Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-10-24
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TUCSON, October 23}.-Abous week ago
Benz amin Morgan, of Berkeley, circulated in
thus Territory defamatory pamphlet regard
ing VIM. b. Horton. the Democratic candi-
date Tor superintendent of Public Inssruc-
ton. Morgan arrived here Sunday morning
and 1t was believed hostile encounter on tina
! street with Horton was imminent. Rumor
had been circulated that Horton would shoot
him on sight, and also that Morgan would
| shoot Horton on sight. Neither occurred,
but later in ths day, acting under the impress
sion that Morgan me9nt to fight Horton sent
him challenge to hostile encounter in Som
ora, which was declined. Morgan then &C.
cepted challenge to fight here, bat after ap-
pointing his seconds and partially arranging
the pseliminaries, backed entirely cut.
General Jail Delivery.
Tucson, October 23i.-A big all delivery
occurred here this evening. William Msyer.
John Murphy and Dave Gibson, iEdicfel for
killing John Levy, James Merton, Pat Me-
honey, John Webher, Josrph Casey, Tim
Hurley and L. A. Westover, broke Ill by
fret Selling Jailer Cooler, gagged him and es-
cape3 through the baciS way. The county
offers Sl00 for each prisoner. Great excite
msnt prevails over the escape.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
TUcsoG, October 23i.-Jailer Cooler was
in charge alone. He allowed Murphy to 20
into the water closet in the corridor Of the
jail to vomit. The cutter door of the Jail was
unlocked. When Murphy was passing lack
TO his cell Coo,e: was grabbed by Mnrphy
and thrown into the cell. Mayer ard Gibson,
who were inside. took hold OF Cooler and
bourd and gagged him. His hands were tied
to the bars Of the cell. The men then opened
three other cells, releasing six other prison.
err. They then secured the key to the back
door OF the al! yard and escaped. A body
| of mounted uea were seen in tie vicinity Of
! the jail before the escape, and il is believed
that Mayer, Gibson and Murphy wave sup
| piled with horses and arms immediately uuon
their exit from the city limits A large
posse ;has gone in different directions, hut
! their apprehension is not to be expected, as
they are alt fighting men. Six of the pris-
oners were Indicted for murder.
Indian Affairs.
Tucson, October 23d.-A Star special from
San Carlos says: Lieutenant Gstewood,
| Sixth Cavalry, arrived this afternoon, bring
| ing in all tie male indians over ten years Of
| age of the y hite Mountain Apaches. This
completes the concentration ard enrolment
| OF the whole tribe, excepting the Chricabuas
/; who have been depredatirg in Mexico
| siucs summer. A daily count takes
| place at sunrise, or immediately after,
| General Crook informs your correspondent
| that it will be kept up so long
| as single Apache is absent without authori.
| ty frem the Agency, either in this country or
Mexico. By makiag each Indian wear a
brass tag, with band and number inscribed,
the count is facilitated, ard no buck can
possibly remain away over twenty hours with
out detection, IS complete description Of
every Iadian corresponding with the tag is
kept for reference. All the old men of the
tribe who have rot forgotten the previous
chassisament by Gsrersl Crock in 1872 sre
now lis warmest friends, assisting bin in
every way in carrying cut his policy. Agent
Wilcox is secondipg Geasral Crook il m ain-
tanning the strlctest discipline. There are, in
round numbers, ]. 800 bucks now here capa-
bic of bearing arms.
United states Grand Jury.
Tucson, October 23I.-Tbe most inner
tsnt United States Grand jury investigation
ever had 10 Arizona closed to-day. The ilry
has been ia session two weeks, and reports
thirty indictments and full investigation of
the SSH Carlos Indian reservation frauds.
Several Indictments weie found against ex-
Agent J. c. amy for elnbe zzle ment grand
larceny and conspiracy.