The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-07

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APACB IS UE-
AGs ersE Tadisn seUlbreal< i''
srizsna-MOTe Murder.

AG. ersITadisn ssUlbreal< i"
rtzsaa-SEOTe Murder.
Tuc.sn. Ariz., "a special fam
Globo Is a follows: a party of six who
| left herr on FRIDAY TO b:iBg "a eha
SmjIes from Cherry Greek reter d
| last Ugh q orge Turner md Ha "
Moody were killed by Indians Al Mi de
tons ranch. Middlet ms family were
driven from home and were coming this
way on 70 in half famished condition
Henry Middleton WAS shot through the
BODY. He will probably recover.
Twenty five men will start to-righ' 10
bring Turner and Mccoy and VIII
probably encounter Nadasky's band of
thirty-fVe armed men near the river Il
is supposs q the Indians are in possession
of Pleasant Valley, and have killed All
the white settlers. Cherry CreeK and
Pltasant Valley are at the extreme west
end of the reservation, and by tie nearest
route ighty miles west If Cibici b-ttl"-'
field, sbs~ing bevond doubt that there
is general uprising of all Apaches.
Agent Tiffany sends word tina: tw" Gil
Ems were killed and one wounded nsar
San Ca los.
San Frar cisco, 6.-The following wSs
received from division headquarters,
Presidio:
WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRKsCOTT,
SepterE Der 4.
To the AdjtLtdnt General, DtUtsion of the
Pacific, PreSidiO, San Francisco,
California:
The following is from BIddel for the
information Of the division commander:
B. aud G Companies and Company G
scouts left the other side OF the river at
N. yesterday to go to Paymsster
Toull's, twelve mile. Overton left the
other side of the river between and 10 |
O'Clock this morning with troops 10 make
forced march 10 oyertake Perrin, when
he would assume command and press on
to Apache. / can't hear of any hostiles
between here and Apache, but Pedro's
band, and if it is only these or twice
Pedro's band, Ovett0n can whip them. |
There are struggling IndiSBs on the trail
that would likely kill any small parties |
travelling over it. ordered OvertOn to
send no c0uriers or small parties back
except to save the command. / think a
great many OF the Indians in the fight
have got frightened at what they did aad
have started for the agency, and to avoid
the consequences have armed all the
citizens here at the post. There are
about fifty available soldiers here. ex-
pect scouts from New Mexico
here Tonight on their way TO be dis
charged Troops arrived at the sgency
at this evening. We are able to take
care of it. Rsferty's company will be
here tomorrow, when Tupper's strives,
and McLellan's will form battalion and
proceed with them to Apache with force
| will then leave company here, which
will be able, l think, 10 clean things up.
(Signed) BENJAMIN, A a. G..
The following is from TiffanF: One
of Santa's band came in from Cibicuco,
and says the White Mountain Indians
tried to get some of the San Carlos and
Chisscubss to join them. They refu,ed.
and are coming into the agency. he
Cibicuco or White Mountain Indians
who fought Colonel Carr are very near
the junction of White and Black Rivers.
They send word by this Santa Indian
that they were not going out, but Goir e
to stay where they were, and il the SOL
diers wanted them to try and take them. |
1t is reported to me that soma of Pedre'E
band Of White Mout tsins are down on
Ash Creek; II 30, they are probably |
watching the movements Of troops to-
wards Apache, either to convey news to |
the Indians there or am bush and attack |
in the rear Lieutenant Glass and COM
psny of thirtS-three men arrived hero |
this evening and can take care of this |
agency with them and what more have
We had IN alarm this evening which |
proved q false one, but while out with |
Indian scouts found San Carlos Indians
comingin TO defend the agency and the
whole band of Yunas and Aojsvas
came up for the same purpose. 1 be-
lieye If the troops now here are allowed
to stay and got the guns ordered to me
with ammunition l can stand off all the
hostiles that want to come 1 say this so
as not to emearrsss you in moving your
other available troops to any point you
may desire.
(Signed) TIFFANY, Agent.