Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
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DENVER, Col, April 20-A special from General Crooks headquarters, at Wilcox, Arizona, says: The Territorial press exagserste in order to intame an attack on the reservation Indians. The raiders have not been ID Arizona for three weeks past. The last alarming report, two days old, that a band of Apaches were seen in the Santa Rita range beyond Camp Crittenden and over in the Santa Cruz Valley above Gala basas Is wholly untrue.
 The Tombstone rau gers have been in Wilcox, and say they are on the Indian trial. They do not appear anxious to reach San Carlos. Crook has been greatly hampered and annoyed by these Iuhammatory articles and falsehoods He will move into Mexico Sunday. His force will consist Of 192 Apaches under Captain Crawford, of the United States Third Cavalry, and aides. N. E. Me Intosh will also have fifty cavalrymen, and the entire Mexican force in northern Sonora and Chihuahua.
 VERONA, Texas, April IS. U. s. Mar shal Layman, of Arkansas district, WAS killed by John $. Lennox, a Texas des- perado for whom LayIn had a writ for the murder of two men. Lennox at tackled the MarshaPs camp in the south ern Cherokee nation, with a band of out laws, shot and killed Lsyman and re- leased the prisoners ID their possession.
 CHICAGO, Ills, April lS.-Throughout Illinois yesterday, forty eight cities and towns voted upon the liquor question, in balloting for municipal officers. Seventeen declared for prohibition or anti-license and thlrty-One declared for license, and of latter six were for high license. Four towns ignored the saloon question and voted on straight political issues.
 DENVER, Colo, April 1S.-El Paso Times says editorially: Gen. Crook will have the supreme command of a hundred and fifty San Carlos Apaches to move to Sonora. A most vigorous campaign will be immediately com menced. Both American and Mexican officers believe that aunihilation only will make peace possible
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, April lS.-Mayor Ew- ing sent as an appointment for the next four ears to the city council last night a most notable one: that If Chauncey l. Filley, known m politics here as Boss Filley, and abroad as an asi irauI for place Tn both Garfield's aud Arthur's Cabinets, to be assessor and collector of water rents.
 SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Aril lS.-A tele- gram to military headquart-.s from the Colonel Commanding at Fort Clark, regarding the Indian deP -datious on the border, states that M -!ur Bernard has returned. He was at LOzIer SIX hours and made a thorough lnvestIga- tion; also went to Mayors spring to Langleys. A Mexican captain with five soldiers, IS across the river at Langley. On Thursday evening he reported that he had been following the Indians Tn Mexico and lost the trail. He thought the Indians had gone up the river 1n the Mexican side. All other reports have grown out of tlat one. Randlett will wait in the vicinity of Lozier for further orders from the department headquarters.
 NEW YORK, April 1s-The Republican Central Committee has adopted resolu- tions inviting suggestions from all parties desirous of forming one har- monious and earnest organization of tbe Republican party in the city. The com mIttee to receive suggestions and report a plan of reorganization includes John OBrien, Charles Spencer, Wm. Do"d, Lloyd Aspinwall, Chauncey M DepeW, Theodore Dwight. WhItelaw Reid, Chss. Jones and Hugh Hastings.
 CHICAGO, April IS.-An Ottawa special says: Shortly after midnight one of the special constables on dusy at Rlden hall, the residence of the Governor General and the Princess Louise, heard footsteps on his beat, and on moving toward the spot where he supposed the noise proceeded from, a shot was fired. He immediately blew his whistle and made rush for the unknown villain who fired three additional shots and managed to escape. A double guard was on duty at the time and extra men have since been gent out.
 PITTsBURG, Pa, April ls.-Two thou sand tanners, or about half the force em- ployed in the AllePhsny tanneries, struck yesterday morning against the reduction of dollar per week The