Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-20
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 COAST NEWS.
 Latsst froa tao Court ,ls4:ial. . Special the CrTgzEz.l
 ! GRA, T, November 1.-The court mar tial me this forenoon and Lieut.. Car ter's examination was continued. lie ! has identified Dead Shot as a sergeant Of Lieus. Cruse's scouts and as being present at the Cibicu fight. Ills exam iuation VII be concludeI this afternoon. ] John Barns, a citizen sc3us, will testify that h, saw Dead Shot shoot private Living 70, blowing out his brains. Lieut. Cisrk's scouts have arrived from Camp Caomas, accompanied joy Jim Cook, Lief of scouts. Capt. Madden and Li,lts. Mills and Checver have left for Camp Ihomas. Lieut.. Mills goes to San Ca Us to discharee his scouts and enlist aew company. Lieuts. Abbott, Che, m Johnson are ordered to re- -,,, US / lN.,. i-,esoaworfh for duty in the cavalry and infantry school there. Lieut.. Milk is ordered to report at Bowie. Sergt Totteu. who killed the Mexican at Nuxey the other day, has been held on a charge of murder and sent to Pueblo Yieio.
 The Court H-art.-L
 Especial Co Tn. ClrIIry.l
 FoRr GRANT, November Neusoo- kay, an Apache, number tveuty-scven. who was released at Fort Lowell, was rearrested at Camp Thomas yesterday and will be returned here for trial He was positively identified by C. Colvir and John Burns, who were at Cih.ru. Colonel Tiffany is expected here as a witness to-day. Dead Slot will be identified by several witnesses as partici- pant in the CibicG fight Au attempt will be made r. prove previous con- spiracy among the Indians, in which Sanchez and others are implicated Harley and Meriiilda act as interpreters t is charged that the inter- rsteFs nave particular Indian pe.s whom they will try to shield. SO tLati. slu be hard to get at the truth. Dead Shot one of fine Cibicu scouts, was al trial Saturday before the Court Martial. Some strong evidence is expected from San Carlos.
 Positive Evidence Agalrss D.a5-slo- Special jo the CIrTz-,s.I
 CAsP GRANT, November IL-Tli.- aI- ternoou Dr. George lI-Creery was ey- amnCd and testified Co the firing of tLc scouts, Of whom Dead-Suot was one. John Brrns testified that he saw scout No 22, known as Charlie, fire the first shot. Saw DeaJ-Shot fire and kill pri- vate Livingston. J. L- Co,vic citizen scout, testified that le saw paaJ-Shot fire at the troops. The Court adjourned until tomorrow.
 The Arctic Ecl,oi Search.
 SAN FEsSCIsCo, November l4.-ILc Daily Report publishes an extract from a letter from an officer ou the Arctic relief steamer Rodgers, dated October lGJh, at St. Lawrence Bay, where the ship arrneG the day before. A slej-e party was landed on the Siberian coast. about fity miles from East Cape, with one years provisions, and with orders Co sle3ge thc coast to the North and West as soon as the ground IS covered with snow. .2e Rodgers reached latitude 7J degrees 44 minutes north. No land was ,isible to the NoT;hvurd, but South- ward a flight of ducks showed that there must be iand in that direction.
 The Court Martial
 Special to the CIuzEv.l
 GRANT, November l5.-Capt. Crgj-ie was this morning excused as a member or the Court Martial, ou account Of ill- ness.
 Ludwig Be.e was a sL,rt distance from the camp and heard Henti- order the Indians that were riding up to him to ''ukashay A! ache for eo away" heard the Indian say "ashi-o!," and then fir ing commenced.
 Some discussion occurred among the interpreters as 10 the meaning Of "asi- kay" one said if meant fight, another that 1t meant ie brave. but the firing commenced, according to the evidence, just after the word was shouted.
 John Burton, 70. D, Sixth Cavalry, testified that he was going for wood when he met Dead Shot riding into camp in q hurry. About the same time he saw another Indian, named Ma clenny, stripping himself as if for battle, and as an Indian on horseback passed him he jumped on behind and rode tow ards camp. In five minutes he heard the firing. Barry O'Douueu, uf Co. D, Sixth Cavalry, saw Dead Shot before the fight; heard Heutig tell an Indian t5 go away, and a few minutes afterwards saw Dandy Jim drop on lis knee and shoot Hentig.
 S. Mcdonald, wLo waz sergeant of the guard sent to take the medicine man, said the scout- were sUllen and discontented before the E-At.
 John \. Smith, of roop D, saw Dead Shot fire in the direction Of Private Livingston and the latter ioli dead
 The object of part 0l the testimony taken this morning vas to show com spiracy among the Indians.
 The Court adiourned until one o'clock | this afternoon.
 This afternoon Sergeant Daniel o. Cornell testified that Dead Shot came down ahead of the medicine man San chez. A party or Indians crowded the camp and as Hentig ogdered them away the leading Indian gave yell. Dead Shot fired first, the shot killing Living ston, who was five yards away. Dandy Jim shot Hentig
 Sergeant Andrew Bowman testified that Dead Shot rode ID and talked with a citizen who be supposed was Hurley theinterpreter, now here. Dead Shot and Dandy Jim kneltand fired the first shots He thinks Ashay gave the yell to fight Henry Krobisch said Dead Shot Mickey, and another Indian fired first Patrick McCune said the shooting com mcnced as soon as Hentig commence, to drive the Indians out. Saw DeaC