Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

will try to get George on the south side of the Gils river before dark. The re- suit will be teleg-aphed. General Me Kenzie Is reported near Thomas, which he has probably reached this afternoon. One hundred Sar Carlos Indian scouts will be of General Cars command. Five of Thompson's mules and five of Fra zier's mules have been picked up. The Indians abandoned them. One horse was taken by the hOstiles from Finney after killing him. He had ten head of horses tied to his wagon, but nine were not touched He was shot through the left breast, the bullet coming out at the lower right side of the back.
 News from the Front
 Special to the CITIzEs'.l
 WILCOX, October 5.-M. G. Samsni- ego shot an Indian scout in the arm near Dragoon pass yesterday morning. The Indian was out looking for the trail of the hostiles, but Samaniego. mistaking hil for hostile. took a shot at him afr. isamHssec tha .n placed undar arrost by the military authorities, but 1t will amount to nothing, the Indian being outside of the peace lines. Mir. Saman- lego is out on his own reeOgnizance. Mr. J. B. Hallna and party start out for Cedar Springs this morning to bring in the body of Samaniego, killed by the Indians several days ago. The body of Vance, killed by hostiles near the Point of Mountain, was brought in here and buried yesterday. The body was badly mutilated. The party having the body in charge were chased by Indians for quite distance, but no one was hurt. There have been no advices from the troops that left for DragoOn Pass on the trail of the Chiricahuas. It is believed they have made for Cochise's old strong hold in the Dragoon mountains, and the troops were too late to intercept them when they crossed the railroad track. l Two mountain howitzers have beto S. ceived here, and will be used to disl26q, the hOstiles from their stronghold News from the four; companies sent in pursuit of the Indians Is anxiously awaited here, and it is hoped a decisive blow will be struck to-day or tomorrow. Two more companies of troops from California are expected to arrive here tomorrow.
 LATER.-The report that Samsniego was arrested is denied.
 Indians Headed for Mule Mountains. Special Co the CITIzES.l
 TOMBSTONE, October j.-TombstoHe | is excited over the Indians. Las' eVen- reports were current oD '1e street that Indians were in tbs 'oouth fass- Cltl- zans bave sts-s7d out to warn settlers of | tbe d.-.er in Sulphur Springs Valley --d the adjacent country. During the | morning some fifty citizens have started on the hunt, well armed and mounted. Troops are reported as following the Indians and fight is said to have taken place at Black Diamond Springs. A man has just come in from about six miles out of town and reported that some half dozen Indians came to his place to water their stock. Some think them advance scouts of a larger body. About fifteen citizens have just left town with Mayor Cum, the two Earps, Mar shal Williams ShaHiG RAI--.-,- --t, mounted, etc. A wagon with supplies of grub has also gone with them Many rumors are flying around and 1t IS hard to ascertain reliable information. Men have been going out since early morn ing and some left last night. The gen eral impression Is that the Indians are close at hand heading for Mule Mount aims. Every exertion will be made to | head them of, and if successful light | will surely follow. With so many de termined and experienced men in pur- suit it is hoped that retribution may fall upon them
 Sailor Suicides -Elopemsnt in Oakland
 SAN FRASCIscO, October 4.-Ihls morning George $. Kingsley, sailor, was found lying on his face m bunk on hoard the ship Paul Revere, dead He had strancled himself by drawing Leather beIt tightly around his neck. | Under his face. covered with blood, was | a copy of the Weekly Record, the Good | TemDIar's organ, open to an article on | tbe influence of liquor Tn causing sul- ! eide. Deceased had been on spree Tor several days ., nrominent Oakland man on Saturday eIoned with a gambler called Snob Price. They first went to Centre viIle where the gambler endeay- cred to seduce the girl. Fall inc in this, the couple started for Pescsdero for the purpose of getting
 married. Before reaching that place
 tbey were overtaken by the officers and
 tbe girl returned. Price was not arrest ed. as the father did not wish notorlety- Tho German ship Hugo Burned. PANAMA. September 24-The German shin Huro was burned in the South Pa , cifc on August 9th. Her long boat with Captain Carpenter and seven men ar ar rived at Chiloew, Chili, having made oVV 3 miles in nine days, suffering terribly rom want of food and water Two boats wItl
 +ba rest of the crew have not been heard
 from. after parting with the Captain Loat One man died in the latter before
 reaching Chiloew. The Hugo was l2'- , tons burden, bound from Newcastle fol /, San Francisco.
 Religious Frenzy.
 PANAMA, September I.-A rehgi0u TO, O frenzy has broken out III Nicaragua. An' In E people affected believe themselNes Le 3 ceivers of divine cOmmunlcatlons' ail'
 whenever a person feels the lnspira'i1I 6 af communication he rushes to tl 1T church and rings the bells, when th m
 SyI,cIe ,,cDuIation assemblies to hear tn
 message from on high.
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