Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-04-30

!. mules were captured and MagrudeT ss b ;aped. Dr. Welch reported by courie f last night to O. R Smyth as follows |, Over twenty people are known to hay , been killed on the Gila ranches, thei wagons and hay burned and all the stocl
 ruaom" Welch lost two mules kille,
 and five stolen. The Iudians hay,
 spread death and destruction all alon.
 the Gild below Purdy's ranch and O,
 the road to Clifton. The Indians mum
 Der over three hundred bucks, squaw, and children, as shown by actual count
 while passing York's ranch. Eighty
 soldiers and scouts, Perry's command
 from Camp Grant, and ten men
 from Purdy's ranch have joined the
 pursuers, aud, as previously reported
 the Indians are completely surrounded
 and cOrralled in doubtful Canyon
 Those seen at Leitendorf and on the
 San Simon flat last evening are evi. dently strasslers fIOm the main band
 Captain Black, with twenty mounted
 volunteers from the Shakespeare Guards,
 gre securing the country in hot pursuit. All the male citizens of LeitendOrf,
 Shakespeare and Lordsburg are under
 arms. A strong patrol guard was main
 tained at each of these points last night
 General Mckenzie has moved to Fort
 Craig. The entire country is aroused
 Dr. Welch's family are safe at Clifton. ' Special Co the CITIZEN.
 l LoRDsBURG, Y. NJ, April 2i-The fol-
 lowing statement of casualties was fur
 nished by the men who just arrived from
 he Indian fight which occurred Sunday
 afternoon, about twelve miles north of ! Stein's Pass, near Doubtful Canyon.
 Vim. Kurtz, Company C, killed; Ser
 geant Musby, Company C, dangerously
 wounded; M. D. Leonard, Company G.
 wounded. Privates Downing and Sulli-
 van, Company II. both wounded Foui
 Indian scouts were killed. Col. Forsytl
 had command, and all the de1d anG
 wounded belong to the Fourth Cavalry
 The wounded men are wing in the pas Senger room at the depot, and will gr
 east ou the morning tiain. It is no'
 positively known that any of the Indian
 warriors were killed.
 Special Co the CITIZEN.
 THOMAS, A. T., April 24.-Tbe reports received last night of the fearful n1s- Sacre at Clifton are confirmed. F. F.
 Frink writes from there under date ni l2d, that ever thirty men were killed ir that vicinity within the last two days He also states that $. D. Pinkard, one C' rhe murdered men, WAS resident of Sai Buenaventura. The fate of Lamb and McMurren at Eagle Creek IS still il doubt. Nothing has been heard from either Hayes or Stevens party who went n that direction. Reports from the sub agency say that the Indians took the refusal Of the Agent to allow them to z. north 70 plant, very quietly. Everything qmet there and at the agency. Spe-isl To the CITIZEN
 FosT THOMAS. April 25.-Hayes and ! his party returned last night from Eagl, Creek, bringing in the Lamb and Me. Murren parties all safe No Indian. were seen Tn that vicinity, but twenty five horses were stolen on Wednesda, 1 night. A Mir Dow, of the firm of Dow < Gray, Prescott. left Eagle Creek oi Wednesday evening for his home. It i hoped he arrived safely. Everything T. | quiet in ihIs vicinity.
 Special 10 the CITIZEN.
 LoRDsBUEG. N. NJ, April 25.-RIsqu, is killed beyond doubt. Later advice. state that Magruder Is missing. It Is nov feared that he was wounded and crawle, into the bushes anl died. Men hay, left Silver City to bring in Risque's bod, and they may find Magruder. We vii keep you posted as events transpire. special To the CITIzES.
 LoRDsBURG. April 2j.-A report Whicl IS reliable. just received from Stem Pass, says 175 Indians attacked Galley vile and killed 8 whites. The Indiaus are all south of the railroad. heading foi the Chiricahua mountains. Genera Forsyth Is close on them, and fight ma be expected tonight or early iB th. morning. Tbe LCrdsburG Cadets, Cap taia Harris, are under arms. The tow was guarded by armed men all night Great excitement here all day. FOu wounded soldiers were brought H last night by private conveyances senf ont from here for that purpose. The were Sergeant Morly, Company C, sho. through left lung inst below the heart private NJ. D. Leonard. right leg brokei below the knee and shot through lei ankle; privates Downy and Sullivan Company Ii, all of Fourth Cavalry, flesl wounds ill left thighs. The wounde, were forwarded to the hospital a' Fort Cummings by rail this morning Morly died before reeching Separ an was buried at that place this afternoon An unconfirmed report is current of tw, pr, spectors having been killed yesterda, l9 miles north of the Gila rord. Me Kenzie IS said to be eu route to join For syth and take the command in person. Special to the CITIZEN.
 TOMBSTONE, April 25-The followina lre the particulars just received Of til, late Bacuachi massacre:
 BACUACHI. Sonora, April 22.-LOwr, Johnson, Mexican George and Me Conkey, left Tombstone, April 18th. foi Sonora aud arrived at Bacuachi the l9tb. On the morning of the 10th Lowry John ston and Ketcham started for their mine. fifteen miles east of here, situated on th' summit of high mountain, while my sel and a Mexican went to oexamine min' in the Same mountain few mile. further on. They arrived a' tue mine at one o'clock. It seems th, Indians discovered them at the base o' the mountain and followed their trail they had been in camp but one hOm when they were surprised, Mr LOEry and Mir. Ray being killed at the frs yOlley. Lowry was shot three times, and either If the shots would have cause, il st mt death. Mir Ray was shot twic, and never moved from where he was sitting. They were sittinl down talking together, and wheI found next day Lowry Was sitting with bis legs crossed the same as when las. seen, and looked as natural as when Iiv- ing. Rickey and Mills We're workint in a tunnel some few rods away,