Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
COAST NEWS.
The Murderer, of Turner and Moody.

SAN CARLOS, September 25.-The mur- ders of Turner and Moody, at Middle tons ranch, have been ascertained by | Col. Tiffany to be EskinkOyoullay oi Sanchez band, Nebeiazay and the son of Esketeay of the medicine mans band, and Jacob, who was wounded in the fight at Middleton's, whose band IS un- known. The agent asserts his determin- at.oh to use his utmost efforts to bring these murderers to justice. In an inter view between the Indian Agent and Sanchez, the latter said that the medl- cine man must have been half crazy, and that it was owing to his efforts that the outbreak occurred. This coineides with the information op which Col. Tiffany based his warning telegrams of June l9' to Gen. Carr, and subsequent dates.
 George and Boaito Surrender.
 SAN CARLOS, September 25.-The rem egade Indians belonging to the surren- dered chiefs confined here have not yet come i'll, but it is believed they will make an unconditional surrender to-day. The only guarantee being fair trial by the military, a promise of the counsel. Yes terday afternoon, at the sub-ageucy, George and BonitO surrendered to agent Hoag ie being reported here that they refused 70 surrender to the military, and at six o'clock he started with them to Thomas. This is an important surren- der as George Is one of the youngest, bravest and most daring of the Apache chiefs. Col. TifTany's terms of uncon- ditional surrender have been approved by Gen. Willcox. The agent will con tinue his efforts to get the remaining hostiles in with probable success. All quiet here.
 George Meets with an Accident.
 SAN CARLOS, September 25.-Agent Hoag, in charge of the sub-agency, tele- graphs at 11:30 a. m. that he started last night for Thomas with George and Bonito, the hostile chiefs. At a point seven miles from the sub-agency George was thrown from his horse and badly wounded. He delivered Bonito to Gen eral Willcox. Es-kim-in-zin is accom- panied by Captain Chlquito, and they are now in consultation with the Agent.
 Lieutenant Glass and company and the scouts have returned from the sub agency.
 Tie Frightened Indians Returning.
 SAN CARLOS, September 25.-Of the sixty bucks who came in with the chiefs to surrender and who, on the arrest of the chiefs, left for the mountains, forty of them have returned to the reserva- ton to-day, through the exertion and management of Col Tiffany. Those who have come say all except four or five will be in again tomorrow. The tour or five who refuse to surrender will be either killed or brought to the agency by the agency Indians.
 Accident at Globe.
 LSpecial to the CITzES.l
 SAS CARLOS, September 26.-Iester- day at Globe a man named Livermore was thrown from a horse and badly in jured. One rib was broken and he was otherwise hurt. Business in Globe is suspended today on account of the Gar field obsequies.
 Sixty Hostiles Coming In Special to TIE CITIzES.l
 SAS CARLOS, September 26.-Sub- Agent Hoag has arrived here. George was carried back to the sub-agency, sui fering greatly from the fall from his horse, probably breaking the collar bone. Bonito has been paroled at Camp Thomas. Sanchez's brother came in at noon and said there were sixty hostiles who would come in this afternoon.
 sUrTendering.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SAN CARLOS, September, 26.-Es-kim- in-zin, ChIquita and Zugula were report ed near the river on Saturday evening at the sub-agency. George refused to sur render to the military, but agreed and did surrender to sub-agent Hoag, and they, with Bouito, left for Thomas. He said he had given his word and would keep it, as he was neither a coward nor a liar. Gen. Mckenzie has reached Apache
 Recovering stolen Property. lspecial to the CITIzEN.
 SAN CARLOS, September 27.-Six horses and one mul0, part of those lost at Cibicu, were brought in by an Indian and turned over here to-day. The Murderer Of Moody and Turner SUuenders. Special to the CITIZEN.
 SAN CARLOS, September 2. - Three fine horses belonging to settlers, and an- other Government mule have been brought in by an Indian. Joalah, charged with complicity in the murder of Moody and Turner, near Globe, came in last night He Is badly | wounded in the leg.
 stiu surreadering. SAN CARLOS, September 21.-General | Carr and his command are about fifteen | miles from here. Capt. Bowman, of the | agency scouts, has gone mp with a dis | patch to meet him. SIX Of the hostiles | this morning with their children.
 Latest from San Carlos. Special to the CTrIzES.l
 SAN CARLOS, September 2s.-CGptain Bowman of the agency scouts returned from Gen. Carr's camp at l o'clock this Carr IS camped twelve miles rom here, awaiting orders. When sub agent Hoag arrived at the station yester- lay he found George recovered and rid ing around camp. He gave him note to Gen. Wilcox, and George gave him. self up at Camp Thomas last night, go- ng voluntarily without a guard. A courier from Gen. Mckenzie has arrived. Three horses and a mule, Government Itock, have been brought in to-day by Indians.
 The Cruel War is Over. Special to the CITIZEN.
 WILCOX, September 27.-The hostiles Ire all now in except about B, which includes the renegade scouts. These enegades are being pursued by Me Iellan and Prices commands. The hos ile chiefs will arrive in Thomas to-day or trial. The military commission to " the hostile chiefs has been selected md will convene at Thomas Thursday. Able counsel will represent the Indians.
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