, 1881-09-05

s"tho otVAJS N1!A NAEG H11 Ills Iltu
wcro killed by tho trcachery Of hls scouts,
They turned trniiGr ut tho very beginning pf
the altrny, anti flrol OH his OVID troops: Thu
country where tho nneancrc tpnk plnce Is cul III,
With t1ccu pnrKns and bAsnlt caf1s.ns tho wholc
covered With thick Rrnwth OF timber, nlrurst-
Ink tho bcas r'accs for n1nb,lsca,'c. a hnnJtulof
indian stiarlahontcrs could destroy whoo fnt+
tnlah Ut solsflers without exposing thnnlsctvca,
Tho Inst fntiian curriers' who. casna In say tho
place whoro tho innssncro took rlhc1 WINS in I.
narrow valley tohe tho ado Of n utfon hcnvfly
tnbtrei, Mel!eine men first i1rnd OH LIEUT..
Crusc. killing him INSTANTLY. col. CRrr then
orsterctf his forces to fire on tho medicine mon.
The fcouta thch tMrncd and
FiisEu uS THE T1soors,
and n largo number of White Mountain Indians,
who wcrc IN ambush III another place. rose up
hni fired at tho troops also showing clearly TINT
there WIS previous understanding between tho
scDnts and tho other Indians. It nrponts that
Col. Carr hccasno bevdcrei after. the
scouts turned against him. Tnc scouts md
Willie Mountain 1ntfnns. who now greatly
outnumhcrcd tho surviving trnops. attvancod III
hand hight, and soon completed the work thcy
Nlrcntly hnl far under uny, Aa fnr m knnwt1,
moi s!t,gle ,nnn escaped. Thcso reports nro
all from friendly 1ndia,ls, but tho commanding
officers nt CAups 'rllninns md Grant, who know
many ur tho fmlIntls, u1aco Implicit conhdonce
tn them. \ number Ut 1ntsAns who visited tho
nrhlef lnttle canu through totay, md tell about
tho sanc story. which goes 10 strengthen tho rc-
porta. II Is now feared TINT much larger nun,-
her Of Indians havo or Will Join tho outbrcak
thnn ut first thought,
PEDRO,
Chief Of much senso und good Judgment,
who thoroughly understands the strength Of tho
whites. has gone tn the wnrpnth aHainst his will,
being urged on by his followers. Tho reinforce
mcats ordered forward yesterfay 1t was thought
wollld reach the bR.tIotlcNi today lh ttmu to
send out il COURIER bur UP to II o'clock no tiilnRs
hn,l been received. Gen. Wilcox Ia going for
wRrsl with nil tho force Mt his command, and
will concentrate at Canns Apacho and urant at
tho earliest possible tn0tncnt. II tho uprising Ia
general, II Is not believed that the force will
prove sufficient to cope with tho Ipdlnns and
affortl Rny adequate protection 10 tho settle"
mcnts, which nre widely scattered and much
oxpUsed. 4 fnrgo force OF volunteers could
bo easily raised from prosrcctors md miners.
who would make M. fighters, If tho 0overa-
mrnt could furnish arms and supplies. It Wilt
bo impossible to furnish a list nj tho killed until
coirlrrs arrive frum tho battlefield. Eskemn-
zna. former hcnh Chief, having settled down on
fnrm,
NO LONGER HAS INFLUENCE
overtho Apactles. 4 number Of Apachcs from
Lower San Fcdro III 1'ltcsnn totlay. say that
Nstohez, WIN still wEc1ds great influence will
b0 fnr penoo: but the trouble will 10 that the
well-dIsposcd Chiefs cannot rostraisI the young
bucks, who become oxotc1 ind long to En on
tho warpnth. Tho origin Vt tho excitement grew
out Of the haluolnatio1 Of the rncAiCnD r1an.who
told the yoiltg warriors that he could fllise do
parted Chiefs from tho grnvo. About n month
nRo baud Of White Mountain stndlnns under =
Chief nRnod poton!c. who lived thirty mllos
north Of Camp Apache. killed n Chief named
Dlable, OF the same tribe, on Ban Carlos llcscr-
walton. On receipt Of tho nDw8 Of hfs death his
band. accompanied by Agency police. started to
Camp ApAche to nveuHu hfs death. Thoy found
Potonle ami band eainpcd In a strong position
on shtlo Greek, and culld not ulslodRo them.
potun!c soon nfter was killed In Buurrul with
mou,ber Of another band. 4
nitEL
occurred between two chiefs Of different bnnds
OF the same tribe. 10th were killed. Thesc
werc the braves thu mctllolno mon pretended
th0y could raise from tho dcl.i, lend then on to
victory, ant drive tho whites from tho country.
Col. Carr was attempting to nrrcst mctliuIno
man, under orders from Con. Wilcox, by the
naiue Of Nock-Ay-D Dit -klin-Nn, whop fired
upon BY tho scouts. Mexican authorities OH tho
border have been not!tlnl Of tho outbreak. mud
huve oppressed q willingness to do all III their
powRr to assist In s.tpurcsslng tho lntf[ans. Th1y
nro all we'll awaro that, II thero Ia a general ul-
rising OF Apaohcs, thuy will immediately brenk
for Mexlcn, and that they Will sn1far ia lnl0h us
tho Amorieuns. hlrs, Carr Ia ut Camp Apache.
The annlo guns tint matle her wttlnw rendered,
hoF utIIdleas 1Ior young son, whn had latoly re- 4
turned from tho East, whero ho had been mt
school, was With his father anl was killed.
oFFicENs Killed.
30 far rs knpwn tho following Is corrcot list
OF tho officers killed.:
Con. EuEone Il. Carr,
Capt. u. c. HGnttE,
I4ettt. UnrtGr,
f.To,tt. Ef,Arfcs q. Qorlo,x
Lieut.. WLllinn Stanton,
LEuut. ThUtnNs CrusQ:
llr. aLcCroery.
Clark Carr, ascd Is, sou Of Con. Carr.