances among the Indians excite considerable apprehen- sion. The best informed men here think C Ee have only seen the outbreak of the Indians, and that the subsequent var will be terrible in it's atro- ', cities. At Hooker'sIanch they discovered q l35 head of horses gone, and there I lre 4o wounded in the corral Mir Hooker estimates his loss of stock alone it S2N000 There are rumors of an iu- $ tended Indian outbreak north of San T Carlos, where there are no troops. Nad- lslI is iuceused because he has not been allowed to recover his cattle and crops {, from his ranch near Globe. The people D ,f Globe ssy that they will kill him on { sight for his supposed knowledge of the !. -aid on Aidileson's ranch, unless he ( comes protected hy government troops. c I!e do not come into San Carlos daily, IS formerly, and is believed to be sulk- ing and preparing for mischief. His / leadIuar.ers at present are five miles q lortl of San Carlos. {
 Military NattaIs a; Wilcox. a S.e-;ai to the CuIzES.1 WILCOX, October 22-Companies A n md F, 9th Cavalry, left here for Fort g Grant this morning, also an unloajed [ pack train cf forty mules and eight :. packers left for Camp Thomas. Con- . lany II, 18th Infantry, Col. Stacy com s nGndiag. came n at noon to-day from 2