Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-01

TNUr Mtu AIbLl bulo OaAAp PAOSPcSA4hb for coal On the east side of the Whet- stones have not been heard from. Many fear they have been killed. The con- pany of troops from Lowell are in camp at Dave Harshaw's, between here and Tucson. Expect they will camp at Total Wreck this evening. We buried the four victims of the Indians at one o'clock
 WILCOX, A. T., March 24.-A report reached here last night that two men were found dead at the Point of Noun tains, three miles from the Winchester mines. Parties went out with a wagon and brought the remains to this place They had been stripped of their clothing Papers were found in the pocket of one which bears the name of DIbble, sup posed to be a brother of H. c. Dibble, of Tombstone. J. J. Howard, from the Winchester mine, reports the Indians attacked their camp at p. m. yesterday. They succeeded ID driving them off. There were seventeen bucks and ten squaws. They had over 100 head of stock and were going southerly.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, March 24. Yesterday afternoon, at Halls ranch, near the Five Mile house, on the San Jose road, Charles, ten year old son of police of ficer Moran, was killed by his brother Walter, aged fourteen, while playing with a loaded gun, the charge passing through his head
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-Barley crazy; feed, S1.J0; brewing, S1.55.
 Oats-Higher, S1.S0a205.
 Bran-Higher, SlSl%.
 Flour-Higher, S5 per barrel.
 WILCOX, March 26.-Some time last night Indians passed within three miles of this place going south. Capt. Over ton with one company of tue Sixth and one of the Fifth Cavalry arrived here this morning and started for White river. Capt. King of the Fifth Cavalry with one company is in pursuit of the Indi- ans.
 TOTAL WRECK, March 26.-A message was received this morning from Jerry Dillon's ranch which states that the body of an unknown man who had been Killed by the Indians was found about chuca mountain. 'hA-A nAar the Hua-
 CAMP GRANT, A. T., March 26.-HOs- tile Indians are reported near Rockers ranch, fourteen miles southwest of here. Troops are already in pursuit.
 WLLco1. March 6.-The coroner's jury assembled here yesterday for the purpose of examining into the cause of the death of the two men whose bodies were found near the Winchester mines on the afternoon of Friday, March g. They find that said men were respectively named Harvey M. Dibble and Isaac \. Bsteman, and that they came to their deaths at the hards of the Indians.
 SAN FRANc1sCo, March 2G. Dispatches from Yreka, Red Bluff, Germantown, Colusa, Willows, St. Helena, Rio Vista, Chico, Whestlsnd, Bedding. Dixon, Petaluma, Spanishtown and Martinez, state that more or less rain has fallen or is falling there.
 SAN FRASCIsco, March Wheat nominal; owing to rain no quotations.
 Barley-smashed; spot, S1 .36, April, s1.35; May, Sl.36; Buyer, season, S1 40&1.4l; Seller, season, Sl.33; Seller 1888, SIPS.
 Osts-steady, S1SOG2OO. Corn-quiet, yellow, SLIO.
 Hay unchanged, Sl9Bz2. LoRDsBURG, \. NJ, March 27.-A Rich mond, New MeKco, special says: The Indians attacked the camp of Palmer S Emerick, about ten miles east of Works ranch, at 3 o'clock yesterday. Jack Haynes and a stranger were killed, and John Emerick is missing, and is sup posed to have been killed, The other men in the camp escaped to Works ranch. The military telegraph hne be tween this point, Fort Bayard and Fort Cummings has been abandoned, thus cutting of direct communication be tween the military at those posts and the settlers in the exposed vicinity. II IS reported that a large band of Indians are secreted in the mountains nOrthwes of York's ranch.
 LoRDsBURG, N. M., March 27.-Th' following has just been received here Richmond, N. NJ, March 27. l0;30 a m.-George Parks has just arrived ant reports that the Indians have attacked Swings station, seven miles south O York's and killed five men.
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS, March 27. Gen eral Crooks baggage left this afternoon via Maricopa It is not yet settled upol
 what day he will leave, probably Thurs day morning. He will be sccompanie
 by his aids, Major Roberts and Csptai
 Bourke. and his engineer officer, Lieu
 Fiebeger. The party will go from Pre-
 colt to Ash Fork, thence to Albuquel que, where General Crook expects meet General Mackenzie, now in con mand of the district of New Mexico While nothing positive is known, it
 believed that the General will be l Southern Arizona by next Sunday (
 Monday.
 SAN FRASClsCo, March 27.-It no b turns out that Wn. Horace Lingard di . not leave the city as claimed by b . agent, Schwartz, but is still here. | claims he has receipts from all hIs COT ' pAny of payment to the end of the e - gagement, and also says suit has be-
 brought against him in Oakland by tv
 of the company. It IS not known vi | the agent started the report that u V gard had jumped the town. s SAN FRASC1sCo, March 27.-At me. n ing of the board of supervisors last eve
 ing, a resolution was adopted providil is for the issuance of bonds in the sum r. S5OO,OO0. The bonds of the value
 sl00 will be issued bearing interest
 five per cent. for five years; their ', demption to begin vheu the sum
 Sl0OD0 shall have been collected ID sinking fund.
 ae Interviews with prominent shlppi
 men give information that the Oreg