Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-08
The san Jose Races.

Pennsylvania.
the san Jose Races.
SAN JesE, October 7th.-The I'm.
finished race between Brigadier
and Abbotsford came off at p. M i.
The grand stand was filled and the
greatest interest was manifested.
Brigadier was the favorite at
heavy odds and won the heat and
race easily, Abbotsford breaking
badly. Time, 1929.
The next was the trotting race
for four-year olds. The following
horses started: Romero and Belle
Echora. The latter was the favor
lite before thhe first heat, though
Romero had record of 2:22. The
race was won by Romero in three
straight heats. Time, 2:253, 2:23,
2:224. Bellies breaking caused her
to lose every heat.
The next was q trotting race, two
mile eats, best two in three, be-
tween Echors, Gold Note, Susie
and Dave. Echora sold first in the
pools, Gold Note second, ut the
rate of three to one. The first heat
resulted in victory for Echora,
Susie second and Dave third, Gold
Note distanced. Time, Sill. The
second heat was easily captured by
Echora in SIP, Susie second and
Dave distanced.
The last race was for the $40
class, mile heats, three in Eve.
Empress, Starr King, Bismarck
and Kitty Thorn started. Empress
had the call in the pools by large
odds. The first heat was won BY
Empress in 1882, Starr King sec
ond, Thorn third. The next heat
was won by Starr King In 2:2O2 by
less than half a length. The third
heat was won by Starr King in
2:37 and the next by Empress in
2:8S. 1t being now dark, the final
heat was postponed till l P. M. to-
morrow.
P0rsuis Retarded BY Rain.
Tucson, October 7th.- General
Wilcox, with his stat, arrived
here last night. He has Just re.
ceived the following from Wilcox,
A. T.: Bernard telegraphs from
Soldier Hole, via Tombstone, at 8
A. NJ, that the rain has softened
the trail badly and he cannot move
without losing animals, but will
move to-day. The Indians are in
the southern end of the Chiricahua
mountains. He got a squaw, some
stock and several horses on the
trail yesterday. II looks as If the
Indians will get over the Mexican
line. He says: 1t can hardly be
possible that the Mexican govern
ment will object to our following
these murderers into their terrific.
~. 1 will not cross the line with
any disrespect to their government,
but with the intention of punish
ing the murderers and robbers;
and to enable me to do this 1 will
cooperate with any Mexican
troops that will assist, but 1 will
not turn back until I have the In
dams or until I am ordered to do so
by the proper authority. If the
troops from California will be of
any use they will have to operate
from Bowie.n
He and Bailey's scouts are sever
al hours in advance of the other
troops. Mcclellan and Ra ffertv
left here for the vicinity of Rucker
at 8 P. M. Wagner will be pushed
down to San Simon valley. WAL
lace and command are hourly ex-
pected from Hudson. The several
detachments started out to-day
have ten days rations and are
moving that way.
The Mexican Consul at Tucson
has telegraphed to chihuahua and
sent couriers to different points on
the line to have the Mexican
troops cooperate with our forces.
Captain Hentsg's Murderer Ar
TUCSON, Oct. IA Citizen spe-
cial from San Carlos says: This
morning Col. Tiffany arrested
Ashay, who Nadiski and other
friendly Indians say Is the murder
er of Capt. Hentig. In bis exam
nation by the Indian Agent he
acknowledged being in the Cibicu
fight and firing two shots. He
also said he was one of the party
who killed Turner and Mardy at
Middleton's ranch, but says he did
not go to the ranch. He saysAskealte
and Nontayosk commanded the
party and that Joctah fred one of
the fatal shots. Askealte is now
a prisoner with Sanchez band.
Joctah was badly wounded In the
fight and Is now q prisoner. Non.
tagosh Is one of the prisoners who
escaped from the military here last
Friday night. Ashay says that
dead Spot,p who was taken by
Col. Tiffany q few days ago, was
one of the leaders In the Cibicu
fight. That the Clbieu fight lasted
about two hours and he confirms
the examination and mutilation of
the dead soldiers. He was turned
over to General Carr last night,
The agency scouts broke upa Tis-
win gang five miles north OF here,
and brought in q Chief and 20 9th.
or Indians. The bucks at the Tie.
win party wanted to killed all the
Indian soldiers. They were oil
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