Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-09-27
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supreme Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26,-The
opinion In the case of the Peopls
vs.. Parks ct al, better known as
the "Slickensn case, was filed by
the Supreme Court at \ late hour
this afternoon. The case was ap-
pealed from the Superior Court Of
sacramento county, and involved
the constitutionality of the act of
the Legislature entitled IAN act
to promote drainage" passed April
23d, 1880, which is declared to he
unconstitutional because 1t con-
travenes Section "a of Article w.,
Of the Constitution, requiring that
every act shall embrace but one
subject, which shall be expressed
in it's title. The judgment Of the
Court below 10 therefore reversed.
the Dynamite DxpsesiOn stOps
Eastern Dispatches.
SAN FRANOIsCo, Sept. 26th.-
Eastern dispatches are delayed by
the explosion Of dynamite at Oma-
ha. The conclusion Of the cere
monies at Cleveland cannot be
looked for until too late for interior
Offices.
The Arisons Iudian Emeuse Eaded
-rne Hossiies surreader.
CAMP THOMAS, A. T., Sept. 90
Major Sanford and command ar
rived at San Carlos to-day from q
ssout IN the Black river country.
They saw some Indian signs lead.
ing toward the agency. Reports
from Camp Apache say that 25
men, women and children came
from the hostiles and surrendered
bringing eighteen horses and one
mule. They we're disarmed and
placed under guard. Quite q mum.
Der of hostile bucks came into the
reservation last night and gave
themselves up to the military.
Gen. Carr and command are NOV
ing down from Cedar creek, scout.
ing the entire country for hostiles,
towards San Carlos. McLellau's
troops are in the Cibicu and White
mountain country, moving north
towards Apache. By these move.
ment. all the region between San
Carlos and Apache will be secuted
over, and any of the hostiles out
will be either killed or captured.
Col. Price and command are scout
ing between the Sierra Anchez
mountains, Cherry and Cation
creeks. Gen. Mackenzie, with
companies of the Fourth Cavalry,
arrived at Apache yesterday even
ing.
LATER-6 P. M.-Reports from
Apache this afternoon announce
the surrender of another batch Of
hostilee, As In number.
STILL LATER-Advices from
the agency say that the
hostiles who last week re-
fused to surrender have come in
and have been confined by the
military. The hostile chiefs will
be brought here this week for trial,
along with the members of their
tribes who participated in the re.
cent outbreak. This sudden out.
break has been SO quickly put
down, and in such AL effective
manner that it will prove highly
gratifying to the settlers Of Arizo-
ma as we'll as to their friends in the
States. Great credit ia due to the
military for the prompt aud per-
sistent manner in which they have
pursued the renegades. There are
not thought to be over thirty.dve
hostiles of the entire number but
what are prisoners, and the scouts
of CruZ's company, who fired on
CARTS troops, comprise eleven of
them. Orders have been given
that they shall be pursued and
killed or captured. The outbreak
which, at one time, promised to be
serious, is about over. The sur
render to-day of hostiles at the
agency is probably due to the rap
Id movements of CARTS and San
ford's commands towards San Car
los, which was ordered by General
Wilcox two days ago. A military
commission to try the murderers
will meet here in few days. The
members have already been select.
ed. They are, Lieut.-Col. w. r.
Price, Sixth Cavalry, President;
Lieut.. Col. H. G. Hodges, Deputy
Quarterna ster General; Major Jas.
Biddle, Sixth Cavalry; Major A. K.
Smith, Medical Director U. s. A.;
Major s. w. Benjamin, Assistant
Adjutant General; Major q. B.
Sanford, First Cavalry; Major J. 3.
Wicher, Paymaster U. s. A.: Capt.
M. Fl. Stacey, Twelfth Infantry;
Capt. s. M. Whiteside, Sixth Cav
airy; Capt. H. G. Egbert, Twelfth
Infantry, will be Judge Advocate.
The hostiles will be provided with