The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1882-09-01
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that courier from Santa Cruz give.
an account cf The killing of three
persons Iy Indians and that ther.
has been general raid OF hostile:
in the valley. A company of cav
airy has been sent from this post to
investigate.
Apaches attacked party of Amer
ican miners, twenty-five miles south
Of Fronteras, Sonora, on Tuesday of
last week. One man, George Rie-
fensthal WAS killed and Peyson
Balnes wounded. The others en-
trenched themselves behind wagon
and stood OIL the savages for several
hours. The hosti!cs ,etired at night.
The miners rstarned 10 Fronteras.
Col. Torres and forty Mexican SOL
dies pursued the savages.
CALABAsAs, Angus. 30.-A hand of
unkL yn Apaches raidcd tho valley
early last evea1ns, and it is reported
that they have killed quite number
OF men, women and children, amount
ing to twenty in all. They have
taken all the ranches from Calabasas
10 the line and the people ar coming
into Cal4basas for safety. Juh's
land have crossed the line into Ari-
zOna, and it is believed that he it is
who is raiiing the settlem ents.
Captain Madden, commanding at
Fort Huachuca. is in pursuit of the
Indians raiding the Santa Cruz val
ley. Tie killing of Martinas and
family yesterday occurred only fif-
teen miles south of the tragedies re-
ported frGm Calabasas.
FSunG-.Deed
TOMBSTONE, Aug. 90 Frank
MarSt, well-known character of
Tombstone, was found dead in his
house this morning, under suspi-
cinus circumstances.
= E5ard Game.
TOMBSTONE, Aug. ga rufiian
named Hocaler entered store in
Ramsey, canyon in the Huachuca
mountains, n week ago and made
two old men dance at the point of
pistol. He was arrested On Monday
and tried before Justice of The Peace
Wardwell. The Court took a re-
cess. when the prisoner requested
permission to go in company with
the officer to his house for DINNER,
which was granted. At his house
he got the drop on the officer and
made him return alone. He has not
been heard from since.
EEesing Killed.
TUcsoN, August 29.-The Stars
special says that a. c.
Hcsing was killed on the road from
Ma gdaltn to El PIolno, in Sonora,
by his body servant. Hesing had
gone TO Hermosi.lo to draw two
thousand dollars to pay the hands in
his mine or tho Rancho Gabilan.
The servant probably shot hin from
behind. as one bullet wound was
'ound in in his body, and his head !
was terribly mang.ed, as if beaten
with a club. a reporter of the Star
was dispatcher from Hcrmosillo yes
rrday to the scene cf the tragedy, |
and definite news will be received
rom him within the next twenty |
OR hours. The place where Hes
ng was kill,d is a long distance
rom the nearest telegraph, and par
icul,rs are difficult to obtain, as
hey car only be brought by mes
enger. Tho news of the homicide
rst found its way to the public
trough Governor Ortiz, of Sonora,
Fho considers his information re
iab,e. The friends of Hesing here,
owever, distrust the Intelligence
nd hope that it may prove unfound-
d. There is, nevertheless, very little
ausc for such hope.
yellow Fever.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Owing
} the prevalence of the yellow fever
l Pensacola, Florida, the Secretary
War has given orders for the
-ansfcr of the troops at Fort Baran-
as, off Pensacola, to Mount Yer
on barracks, near Mobile.
\ Bank Cnsia or Arrested.
KEwANEE, Ill, August 30 Great
exists over the arrest of