Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25

SAN CARLOS. Sept. 2o.-MalOr McClel- Ian has opened telegraph station at Black River, and bl tomorrow Col. San ford will have mad a connection with him at that point. Col. Macy, of Co. H. l2th Idfautry, commands here. This company has had quite an eventful march. On the morning Of August 3lst they left Fort Grant for FoIt Yuma, ar irving at the latter place Sept. lst, and were immediately ordered to return to their old station, Camp Thomas. After q hard march from Wilcox to IbUmas- they laid over there four days, and were ordered tD San Carlos to guard the Agency. There IS considerable quiet here and something pro foundiy secret is going on. l believe Il to be important and will try to ferret II out. I may have Co send 1t by letter but if possible Will telegraph 1t.
 The Agency Count.
 SAN CARLOS, September 22.-Ihe de tailed count from the sub-agency IS moi in, but will get it soon. The last census was: Sub-agency CoyotCrOs, Sl9; Chlrl- cahuas. 3l6; Southern Apaches, 21' total. l436. This agency: San Carlos g75; Tontos, 6s6: Mojaves, l62; Numas 3O9: Warm Spring, 275; White Noun tain Apaches, G96: total, 37O3. Or j grand total of 5139. As this include. 'Fs-kim-in-zin's, Chiquito's and Siqully'' .bands. amounting to 325, 1t leaves oI the reservation 4SlA Adding scout: who were out at the time of the census 40 bucks and 42 sluaws, and 2J children it makes the total 1923. Pedro's band which was never in the census, number' about 60 men and 20O women and clnl esren. , .. Tsaptain Haskell, of General WillcoXi stafi. R2s arrived. S9rn Sd ,Ssss Sss1',, 'E,,egofiations will be mad, .Wi bout the approTarSi lne Iliil'ar!' : The Chiefs irr5ssSsSdd
 .lSpcciai to tle CIr-z1N.l - SAN CsnLos. September 23.-A lar-sr Eunbe .of Indians are in for rations than for month Bd are apparently unarGei except The scouts The i-suiGg of ra;iuns i= progressing quietly Sanchez. Eskelatay. Nautahecotazk, lndaschin .lnd NachelacEei havo come in and are nov ii rouncii with the agaI and army olicers. Tn chie-s have just been sent Co Colonel Stacey headquarters under guard Orders have begI siven for jhe arrest of Sicienri-. the late meii cinc mans brother. At the commencement o jhe council this morning the chiefs were dis armed. except their kniTe+. When theg Wer, turned oyer Co Colonel St1eey he told them tha they would be tr;.,ei well, but if they attempted to escape they would he shot. The guard ioale, their rifez and they gave u7 their knives San chez saying a. he handed his: This is from thi heart SKY men are also included ir the surrender. The runners have beer sent to bring them in. They will be put in the guard house. Col. Sanford, command Is ordered here. Sanchez blames the outbreak on the scouts who fired on Carr, though he acknowledges that he Wrested gun from a scout and fired on the soldiers himself As the soldiers led of the chiefs Capt. Sterling and me armed scouts went toward the butcher shop. when an old Apache raised the cry that the soldiers were go- ing to kill the White Mountain Indians The Indians instantly mounted and start ed for their arms, but a little talk quieted their alarm.
 SeEselesH SeRsstioa.
 SAS FRANCIsCo. September 23.-Thc Chicago Times has sensational ztory that the doctors killed the President ty bad treatment. l. says that the autopsy Gisclosod t'le wound healed aad the lullet v-s falnl iu .ie intestiucs. The cause Jf death. according leo this story vas blood poisoning. which ca.ac from lsasirg cot of 5iooi il the path of tie bullet taat could easily lare ben removed the fiz=i day o- ;so.
 Inlisrr Turned Over lo tho Military.
 SAN CARLOS, September 23.-On the arrival of Sanchez and the other chiefs this morning Col. Ti,la1y met them on behalf of the Indian Department and Capt. Haskell represented Gen. Willcox. They delivered up nine guns. Capt. Haskell told them Gen. Wilcox did not want to kill them, but would see that they had fair trial with civilian coun- sel. In pursuance to their agreement he would like to have Col. Tiffany de- liver them to Col. Stacy. at the school house, which he did in person, accom- panied by Capt. Haskell and a guard of soldiers and two Indian scouts, whuI cleared the way through large body of mounted Indians. On delivering them .o Col. Stacy, the agent asked whether if would not be better to let them go and bring in their bands and surrender all atl )nce, but Capt. Haskell decided in the, negative, and they were placed underl guard, the Indians assenting. It is hard, Q sell whether this was good policy or not. Already the bucks rave refused to come in, but ime will tell. Rations wefe issued to-. lay to four thousand six hundred and. wo Indians. Es-kim-in-zin and two. 'ther bands numbering one hundred. nd thirty-three, winch were counted in. he annual census last fall and there arei wo hundred and twenty-five scouts ont: The census was four thousand nine hunl lred and sixty, leaving seventeen to bel ccOUnted for, who are in Saveano's, and now with Pedro at COole's in the: White Mountains. This shows very; nj count and was made very Gccurate-' 7. Lieut. Glass company is expected ere tonight. Capt. Smiths cOmpanys nd Lieut.. Clark's will be at the subj agency tonight Col. Tiffany leaves fors he same place tomorrow mOrning.s ieurge and Bonita with their bands will. e arrested tonight or tomorrow, for; he killing on Turkey creek and the mur-,, Ter Of Turner and Moody near Globe.
 They Rstlss to Come h.
 SAN CARLOS, September 23.-Thet ucks belonging to the bands of San-s hez and other chiefs refuse to come in 7 he runners reported to Colonel TiiIanys nd Captain Haskell, who will send outs
 force to bring them iu. The agencys ,outs are being mustered under thes CIV chief, Captain Sam Bowman. Or-s CTS have been sent to the sub-agency tos -rest George and his band, and as thej paches have already notified them, lere may be trouble. Colonel Tiffany,