Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-28
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 EI PAso, Texas, April 24-A specia , dispatch from Wilcox, Arizona, an
 nounces General Crook departure witt
 Apache scouts. He wlll be joined by
 others now on the frontier, and witt
 troops Of cavalry, and will go into Mex. ! leo under bis direction. Guadalupe
 Canyon is rhe point of rendezvous, 1lC
 mics from Wilcox, south. ast. General
 Crook is accompanied to the frontier by
 3U0 cavalry, who will hold the canyon
 and keep open communication. Crook
 takes 3D0 scouts with him, 230 being
 Apache soldiers. The command is
 equipped for sixty days; has a pack
 tram of wo hundred mules loaded
 with provisions, aLd thirty thousand
 cartridges. General Crook and the In- dilus wIll hunt out hostiles of our own, ] and the Mexican troops vii make
 corion to hold them. The fight will be
 ID NeUco. Before leaving Crook re-
 ce,ved from Lieutenant Davs, thlrd
 cayairs, -tati ued at San Carlos, an ac-
 count of the prscautiors taken against
 white rangers vho threaten the peacea- | ble Iu.aus. The chiefs We're called to-
 sethsr and the situation explained. They said they woIid follow Crooks in- structious, and we're well able to protect their peou ,aud wil do it if attacked on the reservation, and will not leave uu- der any circumstances. No excitement there. Davis has scouts out. also, troops at Camps Scott and Thomas. Peaceable Indians keep watch, but will ]. receive the first information from troops. There are 400 armed Indians in the outlying camps, and have moved | near the agency buildings.
 There Is better feeling toward I Cook Iu ,rzOuH.
 SAN FBANCIsCD. 4 pril 2I-Johu $. ! Gray, th- d laultiug Secretary of the 1 buard of harUur COmmi- siOuers. arrived l here tlI- evening in charge of Captuu Lees and Detective C,fle- He is iu the city prison. J. J. O'Brien, Assist . ant Secretary under Gray, was arrested !. last night Ou two charges of embezzle- { meut
 SAv FRANCIsCo, April 2L-Wheat- stiff, -l.1jSISIii.
 Barley -Bug= are reported all over she State, which caused an excitement on Change; 5000 tons sulI at higher prices: sHor, Sl2t 3; May, SI.2jU 206; buyer, season, Sl3J
 Los ANGELES, April 20. A feeling of excitement exists trvM the develop mruts Iu the ease or Robert Prohy. al- legged Co have been drowned at Santa Monica last August. Pr by was iu- suret Iu go Iexas lodge of the Legion Of Honor for c5Wu That society claims tu have evidence that Le was not drowned and WItnholds the payment of the policy for full investigation. The general opinion IS that it k a job to de fraud the LrgIon of Honor.
 SACEANENTo Cal, April 2l.-At an early hour tnis morning a fire on K street caused a falling wall Co crush through @ saloon. Several persons were hurt aud unknown man killed. It k reported that others were buried, bu. none were found. The debris Is being removed now.
 STOCKTON, Cal, April 22.-E. B. Me Lau4lln aad Charles McShane had am a ltct Dutiou nv H4fr,rI -.r..- [ Gu Mc5hane shooting at McLauglIin with a pistol. The ball entered the breast, near the inside pocket. aDd came ont near the point of the shoulder. AT ter the shot Mclaughlin knocked Me Shane down, took his pistol from hlm and tried 60 stab him wIth a large pocket knife. An officer grabbed the Knife and prevented any blOodshed- Both men were arrested.
 SACRAMENTO, Cal, April 22 The fu- -yrai uf i've victims of the recent dis a-trr took place to-day three members 1f the military band. They were es- cort-3 from the Turner Hall by the military and soc.etiss. The proct ssi n Was the largest ever seen here; every hack and vehicle Of the livery -tablcs beIng Iu line. The sidewalks al along for l9 blocks Co the city cemetery were th-ouLe' with ps rpis, despite the north wind. be body of another victim was parle m the second procession fl lowing 1- short interval and composed If Iasous and chosen friends.
 LoEDsBUEG. \. NJ, April 23.-The ! dVsllug house of w. II. Jones was blown down yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Four persons were slightly [ 
 The trial of Givens, the man who shot Cochran here last Fnday night, WIS concluded to-day and -he defendant acquitted, as It was clearly shown he acted Tn self-leieuse. The difficulty ouUuatrd over a game of cards. \ dl-pUte arose about the deal, when the -d iie was passed. be matter was thought tO toe amIcably adjusted, when Cochran walked to the door, drew hIS DIS. ol and fired at GIveus. The latter then fired, t.e grst shot reaching vital spot and :he second breaking Crciriu's leg. Cochran fell, hu- kept firm 90 Given until tHe loads n lIs pistol were exhausted. lie di q game, uIS last shot preceding his death but few seconds. fhe above Is -h- evidence as aaoUc,d before the court to-day. Ibe arq8ttal sgives general satisfaction. as It Is rery clear that GIvens acted purely Iu self-defense.
 EUREKA. Nev.. April 23-Some time since A P. Hoa-sdeu was arrested a. Secret Canyon. -ll miles from Eureka. on tha charge O. arson, m attempting tJ blow mp and burn Geddy's and Ber-t traud' nil and Hoistlug works. II .ss- don Was J,ie4 iu the DI strict Court last week and acquitted by a jury. He re- turned to Secret Canyon where he h 8 large mining interests. Yesterday after- noon, party oi 20 men from Geddy's mili caught Ho.- son near his mIuIng property and tar-e3 and featherei hln and then ode the cd man mp the noun tam for two miles Hn a rail There the mob made him take an oath tn leave t,.s camp uu penalty uf death. H. left b ! c4m- 5o Eurt ka aui swo-e out warrar g l for the arrest of the ring leaders a i ' eight were brought Co town this eve 70 { ing including the Superin, endent of [ se l mill
 SAN FE,SCIsCo, April 24-FIorr- . higher.
 Wheat Strong, SI SOMSIS5
 Bsrlev-Spot, SIPS; April, SI .2S. buv- : CT, season, Sl.27; seller, 'S3. SII.28
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