Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-05-12
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PACIFIC COAST.

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 an iuoffsnsive man, was shot and prob ably fatally wounded by W. A. Poin' dexter, who was intoxicated and wild with jealousy over fancied wrongs ID | reference Co a woman Of doubtful char acter. The murderer IS under arrest. No violence Is apprehended.
 SAN CARLOS, May 7.-The two ChIri- cahuas confined here say that Streeter was uut with the IndIans on their recent raids in Arizona, aud that he IS not killed. Little Charley McComas Is well treated by the Indians of BOnito's band. They say that they were not joined by Indi tns from this reservation.
 PIP. Wnoox, Agent.
 TOMBSTONE, May A cattle rancher from near Guadalupe Canyon arrived in Tombstone tnls morning. He says Crook passed through the canyon last Friday VI troOps and scouts and all outfit for threr months campaign. The b1unda.y hue between MexlcO and the United States rsls through the canyon. which Is Iu the G IadaluDe range, spur oi the Sierra dadres. Crook detached a guard tO remain there, with orders not Co permit any enc bearing dispatches for hIm 70 cross the line, and then struck out with he whole command for JanOs' pass, in the heart of the Sler "a Ma44es, t4e OlI home of Juh and Geronimo. The guard was still there when the informant came through last Tuesday. JaaOs pass Is about fOrty mi s from Guadalupe.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, May S.-An Fl Paso special tO the Chronicle says: lnfOrma- tiOn from General Crook, by tAe way of JanUs, Chihuahua, IS expected here all most hourly. lt Is believed that ne WIL have reached that place Uy tuls Gate- The reports by cltIZeu- have come IntI- eating that the direction of Crooks march Co JdnOs Is about lJ miles from the Guadalupe canyon, the frontier point at which Crook eu-ered Mexico. His first watering place would b. O!O de jos Mosquitoes. His second camp as prob ably a dry one at BlancO. JanUs K a town Uf over l,jJ inhabitants, and Is a military district headqu rters- IL is the eastern foothills of Jue Sierra Ma dre. It IS stated ry the army scouts Co be the point from wllch movements into the mountain fastnesses must be made. There Is d considerable area In the range, and below the line of march presumed Go be followed by Crook. that has seldom, If ever, been penetrated by any out hostile Indian bands, the rem uants of which are hot Co be subjugated. That the Mexican forces and Major Gen sral CarbO are ID Chihuahua and SO- nora, and are operating ID conjunction with General Crook and our forces, is made evident by the dispatch receIved rom Hermosillo, Sonora, dated yes- terday, and announcing sharp fight at LagustIa canyon, l63 miles southeast of that city that would be on the heart of cne SeIrras ani near the location ID definitely described as tine Apache stronghold. The night reported shows by the number of the killed and wound ed that the Indians are more numerous than the military have indicated The p Iut at vlich the Sonora fight occur red, Is estIneted tO be about ljJ miles south of Cooks present inc of march. Crook has barred all access to himself by courlers and dispatches and there IS some reason tJ believe that he wIll not nave Co follow the JanOs route at all put is ct this tune endeavoring tO pene- trate directly south ID the Sierra Madre by trails known only tO the soldier Apache with whom he IS operating Crook has with him a captured Chirica- hua who has reed Co act as his guide He also has old Indian warriors who have themselves iu years past been ou the path against Msxic4ns into ani from the very heart of this stupenduOus range where Mexican traditions turn with stories of Indian towns ruined or stIll used lu the northern SIerras.
 Adiutsn- General Drum and Col A. Barr, Judge Advocate general and pri- vat, Secretary GO Secretary Lincoln ar rived here to-day. It Is believed thelr visit has been iu part directed by th possible complications that may arse from the operations of General Crook.
 SAN FR.SCIsco, May S.-The rolling stock for the street railway st Guaymas, Sonora, WAS shipped on Saturday. The cars open similar Go those used here.
 Weather warm. The rain fall ID thIs city the last 2+ hO-rs ending last night 5S hunir-dtbs inches; total 26S inches for the month and 1927 for the season, against l,6O1 spOndIng date last year.
 The 33d anniversary of the California Bible Society was celebrated last even ing. The reports pre=euteI showed | that during the past year 47.S93 families were visited; of these gS S43 we're found destitute. A letter To the Examiner this | morning advises tine construction Of
 
 determination of eastern wool buyers not Co buy California wool, hopi.g thereby to slaughter prices in this market. The letter poinfs out that the c1mpl-tIon with the Northern Pacific, ! Oregon and Washington Terntery will ! be lost Co this market unless fact0rles are huilt here.
 The body of an elderly man was picked up floating ID the bay yesterday The remains unrecpguIZaDie, but | a uem0randum book identified hlm as John Am helm, a Geman farmer, lately arrived from Detroit. His suicide Is at- t-ibuted to financial difficulties.
 Reputed Duke of New Castle, now here, made large purchases m southern California lands. The Duke IS a mlu1T He vi remain several days in Cnicag on hls way east
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May S.-The Fair di- v0rce case is the subject Of general con | ver-a.iln thIs morning. Public opinion and sympathy appear to be entirely on the side of Mrs. Fair. Hopes are freely expr, sed that the Court will grant a Mrs. Fair asks, both in regard tc expenses of suit. giving her control of the children and 2 r,-c her the S2,OOO,uOu cash and e mi lion and half property Many persou= are heard saying it Mrs. Fair obtains these amounts she will be douhly fortunate; first, in securing am pie provision for herself and children and secondly ID being freed from oua Eho, after SO many years of married life. proves himself a iaithless husband Mrs Fair had not had the social advantages of many other women occupying similar position iu society. but as ls generally known and stated she, in days uf poverty and wealth proved herself true, consistent wife and mother. The Senator on being interviewed sald be proposed defendinc and trying the case. He said, "I derv the allegations ID complaint. it is lo- of blank hes, same as published in ar eastern paper some time ago. wish ] knew the fellow who wrote it. I refer to the story that my eldest boy tried C. shoot me. There is no truth whateve- in such 8 statement. and now I have nothing more Co say" Mrs Fair. on De Iug seen expressed surprise Go learn the her husband denied t1e charges and in- mediately asked. "Dld b. say anything about me?' On being told he had no'. she immediately sad. "Then also hav- nothing Co say She stated quietl that ci-cun stances had compelled her to take the step. but declined making any further statement, except that she was determined to carry the case through.
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