, 1869-11-23
The IEDJAE WAR IN ARIZONA


a cGllesEftdehs OF tae Prescott Il. T.} Mines.
OF Oct''Ser ~. Tsifrc f1oc1 TEcspu. S,ves :i 1oI.
1o~ipg particulars ri the Ili:aa var:
"Anbther 'n.tsnce OF uIroc:oas aah s.1rr.:traeA
OUTRAGE b. cucn5's nar't OF Chirl:aaaa atr4car.,
aLu rrhc pt pursuit. ac,l sar1suarJ pYi,..Ir;rus
~ tut lev s1upps aTaltRe!e, has list tfau.aret
IL Southern Asizonn- On tie sth lns,1l-, tna
for q detachment 10 !roceesl in teurch al inc
nail coach ftCn Mes[iiA to Tuc.oa, then torty-
nl1 u !, ssc
ortIesn 10 p1.h m to San resru aud, ii f1e mn,t
vas no: net before Feaelilcg the crossi5g, q 80
On 10 Apache Pa*'. ard. Il fha NAL had been
! sieua AID hss ewa Hers to at once pu:sue and
punish :.e 1LoaIs
teTs ftate ~ GetsTAt l':si:s stas, was Iece.TcI
1t Sub D!s;r;c. headquarters, s:a:.nK ttl. tho
Enl ttsXe had beta juDptt ~ Ihti!aa4; ihc
sfistr all four 20 d!czs OF the Trea:y 1r.t Iu-
fantIE, who we're Oh bosri e.cnr:, 2tuI Co.oart
Stone. ITttlut1t OF the Apache r1-s la,ot, VIII,
and tnas On The fniio siDF morning t1e ssne IN.
d'auf, dfe FED 10 the shlrs of tue manlerrt men.
ataekea hefI Of cattle belonging to TeS.s t:ai.
s!ass: Which were grazing nesr sarcGF springs,
~ 1hc Texans, sEccec,seri il FlnnI5y oil ~
nean. Ihey thea vent back To wnere fhey
iumRed n @ ne s'sse, *hesT they soura the scsesn-
gsknt aad s!x soldiers from an tnlantty co1psny
at Tacton - etc"!:, and wao we're just preparing
70 eo.3 ,ns's nn1'srsa comrades Ihe iL'Aas 4
each ~ s .ere rspnsea BY he so!dless asd teaE-
hsefs. mo tobI their train 70 Lowl3 W1.apl. los
lrR WagcD.
"The messenger tten stated ,ha, the ,,a1. p,7
Jumped On the LlRn. Of The a:b; that Il ~as nnr
krown until tta eovefrurnt tsaiu found ms bod
n ssas ~ !sa q B5a e s5 sapn
~ me n'shs ot she IN. Lieutenant Winters
a o'ss se I5l.a 'n!es c''7sr %: Ha n s9
| r-eunitd, a. Colonel Dar1ud was out "a
| kco1; Nl11ers had tl'5 Eres 10 travel
before striking tEe trail: bat the rn9rutug OF
/ b4. he &4t,1 frr~
anead ~1sn the earle ana plnade1, aud il l1oted
A. though ht HouM catch then Ia i le4 h3'lrJ-
tonard SoLosat atour forty niles frcm the line.
"On the 1eth another despatch WA recetzei
| from HmfeIg stating that he had oyeraacietl the
| Indians. arc. after hot 19hr> had seat twelve
| warriors where a ! good 1nlana 90 had xounfed
lsrse numbsr reeuEered ~ toe cas1e, reeap-
A1rtge;de Gr2rlno u bsosher Of Francisco, tne
guide at Fort Wh1po:e. 9hn wa5 ! captlse Win
his e1cers he Is alwsrs Aao~u 10 d. The SOL
diets made Repeated Efforts 70 ki'i him. but With
ous Success. E4A saey tired At bis horse tnsse@I
Of niEsei they might Lave succeeded The 1adt,Es
hat ty 1hts ttu,s reached the mountains at the
largely oatnuu pered Einters' ii!tie cnmEand hc
bad 10 r. st sar1s1eG Win the br1l knt tu-tess hs
had ALREADY net Tha vey fact thss he vas u.
Cochis, for the rst tine stace 1861, haa been bad
f5 whipped. Winters marched ID 1anes IN f"eu.y~
t.o ma1ct!ng hours. an almost kll,!n: epeet tSr
aLd three horses wouIdt4i In the Esh:. Colonel
Barnard has now sKc companies uuaf. bis co.a-
maid WITH orders to follow Ccehss' 1s2l II dsJ
Fron, alesisr sdires:ea j. Genera, pe:!1 70
General Ord, dkted Tu.coD+ Oct. e, lE6s. We arc
"TrcS1s, t,ct- es. 1:so-
"CEsERAL: IN pa*.uatce Of my order, D.EaaId:
following up winters success With AZ additional
company G. Ez,a II asa n Thee e .