Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-09
losANGelEs WEEKLY HERALD
Late kilograms.
Orgsnp sing MssisaS fOs ees q" MWroh
agNanst sne Apaches.

Osganssinx M'sssss FO,ces Z" March
ag~inst sne Apacnes.
PHOENIX, A. t., Sept. 8.-There
is much excitement here and at
Globe. Two men were killed and
one wounded by Apaches near
Reno. The settlers have gathered
at Green Valley, Reno, Wild Ridge
and Mcdowell. The militia are
organizing everywhere. The mill
itia are calling for arms, and the
acting Governor has telegraphed
the Secretary of War for arms and
ammunition at once. The civil
and military authorities are in the
fullest accord. The chiefs of the
Pimo and Maricopa tribes near
Phoenix offer to provision them
selves and lead their bucks against
the Apaches. The Papagoes are
also anxious to fight the Apaches.
The military are moving every.
where. A great meeting was held
here last night to organize the
militia. One company of cavalry
is now hurryipg to Globe. Acourier
from Mcdowell reports all quiet at
Apache and Thomas. The Indians
are probably scattering In small
bands. The settlers can't wait for
authority, but will kill them on
sight.
Apache NO San Carlos.
CAMP THOMAS, Sept. 7.-Apache
is safe and San Carlos quiet, but
there are two hundred and sixty
bucks belonging to the White
Mountains who are reported by
the agent rs hostile. They have,
30 far as known, killed two men in
Tonto Basin, where Brice has four
companies with more on the road
coming to him. The agent says
that yesterday there were but six
or eight not in. 1t is belived here
that most of those out on passes
have tried to get back. Citizens re-
port parties of Indians coming
down the north side of the Giia
and that they offered no violence,
though IL is charged that some
horses have been run on towards
the agency. But this is probably
only y scare. Troops are arriving
here and on the railroad.
Cnsn~mas Kiised By o Hoods um.
TULARE, CAL, September IA
boy named Chas. Davis stabbed q
Chinaman here last night, death
resulting from the wound. The
murderer was held to answer to-
day. Davis is young hoodlum
from San Francisco, who has been
beating his wsy about the country
on the railroad and blacking boots
when in need of q raise.
Dsscharg,nx sh~ D"csors.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8.-Drs.
ReyburB, Barnes and Woodward
have retired from the corps of the
Presidents consulting physicians
at Garfield's own request. He
thinks two or three doctors are
enough.
Election IN San Francisco- Repub-
iicaas Ahend.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S.-Much
scratching. The result uncertain.
On $4,000 votes the Republicans
average ESQ majority. Complete
returns Of twenty-five precincts
were counted at IL A. M, giving
Blake, 8,1l0; Howe, 2,21S; Sedg-
wick, 3,21s; Desmond, 2, Ill; Brick
wedel, 3,150; Dunn, 2,1eS. The Re-
publicans clairn the entire ticket.
NooN-2l, ,O85 votes counted.
Blake, 1l,8s9; Howe, 9,376; TiIlson.
10,4Ss; Grady, 10,053. Thirty.six
precincts complete give Blake
1855; Howe, 3,163; Sedgewick,
1850; Desmond, 3,005; Brickwedel.
1859; Dunn, LA. No statement
can yet be made regarding the Su.
psrvisors and School Directors,
among which there has been q
great deal of scratching. but the
general impression 10 that all the
Republicans have been elected
with the possible exception of the
Supervisor In the 7th ward.
News from Quay mas.
TUCSON, Sept. 8.-Advices from
Guaymas are to August 22d. Track.
laying on the Sonora Railroad
10 still stopped. The end of tbs
track is 1t Tejungo, sixty miles
from Guaymss and thirty from
Hermosiilo. Thirty miles north o.
Hermosillo were graded, but the
heavy rains have done considerable
damsge to this work as we'll as tt
the track, which WAS washed away
In several placee. The whole forct
of laborers Is now repairing tn,
different gaps. At least sixteer
inches of rain fell In less than two
weeks, and the damage to build
ings and goods In Guaymas alon'
will exceed sixty thousand dollars
During . drunken fray at one o
the railroad camps French labor
er named Theweet stabbed ant
killed q Mexican, and only escaped
lynching by the Infatuated gang o
laborers by being promptly sen
down on the train to Guaymas. H.
now awaits trial In jail.
The bsrkentine Grace Roberts
ship 6umAtra. schooner Repeate
and the bark Enoeh Talbot arrived
here from San Francisco durinl
the last few days with railroad ma
terial. The ship Highland Light
of New York, will sail from her