The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-11
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Indian intelligence.

San FrAhcisc", "a di.pateh from
tucson, Arizona, states that a specia
from Camp Grant says that the wires are
down between that place and Thomas,
supposed to be cut by Indians. Signal
fires are seen in Gallon and alec Graham
mountains. Lieutenant Wilcox and an
escort of ten men. sup sosed to haYe left
Thomas this renpon for this point, have
not arrived yet. y me fears are enter.
t4inet for their safety. There hive he. n
no through trsins from the eat in the last
iOnr days. II is thought there will be
no connection fnr s-v-rni days. A heavy
| storm north Of San Marcial washed out
the trsck OF the Atchj.on. Topeka and
Santa re road for con iderable distance.
The matter of pafeliIg the Indian pris-
Oners has been fixed upon the agent st
San Cartot, thus exhonoratins the mill
tsry, upon whom the blame had been
cast. Neither General Nilcs.x nor any
other officer had any thing TO do with the
psroljRg busine.-.
A dispatch fr m + 1T Wilcox. Ari-
IONA, on the S.h iI.st. SAYS: A courier
arrived at Bowie reports hat Arrold's
command attacked he Ibdians between
Baeacuwhiz rancho ard the Huachua
mountains. tn Indians abandoned all
their animals xnd took To the mountains.
Two Indians were fouRi deal; the rest
have gone 10 the south end of the Hua-
chuA mountains.
San FRANCHISE, "A i-DAtch from
Wilcox. Arizona, says: There are three
columns in The field against the hostiles.
bernard's troops to The west, to CHR
acahua Range, Wagner's t The east AMI
McLel.n's moving southwe,t, the OBJ
Jective point of meeting being at the
Mexican line, which they will all cross if
the MexicSn auth rites permit, and CO.
operate with their troops.
The line is up to Fort Thomas. Every
thing is reported quiet at Inc reservation.
San Francisco, Wilcox, Arizona,
dispatch: Troops sra now moving across
the southeast Of ChIracahus range, to-
ward Mexico, to intro y: the hoStiles in
that direction a Count a. the sub
agency shows that the only hu4tles out
tthe Mustmian Chiracu4s) IRE the
George AMI B1nitD bant-, not less than
100. Orders have been sent to 6ernard
To follow the hostiles into Soner4. ifper-
mission is granted by the Mexican su-
thOrities, to cross the line and 10 co.
operate with their troops. Mexican au-
thoritios were notified several DAYS ago,
and their C cooperation requested. Tiffany
is reported as feeling perfectly safe now,
rs about 800 soldiers are at the reservs-
ton, but those VINO have lived for years
in that vicinity place no confidence in the
Indians promise to remsin on ths reser-
vntion, and think that they only remain
on account of the troops there, and in
the vicinity.
Later-At9 PIN, Norton, of the firm
of Norton & Stewart, telegrsphs from
Grant: The wire between here and
Thomas went down at 80; will not send
the stage out tonight. Jones, who came
from Tbnmas this morning, says that
Lieut.. Wilder, with AT escort of ten
men, h.d orders to be at Grant this even
ing, but have not arrived. Signal fires
hive been seen on the mountains across
the valley. A large force will be sent
out from Grant to ind the cause of the
wire being down. 1t is thought that the
wire has been broken by the Indians, but
there is nothing authentic. All kinds of
here