Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-03-29

Charles Young arrived yesterday froiA
Swisshelm's, and reported fight De-
tween five Apaches and himself. ana
Frank Leslie on Sunday. At Last the
Indians laid siege to the house and kept
up steady fire from behind rocks.
They set fire to the surroun jung country
in order to burn them out, bat not sue
c-eding, attempted to she'll them out.
Young is positive that so,Re OF the In
aians were killed. Next morning a de.
tachment of the Sixth Cavalry arrived.
Young says he heard number of shots
at Sulphur Syringe Valley. aud thinks
the Indians were attacked. The
country has been burned for miles, and
cattle run of.
TcCSoN, March 27.-The Indian sit
uation is growing more serious. Silver
adivces say that party arrived there
from San Carlos reports that the young
bucks ON the San Carlos Reservation
are very restless. Last week they
showed every evidence of an early out
break. They talked of the victory of
UiS Cutei iu HseAiC'', huu sdiN tudt iiS
would soon be a. San Carlos. Couriers,
he states, have been constantly passing
between the reservation and Inh's band,
10 Sonora, carrying communicationsa and
information. A band is raiding in
Southeastern Arizona
LoRDsBURG, March 27.-A Richmond
special gives intelligence Of the killing
of two more men, making a total OF
nine white men killed III the vicinity of
Richmond during the pass twenty-tour
hours. Captain Black and his party of
Shakespeare Guards will leave tonight
for Richmond and ella with about thirty
men. 1t is reported that the Indians
t-rtained here for the safety of the set
tiers in ella Valley, and there is a pos
sibility OF al attack being made upon
the laborers along the line OF the Lords
burg and Clifton Railroad.
WAsnlSGTos. March 2s The fol.
lowing kilograms were received to day
at the Department OF the Interior:
San Carlos, 4. T.. March 2J.-To
Teller. Secretary, Washington Ex-
cepting those in the vicinity Of Camp
A pache all the reservation Indians came
in this morning and were carefully
counted. and all were present or ac-
counted Tor beyond reasonable doubt.
| am very confident that the indians
the depredations are OF
Juh's bant. OF renegades from old Mex
leo. The Indians here, without exeep.
ton. express desire to fight the rene
gades ii they come, and show no signs
Of dissatisfaction. GA the contrary
they are well disposed.
Signed: WILCOX, Agent.
GENERAL CROOK 5 REPORT.
WHrPLE BARRACKS, A. T.. March
% Secretary Teller, Washin gton
Y our dispatch received. Oatrages just
have been committed by
mall raiding band of Chirlcahua Apa-
,hes coming back from Mexico, where
hey have been living since they left
here year ago. 10 10 the present
moment seven persons are known
10 have been killed on eur
side OF the boundary. Troops
are in persuit. 50 far as threats made /!
BY the people OF Tombstone are con-
,erned. / am in tull sympathy with |
hem. and shouId be glad to learn that |
he last of the Chiricahuas was under |
ground. They are an incorrigibIe lot.
Ten years ago, when the other Apache
bands were whipped on to the reserva-
ion, the Chlricahuas were especially !
by the government from this t
Since then it is believed |
hat they have killed no. less than
eco persons in the country, and in |
Mexico they are constantly trying to |
tir up mischief among the agency |
ndians, and, so long as they can run
'ack and forth across the border, this
Territory and New Mexico must lock out |
Ut trouble. They are the worst band of
indians in America. The agency In-
ians are behaving well. Not one has
Eft San Carlos, and their assistance
all be relied ca in case all the Chiri-
ahuas return, as they may do il
ressed by Mexican troops or the de.
ire of pIunder.
(SigGedl George CROOK.
Bngadier General.