Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-05-07

leo just over the border, on the Doth,
 between the Mexican troops and the Iu- dians uader Loco. IL seems Forsyth was i'll pursuit of them hotly. when they encountered the Mexicans. The Indians lost 7S killed and all theIr stock, and the engagement resulted in the complete destruction of Loco's band. The Mex | ican loss was 23 killed and 10 wounded. | Thirty-three Indians were taken prlsOn-
 CTS. This information is from a reliable source and if 1t is confirmed may be - garied as the death blow to the present
 Indian outbreak, which has resulted SO
 destructive to Arizona and New Mexico.
 A careful summary shows q total of one i hundred and forty-one whites and Mex
 jeans killed by the Indians during the
 past two weeks, five hundred head Of
 stock killed and captured and the des-
 truction of over S75,OO0 dollars worth of property. The loss tO the Territories by
 retarding the development of their i'm mtnse mineral resources and the almost complete suspension of all business in
 other lines is beyond calculation. It is
 quite suggestive to say the least, that
 our own troops cannot succeed in put ting the quietus upon any of the Indian
 outbreaks without the aid of tke Mex ican forces.
 One hundred and twenty-five head of
 stock, recaptured recently from the h.
 dians by Capt. Tupper south of Clover
 dale, have arrived at Bowie and will he
 returned to the rightful owners on prop
 CT identification.
 Four companies of the First Infantry
 will arrive tonight from Texas. Two companies of infantry are now stationed here.
 OMAHA, May A report from Raw lings, Wyoming, states that the Bannacks and Snakes, whose reservation Is in Wind River valley. ncar Fort Washable. have gone on the warpath. Gen1. Crook gives official confirmation of this report. These Indians have been friendly for several years. There are about 25OO of them. Fort Washable is now without garrison as two companies of tn. third cavalry left there on Monday under or ders to go to Arizona. It is believed the Indians are about to take advantage of the absence of the militGry. The report comes from the operator at Rawlins Fort Washaki IS 150 miles north of the Union Pacific rlilloud and Las tele graph line.
 DUBLIN. May 5-Parnell, Dillon and OKelly started last night for Holyhead. Three members of the land league sentenced to SIX months impris nment in default Of bal and many, suspects have been released from Clormel and Xiii mainham iails. The release of the land leIgdsr5 was celebrated last night at Baela, Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Lou douderry and Younhall with torch light prOcessions, bontires, illuminatiuns, ! etc, and a general tranquility prevailed. ! United Ireland has an article headed l Coercion Gives Up the Ghost" and ] asks the people not to lose their heads ! with Giddy joy. Goodness and courage" 1t says, "are neediul to secure what We have won, as they were to win it."
 WASHINGTON, D. C., May 5.-The Commissioner of the Land Office having Of fraudulent certificates of deposits for survey, issued at Santa Fe. New Mexico, and having been put on the market in Dakota. has instructed the proper officials to receive certificates ssued at Sauta Fe until further ad- sised.