Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
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COAST NEWS.
csnsus of the Whi.s Mauntain Inaians.


 States military service, 45.
 Notes from San Carlos.
 SAN CARLOS, September 2S.-COlOnel l Tiffanv has received a note from Sub | Agent Hoag stating that the Indians of Georges and BOttO's band have agreed l tO surrender and stand trial at Camp l Thomas on the terms offered their ! chiefs The sixty surrendered hOstiles 1 now here have turned in only ten mus kets of inferior quality, and 1t IS be- leved they have their serviceable arms cached in the hills.
 At a mass meeting at Globe last night were adopted demanding the removal of the Indians from the reser- vatiOn.
 Disposition Of Army encsrs. Special to the CTTIzES.l
 SAN CARLOS, September 29.-Captain Bernard, lst cavalry, has been appointed Provost Marshal of prisoners. Col. San ford's command is here and Col. Stacey I2th infantry, is included. The christianizing of the Indians seems vet to be far off Yesterday son of Loco, formerly war chief of Victoria, died, and he Goco) applied to-day for permission to kill squaw charged with having bewitched him. Permission was denied.
 Surrender of SancheE's and Other B2Ees- Especial tc TIE CITIzES.l
 SAN CARLOS, September 29.-The sur rendered hostiles of Sanchez's and other bands ndmber 60 bucks, 73 squaws and 76 children.
 Judge Advocate General Egbert Is here to ascertain whether the renedades can be tired by military commission.
 Tho Red Devils Ezume Capt. Hsntigs Body. Special to the CITIZEN.
 SAN CARLOS, September, 29.-An ol- ficer of General Carr's command reports that when they returned to Cibicu they found that the Indians had exhumed the bodies of Capt. Hentig and the soldiers killed there. The dead men had been buried in canvas tents which the In- dians had carried of, burning certain articles they did not want. Capt. Hen tig's head was mashed with large stones and the body badly mutilated, one hand and foot being gone. The command reburied the remains and fired a salute. One of the tents has been found here occupied by Indians. It IS believed that the real murderer of Capt. Hentlg has been discovered here and Ee will be ar rested.
 Movements Of the Paroled Hostilos [Special to the CTrIzES.l
 SAN CARLOS, September 30.-General Carr's command arrived here this morn ing are now camped on the San Carlos river. When the paroled hOstiles saw them coming they stood not on the order of their going but went at once to Col Stacys headquarters and entered the school house, suppOsing the cavalry had sinister designs on them. The provost marshal counted them, but found only 45 instead of GO that were in camp yes terdav. Mantayalish, his two brothers and twelve bucks were missing. Sanchez said they went of last night to hunt stock. Provost Marshal Bernard rscom- mends that they be moved to Wilcox under guard. The Indians come in slowly for ratiOns, apparently afraid Of the military display.
 San Carlos Affairs.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SAN CARLOS, September 30.-Lieut. Cheaver, of Major Tupper's company, has been transferred to company E, 9th cavalry, Major Whiteside commanding. To-day's issue of beef to the Indians is ninety-three thousand pounds. The scouts of Cruz's company arrested to- day are Sanchez and Dandy Jim.
 ATresting the Renesados.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SAN CARLOS. September 30.-Last night at the sub-agency, Sub-Agent Hoag arrested two scouts formerly Of CruZ's bands and who were in the CIbicu fight. They were brought here this morning by Mickey Free and an- other Indian scout, turned over to Colonel Tiffany and by him delivered to the Provost Marshal. The count of the Indians yesterday was at this agency, 3195: branch agency, 1874; total 45OO; 59 or 47 less than last week, who are accounted for by temporary ab- sences as messengers and scouts.
 Another Indian Outbreak.
 Special to the CITrZES.l
 WILCOX, October l.-Ihe CbiricaEua Indians broke out last night and took ten of Frazier's horses and mules and several head of Hoag's stock. The h. dians say they went south. The people Wilcox have been notified to look out for them. Quite a stir of excitement ex- ists here and much speculation. Fur ther particulars soon.
 Mas,erly BIsmaasgen0Et.
 Especial to the CITIzEN.l
 SAN CARLOS, October 1.-CieOrgc and Bonito, who had been paroled by Gen eral Wilcox and returned to the sub agency, left yesterday afternoon with their bands and are now at large. Both are charged with active participation in the late outbreak, and would undoubt edly have been tried for their alleged crime, as Agent Tiffany assured them when they surrendered George is a very dangerous man, by reason uf his activity, youth and plausible manners, and capable of doing much harm. Col onel Riddle, on discovering their disap pearance, followed their trail until com pelled to camp. Last night, about one o'clock, Mickey Free arrived with let ter from Sul-Agent Hoag, stating that an Indian informed him that Juh, Ge- ronimo and Natchy (the latter son of Cochisel, with their bands of Chirica- huas, had left the sUb-agency. On the road they stole fifteen mules from a freighter, supposed to be Frazer. Juh was formerly a leading captain for Co., chise, and at that tune a dangerous man. He is a mode, of the Indian in physique and man of great influence among the bands here. Geronimo was also with Cochise when he was the scourge of Arizona and New Mexico. Natchy is a son of Cochise and is over six feet high, and by position and tradition calculated to have a large following if he has actu- ally gone on the war path. They are re- ported to have gone in the direction of Eagle Pass. These bands, with the fif- teen who left night before last, make a formidable band, if they unite for war, and affairs look worse than they did after the Cib.cu fight. The forty-five hostile Indian prisoners here and two of CruZe's scouts were sent to Camp Thomas this morning under guard of Colonel Boyard. Colonel Price has ar rived from Globe.
 CanIped on the Trail SAN CARLOS September 30.-Prepara- tiops were made to-day at the sub agen- cy to arrest the hostiles of the bands of George and Bonita, but before 1t was &C., comphshed by the military the men es- capped. Col Riddle followed them a mile and then camped on the trail. The Train Robbers.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 2s.--Th. four men recently arrested for the late attempt to wreck the overland train near Cape Horn, are now undergoing pre- liminary examination at Auburn. Ma