Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-05
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raids Oi the CniricahrEs. also the author ities ct tEe agency. wlO are on the alert in anticipation of further danger. The people of Globe are q mi; in opposition to tue present Indian policy. The total ca>ualtles so far reported are two American herdsrs and nine White Mountain squaws and children. The reservation WAS Taiiod f,r d distance Of shoul fi1iy mIlc6. The Tenegades crossed the Gila, eoiog south, at the sub agency. The people on tLe out skirt ot the reservation and GlObs have been warned.
 WILCOX, A. T.. AoT. 30-A band of o'clock thIs morning. They killed Mm. johUson and A tsclye year-Old boy,
 whose me is not known. Tley then
 went tO CuoeFwCOd's raGcb, ana after taking LH the LO ses sad sock on the ranch, :U1uuu-d their Q uTse southward. Mrs. Johnson, wife ut the murdered mAu. IS missing and has not been b, srd uf SILce :Ee attack. She is supposed to have iGu into the mountains, and may have e-caped, slthOugh it Is feared that che. to-, mas been sllin. The Indians are nJW m the mountains m the re1r oi II. c. Rockers raIcU, stIll moving south, and are evidently maxim for the DrBEucn mountains, south Ot the Iall- road. Ibis movement ls generally re- gaTded as tbe fcreIUnDer Of a general outbreak and a general alarm Is felt. Messengers have been dispatched 10 warn remote and exposed districts.
 TOMBSTONE, Nov. :0-In relation to the kiIilng of William Johnson and tue boy Clark, by Apaches, the following inier,s Fort Bowie, Nov. 30-I1 Capt. k :. Hatcb, ICmjsLoLe. Arizona: party of 10 hostile Italians wounded a man aad stole some stock las; night, about taeBty miles southwest of Fort
 Thomas. Their trail is heading toward the DfagOous, and It ls probable that they will go south by their old traIl. by way of the Dragons or WheistODes. Capt. Crawford wIil have fifty scouts ID the Dragons to night, and the same number ID the WhetstOnes by to-mor- row. Gen. Crook would like you tO warn all citizens to watch their stock, and If possible prevent the Indiaus from getting a re.mouut IT our scouts get un their traIl the hOs;ies wII be forced to abandon the stock they now Lave, and unless they get n re- mC ant we can very h. ely kill the whole party.
 (Signtd( ROBERTS, A. A. A. G.
 DENYING. E. Ii. Nov. 30-The killing Uf three men near Lake Valley, b. In dIans, has been confirmed and tue bodies of tue victims have been brought m. IL k supposed that the hcsiIles are coming this way again and settlers have been notified by tine military to come into fowl aud Uring all baICs of horses, winch k being generally done. The country IS m very unseitl, condition and fears Of a general uprising of the San Carlos Indians ls entertained, as the news from the agency IS very u1sa,is!dctury. A telegram from a citizen of Demlng, now al san Carlos, says: Indians to-day are ;i-hiInc among themselves, aud the whites are afraid they will all go on the war path.
 MADRID. Nov. 30.-The manifesto of Don CHrlOs promising tO cOuti,m 10 tho opanlHTds all their rrrent cIvIi and re- ligIOCs liberties, ls considered s direct LIi for the throne and ls also interpret ed a- a prelude 10 s proposal of mar Tia.e Uf ihe son O' Don Carlos |, Prince JHi-se, and the princess of the AsIurias. In the event of DO heIr 10 the throne be- IDE born. both CaTlIsts end monarchists would welcome sucn settlement with acc nation, Hs would end fifty year cOLnict aud enable SpaIn to assume an app oPrIats position among the powers fl Europe.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 30.-The GUS toms epOrt just i-sued shows th.t sInce tE0 pas age Uf the Chinese restriction at in 1882 over IS QUO Chinese have isEdeI aI tLis port. A stiil more extra urdiuhry thIng IS that out ot thls num- Der nearly four tbOus and have been per mittsd ;O land without tie necessary clTuicgte prescribed by the act ut congress.
 ISDANAPOLIs. Nov. a All tue trains coaIiUE ILlJ tLe cl'y ihls mJr.ing were crowded. Several roads wtTe compelled iy run extra traIus t1 accOmiaodate the people who desire Co Come to the capital .n WItut ss the fgatTal. He remains Uf Hentr cks still lI5 !u state in, inc cJrri- dor uI tle court hOuze from whence they SIll be lt moved to tEe family resi- .rLcr 6 G D. m. Ib,re w,s ste-,J -tream ut humanity iiowIng through the c' ?; n. Use. lbe uUors were opened it a ID. Eud from that tune up to noon .he crOGd passed through at ,he rate of Ij per mInute, probably .j,UUJ viewing rar s.. T
 ILIs eyeDiug the flushing touches i Srre given to the mourning decorations. Tue sufgiug and ever increasing line | Eas tO be ne; at every point; when the | great doors of the court house were | ',Os,d Ht four o'clock, this evening. a rOwd Cf seye.al thousands was s,Ill m | iae waiting Co take last glance at the ace of the dead. IL IS estimated that | O,UOO viewed the remains during the lay. The casket was returned to the iarlor uf the Hendricks home tead and scOrted by the four Indianapolis mIli- Ury companies and the Columbus Bar -cks military bani. Until the removal Q the church tomorrow it will rest be- cath the roof where he spent his las. Iving hours.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. l-The mortal re- lRius Of Ihomas 4. Hendricks the flu vice president of the United Staies hO dIei during hIs term Of office, were Juvey ed To tLe tomb to day. The event as made memorable iD many respects ' The presence of q tremendous con Iurse of people from all parts of the atIo to witness the simple rItes which re ecrded the inter ment. Que of the central points of attraction )r the visiting multi ude was the mod st home of the late Vice Preside Ut ou ,uuessee St. IL Is R plain, two-story, Ick structure, facing the state build- Ig now ID prOcess of construction. On { le front door of hIs home Was black , Jsett-, from which was pendant a strip black crape which constituted the ply outward emblem of mourning On ie street Iu front of the house gathered large but esue.itul croRd d, which grew
 number as the fOref.o,1 I advanced mOng the floral designs most notable, IS that of the Log CaOin m which Mr C nd lcss was born. in Ohio. It stood tue end o; his cutfin, ar tha remains {. u was the work Uf a lady of Shelby. l ie, where HenGricks had formerly .e5. lt WAS SIX feet m Ter gth spd four helgLth. Near ii stood the splendid (
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