The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-06-26
Another Indian Depreciation.
One Hundred Indians Attack a Govern.
 ment Train

Below will be found full particulars regarding the recent audscious attack by one hundred In. dians, upon Government train and escort. at A point about miles west from the military camp at the Toll-Gate on the Prescott and Mohave Wagon Road The account was furnished us by a correspondent at the Toll-Gale and is, we think, true version:
 At II o'clock ths morning. ord was brought in that the Quartermasier's train had been at- lacked and was surrounded by Indians. abont nine miles west from here. on the road To Willow Grove
 All the horses in camp were st encc saddled and the men were sent immediately up the road to inc assistance of the train escort The herd Of horses was driven in, and a detachment of twenty men. under Brevct Colonel Young Capt sth Cavalry. accompanied by Lieutenant Carriek. sth Cavalry, was sent to the scrne of action.
 The information of the attack was brought by private Klein. Troop "F" s,h Cavalry. who was wounded slightly in his lcft arm with an arrow. His story was that himself and private Eber. hardt. Troop "E." sth cavalry were sent in by the non-commissioned officer in charge. for help: that Eberharll was killed ,hl, his own horse was killed. and that he had killed an Indian. who attacked him with knife.
 Almost at the moment Of Col Young leaving camp, smoke could be seen rising in various d. rections. on the mountains. Col. Young returned at4 r. N., reporting that the train eseori. under corporal Murphy. Troop ''F slh Cavalry. and drivers under Dan. o'Leary. had driven oH the Indians twhom he supposed numbered fully one hnndred) with A loss Of one horse and one mule wounded.
 Sergeant F T. lIawley. Troop F., slh cayal. ry. with a party consisting of prirai,s Ken. ncy. Colville and Mccormick. Troop -Er and priyascs Cochran and McAuline. Troop K. .' slh cavalry, was directed by Col Young io go vest far as ibe summit remain shere ti.. aiter sun. down, and return 10 camp. Sergeant Ha~ley returned at F. N.. and reported that upon his arrival at the summit. be discovered an Indian crossing he road from north ,o south. and Hita-- diat.-ly gave chase. Aner receiving several pie tol wounds be WIS brought lo the ground by private Kinney, Troop "E,n vitA a carblae shot. and the party closing ou bim be was finally dis patched. The Indian was armed with Saarp's eashiae. and . baw and arrows. walch =ese brought into camp
 Dan Q l.cary rrPCris that private McAulifIc Troop -K sth cavalry, Killed aa Indian daring the attack on the train.
 The body of the murdered Ebcrhafdi ga, badly maiilsied'
 News of inc affair did not reach Fort whlppls until the Friday aight following when a mill tary express arrived, bringing hews. aiso thai the Indians had capturel and carried oi litii, boy--thc son of a soldier at the post This nes, made citizens and soldiers feed bad. and ii wa, hoped iha, the boy woald be rccApiarcd. Earl, Saturday morning GeRerai i's.vin ssHt cai Com pauy l.. sih cavalry, aader Captain Hoi,ars, tC scour tbc country to the north and northwest He, himself started for the TollI;sie. and upor his arrival therc, despatched about loo mounted men on a scout Upon lhe r,.iurn of ihc Genera and party. sunday evening last ai were oyer joyed to learn tbat the boy instead of being stolen and carried oH by Indians. had siTsyes from the post. fallen asleep under a sr1c. ~her, he was found. all right Nothing has beea heard from the scouting parties yet.