The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
SUNDAY DISPATCHES.
General Crook Now Operating on the
Head Waters OF the Yugin.
Rep orted Encounter With the JUS and
LOcOS Bands.
Mexican Forces Operating with Crook.
General Crook.

General Crook.
Ell PAso, May 27.-The Times, when mas
been paying great attention to General
cracks movements, has nothing TO the
nresent writing of the reported disaster 10
him. On the contrary it has details rom
Chihuahua from Mexican sources OF conf
dental character that Crooks operations as
now reported are on the head waters o,
Vn,;n liver which runs across Sonora ana
entities into the gulf of California, IL
very broken, rugged region. ana mas ione
heen an Apache refuge. Crook operates
Som the west on the Sonora side OF the
Sierra Madre. The Mexican commanders
are evidently operating in accord MIN tine
plans prearranged with OroOk. dne wv
forces cannot now be over oO miles apart.
Gansrsis Rogera and Guerra, commanding
IN the Chihuahua, have confidence ace IN
Grook,s safety, One column OF 5V0 Is
,CrSbing from the neighborhood OF casa
Grsnde and was four days ago not over
eighty miles from where Crook is rePor1eu
AS fighting. No dehnate news can pe W.
tanned tonight from the west. !, tho fol-
A special TO the Chronicle senus Ihe ~ III
,ow;ng NV courier to San Joss and on tne
Wexicsn Central and thence to this point.
S,ppn1ITrs MAY 24.-News has JUST
hoon rsceived here that General Crook
engaged strong force Of Indians, supposed
to he composed of JUS and Locos' bahus,
together with stray renegade hostlies, iast
week at Guaynopa, On tne oonof 20 To Ope' de-
| Ianos There is great uncertainty as 10 Inc
date when the fight took place. Inc
Maintain spurs at the point indicated are
the favorite resorts of the Apache. and are
necuharly inaccessible which &C.
counts for the intrenched postum .
of the hostiles and confidence wn,eh iney
exhibited, holding their grOEHna an wI' fed fol-
iowed nv the victorious American troops.
Tbsv are supposed to have made way
tnwords Carcay. in Casade Jaros, on tne
Gh;hnabua slope of the mountains, Where
thew will probably make last stang; tne
onerations around Casade Jaros VIII pe Sia
yersed literally without roa9 o! etIn SHUu
trails and mountain passes admirably auap,
tad r. surprises. The town OF Lamarepa
which lies In northwesterly dlrectioh
sauentv.fye miles from Guayanopa, con.
toins ono inhabitants and is the largest
town on the Sonora slope OF tne sierra
| Madres. That Crook Will enueaEor W
penetrate into this almost unknown res tSl,
tbare ia no doubt, and as he advances the
Wor;oan troons will draw close their Gordon
on the Sonora side and the Mexican col
umns on this side, stationed at Casa Oranae,
g. Ruana Ventura and Janos, VII |
Saan comnlete and live communication SO
as ~ nrevent the hostiles from esescap'hs
from The various pursuits OF General oro ;9a
and Colonel Terrezon on one SUE
of the mountain, and Colonel
G ~ .he On this side. Crook
can if he desires to do so, estaollsh COM
munication with the Mexican forces co-ope-
rating on the side of the Sierra by senIulns
couriers through the pass on the hliitaiy
road and then heading Tor SANTA Me cru
river from here in less than two DAYS. oa Ti
Jose station, about fourteen nlies Iui ha
Paso on the Mexican Central can ue
eaGbed nv the general and placed IN COM
mnnication by wire with his government.
Everv one here, and the little town mas
| large A merlcan population, are uelgntSu
with the news, for it means that the hos.ne
Apacbes are at last doomed TO total eAtlnc
ton, and that the Sierras ana tneil Ius as
treasures are about to be opened W 'he
world of enterprise and capital
Chilli and Peru.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Senor Cooley
CHILEAN minister, had advices from MS
government, via the Mexican legation al
paris announcing the ratification OF the
t-aaty of peace between Chill and Peru.
His odvices state that General lngesias,
who signed the treaty in behalf OF feru, Is
octrnowIedped in whole northern ana CEN
treI Peru. The termso of the treaty incluue
cessions to Chill for ten years Oh the pro
yinces of Taropaca, africa and Tacna; FRO,
vision is made that on the expiration o,
,hese terms the questions to whom shall
tbe coded territory thereafter belong, shall
he submitted to a popular vote oil the peO-
ME of the territory, the country 10 whom
Inc territory is voted TO pay
The other SiO,OoO,OOO before acquiring
possession. Senior Cooley says northern ana
central Peru, which has acknowle1se ~,
| Int ahnnI
whole territory of Peru and include the
canital of Lima, and principal seaport, Cal
lac lie saws also, that the treaty provides
for the occupation Of Chill, the ceded terri
J tory. during the ten years covered oy tne
terms of the cession, and in all prooaoillty
the Gillian army occupation now III LlIla
will remain there until the PERUVIAN gov
eminent Is fully organized and order en-.
tirelv restored. Senior Cooley states that
The terms were arranged by the Chilian
nIeninotentiary and General lnglesias, rep
resentatiye at Lima, and forwarded 20 Gen
eraI Inglesias in north Peru having Osen
signed by him, the treaty was returneu y
Lima aud thence sent TO Santiago, DE Ohln
where il was ratified by the Gillian govern
ment. who, ON the oath instant, promul
gated it.
DiabolioaI and Fiendish-Negro Protest
Mysterious steps.
sr Louis. MAY IA most diabolica
and fiepdish plot to destroy a whole family
is reported from the small town OF Nelson
, in Moultrie county, Illinois, on FridAl
J hight. Ropes were. tied 20 all the door
Enobs of The house OF Mr.. Boyd, then mad
? fast 10 trees in the yard, coal oil then poured
, around the foundation o. the house ant
! fired near the main door. Boyd was aEsk
/: eDed by the noise Of the flames. and LUCKILY
E Was able 10 burst open the door, and viii
7 his wife and several children, rushe,
I through the flames without harm, put thei
! escape from a terrible desth vas YER
5 narrow one. II is not known by whom o
4 Tor what reason the devilish deed was com