The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-08-13
,s0rHER HORROR.
a pnbherr by Indians.

.omes our painful duty to re- ..s., outrage by Indians resulting m 's..,, o.. If two men, the probable capture | I ..I and destruction of property to the ll-' -,,re than six thousand dollars; On -;rc the 5th inst, Thos, Vena- nrsaied by two employees, left for .-4.,dep with two wagons loaded ..s,.o:,e for 4. Lazard, trader at On the afternoon of Sunday .-. IS miles from the post and ',.;. known as Dasis' Spring, the wag- ,.,,,,gnded bya large band of Indians &~l r, Venable and one of the team r.r,.,o The other teamster is sup- hare been taken prisoner as his body ,..o f5und. The news of the affair .,L, to Camp Critten1en by the ex~ 8 ...f,om Tucson who, on Sunday night, l;. vay to that post discovered boxes l.. If merchandise Strewn along the ;, .,me distance, and finally reached .. vbich be found sacked and desert ts, having called several times and sa,j to receive any answer, he became # .ls. ,be Indians bad been at work tss7 d.d not leave any part of it un- .frsio.e proceeded to Crittenden and bs Commanding officer, Capt. Mol a Ls had seen. The Captain, ac- ..j5y Nr. Stevens, and with party mounted men started for the scene ,.t.aere at an early hour on the fol- rrilg. At a short distance from s hey discovered the body of the rsas..r, covered with wounds and a r9uuding from his breast. At e. a5olt ona thousand yards ths \. Tsnable was discovered but mu- panner which rendered t almost 1l5le. His eyes were torn out, hi5 2s cat away, ard the akiR and 3,a f.om ou9 side Of his face and -sl5 Dpon his neck. The other an Auercan gho arrived from the . o1y about two weeks s;nce5 no 1 has been foand and it is the gen. s,Hoa that he has been male pris- 7lisl case ths fate Of those who were en7iable when compared with T be or has already been. Capt. scsii4teiy sent Q despatch into town rent a pursuit Of the Indians, who e cit sone tea hours previously. accompanied by Mr. Lazard and l .oT the scene on Tuesday.
 ale Was one of the first Americans .a Arizona. There were but two For sixteen years he has toiled f of danger and at one time was 1a'lI thousand dollars. About a i-a Indians made a raid upon his 2aP Gran. aud robbed him of almost -e possessed his prosperity never 7a'si from the effects of this check '1sthat he leaves a helpless fam> 5,.dtute.
 LATER.
 2'.ion, with his command, and Mr. -' a'TTed on Wednesday After hay s'eRe of the murder they followed --- 9, the Indians and came up with 'll oa the following day-having --'! CI some 40 miles. They imme- -I'l to the attack, but the Indians -.,l o, about 200, and with ample am , '-el hre upon them from behind
 Iae little party was obliged to
 NS ot one maa wounded and
 sued Observing the utter folly
 -S''aat effort to dislOdge the Indi-
 concluded 10 return, and arrived -.,3 'eds have had the better of this .''Iy feel elated. For once tn ey ,., s ,s S' the the held-there being no troops
 -'' yet concluded our account of 1r,' I-'.,'' In consequence of the non ... -s,''a ,horseback) mail on Tues v;s vas sent by the postmaster on s,,.l ,'l orders to proc eed to the ranch i lb.s.-.s .-s Olenega, there to make inquiry
 -s nSii, and return with whatever g,,s, ,o1'a obtain. Arriving at inc 5,S% s'SS%>S' % Ar. Conwell, discovered a
 - ,.,!s IaalTa in the door as though the Il. S.''led themselves against an E corral he discovered the ,s.i,;, f-lIa, an employe but feel S. Is-'ii. I','l Sas iraught with danger he
 T.s'4Iy without making further
 ..j -'' much, however, he believes
 ., 5, attacked the station, killed T,
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