Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-08

able me to do this will cooperate with any
Mexican troops that will assist, but will not
turn back until have the Indians, or until
I am ordered to do SO by the proper author
ity. If the troops from California will be OF
any use, they will have to operate from
Bowie"
He and Bailey's scouts are several hours in
advance of the other troops. Mcclellan and
Rafferty, left for the vicinity of Rucker at 3
P. NJ. Wagner will be pushed down the San
Simon valley. Wallace and his command
are hourly expected from Hudson. The sew
eral detachments started cut to-day with ten
days ratious, and are moving that way. when
Ber1ard's broken.down horses and men Will
be sent 10.
The Mexican Consul here (Tucson) has tel
egraphed to Chiricahua, and sent courisrs to
different points on the line, to have the Mex
ican troops cooperate with our forces.
SECOND DiSpATCH.l
WILCOX, October 7th.-Lieutenant Black
son, Sixth Cavalry, has just returned from
Bernard's command. He says ratious were
purchased in Tombstone yesterday for the
troops that they are still pursuing the
Indians trail, leading to the southeast of
Camp Rucker towards Chihuahua. The
stock which they have with thsm was found
along the trail dead. About seventy-fve
warriors are in the party, leading large
number of extra stock. As soon as the
animals play out they are killed and fresh
ones mounted. The women and children are
one day ahead. Bernaro's troops lost several
horses IN travelling the 200 miles since leaving
Dragon Summit.
LATER Reports are Just received from
Bowie that the IndiaGs are close 20 Bowls
Station. Colonel Sanford has just ordered
out two companies OF the Sixth Cavalry,
a1 fra1
for that place. There are rumors that more
Indians are leaving the reservation, but they
are not credited here by the military. The
report from Thomas about Baiiey's scouts
deserting is confirmed by a dispatch from
Colonel Smith, commanding at Thomas, who
says they left yesterday afternoon. A guard
has been furnished BIr. Hudson for his ranch,
of six soldiers News from Bernard and his
troops is looked for tomorrow. Samaniego
and party left on the wesb-bound train, ar
irving here to-day from Grant. He brings
the body of his brother killed by the Indians
when they attacked his train near Cedar
Springs. Samaniego reports finding the mail
strewed along the road which the indians
had evidently captured and thrown away.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
WILCOX, October 7th--9 F. M.-Reports
from San Carlos say that over 400 Indians
agency. This was issue day there, and the
number actually absent no one knows. The
hostiles are reported to be breaking up in
small parties, which looks like an all winter
campaign. The trail Of party of Indians
was discovered about Black river, apparently
making for the White mountain country
FOURTH DIsPATCH.l
Tucson, October 7th.-A Citizen special
from San Carlos says: This morning Col
onel Tiffany arrested Ashay, whom Nadisky
and other friendly Indians say is the muf-
derer of Captain Hentig. In his examination
by the Indian Agent, he acknowledged being
in the Cibicu, and firing two OF the first shots.
He also said that he was of the party who
killed Turner and Moody at Mialkton's
ranch, but says he did not go to the ranch.
He says Aslcealte and Noutayosh commanded
the party, and that JRctah fred one of the
fatal shots. Askealte is now prisoner with
Sanchez's band. Jactgh was badly wounded
in the fight, and is now prisoner. Nouta-
yosh is one of the prisoners who escaped from
the military here last Friday night. Ashay
says that Dead Shot, who was taken by Col
onel Tiffany few days ago, was one of the
leaders in the Cibicu fight; that the Cibicu
fight lasted about two hours, and he confirms
the exhumstion and iEutilation of the dead
soldiers. He was turned over to General
Carr last night. The Agency scouts broke up
Tiswin gang five miles north of here, and
brought in chief and two other Indians.
The bucks of the TfswiE party wanted to kill
all the Indian soldiers. They were all drunk
and dangerous. More arrests will be made
| to-day. General Mackenzie viii be here
this morning.