Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

reported III COLCedluieHl ucstl eASANs "- four men. This verifies the wisdom of Sanchez's advice, who said that II every I thing was kept quiet the hostiles would all come into the agency, and be prom ised to point out the guilty ones.
 Proposes to Surrender. Especial to the CIIIzEsl
 SAN CARLOS, October 5.-A dispatch has been received by Col. Tiffany from the sub-agency stating that Sub-Agent Hoag has had an interview with George, and he agrees to bring his band in. Gen Carr will move tomorrow morning ln- stead of tonight, owing to the news from George.
 A Running Fight.
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 WILCOX. October 5.-Bernards com mand struck the hostiles near Dragoon mountains yesterf e.evening, and had a running fight -tobs.bout twenty miles Indians have retreated to the west side of the mountains and are going towards the Huachuca mountains. Citizens from Tombstone are on the warpath and will probably strike them. Two men are re- ported wounded. Reports from Tomb stone say that the Indians are heading for Mule mountains, killing their stock and leaving property, etc, on the road Bernard is in pursuit.
 Indians Retreating. Especial to the CITIZES.l
 BENSON, October 5-5:15 p. m.-Capt. Bernard had a fight with Indians yester- day. He ran them into their stronghold and last night they crossed over the west side of the Dragoon mountains and have struck for the Huachucas. It is thought Cum and his company will in- tercept them.
 The Indians still in the Lead | Special to the CITIsEs.1
 TOMBSTONE, October 6.-Most of the citizens have returned who left yester- day morning and the night before. The troops under Col. Bernard and scouts under Lieut.. Bailey, were within five miles of the Indians in Sulphur Spring valley at o'clock last night. Mir. Crab tree, who just came in, reports Col. Der nard's four companies and Capt. Bailey with scouts, camped at Soldiers Hole. They will remain until tomorrow for rest and provisions. The party leaving here yesterday afternoon, under com mand of Mayor Cum, is still pushing on after the Indians and is probably now near Swisshelm mountains. The troops will march again on the trail to- morrow morning. Last night the pur- suit continued for twenty miles beyond Soldiers Hole and then returned to that place.
 Tuesdays Fight.
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 TOMBSTONE, October 5.-Col. Bernard . te9k the Indians near Cachise's old Tuesday ar,,.rD Diamond Springs late on } barad hbout one hundfe hostiles num- the wd men and children, and aD6ssldes d n~-1r ed head of horses and mules. Al U attack was made at once, and while tn T Indians engaged the troops the wOmel l. and children drove the stock over to tn l. other side o. the mountains, after whicl '' the Indians followed them. The troop - pursued them O the south pass, bu l. darkness made 1t impossible to folloV Q. further. The Indians were making fo IT Mule Mountains and the San Jos t, mountains in Sonora. Three colore, @ soldiers were wounded in the fight an, l. one Indian was killed. An Indian girl ' but eight years old, was captured. !, Mayor Cum Sheriff Behan ard Mar {, shal Earp have gone with about fit. Il men to intercept the Indians and assis
 the troops.
 Reports from the Indians. Y Special to the GTIZEN.l
 P SAN CARLOS, Oct. 6.-Gen. Carr has re q ceived information from Gen. McKenzi, l. dated October 9th, at Camp Thomas
 that Lieut. Bailey reports, via Tomb l stone, the Indians going into Mul, f Mountains, killing surplus stock anC . abandoning their property. It is tele : graphed from Tombstone that the hos - tiles are crossing into the Huachuci | Mountains. He had a running fight of fifteen miles, taking one pris i oner. Major Wilhelm arrived al i Thomas yesterday with the 15 prisoners . surrendered to Sub-Agent Hoag at the sub-agency. Ten belong to Jalala'. band, four to Bedilon's and one to Eski l pitonoharas.
 D Mexican Horss Thieves Killed. : Special to the CIIIZES.l
 BENsoy >October 3, GAO p. m.-Two Mexican tf,e thieves were killed this morning a Ct four miles from here by three Mexi:an ranchers, who caught them with mules stolen from near Tres Alamos.
 Nan Goes Down Shaft. TOMBSTONE, October 6.-An accident occurred in the new treble-compartment shaft at the Grand Central mine yester- day afternoon. A hanging platform was being used for putting in guides. This platform went up into the sheave and a man named Fully was precipitated down the shaft, killing him instantly. The coroners jury viewed his remains and then adjourned until II o'clock to- day.
 ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
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 TOMBSTONE, October 6.-James Fully, a carpenter employed at the Grand Gen. tral mine, was accidentally killed at the new hoisting works yesterday afternoon. The cage was hoisted into the sheaves, forty-fye feet above the shaft. Fully was thrown out, striking on the edge of the shaft, then falling 120 feet down the shaft. The funeral was this afternoon.
 Trouble in Another Direction.
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 SAN CARLOS, October 6.-A man named Daniorth, living on Salt River, reports Tn Globe today that he saw a band of the Indians yesterday going towards Pinto, beyond Wheatland. The company which came in to the sub agency last night report striking an h.