Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-10
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canyon last Friday with troops and
scouts and and an outfit for three
months campaign. The boundary
between Mexico and the United
States runs through this canyon,
which is in the Guadalupe range,
spur of the Sierra Macres. Crook
detached a guard to remain there
with orders not to permit any one
with dispatches for him 10 CT lss the
line, and then struck ou' for Janos'
Pass in the heart # the Sierra Ma
dres, the old home of Juh and Gero~
nimo. which is about fprty miles
miles from Guadalupe.
The following dispatch was re
ceived this morning, dated al San
B rnardino Springs, Altoona, May 3,
1888:
To the Adjuton Cenera1:-The dis
patch of the 25lh instant from Gen~
eral Sherman received. 1t is not my
intention to violate the convention
between the governments, My great
object in visiting Sonora and Chi
huahua was TO arrange for CO. opera
ton, and in case my troops followed
tie exiles into Mexico, to secure a
Ii eral Interpretation of the terms OF
agreement. 1t is my intention to
start tomorrow morning in pursuit
of the savages, n accordance with
the terms of the treaty.
TSigned1 GEORGE Crook.
The Chandler Order.
GALVESTON, May 4.-The various
heads of the Gulf, Colorado aud
Santa Fc were interviewed to-day
relative to the circular issued hy
Chandler, general passenger agent
| of Gould's southwestern lines, in
sfructing subordinates 10 refu> c tC
honor coupon tickets issued or bag
gage checked through by the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fc over any
lines repr, scented in. the Gould $ nth
western system. Tire Santa Fe PEG
ple refuse to make any staiemen
but stated that in a few days they
would have something for the pub
Inc. In conversation with gentle
man who holds confidential relations
with the president on the Gulf. C"i
orado AMI Santa Fc, h" stated tia
the Santa Fe were having the mat
ter investigated by eminent counsel
and would make strong fight 1ol
their rights as carriers in The courts
if the order is to carried into effect
Condensed TeIegraR1s.
Montana had slight shock of
earthquake or the 4th.
Chicago has five cases of W, Il de
fined lrprosy-
Two persons killed, five seriously
wounded by an &C iiental exr osion
of an English powder house at Pc is
mouth. Fonr of the wounded have
since died.
Moscow officers are auth orized &c
imprison suspicious characters until
after the coronation of the Gar, and
rewards are offered for sold els to
turn informers.
The Treasury
WASHINGTON. May 5-The gold
silver and United States notes in Tho
treasury to- day are as follows: golC
coin and bullion, S1OS,O53, $50; silvel
dollars and bullion, S1O9,994,S35
fractional silver coin, $28, 1875 $40
United States notes. S4S, OG1 ,O4O TIC
tai 1915, 235.134- CeItific ties out
standing, gold. $54,677, 800; silve
$7,249, 766; currency, $1O,26OO00.
| Murder.
WILCOX, A. r., May TAT al
early hour this morning Charles
Schneider, an inoffensive man, was
shot and probably fatally woundcC
by W. A Poindexter, who was in
roxicated and wild with jealousy
over fanci. d wrongs in reference Il
a woman of doubtful character. Tit
murderer is under arrest. No VIC
lence is apprehended.
Charley 1IcComas safe.
SAN CARLOS, May THE TIVE
Chiricahuas confined here say TIL at
Streetcr was not with the Indians OF
their recent raids in Arizona, anC
that he is not killed. Little ChaIle,
McComas is we'll treated by the In
dams of Bcnito's band. They SAY
they were not JOINED by Indians from
this reservation. [Signedl
P. P. WILCOX, Agent.
Mexico and Crook
WASHINGTON. May 6.-At TIT
Mexican Legation some anXiet!
seems to be felt that the attitude o
the Mexican Government in relation
| to the crossing of the border bN