Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-05-23
The Apache Outbreak.


 vsrpath, having left the White river. where they were supposed to be farm ing under the supervision ot Lieut. Gatewood and twelve soldiers. They are heading towards the Sierra Madres, via Eagle creek, Ash canyon and the Burro range, the same trail taken by them iu their last raid, winch they killed Judge McUomas and wife. From su- thentic information at least l25 warriors all armed and equipped. are on the trail Capt. Pierce with the hndisn scouts, are in pursuit. Parties have left here to notify the miners and prospectors at Gold Hill and Malone, In the Burro mountains.
 Military Movements
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 SANTA FE, N. NJ, May 20-Gen- l.. P. Bradley, commander of the district of New Mexico, and Lieut.. Mumiord, 18th U. s. Infantry, left for Fort Bayard at noon to-day to more fully look after the protection of the settlers in the south western portion of the Territory. who have telegrsphed their fears that the raiding Chiricahus Indians under Ger onimn uill crnss the line from Arizona and enter MeIico vis Stein's Pass. By order of Gen. Bradley three companies of the Sixth U. s. Cavalry. under Col. Morrow, are now riding down the New Mexico and Arizona line in hopes of heading of the Indians.
 All About ths Indians.
 Special to the CITIZEN.
 DEMIsa, N. M. May 20.-Last night Indian signals were seen in the msun- tains north of Deming and east of Silver City. The renegades have evidently been afraid to cross the railroad west of here. as they no doubt could see the military moving in the direction and occupying the westerly passes. A re- port comes from Fort Bsyard that the troops were pressing them close with good prospects of oyertaking them; that the trail led in the direction of the Black Range of New Mexico. Opinions are now expressed that they will cross tle Rio GrsDds and go into Mexico east and south of Deming. IL IS not known how many repegades there are out, the count at San Carlos to-day will show if any have left there. The count at Apache shows there are absent four scouts, forty men and large boys and ninety women. Troop were ordered by special train today from Fort Bsysrd, via Silver City and Deming, to Separ, but later in the day the order was coun- termsnded und the troops ordered in the direction of the Black Range. It is supposed the are on lhe trail and will be able to prevent theIr escape.
 FrsIIDghuysen Dnad.
 NEwARK, N. J., May 2O.-Mr. Freling- huysen died at 5:30 o'clock this after noon.
 Land Purchase BnI for Ireland.
 LONDON, May 20-GIadstone, in the House of Commons this afternoon, gave notice that he would introduce a land purchase bill for Ireland after Whit Sunday.
 The House of Lords Passes Something.
 LONDON, May 20-Ths House of Lords | has passed the registration bills.
 Victor Hugo Is Better
 PARIS, May 20-Victor Hugo, although | troubled by his illness during the past | night, is rather better to-day.
 PrineeIy Donation.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 20-A number of leading citizens waited to-day on Archbishop AlemAny, of the Roman church, and presented him with a purse of sl0,0C0, prior to his departure from the Ssn Francisco clergy. The diocese also presented him with e purse Ot S6,JO0. The archbishop has been on the coast thirty-three years. He is greatly beloved by slL He resigned and the archbishopric will be succeeded by Riordsn. lately of Chicago. Archbishop AlemAny leaves for Rome Sunday next
 RIel is an American Citizen
 OTTAWA, Ont, May 20-The following in regard to Riers citizenship s made on the best authority: Riel took an active part late in 1882 or early In 1883 in the Montana Territorial cleo tions, having become an American citi- zen. He created considerable excite ment in the election referred to, being an active worker for the Republicans. After the elections were over be was prosecuted on the charge of having in- duced several hali-breeds to vote, al- though they had not the necessary qualifications. Before the prosecutions were fairly under way be fled to his old home at St Villal. Manitoba. Subse- quently be returned to Montana on . flying visit and removed hn family to St Boniface. Manitoba Then in the fall of 1883 be went into the Ssskatcha- van country. where be has been ever sinoe. There is no doubt whatever as to his American citixeushin