The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-18
7y9T4ER VICTORY.

,. If June lth we gaVe the details R ,,, outrage on the Camp Grant road, aI,' ..s murder of Hsssrs Kennedy and I,b. capture of their teams and msr- ' .'- m the 18th ult, On the 8oth news
 ,.,,i,g was brought into town. It so ,,b.t 3, this time LieutenAnts Cushing ., d cavalry-ths former from Camp D|I 7" u;,b l3 meu and the latter from n.,, with Il men-vsre on escort
 There being no cavalry stationed '''I I.,su General Cogswell, command .a5.district, ordered tho above named
 ,,ocesd with thair respe eetivs com- ." ..0it of the Ind,aus. Taking with \ '- n ruide. Manuel. the expedition set .t .ba utmost despatch, Lieutenant '' .ommaud. and arrived at the scene Lack oaIy to find the remains of the ,4 men. and a pile of ashes produced by ,.,l burning of all that the deatrOyers .iI. to carry away. Proceeding thence Il -, G,sat the party was reinforced by .p and on the 3lst started thence for Finding this without difficulty the
 follovei it for four days, making a
 = mor. than I20 niles over one of L,,, sectons of country within the Ter oo inc evening oG ths 4th the Indians
 ,,.,ea a.a distance of about four
 n isr, were st oncS given to march
 ,to. petition wherein they might
 .,,css.nent until night, This position
 ,b, eonmsud rssied until midnight, vso ordered forward aud succeeded ,ooiiDq the Indians before the latter l,a,,ioas of it's presence. At the break . the slaughter commenced and con anil inc last Indian of those who did ,.cspe at ths fyIs dash was slain. Two, and ;to Indians are known to have escaped ! s7 de4d upon the camp ground and I a7 strswn aroand at various dis stances ,as scene of ths attack.
 yD wAa-sroRY TOLD BY THE CAPrIyEs !. p-,5aerl relate the following, which ii .l io account for the depredation: ael Sandford, or recent expedition a o: ,he Gila, fought and killed brethei gail 'lhs ore. eyed Chief Now, tap. s that said Maguil hns a daughter who d igh up ou tue list of charming and kal nsideps, and whose hand has been s, in vain by the brayest warriors of the NagGil longed tosvenge the death of hi' Ar bGs not being at open war with the aud having s! various times reaped the ., of their humane consideration, he .lel to employ ether hands to do the of vengeance and thereby save hi Eali, and preserve that friendship whicE him the richest Chisf and the happiest Is accordingly consulted Azul, chief, o lh5oring tribe-a rejected suitor for th, Dt his daughter-promising to make him 'sd man amongthe surrounding tribes by up to him the treasured maiden, if h' bring him the scalp of a white mar certain time; the condition pleased bachelor Chief so calling out l50 of hi, sen he painted, celebrated the var dance ben proceeded on the warpath, Tn, already known; Mir IraeIs scalp wal [ carried of the prize but as the chic Eossd to bsamOngthe slain the probability the Indian maiden will grace the wig 0l re successful brave.
 COMMENT.
 0H' OusnInS deserves and very justly $ the thanks Of the entire community 8 Fl able and energetic manner in which he esi this attack; and we cannot too commend the valOr and energy of his kA''r Lt Smith and the men of the com Both officers and men did their duty we'll; and their services will not '''gO'ten by the many friends of the '-''e settlers whom they have avenged. -' connection let us sec what General 1 aA' done since he assumed command ''a'AeFn sab-disuict. We'll, with the
 ' al Aia disposal he has accomplished 'sa'd the subiugsiion of the Indian, '"ng's month, than has eyer been done