The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

u cTHOTS Ol MluueSOtd du1 cAdS E. where the outlaw is under the ban l. Steps are now being taken to that t end. These paidOns are necessary o for fear that Crittenden's successor
 might deliver up Frank James on 2
 requisition from either of the States. s There is scarcely doubt that nego- } liatiuns will be successfully consum- mated.
 l The Indians. r CHARLESTON, May 30.-News was P received here yesterday afternoon l that about thirty hostile Indians . having a large number of horses
 with them had been sGeh in he Whetstone Mountains, and that they
 were moving in the direction of lhe
 IIuachucas. A party of citizens
 nun. boring about fifteen left Benson
 for Sam Wlse's ranch, where the In-
 dians were reported to be. Nothing
 has been heard of the troops fro Il
 the HuachucA pnst, who are sup
 DO ell to be Tn purs it of the hosliles
 sern- at the custom house on the 27 h.
 The whereabouts of the fifteen In
 dians pursue1 by the Mexirans from
 near ;Le custom house on the 2eth is
 also unkno n here.
 Indian s'Oliey.
 WASHINGTON, May 29.-Secretary l
 Teller announces his policy regard J
 ing the Indians as adverse to dicta- l ton from church or philanthiopic
 organizations. He favors liberal cx- penditures for education. the grant ing of patents 10 tribes for their lands and making the Indians self supper ing, but relieving him of his gun and issuing lumber instead of tent material.
 Tryin. to Set B1-k-
 TUcsoN, May 29.-The Star fur nishes the following special dated Lordsburg, My 26.-A prospe.tor, just in from Soledad, in the Sacra- mento mountains, reports that a of hostile ApaC hes, includ- ing a portion of Juh's and Names bands, nr5 roaming through the I aud evidently awaiting an opportunity to make their way back to the reservation Tin re arc also a number of renegades in the duadalupes. who hulL communit-a- lion N ith tEe hostiles and act in con cert with tliem. They have attacked several ranches in the valleys and he stock have been driven into the Two hercsmen have been killed The residents in the Organs and San Andreas ranges lave become alarmed and are organ zfng for defense. The Indit ms are ulIen and threatening and evident y have not been whipped into g ol behavior Reports say the band Is icing daily augmented ny renegajes rom Arizona, New Mexico and from cross the lIne, and their strength is nore for.uidable than it has been at my other time since the outbreak. f they do not get back to the reser- a.ion they will probably make de- cents on the exposed settlements.
 A representative Of the Slar, mak- ng tour of the rxpo>el districts, eports that all of the passes are well -uarded by ihe military. A large o:ce sta toned at the south end Of he Chiricahua mountains and other oints near the rorder Clifton and ssh Creek are al~o provided with rong forces. It is doubtful if any Z ody of ho>tiles can get into San arlos wit out being annihilated. tras gleIs are returniny daily. The he Tucson Rangers, forty in uum e CT, are reported 10 b. in the imme- Ii fate vicinity of the hos ile Apache>
 Condensed TcIegram<
 The report that the Chicago, Texas M Mexican road had been sold to the uIf Colorado G5 Santa Fe, is con addicted by \, T. Bennett, secretary f the former road. F At meeting of ihe iron workers S nd mill owners in St. Louis, yester- ;, .' ay, lhe latter proposed the same AI ale of wages as at pre-ett paid by ' le Pitisburg owners raies, which | le workers refuse to accept. Most Cd f the mills will close, throwing n 300 men out of work. :, Doc uolladay, the alleged Ar;zo- a outlaw, was released e-terday on writ of habeas cor Jus, G ". Piikin .fusing to recognize the requisition 'om the Governor of ArIzona.
 In the election case of Smith vs. L. helly, os the Fourth District of Iabima, ,he contestant having die ST le majority report of Committee on si, lection, will recommend that the tn tn ;at now occupied by Shelly be de Jg ared vacant. in A Repub ican State Convention is sSu llled to re-convene at Harrisburg Rs n June 21>t, to nominate a cludi- an ate for Congressman-at-IArge. ~ A Santa Fe .peci Il says: Ariz pna istlers have appearei In this Terri ny. committing extensive dcpreda- ons- Captain Foun ain, with a . ,mpsny of soldiers is O. the field nder order of Gov. Sheldon, and is z ring effective work. Two of the V title thieves are woundel.
 The railroad war by the Der yer 0 io Grande, who are trying 10 keep le Denver & New Orleans road