Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-04-25
THE ApACE Es.
Causes Ess:sI Fed cacssise to open war
sS.tii the Americans.
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BY GOVERNOR Stafford, OF AFIzoNA.

VIII, the Americans.
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| land Mail Station. The lieutenant told the
station keepers that he was on lis way to
New af.yico and aasired to see Cacb1sc and
| induced them to 20 and inyite him in.
When asked By Caclise what was wanted
of him, he was informed that he desired to
extend the hospitalties OF his tent, rs he was
| on lis way out If the country Cachise With
| four OF his friends and relatives came III. and
when seated in Baseom' ; tent. 1t was sudden
| ~ surrounded by soldie.s ile desired to
know tie cause, and was informed that he
and his friends were prisoners. and5Wouia De
| kept as such until The boy, bclleEc'i 70 DC
with his band, WAS given up. Cacbise pro-
tested against steh treachery and declared
/ that he could not give him up as ne knew
nothing ol him. Watching his opportunity,
he drew his hniie h-a cal q hoic .Hfo"et' itie
tent and escaped.
lie Immediately q scd his warriors toSess's
er and Game III force near the statl2h ana &c
s're'i = nave s'.i@ o's. :, =. So,
keepers Me'1 ~ i''', :, f'.' "',''' ',''S' :.
say, otlt as s''o'i "s ~ '''s. : ''o'ie0
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e,ing To effect an exchange OF prisoners
Caclise Offering to give up his prisoner Il
lie lieutenant would rclcase his tCacnlSe s]
friends.
m. ,;e,seua,,t declined to exchange only
nm. m,n tar man. unless Gachise would sur
renflnr tl,e hoy. Caci.ise steadily affirmed
that no l,ne,y nothing about him. Finally he
came for !. last talk. leading his station keep
er nrisouer with rope around his neck,
tia1 70 ,l,e horn of the saddle. lie again Of
/ terred to surrender him if his four friends
were set free. The station-keener begged 10
have the exchange made, as his life wo Id be
forfeited ii it was not done; bat the lieutenant
aoain refused, and Cachise ''roweled' his
| horse and dashed off at H. htning speed drag
! oing his poor victim at full lenghth by the
narl-
,rt,,, ,fa,,tono,t thci, huno the four pris-
aa,s nd rachisa onenea the terrible war
th.+.,as s;,oa almost tlesolated Arizona.
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iofee "i's oi'en tep1i LII. I'd won,d
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sufficient force 70 resist al a''on'p'9
him.
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