Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-03
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PASSENGERS heuth and East.
PaKssS, & Aprilli: The followingis Ia a
liz. OF south bound paSssngers passing
here to-day: Miss johnson, Lansing,
Mich; ] Haas, Ell Paso; + Pierpont aud
wife, Melbourne; W 2 Metcalf, Boston;
P G Dresher. Sac; @ King. San Diego; J
Helm, 8 +; H A Clawson, do; C W Chase,
st. Paul; h w Chnse. do; DR. W w Ross,
I All O Mackay, y ) a; Us Hale,
Salemn. Msss; VIC Reed, n YyC s
Richardson, Grass Valley; w L Wal.
lace. do; A T Delano,'S 8 +; A H Regens-
burg do,
Pigeon Match.
SAN FhAncpco. April LA pigeon
match bo<ueon %Critfsnden Robinson
aud j. Lambert for thousand dollars,
was won by Lambert with score Of
thirty seven to thirty-fve. The condi-
tions Of the match were fifty birds each,
$500 side; Hurlipgham rules. The re-
suit Of the meteh y erest surprise.
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SAs FRANcIsco, April Wheat quiet.
81 .SO@l.S5i. Barley, spot. sll7t;
April, sl.l5s; May, sl.l5; buyer sea-
son, Sl.l7; seller, SO, $l.08S. Oats.
81. .8O@,2. Hay, $1,000; weak. Bran,
sl4i on whwf and sl5@l6>at mill. -
ThesArissas Apaehes.
LonpsBuRc, N. NJ. April 2.-J. D.
weams tslsgl aphs from Separ that Bob
Anderson and an unknown man were
iijled bsswsen Separ and lAnimas val
ny. The Indians uame within one mile
pt this place last night and abandoned a
horse packed with dry meats. Capt.
Black and his fsngers following the trail
and light may be expected at any
niomsnt. The Indiana arc doubtless
making for Old Mexico and fears are
entertained that they will reach there
before our rangers oan overtake therp.
GKsSr, ATT, April Three Indians
were seen within two or three miles Of
this post at IL A. NJ. to-day. News was
brought in and the commanding officer
Immediately ordered d Troop, Third
Cavalry, and G Company, First Infantry.
in pursuit
Tucsos, A. T., April LA San Car
los special noys; An alarm last night
was caused BY the apprehension Of two
Chiracahus Indians. ak miles north Of
San kCarl1s reservation. Lieatenant
Davis left the Agency with one hundred
Friendly Indians. No hostile acts re-
ported. He will search the country for
trails. Rumor is not authenticated that
an engagement took place between Chira-
cahua aud San Carlos. Troops are con-
centrating st Benson, Wilcox and Separ.
Tho estimatcd number Of hostiles in
Ariyoa4. .dnS5 not Fsich one hundred.
Tucsos, AIril L-The Indian situa
tioh = sefious. The White Mountain
tribes are expecting to break out daily.
Reports say they are open in declaring
that they will 20 ON the war-path this
moon. It d believed Apaches from So
nora are sttemptiug to reach San Carlos
for reinforcement. Unless something
positive is accomplished, there is certain
danger OF an attempt by an organized
hody Of citizens from Clifton. Globe and
Tombstone on the San Carlos resarvs
don. The people are waiting patiently
to give Crook an opportunity. Twenty
seven personf have been killed in nine
dayA Advices fron the military gar
risols ~. a ~ avsilable soldier Il in
the Aelh KsgslA Etsisl y the s(ay
ssys hand Of eighty Indians Is moving
toward the Arizona line, with two bat
ialions Of Mexican cavalry close in pur-
suit.
sErAR At, April Thirty Indians
attacked a sheep ranch, seven miles
from here. killed forty sheep and are
now moving towards Clifton. q 81
WILCOX, April l.--All the troops
have left here TO intercept the band OF
Indians reported trying to ctoss into So.
nora,
How're STATION, s. P. r. R., April l
Captain Rafferty, reports that he
struck trail Of the hostiles going
through by Ash Springs to Clifton.
HRaxosILLo. N. M.. April /. Thirty
two people have been killed in nine days
The hostiles are moving toward Arizona
through sparsely settled region. They
are moving rapidly and creating fearful
SAN CARLOS, via Wilcox, April L.
Three runners Just in report the Chari
cahuas on the reservation. Runners are
sent from Globe to place the people OF
their guard throughout that section; Al
i2;30 tho itst Oharicahuas, two nile
from agency building, towards Globe
heard considerable firing in that direc
lion, At 2 A. N. lieutenant pavi
with his scouts and party o
volunteer Indians, about one heldret
10 all started in pursuit. At 2:24 A. NJ
one Chericahua and one horse was cap
tured by the San Carlos Indians. A
couple OF camps were cleaned out on tn,
reservation. tits hard TO get at jus
what has been done till daylight. 4
great many teams are between here ant
Glohe, The Indien captured is one o
those connected with the killing Of Ster
ling, chief scout, last April. s4
\ Fresh scare.
BRAIDwoop, III. April 1.-At tn
Diamond mine there was some excite
ment to-day. The fact that the bodie
discovered were to be brought here to
day drew o large crowd, andabout thre
o'clock the news was brought up that
party who had gone down after tn
bodies had been imprisoned in the road
way while putting the bodies in collins
fHe excitement on top was intense
wives and relatives Of the men in III
mine were wild with grief over prospes
tive death OF their friends.
A party was at once sent out to scare
for them. When the second part
reached the point where the bodies wer
discovered. they found that large pil
Of stone had caved in and blocked th
narrow passage-way. They were du
out and liberated. One Of the men is
q prostrated condition. It is thought n
further search will be made as no man ca
be found who is willing to go down. 81
bodies were taken out about four o'cloc
and placed in the morgue, where IL
crowd passed through and viewed then
water Rising
New 0RLEAss, April Ia 7ime
Qeasoeraf West Melville special sa,
the Atchafalaya u rising, and Is inch
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