Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-05
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M.re Arms Tor srttIers.

 tant General of this Territory has shipped by express to the citizens of Shakespeare ninety stands of arms and ten thousand rounds of ammuni- ton upon requisition of the citizens of that place. No further informa- tion from Captain Black and his band of brave meo has been re ceived, but it is generally believed here that he has been ambushed and completely anihilated.
 Movements at san Carlos.
 SAN CARLOS, April 2-An alarm was gwen last night, caused by the appearance of two Indians, supposed to be Chiricahuas, at Casadras, a camp six miles north of the San Pedro river. Lieutenant Davis lief the agency before daylight with about 100 friendly Indians. He re- ports TO acts of hostility and will search the country for trails.
 Crooks Ba@g1ge in the Field.
 WILCOX, April 2-Major Riddle with troops H and I of the Sixth Cavalry, arrived at this place to await orders. Frank Monarch with a pack train of 5 horses and mules arrived last night by train from Prescott, with baggage for General Crook, his aide-de-camp and engineers. The General and his party are expected on Thursday. Wilcox will be headquarters. There are eight thousand rations here, and fifteen thousand more and five hun dred of plug tobacco are expected soon.
 DENVER, Col. April 3-A Separ, New Mexico special says: Colonel Forsythe followed the Indians from the Southern Paciflc Railroad, cross ing the Chihuahua mountains in Arizona. Near Cottonwood Springs the Indians attacked 6 wagon con taining ranchmen's supplies and wounding two men, after which they took to the hills, where the soldiers were unable 10 follow the trail. Colonel Forsythe will remain there several days scouting the sur rounding country.
 Floods in Utah.
 SALT LAKE, Utah Al ri 3.-This Hera7d has advices bf floods in Bear Lake Valley which washed out six bridges of the Oregon short line, temporarily impeding the | of trains. They will soon be repaired.
 The first through train on the Rio Grande brings two hundred Mormon It is expected to-day. Capt, BIa~k's Canmand SIIssIng
 LoRDsBURG, April 2-Mrs. York las asked for troops to protect her 'elf and four children, as Indians nave been seen in force near her anch on the Gila. Nothing has 'een heard from Capt. Black for hrce days. A supply train was tarted yesterday to follow his trail. Black, although a brave man, has [ ad no experience as an Indian ghter and fears are felt for his afety.
 Pigeon Shooting Contest.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 2-The { igeon match between Crittenden t Johnson and J. Lambett, for a | S lousand. dollars a side was won by | le latter with score of thirty seven , thirty-five. The conditions of the q latch were fifty birds each, $500 a h de. Huntington rules. The result O the match was great surprise. o
 Tries to Kill His Family. S BLOOMINGTON, Ills, Mar, 2-Rob- D n A. Dunn attempted yesterday to III his family. He fired shot and il fatally wounded his wife; O en fired at and missed his son, a 'uDg man, and then attacked his a' lughter with a knife, but was over e1 'wered by his son before inficting di y any injury upon her.
 ImOst Another BeasdHood Dis y
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 Ill.,, April 2.-1he IT amond mine was scene of excite T { to-day. The, f.ct that the h k discovered were to be brought m,