Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-21
TELEGRAM
PACIFIC COAST

BOWIE STATION, 4. T., April lS.-Joyce and sixty armed cltizeus, with phck Hhl- mals, crossed the railroad track eleven miles west of Wilcox, at p. m-, on the l7th instant, going ill the direction or Point of Mountains. If the reservation is attacked, the settlers had better look out.
 General Crook will send 3OO men, scouts, ID few days to Mexico. They will make a lCng scout in the Sierra Madre mountains. Another company of Indian scouts will reach Wilcox to- morrow.
 LATKR.-Reliable information states that Joyce says he is positively going on the reservation.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Wheat- stiff, S1.75SlS0; seller, S3, S1.1l4.
 Barley-risIng; spot Sl25; May. S1.2412; buyer, season, Sl l2o24; seller, S3, Sl.l4ls.
 SALT LAKE, April 1S.-The Grand Ju- " of the Third District has been dls- charged, finding no indictments under the Edmunds' law. No testimony was offered or attaingble. The Edmunds commissioners are expected here every day.
 EUREKA, New, April lS.-Advlces from Pioche, Nevada, state that the people of Bulhouville were ID state If great ter TOT. Last week IndIans from all sec tions gathered IL that vicinity tO avenge the murder of one of their tribe, who was riddled with bullets by some white man alter horse race d few days ago. The Indians were ali fixed up for war and were well armed, many Ofthem with Winchester rifles. The chief, however, investigated the killing and evidently found that he deserved his fate, for he did not open hOstiiitIes. The eastern and southern portions of Nevada swarm with class of harmless looking Indians but if they should suddenly break out they could intiict fearful damage. Un- less these Indians are gathered and kept on a reservation, there Is likely to be some s, rious trouble in the near fu- ture.
 Los ANGELES, Cal, April l9.-Deputy Sheriff Adolfo De Cells was shot and killed about o'clock this evening at San Fernando, twenty miles north of this city by the accidental discharge of his own rifle.
 SAN FRASCHoo, April 19.-It rained heavily about two hours this morning. Reports from the interior indicate that the rain is general over the northern and central parts of the State.
 PORTLAND. Ogn., April 19.-The boiler and p.aning mill of Cantrell < Fendlar. corner Ninth and K streets, exploded at one o'clock this afternoon, wrecking half the building and seriously injuring Wm. F. Cantrell and W. r. Gheen, the engineer. I've others were slightly injured. Gheen died three hours after The damage IS estimated at S4.0OO. The accident was caused by a worn out boiler.
 FRESNO. Cal, April 19.-The heaviest sand storn that has visited Fresno for many years, occurred to-day about one o'clock D. n. 1t lasted one hour and was followed by steady rain.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April 19.-Chas. A. Dana and ex-Lieutenant-Gove Dursheimer arrived this evening. At the Palace 1t was reported that Dorsheimer was taken sick in the Yosemite Valley. He says he only had a chill and is now quite recovered. He much enjoyed the trip. Dana says they will stay here eight or perhaps ten days. Tomorrow they visit the Cliff House.
 Senator J. B. Chaffee is at the Palace and E. B. Washburne will arrive to-mor- rpW