Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-27
Extensive Raid Of Apachcs.
CHIEFS JU AND GERONIMO oUTwIr THE MEXICAN
OFFICERS

SHitfS JU AND GERON1M0 OUTWlr THE MEXICAN
OFFICERS.
CHICAGO, Oct 27.-A special dispatrh from Chi
nuahua, Mexico, says: The Apachcs under Ju and
Geronimo have outgeneraed TIE officer in CON-
mafd OF the troops at CasaS Grande. Their ma
nueyers have been most skilfully executed The
Mexican officers endeayored TO get both chiefs I'm
camp at once, with all their bucks, which would
have ended the war OF years. Parleys were made
Tor some days, but Ju came into camp one day and
Geronimo another In the meantime both, Know
ing that Gen. Guerra, commander I'm chief of the
forces in northern Mexico. had left for the city OF
Mexico plan and carried out the largest raid
eyer eyir made ey Apaches AT the ranches in Enci
Henry Miller, the wealthlest citizens OF the
state, the Indians surprised the herders and got
away with 40 horses well broken and OF much
value. Three Apaches only did this They also
stole mule and two horses from Santa Clara
ldicn, @ oMd 10y Mliii % miles west or Encnllas,
ana GOT 10 hours start OF their purSucfs- All along
the foothills OF the Sierra Maore they have worked
the same game. These are the most desperate
raids ever made 10y the SayageS They are making
Tor Arizona, and have at least 1000 horses. among
which are 60 Mexican cavalry horses. They are
pursued by all the Mexican soldiers and citizens
who have arms. Hopes are entertained that the
United states forces viii head them Oh.
The Gamblers WAR i'm St. Loris.
THE MAYORS APPOINTMENTS CoSFIRNED-PoKEA
ROOMS ORDERED CLOSED.
ST Louis, Oct. 27.-The city council at O'Clock
this morning confirmed nearly all Mayor r.lng's
appointments, which have hung lire for 81 me time,
ana over which there has been almost continuous
fght since May last Chief OF Police Taafe has Or
dered ali the poker rooms closed
The Marquis of Iorne's Degree.
QUEBEC, Oct. s7.-The Laval university has con-
lerred upon the Marquis OF Lorne the degree OF
doctor OF laws and languages in recognition OF his
services in the cause of Canadian education
An EiOpeaMent Sensation.
A BANK PRESIDENTS SON CHARGED WITH BIGAMY.
New YORK, Oct S.-Chares Pariee, a farmer at
Batavia, GeneSee county, NY. was arrested to-day
at an uptown hotel on Geographic Information
from the sheriff OF Genesee county that warrant
had been Issued for his arrest charging him with
blgamy. Pardee had left his home on Frfday-a
few days after the disappearance from Batavia OF a
young woman with whose name gossip coupled his
own 1hey were arrested at IL O'Clock last night
In a hotel. where they had registered as Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter. and occupied room together. They
had retired ana The police found il necessary TO re-
sort TO theatS OF breaking in the door In order 10
gain entrance. Pardee will be sent back TO Batavia
Today HIS father Is a bank president, and he de-
serted wife and two children.
The Frame Stables Of the Metropolitan
IL. R. Conpany.s
LETTER OF THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS TO PRESI-
DENT THOMPSON.
The Commissioners to-day directed the secretary
TO address communication TO Mr.. j. w. Thomp-
son, president OF the Metropolitan railroad com.
pany, reminding him ''that in your application,
dated August 4, 1874, to erect frame stable dn
Georgetown, north OF West street and west OF Rock
Creek,) ii is stated that 1t to be regarded as
temporary, and to be substituted within five wears
from that date by suitable brick structures, and
that the permit was given with the promise that
the entire building should be 50 replaced within
that time Complaint is made that this promise
and condition have not been complied with, and
that the structure is within the fire limits as fixed
under the act OF Congress, approved June Ia, 1873
The Commissioners think your company Will recog-
nlze the propIfety OF complying at an early date
with the conditions OF the permit, and they would
be pleased TO learn when the wooden structure
Will be taken away"
BATTLE OF GYPSY KINGs.-About noon yester-
day two gypsy kings OF different tribes, who re-
Gently arrived here from England. met at a saloon
on 10th street. below the Avenue. and had a deS-
perate light Their trains We're ia the street below
and they were on their way south. Officers ShankS
and Rhodes arrived while the fight was In progress
and found the two men, John Small and John Iiar-
rison, who each weighed 300 pounds, stripped
TO the waist and coyered with blood. They used
no weapons, but fought with their fists. Belcher
Small. son OF enc OF the parties named, assaulted
the officers when they arrested his father. They
taken TO the fifth precinct station and left $40
collateral which they forfeited La the Police Court
to-day,