, 1880-10-23
Particulars OF the Fight with and
Destruction OF Victorio's
Band.
Some of tho Exploits OF tho Mo-
i: tDrious Chief During tho
l'nst Yenr.
Agent Borry f'in,lly sarrendors to
tho Civil Authorities for
,r, Trinl.
Reported Fight Bctween Independent
Rangers and Party Of utes.

vrcTOnIo's TANISa-OFF.
Onlctnl dispatches were recctye.l at military
headquarters yesterday cutlaru,ltg tho us.
pAtc,lrs alr.asly published which announced
tltu almost utter humiliation Of V!ctnrto nilsl
his 1,a,,A of Apae!,ei. Col. buell. enntssnss
the report tint tho night before tho light liz
la,l bccn requested b}s tho Mexican uutllOrf-
ties to retire fro,n their territory. Tlie A[uxl~
eai, troops continued tic pursuit. \ picket
gunrtl whu returned hrlug reliable fnfornta-
ton to tile elect that tho troops oycrtook the
1,ultans turing tho aftor'to1,l Ut tho 14th. An
attack WIS ordered ut .,iico but the Indians
sl,trecdcd III takEug pusEtlon oil two
hills called Los CastulIos. Col. Tcrrases, IN
conlinAnd Of this Afcxlcalls, surrounded
Vctoru during tile night, ilnl commenced
the a,,ack Mt snnrtsr: Thu int'in',s ''aa to
retire ~ me Till, Mul attcr q sl,"rl' tlgi!.
pos4.ssEO,i. 'Tliey fGltml tliht Victorio him
SELF, with titty grown wnrriUrH nfiA r!glltceii
wu,nel, mud clII,ln'l,, llnh been killed. Sew
emty wpllicn sl,,tl children were taken prts0,,.
crs, anu ~ animals rGcDyElPtl. Cn1. J3Hell
Ias confidence iii tho authenticity of thls re-
port
CHIEF y1crOl,TO
who Inns thus beeil hunted to death, BY thc;
MexicnM troops, Inns been uuEle u celebrated
character n,nong his tribe, aild for the an!st
ElrGE iRnES DH3 lllTIltSIlGu u lHIEE VI t!lc
military. News IN the Division of thc
Missouri. IIe was ~! unusually sl'rGwt!
IM,lta,1, with considerable taln.lls III lca!Lur.
tIu l,e!ollgetl to the Wnrn, SprtMg Apacllrs,
located Mt O1o Cnllentt Agency, New Mexico.
Sol,le two or tllruu years agn, tlIe lndfnn Dc.
partIl.Glt. tnr some lll1kHlWtt r'sU!I tiecidet!
t!,at VsstUr!a n,sd Ills ha1A SHOULD BIZ n!Ive&a
to thD San Carl0s Agcucy, itf Arlzona.' Pre-
, vlo!is 10 TINT ting these Apaches wero 1utet
and lMncesble. They were unwilling. t0 bu
moved from their old homes. aul tWicD rt.~
turned tn U10 Cut1en,e fruln Snn Curl0s. The
third time they escalN fr0liI tito lnttcr plact
4 hot pursuit WIS Instituted hy the trHbis.
Fro1M that tine VtctortD engaged the atten-
tfon Of the RDttttcrs without cessation. During
bis rapid Marchcs l,c
KILLED Ar LEAST FoU1t 1fUSDNED MEN,
aid run of wllote hrrtls NJ stock ntI llnli-
tlre.is Uf horses. 1lp took with llfl, ut first
only nbnut leo ApHctcy, blst during tho w!lDlU
TING he WIS reinforced BY Mt least :E,0 more.
Willie 111 did not trouble TIM AlGxlenns ll1
was safe, for when 1ecrossed tiln lsln Grai!lta
they refused to .pulrsuc IIi'n. Finally liu bu-
lint time the Mexican alMl American troops
ncted iii harmony. crossing tic border al1
cuch side without complaint, A1hj. x. +.
Morrow. Vt THO Ninth Cavalry, followad Wiz
torlo for MONTHS,
MAI.cLlSa sEvE1,AL THOUSAND MILES.
1tc was finally driven !nto Mexico about Z
tlcurGe p. Buell., u tho Fifteenth Infantry
and CoI. Terrlses, in command Of tlse IleXI
ean f0rces. Victoria WIS q warrior ut from
10 to u years Of ,lge, a!tl !!is death will hayt
! ruStfYE hDSt1lIH. '':