Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-02
NEW MEXICO.
The TROOPS and the Apaches. !.


SANTA FE, Msrch 31st.-The Shakespeare
Guards, under Captain Black, are doing good
service. As soon as the Indians made their
appearance on the lower Gila, Black moved
to STEMS pass, above the canyon routs
usually taken by indians returning to Mex
leo. This, together with the fact that the
regulars were moving ous on the railroad.
caused the Indisns to cross the plains into
the Burro mountains. Black procured fresh
horses and followed so closely that the say.
ages we're compelled to abandon their horses
and plundsr ana taks TO the mountains, south
of the pass road, on foos. When last beard
from Back was ia bot pursuit. IL win be
difficult flr mounted troops to follow them
into the mCultaius.
LoRDsBuRG ~. ~ J, March 31st.-A Rich.
mond special says: Dr. J. H. Carroll, an old
pioneer Of this Territory, and a resident of
the Gila valley, was surrounded by band of
Indiaas about four miles north of the Carlisle
mire Just before dark last night. By absn.
donipg his horse he managed to escape into
the rocks and made his way to Richmond on
foot, distance of twelve miles. -Four pack
animals, with full packs of Indian goods.
came into Shakespeare last night. Three Of
the horses were branded %. W. f." and are
supposed to have strayed from the Indians
passing east of this place.
SAN CARLOS "a. IT,, April 1st.-Thres
runners just in report the Chiricahuas on the
reservation. Runners have been sent from
Globe TO place the people on guard Though
cut that section.
1890 a. M.-The Chiricshuas are about two
miles from the Agency buildings towards
Globe. Considerable firing has been heard in
that direction.
"a. M.-Lieutenant Davis, with his scouts
and party of volunteer Indians. about one
hundred in all, have started in pursuit.
2:20 A. M.-One Chiricahua and one horse
have been captured by the San Carlos In.
dians, and couple of camps cleaned out on
the reservation. 1t is hard TO get at Just
| what has been done till daylight. There are
great many teams between here and Giob,.
The Indian captured is one of those con-
nected with the killing of Sterling, chief of
scouts, last April.
GRANT "a. I'd, April 1st.-Three Indians
were seen within three miles of this post at
IL A. N. to-day. The news was brought in.
and the commanding officer Immediately or
dered d troop of Third Cavalry and G Com
pany OF the First Infantry in pursuit.
Tucson "a. IT,, April 1st.-A San Carlos
| special says: The alarm last night was
caused by the apprehension of two Chirica-
hua Indians ak miles north of San Carlos
fAeoeAFotAous httut6uaub LAWS left the
agency with 100 friendly Indians. No hes.
tile ac.s are reported. He will search the
country for trails. The rumor is not authen-
ticated that an engagement took place be.
tween the Chiricahuas and San Carlos troops,
concentrating at Benson, Wilcox and Separ.
Ii y estimated that the number of hossiles in
Arizona viii not reach one hundred.
Extensive Circulation OF Bogus Dollars.
ALBUQUERQUE, March 31st,-Detectiyes are
looking again sfter Joe Hogan, ths Pacific
Coast crook, who four years ago swindled
Tombstone gambler out Of IS, coo by q
forsed draft on Denver bank and escaped
to Utah. He has just consummated sue
cessful echeme to food this Territory with
counterfeit silver dollars, and 13, 600 Of them
are now in circulstion. a week ago a man
calling himself Hughes. from San Francisco,
appeared in Socorro with 2. 700 silver dcllars,
OF Carson City coinage. OF the mintsge OF
1873 which be circulated. He was arrested