The Arizona sentinel., 1874-06-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
SDeciaa 10 tie Sc ,Senifne2. "
PRESCOTT.

issued the following extra tniS
evening: "a little before noon
to day, fire was discovered issuing
out of the roof of Dan HATES
wooden building, a little south
OF the "Miner'' Office. The fire
soon went north ward and blazed
forth onthe SINNER" Office, which
concern was only saved by the
most daring deeds Of I'rescOtt's
dauntless citizens. Our loss is
considerable, and it may be a
month before we are able to issue
apaper. It is through the eour-
tesy of the Military Authorities
that we are enabled to issue this
circular, as the old "Mfner" Office,
presses, type, ETC., is much dam
aged and out Of sorts.
(Signed) 81. H. MARION"
PRESCOTT, June B.-Lt. Schuy-
Ter upon returning to Verde paid
off and mustered out of service
sixty Apache scouts, reducinghis
command to abont Is or 80 Apa-
ches and Tontos, a force deemed
sufficient for the the preservation
of order on the Reserve. The
soldiers mustered out invested
their surplus funds in the pur.
chase of horses.
Among the last batch of prison.
ers brought LIN by Lieut.. Heyl,
were three Of, Del-che's squaws,
which gives rise to the presump-
ton that the warrior who escaped
from the rancheria attacked in
the Sierra Ancha, where these
women were captured, was no
other than Del che himself.
All the Indians at the San Car
los Reservation are kept constant
ly at work, cutting grain and hay
and digging bitches. They give
every evidence OF having receiv-
ed a lesson whose Statutory effect
will not soon be lost.
PRESCOTT, June 17.-Weatffes
clear and pleasant. The fire yess
terday near the Miner Office will
prove even more disastrous than
at first supposed. The Miner Of.
fee building was only saved by a
scratch. The presses, type, etc.,
We're moved by the citizens in
a very prompt manner. Nearly
every thing and cases of type in
the Office, was totally spoiled. 1t
will be some time before the MI.
ner will be atAe to resume publ.
cation.
Through the courtesy of the
Military officers. an extra will be
published every afternoon giving
the latest kilograms, etc.
+ PRESCOTT, June 13.-The IA
NOUS Apache chief, Cachise, died
on the Chiricahua Reservation in
Southern Arizona on the 9Th inst.
His death is said to have resulted
from the excessive drinking of
"tiswin" Qndian whisky.) =
Alchisay and Velenay, two of
General Crooks Indian allies from
the White Mountain Reservation
have been in town all this week,
apparently enjoying their visit
and the kind treatment extended
by ouf people. Yesterday they
were taken to the Military Tele-
graph office, where they dictated
to the telegraph operator mes.
sages to their friends at Camnl
Apache, stating what they Mad
seen, how they had been received
and when they intended startino
for home. While at the Office
Lieut.. Wards report of the at.
tack made upon the rancheria ofI
Eskinela, and the killing of that
chief, came in and was read, much
to their establishment. One of
thess Indians innocentIy followed |
the wire about five miles, to see
where 1t ended, but returned 81.
tilted that 1t extended as far as
Tucson. An electric shock slight.
Iy administered, caused them to
regard the apparatus with min.