Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14

ceedingly good night, sleeping sweetly, with but few short breaks, and awaken ing refreshed this morning at a later hour than usual. The morning dressing IS just completed It was found that the deeper parts of the wound had been implied spontaneously. The quantity of pus secreted is being diminished, and the appearance of the wound is better. His temperature shows an entire absence of fever this morning, and Lis pulse, which Is less frequent than yesterday, is improving in quality. At present it is lOO. temperature 9S.6, respiration 19.
 (Slgned, DR- BLISS and others.
 Pursuing the Rcd skins
 DENVER, August 12-The Tribune's band of Indians are moving southwest, evidently endeavOEing to slip through the scouts into Mexico. He has been closely pursued by GuilfOyle, who on the 4th found two dead herders near the On de Latierra, and who struck the band on the evening of the same day. After some fighting, in which two men wounded, the troops captured eleven horses. The Indians left at night Yes terday, Mana attacked Garcias' ranches, twenty miles from Fl Rita, on the At lantic and Pacific Railroad, killing five men and two boys. He then moved on southwest, evidently for the purpose of reaching the Bito Duellada, where the volunteer company under Delegate Luna Is scouting. Three companies of infantry have been to-day stationed along the line of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad to guard the same. Besides GuilfOyles detachment, there are two other cavalry scouts south of Mana, looking for him, and it is expected his retreat will be cut off Mann has been joined by at least thirty-five Nava- 5oes, and travels fast, driving at least pne hundred horses, shooting the jaded pnes. Some Mescaleros are out on the Tornado del MuertO. and yesterday at lacked some section hands near RincOn. General Hatch dispatched Lieutenant Taylor with a detachment after them, dnd report this morning states that the scouts struck a hot trail. Captain Con Hey, who with two companies of troops ik guarding the Mescalero Apache Res drvation, reports that Chief Ramon Chi duita, with 20 warriors, had returned to the reservation.
 Indian Agent Being Investigated.
 WASHINGTON, August 12.-Secretary kirlwC3d has not yet ascertained the cause Cf the existing trouble at the Ma y4io Indian Agency. One report IS that Eastman Is unpopular with the Indians. Another IS that Eastman appointed new trhders. kirkwOod has appointed h. dian Inspector HawOIth to make a thor O1gh investigation of the trouble and report fully by mail. Haworth left for the Agency July 23d His report is not yet received
 The Citizens Aroused
 LAS VEGAS, \. NJ, August 12.-NeWs of the murder of seven persons was re- ceiyed at Albuquerque last night \ spbcial tram containing forty well armed mqn left Albuquerque yesterday for the scdne of depredations, also another train uf between 90 and 100 armed men left thtre at four o'clock this morning for thG same place. Teegrams ordering arIhs are coming into Albuquerque from aN quarters. The following was received to-day:
 H. RITA, \. M., August 12-2 P. NJ 4 Pueblo Indian arrived at midnight, and says the Indians killed his wife and
  with a companion on a burrO. The man on The burro IS supposed tO have been killed, as he has not been heard from siude The McXicans and Pueblo h. dialls have been scouting the country all might Scouts arrived early this and rcpOr- a band encamped aU the balt spring, fifteen miles from here. Incl company which came from Albu- quefque are unable to do anything, not having any horses.
 \ squad of troops came from Fort this morning, and few started on 6 scout. It Is thought TranquillinO Lunh, who left Las Lunas with com gauy of men. day or two ago. is driving jhe Indians this way The Apaches are now reported in full force about fifteen miles south cf AcOma Station. Several ranches have been destroyed and a num- her df men are killed and missing. An Acoula Indian who was captured says the Apaches wili move in two parties. One would strike the railroad near Me Cartby's, and the other east of Laguna. Sixty Laguna scouts are out, forty of whom are mounted.
 Death Of Presiden. Fnlnores Widow
 BUFFALo, August I2.-Mrs. Fillmore, wife of the late President, died to-day.
 Tho President Passes @ Pleasant Night.
 EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 12-S:30 A. M. The President slept well the gteatdr part of the night. The fever of yesterday afternoon subsided during the evening, and has not been perceptble since 10 a. m. His general condition this morning Is good. Pulse loo, tenn pdratIIre gS, respiration 19.
 tSimed D. W. BLISS
 And others.
 Fast Time by SIaUd S
 RocHEsTER, August 12.-Maud $. went "a mile in 2:1Oli, beating any pre- vidus record.
 The hurderous old flag.
 WAsHNGroS; August 12.-Christina Tyler, an aged negress, confesses to-day that sl.e killed a little boy and girl, aged thGee and six years, near this city Satur, dag night.