Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-13

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. IL The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 8 P. M.
B Kaiser, Miss Ella Cook, w II
Partridge Miss Partridge, Sister
Emily. E X Waterman, Mics J
Fox, Fl Nolte, Los Angeles; Capt J
Girard, US A, Yuma; Mrs Richard
Gird, Pomona; ] H Tuck, A {
Tichenor, Cotton; 1 NJ Goves, Kan.
sas City; G Johnson, New York.
Tne IDaten Complication Growing
Esose serssns.
TUCSON, Sept. l2th.-A mass
meeting, completely filling the
largest hall in the city, was held
tonight TO discuss and take action
on the Indian question. Mayor
Carr presided. The unanimous
sentim mt of the meeting was to
urge the government to remove
them to the Indian Territory, and
In the meantime if necessary to o.
game for territorial protsc ion. A
committee was appointed to draft
resolutions and report Tomorrow
night. The news from Foit Thom.
as is that the White Mountain Iu.
dians gained control of the canon
commanding Fort Apache. Should
this be true. in spite OF Gen. Will
oox's active and energetic move
ments so far, the situation Is un-
doubtedly very serious. AT the
mt Getting Tonight were many pros
pectOrs and mining men, VINO one
aud all stated that the idea of u
concerted movement among the
Indians was positive and beyond
doubt and that, sooner or later, the
Apachss would surely j)in the
White Mountain baud. The situa.
tion in the past forty-eight hours
has assumed several serious phases.
IL il believed that Gov. Fremont
will convene the Legislature in
extra session upon his arrival.
Latest N-as from F.rs Thomas.
FORT THOMAS, Sept. l2th.-CI.
Blddle arrived from Apacue yes,er-
day en- route to Wilcox. Lieuten.
sut Clark arrived yesterday with
his com psuy of scouts who are to
be mustered out. Lieutenant Gull.
fOyle, accompa by Frank Ben
nett, Chief of Scouts, enlisted tbir.
ty.tive Indian scouts at San Carlos,
twenty of them being Yumas anu
Navsjoes, and fifteen Tonto and
and agency Apachss. They left
for New Mexico. 7. French, q
stock rancher living eighteen niles
above Apache, now here, ascer-
tanned by teleg raph last night that
his wife al d children had taken re- o
uge ut Cooley's ranch, and tuat the
Indians had driven off 40 head of
stock aud go horses. AT COoley's
ranch there are now thirty white
families and 100 Indian squaws and
children, guarded by friendly In.
dians. Yesterday Captain Rames
and Company e, of the S xth, COM
manded by Lieutenant stanton,
LETT for Apache. M,jor Tupper's 8
company Is under marching orders.
Col. S;ully, Post Quarterm aster, is
building a large ferry boat, to en-
able troops to cross the Giia readi-
ly, which would indicate renewed
activity. Lieutenant Gatewood,
with u company OF scouts, is ex-
pected here.
Divtdena Dec,ased.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, I2th,--
Northern Belle declares u dividend
OF fifty cents and an extra dividend
OF twenty-five oents. Tip Top de-
clares dividend Of twenty-five
cents.
A Ceaser EnOt.
TULARE, CAL, Sspt. 12th.-This
morning u thief effected an EN-.
trance into sleeping room of
Norris e. MichaeIs' store. Mr.
Michaels and young CLERK sleep.
ing in the room, were awakened
and could see the thief standing
near the window. Michaeis
called upon him to state who he
was; whereup0n, receiving no
answer, the boy fired two shots
from q pistol. The thief said he
was shot and asked for u doctor. 1t
was found that Que ball passed
through his right luug and lodged
in the muscles Of the back. Tue
other entered the left breast to the
lett Of the nipple. He has given
names of Barry Jones aud SuIli-
van, the first of which is
supposed to be right. There are in
dicatious that he Is au old convict.
1t is thought by some that he
might belong to the gang Of rob-
bers who ditched the train near
Cape Horn, as he claims to have
worked on the section above Rick
lin.
1asIrosd work as e0rtIaua.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Sept. 12th.--
To-day u large force of ChiDamen
commenced the work OF filling up
the tract of low land lying in the
end OF the city, nelongiug
to the o. r and U. Co. This iracl
OF land is over q mile long and one
quarter wide and will have to be
filled to height of fifteen to
twenty feet. The estim al cd cost of
this work will be about $50 900
The contract has been awarded and
according to conditions the work
must be com pleted within two
years. 1t is the purpose Of the r.
and N. Co. to use the grounds for
machine shops, depot and ware
houses.
Church state K,enng.
WOODLAND. CAL, Sept. 18th
The State Meeting Of the Christian
Church broke up this morning