Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
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 WILCOX, Mach 26-Some time Ia t night Indians passed within three mii4s of this place, going south. Capt Overton with onecom- pany Of the Sixth a.d one of the Fifth Cavalry arrived here this marning and >tattea for White river Capt. King, of the Fifth Cavalry, vith orc company, is in pursuit of the Indians.
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 CAMP GRANT, Mareh 26-Eostile Indians are reported near Hooker ranch, f. ur,cen miles southwest of here. Troops are already in pursuit
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 WILCOX, March 26-Thc coroncr's inry assembled hero yesterday for the purpose ot examining mo me causc of de.th of the two men whose bodies were found near the Winches- ter mines on the afternoon of Fri : day afienoon, March g. They find that said men were named Harvey M. Dibblc and Isaac A. Bateman, and that they came 10 their deaths at the hands of the Indians.
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 LoIDsBUne, N. M., March 2S-A Richmond, N. NJ, special says the I:;dians attack ed the camp of Palmer x Emerick. about ten miles east of York's ranch, at 3 o'clock yesterday. Jack Haynes and a stranger were killed, and John Emerick is missing, supposed to be killed. The other men in tbe camp escaped to YoTk'S ranch. The military telegraph line hetween this point, Fort Rayar'l ard Fort Cummings has been abandoned, thus cutting off direct communica- Iion between the military at those posts and the settlers in the exposed I; is is reported that large bard Of Indians are sccreted in the mountains northwest Of York's ranch.
 Five Men Killed.
 LoRDsBURG, March 27-The fol lowing has just been received from Richmond, sent at 10:3C a m; Geo. Parks has just arrived and Tepor's that the Indians have attacked Swings station and killed five men.
 Crook 4o Take the Field.
 WHIPtLE BARRACKS, March 27- General Crooks baggage left this afternoon via Maricopa. It is not settled upon what day he will leave, probably Thursday moruing He will be accompanied by his aids. Major Roberts and Captain Bourke, md his engineer officer, Lieut.. Fic- oeger The party will go from Pres -ott 10 Ash Fork, thence to Albu- iuerque, where Ge eral Crook ex 1ects to meet General Mackenzie, 1 low in command of the district of 1 New Mexico. While nothing posi- 1 i've is known, it is believed that the 5eneral will be in Southern Arizona y next Sunday or Monday.
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 TUcsoN, March 26-A special from San Ctrlos says: The Indians were ounded up this morning and connt- q by bands numbers aud letters. Ecne have left the reservation. The est of ffcc-l;ng fc-!;.n,g prevails and ali ex- ss a desire to figaf the .renegades hould they come here. I6iEned]
 P.P. WILCOX, Agent. !
 Tie EnGinDa. TOTAL WrECK, March 2A-TEe len have returned from Caly's camp -hich is two miles south of the lace where the men were killed. ally and lis men arc all right. The killed had q train Of ,urtecn mules with train wagon ( he Indians took the mules, blank s, and arms, anl destroyed his pro- sions, but left the tent standing. A Mexican has just arrived in imp who says he saw band Of ldians las. evening just at dusk i 1ing northeast towards Benson. I
 [signedl N. R. VAIL. The Troops Hunting Indians. TOTAL WRECK, March 24-A Mex sn wood cutter just n from the hetstone mountains reports seeing i Idians last night. Caly and his en are all right. Fonr men from 4 is camp prospecting for coal on ( le east side of the Whetstones have & t been heard from. Many fear [ ey have been killed. The compa- a of troops from Lowell are in e mp at Dave Harshaw's, between I re and Tucson Expect they will \ mp at Total Wreck thls evening. V e buried the four victims of the J dians at one o'clock.
 4 later dispatch says that a mes ge has just been received from Jer- I Dillon's ranch that the body of C unknown man has been found h sht miles from there il the Hua- a uca mountains. k Attack Oa Winchester Camp. " A. T. March 24-A report Ichcd here last night that two r., n were found dead at the Point of I, ,untains, three miles from the o, nchester mines. Parties went to