Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-26
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S; THOMAS, September 24sh.--A dispatch of
islast night said that the chiefs had promised
ssssthat their bands cut would come in and sur.
.lrender to the military. Reports from 1ifanys
sEso.day say that the hostiies out refuse to-
ss.cone in AID surrender, ard troops have beeni
isssnt in pursuit. Sanford and his command
Shave bsen ordered from Black River towarii
S San Carlos, where the hostiles are IN theE
sScanyons Company g, Twelfth Infantry,
g Lieutenant Mercer commanding, has beens
szs.ordsred to San Carlos. Every exertion iss
sssbeing made TO capture these hostiles if theyI
ssio not surrender; aiso to guard against,
.sstreachery. Meantime the troops arei
ssfmoyiug frorn north, east and south againstt
lStle hestiles, the objective point being the.
sCibicu, as it is thought that a numberj
gof the hostiles IRE in that vicinity
aAGejor Van Horn, with four companiess
ESscf cavalry and infantry, are expected at
g sApache tomorrow TO reinforce that post, as
sssbut few men are left there, the greater por-s
Elton being with General Cars command
8 Some Of the renegades are believed to be with;
TsPedro's band, who are at Cooleys ranch, I
Fsforty miles from Apache. The small force at
.4the command of General Wilcox, owing to-
sTshe companies not being full, have been;
fggpushed forward to the front, and the garri-s
Esiscrs have been left with few soldiers Lieu-s
Z tenants Taylor and Schaffar arrived here this;
afternoon from San Carlos, where they en-s
Slisted thirty-three scouts for duty in New
& Mexico. Accompanied by Chief of Scouts
ssSterling, about thirty Indians came in fromf
Ssthe reservation, the greater portion bsings
ssscouts belonging to the reservation police.
3 Violated Graves Movements OF the Troops
q: and HGstiles.
D CAMP THOMAS, September 25th.-Reportss
stfrom General Carr were received late last
snight from Sancsez's village on the Cibicu.S
gle says he arrived there at 2 o'clock. Hei
slfound the graves of those killed in the fight
sSviolased. and the bodies horribly mutilased.
5gThe bodies were re-buried and vclleys fired
Hover the graves by the command. A large;
Isssmount of corn, melons and pumpkins werej
3 found at the Indian village, which were used,
Coy the troops. No hostiles were found
5,except three old squaws. who had been:
q eft behind. Companies of the Sixth;
sscavalry and Yatewood's scouts have
s9been sent to scout around the country
seabout Citicu and Carriza creeks Mo
SLellan's command found strong fortifcationsj
5snear White Mountain creek, which the ross
fitiles had abandoned. Gen. Carr's commando
E5leavss for Cedar creek scouting for reuegades.s
&; The families CT the five chiefs in confinement.
sunder the military came into San Carlos yes.s
.Hterday. Their reports show that the hostiles'
SSssmust have left the Cihicu country and broke;
sfor San Carlos. Col. Price and troops haves
ssOeen oroeIeu 70 pfocSsd across lne countIyS
ssfrcm TIE direction Of the Tonic Basin towards:
szSan Carlos and Black river
81 P. M.-Later reports from the Agency
izstate that more of the renegades came in last.
Enight, evidently chased by the troops moving
sSin that direction from Cibicu Whether thei
SIndiaas out, if not killed by the troops, will
sSccma in and surrender, no one seems to;
s know. yet Agent Tiffany inclices to the BEL
sslief that they will all surrender. Meanwhile:
+ Troops are being sent after them with orders;
sto capture CT kill hostiles.