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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
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AT MILE. EKSTROM'S Swedish French
paIle servaats-cooSs iaunIresses Mattresses chamber
Bne14 A foo Ri1 MILE a. EEsTRoI No rs Lex
ingt0n-ave, cor olst.st, New-Y ocks
T.-Best recommended, frst-cass Swed-
female a tL GRIMsKoLD. rs East 29th-.t.
(HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-BF a
- scotch girl unde lands The care Of sye ana g,--
hone and good empered best city references can al ~
CHANBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-By
Monday from 10 until O'Clock At rs West Doth 81
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS, FINE
X WASHING and IRONLNG-Bva very neat respect
young thorough chambcrmaid and wait ess.
lest city reference sober honest obi ing country city
Callat BUCKE'~, $50 4tAaye~ near @4th.st
CHAMBERWORK and WAITlNG.-By
y neat American Protestant girl best city reference
Monday 81 East lZth-st
COOK.--By a frst-cass Swedish cook I'M
y drtands aunds Of fine cooking best Of references for
maid il kept can at Us Le1ington-aye.
COOKIE Protestant middle-aged woman.
~ very TespegiaPe as hlsiga .t COG loas aid T
&C. good baker sober honest oDsns good Ieiei,Hreri
country or city can at $50 4taye near -ilhst
EIOOK.-By a Scotch Protestant woman, who
- understands her business IN every part an excel
lent baker macs SOUPS Gesset ~ 5 nVnoS goa
best afraid oi work Call at 27G tth ave,
near 7tA St
A
~ woman who understands her business pa every branch;
s good meat cook also makes an kinds o soups bread n,
bet reference. CalI Mrs KELLYs, lSs ives 1hst,
cor. Gthaye.
COMPANION.-By a young woman to a lady,
Ieeiiic hand Address G.. Box so3. Oberlin ohio.
COLORED SERVANTS male and female, to
" MI any capacity supplied short nOtce walters, man
and woman eoos in Dol grs % genera y h9gse
$i5p St .'' o. '0u'' l. NO. - nav, NJ.
hOUSEKEEPER.-By an American, thor
oughy experienced both IN hotel and private family;
Icfefences. Can at Mrs KELLYs I5s West IlLlst
cee9t laundress Wiling and Kind good With child not
i7tis WIN '--'''''' "'7'' O'- O''''-'' '''''
INFANTS NURSE, &c.-By a trst-cless in
iant nurse four years reference lady 70 be seen Also
saages Al GKANDs i0l vest ii95f thsS IAN
| ,ACNDRESS.-A tirst-class laundress, wishes
n Gentlemen: or family Washing can Dc highly
recommended Address 24O East 30thst, % floor.
/ AUNDRESS.-By respectable Protestant
style good lily reference Call Mrs KELLY's 1873 West
lIt ST., cor 6tha'e
NURSE and SEWING.-By a respectable
~ girl no cards CAL at 20 West 33d st, present
poyeI.s.
NURSE-By a competent girl, or as seam
- 1tls can 9 a. e,Gi 81 % mise o oiecoa
70 the country good references Call at ~ 6haye near
NEW EPISCOPAL COOPERATIVE UNION.
~ First class servants fr al situations at their
lors, 81 East 18th St
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-By an accomplished
yo1hn e S any o o small To- make herself Sepey
make dresses and all kinds Of female handiworK
French fuenty best references hand Address 347
East 10th ST., every afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
NLW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NLW-IORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
AN1kIVEH HAILHOAD-t ommeuc.nS october %, loo-,
tn trains wi leave Grln4 Central Depot.
Western and Northern .rrcsS to Rochester ana
Montreal with draWIn--rOOm cars also 10 ddtoEa
$40 special pIc-- tOr tA ago, Gay stopping on 2
at Albany acuse hOccster, Buh1O Ee Gle eIand ana
Toledo
Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dal qua, Rochester 4d Buffalo.
II q. 60 Albany and Troy, Win connection 10 Jucs sara
tOga t+4eus Falls. Lake George and Rutland
$3.50 D. H.. Albany amt Toy special.
p. M Ace mModltiou Co Albany aud Troy.
b. w. Louis Express with sleeping cars for st. Louis;
running through every day la the Week also Niagara AIS
LufaO and Toledo
$3.50 b. Au.-s Ca4- except sunday Win sleeping cars
10 Syracuse aud % AubLn Road, also o. Mont cal a.
D. Pacific Express. win Sleeping cars '',
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago ana
Clayton .. ,
Troy 100, ~,
Tickets on 40 Bowling Green, 20 ana 81" ~
way aud at ,stcOts Express Offices. PaTsIcc ana 30
and 80 broadway. NtNA0.6, aud o53 Nsntn -l2l-si'
brooklyn. j. NJ TJUCEY Cen >upt 4. y. NLEAEl'
lao pa afl.U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23

NOnINICH LINE

~ To Boston Worcester, Nashua Portland and the East
'"' H'" i'0H CfFY OF WORCESTER. 49,,
without exception the nas elegant 1q4s IH Tue sunni 1H
90 North River loot Of Witt next pier
above DesbIOss as-st. ny dy except ''ii'9 - a." p NJ
PROVIDENCE LINE. .. rr,sc.r
Il FOR PhONIDEN.f. ~ r. g. erpR
The entirely now ami elegant steamer RHODE i9i-AN M
steamer M3-sAcHUsETTs on tuesdays Thursdays AMI
n1 T I Pci 20 n r., foot Of Varen-st
Connections made a. Providence via T. ana -, H.
i2r M9Tcesie T and re I for ale principal teke
oces s,aterQ2ms secured a. ls 5g7 and AZ Broad
way, and Fifth Avenue AIa Il5 TVS General PISS Agent
DONDOITT aud MISUNDERSTANDING at
Ia Cranstor'. West Point. Cornwall MatlborO Anton
PoughAe Dsie ind EsoPn9 eonc Is,~tits Gy OF cais
arG James " Baldwin cave At from Halisous st. y
r.. saturdays az p M
= tM1HXE4Po11s. COLORADO. OREGON. CALL
FoKNIA ANA all points m NEBRASKA UTAH; mon
TANA, DAKOTA MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST
art reached direct from CHICAGO via ths
CHICAGO AND NoRTHwEsTERN R'y.
,nn, from two TO five trains daily each between
CHICAGO and prominent Western points. II ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF en-
caro PULLMAN sLEEPERs are run on al offs through
and night trains For Of fare and other Information
appy y letter orn person coupon teAe agent d "
IVY" ~ L 2. BOOTH
General Eastern Agent No. ll5 Broadway, New.Yo
CHARMS r,.nDop TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY
Office PIER ls N. r.. foot OF Cortlandtst
s,0nens of freight forwarded as directed 10 any par
OF the world - - .
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of Al xmas oI esh1 anu ei
chandlse 10 any part Of the city, - - - -
So Am HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR IIGHTERAGE ,...
Freight OF every description promptly ghEeredt to any point
IN the harbor ut reasonable rates. - mo ~
nIEAABOATs BAhGES AM HAO'4- ~ NhAA'
TERFO EXCURSIONS. y-,-,,s f,o-,,,, ,or D-ru,
steamers John IL staIn and EFastu5 corning LOT New
HAVEN leave Pier 10, y. h' atVP u uAJ. lSatuTIAys
sMITE0PoLIs EXPRESS Co, between Ne"-York ami
NeW avon Care and dispatch guaranteed IN "A
t"eiehf Tor pouts On De- L & W. H. Il rceN Al fof ~
For SssT n aven and points East 40 Pier Is. ,,,,
NoRTH SHORE, : lAIEN loAA y D.-EicIS, Mnes W.
Ten Ceat- III steamers Pier J. T. r. foot nlteaiss
CENTRAL sHIPlARD. COmmunipaw, n J.-Dry Docs
Machine and Boiler shops Thing appeitahnB ~ ne
oousfrucliOu ana repair Of vessels
rVROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LlNE.-New
/ steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY ieave ,aAl.y
lsEeep saturday, AZ m Pier "a, North RIVER 9oL Shts
tonher N connecting with morning Trains IoE Nvkbn an3
West SUNDAY steamer touches al Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
boNDf'' O. G52o!1:G5iiE a. CcoSNor Gen1 Pa s. Agent
| EHIGH WILEY RAILROAD.-PA

III
II trains 10 t,o-, will leave depos foot
C0rtaudf AMI 81 An D. ill., $40 ana
Csc p. m ;Jc ki-;on. Bethlehem AIeatoVn ReaunG
Maurh t-lu1, NHAesDtrra Tlw1nda, W1vtry it.hc T.
Gentv'- Lyons. Buffalo AMI the " s lnl Northwest sul
through ruache, run ailg. TrIins at or Est1n
Bethlehem. Allentown Reading Nlucb ChupS, WIk.sbarre
and Ptston Local AZ a. Tor kasion' Bethlehem
AMI tODdv -.. 81,
Trains leaving AZ sl)L and p. M connect for all
points IL NalnOy AMI HazeaJOl coal RECON-. 9uhy trdl
ioca for Mauch CHUNK, $40 Leave MducA Chunk At
y. ,.ft,,r,t. ,,., cont .op,t A..
NtutI" l.--I V-I' ,-----' Il lINl.IlN q = \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
5te1r11ats r1I 3nIrJ1II
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
va Philadelphia Baltimore and Washin gtOn

anu aitsr Nay u, the magnificent Passenger Trains
ana DcsOfussc-.-t. "a fluDys
p ~ sSceut MAYS plrl1r car attached arrives Wash
hEt"H ~ b. III Night express leaves Washington at j
Il 9'eepeis and day Goa hes through to Cincinnati
- m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 2:2j M. Gin
Glnna 75n D. Me- Chicago $50 .. NJ aul - Loni4 $50
~. LOuls anc Chicago
oclocA night dliY arrives 40 Washington S3ja Da
Express leaves Washington 40 1910 n III daily sleeper
am udt coaches through To- Cincinnati
" Noother line makes faster zine 20 the West Trains
a. nv from the West no SOFA $50 % m and 1000
IN taffs and sleeping Oerns secured adi baggage cale
DIn checked 90 destination &c compiur7 office No. 81
o'' az an az al the offices o. the Penus lyanla harOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23

CHAMBERWORK and WAITiNG.-By
y neat American Protestant girl best city rcierenc
Monday. 81 East lZth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
To PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD,EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT Ii

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND OF sun
nay i STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23

NOOk.--BV a tiTSt-casS Swedish cook III
" derstauds aJnds Of fine cooking best Of references
character capabiy private family only where ktche
maid il kept Cal at us LexlngtOnave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
HER MOTHERS SECRET.
CHAPTER l.
THE MISTRESS OF MoNDREER.

1-he-e Is wound within heT-'tis wound
T,bat lies too deep Tor tears AMI MANY while,
" hen AM that Is around her seems u smile,
VEithin her heart of hearts knell dOth sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
NEW.YORK AID Long BRANCH r. r.
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all noints on HO
LOR BO,TON-THE --LATEST TRAM wltI

IGOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
i KILL MISUNDERSTANDING at Crlnstoas Landing
Mest POINT CORNWALL. Newburg. Marlboro. Milton.
POushkeepse. EsJlus conn a3Cus villa Ulster anu Della
ami stony Glove htlrjll+ Steamboats, City OF
CatsSland James w. BALDWIN leave LAZY 10 N. FOOT
Of Harrsonst North Hyss except aatlriIYs when tho
CilyOr taIsAil leivejIJI D.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW

r.
Attah&eIlNni of Trains from Chambers street DenOr
a. m.-Diucnnati and Chicago Dav fxDres3 Drawing.
roolu coaches 10 3I.f tI0 AID ,I-Dr1sill Bird sa
p m daily Fist -. Louis Fxnrss arriving At BufllD
3" NJ conrertng with fas trains The West aud south
Hunio FuIman' best Drawngroom Sleeping toaches)
Z p m lDalD-Pacid Expres3 for the West sleeping
oacHt' through 10 Buffalo. Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
Ntleo without change Hotel c0lcr through Chicago.
81. p NJ, i-r. gr.ut ram for the West .
r orI 4ll pt.s1c . 7:2p. 80 ~ 1920 A. m, II
II I'd Boo $40 5:l0 500 $40. 500, :. 1890 p
j. ,tiiIkHt snnlirs. D. o;30 logo ltj, j.3O. III
Paterson s. l:2o, $50 800 1920 D. M II noon Iij 3.
800 4iO 3 $40 $50 $40 ESQ II + lO:3O n IN ami -
night '''' '''' ''' -
NewlrA, ami f9terson VIA Newark rs - 90 ll:9oa H.
DO 49,, 30 Gtu ~ p M aud II muHigh saturday
nights only 5lnIay., v:i5 a ~. 3lI, 63Dp. n.
suHrIu 80 800 4o;2O IN, l;l5 800 D. 6:l0 I: 10
- Pm ana l. midnight Sundays, D. 500, lO:2J III.
warwick. fJOL m. 4:jOp
,Nt"93lf2 tAd Cornwall, 800. y m. ~ 43O1. m sun
R0niouf ana Klugton $50 p H. SUNDAY. T. 30 4, N,
sundays. H. .. 50, lO:zUs IN. o:5J III 40 - " - N
MI fe,owu. 1850, D. 100 H. 300, $780, Z 7lj. m.
SUNDAYS 80, lt:-ua $50, Iuc3 anu 4.jO
p M. trail connect W.tI Midland Railroad Miin-4t.
Port -. 4u:-Ua u., $3.50, D. T. ..IJ SUI
days. $3.50 i't-u a. M, g., b.5I ami p
Boats leave -s quarter oiand quarter aiter eacn hOu
from 5.4J l. 10 Hij b. andat 1898 anH ll;ia o. III
Tickets or passage aud Tor apartments ia
Sleeping to-,e- can De obtained orders Tor ne
end transerJ tHgsge be- left at the tomQanys Olces
Nos. ZGl iul or So Broadway i~7 Ncs IT,. y IL No
Court ST.. Brook yu, OF at the Complnv's Depots
En- grant a ceucy. NOD Bait .rr-liae, ~
Express tram, from ne est arrive in Nc"-forN ~ '-0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23

FALL RIVER LINE Tor BOSTON and the
EA~T-FAE.~ 4,LDtD I'D. 3 70 Boston, Lowell I'd
rtchburg Z. to Newport AID Fai River - 20 ~ Nr"-
BRi~rOL and PROVIDENtE leave New-Yo-k eltrr-
atr DAYS sundays ude Pet North River foot
MURRAY st., at connection By annex boat irOm
Broo. yu oo FutoH-,t a. 4j ami Jersey city Urom
foOi 90 l. .ciIdu-r pace 40 p. ~.
borden & LON ELL. Agents. $4,000
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NpGWICH LINE ,-,.,.,,...
~ To Boston. Worcester Nashua fJII"'u al" '4' i1"
Inc Iron steamer .,-..-.,
yifbor evcartior me the sound, anu
the Ia Orito CITY Or NLN- INN -. .o~+ -ta.
co. North River loot OF Wat7--l eNl pier
above UeshIOss sat IL dly. cACtp rNIIdl d y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-23
DROVIDENCL Line. - ~,

CT. PAUL, - ,,- c,-
- MINNEAPOLIS, COLORADO OhEGON' CALl
rnRNTA and all points n NEBRASKA. UTAH. MON
TANA. DAKOTA MINNESOTA and the NORTHWEST
are reached direct from CHICAGO via the
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-05-06
To the Public.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., April 30, 1882. an directed by General Wilcox, con- mandlng department, to remain in Tomb stone and to render to its citizens and these of surrounding country during the present most unfortunate Indian outbreak all the aid and assistance in the power and at the disposal of the military authorities.
 Identified with Cochise county for sev- eral years and with the people of Arizona for nearly thirteen years, am specially anx- ious and particularly desirous to render all service that l can officially command For thls purpose l earnestly ask the CO., operation of all citizens. l want the ear Hest possible information of danger to ex- posed settlers. Let this information be re fable and l will act immediately day or night, and will stretch to the utmost all my official powers on behalf of the de- partment commander.
 Every soldier in Arizona is in the ii cid for the protection of settlers and property, and every military post ip itis lefsnaeless for ihe. time being. csn she found sfany !! hour. dsy or nisht 4 :sl i'' fana Hotel B;ing me nd mere rumors, not seusa- satiohal reports, and my most earnest and and best efforts are at your command.
 J. H. HURST,
 lst Lieut.. 18th Infantry.
 Brevet Captain U. S. \.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-05-06
(First Publication March 2i, ieS,.l Application No. IS5 for Patent for the Hendricks Mining Claim

NITEDSTATESL LAND OFFICE, TUCSON, O Arizona, March l3, 1889. Notice is hereby given that Philip Corbin. Trustee and the Orion Silver Mining Company, whose postoiiice address IS care et T. l.. Stiles, TucsOn, Arizona, have this day filed their application for patent for 1140 linear feet of the Hendricks mine or vein, bearing copper and silver, with surface ground 800 feet in width, situated in Warren Mining District, county Of COchisr, Territory of Arizona. and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot No 45 said lot No. 45 being follows to wit: BcginTing at the initial monument, at the eastern end of the clan al stake 4x4 inches ieet hlgh, m monument of stones, and marked, " II. M. l. NJ. Mr." shaft No. of this claim bears south Sl' 5 west 150 feet distant, tunnel No. of thls claim bears north s2' 10 west 6j feet distant; thence north & l5 west 300 feet to a stake 4xs inches, feet high, set in d monument of stones, and marked" HI NJ. H., whence United States Mineral Monument No. 1. this district, bears north 15' 5 east 1s1? feet distant; thence south sl 55 west il40 feet to q stake 4xi inches, 1 feet high, set iD monument of stones. and marked "H. Nj. IT.; thence south s' l5 cast 200 f,et to . stake 4x4 inches, 1 feet high, set Tn a monument of stones, and marked "H. N. ". '; ches, fee' high, set in monument of stones, and marked III. NJ. "; thence north sl' 50 east ll40 feet to a stake 4x4 inches, feet high, set in monument of stones, and marked '' Il. NJ. VI. and thence north s fo west 3UO feet to the initial monument and place of beginning Mag netic variation, 12' 2J east containing 15Tl acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the ke- corder's office of Pima county, Arizona, in Book D. Records of Mines, page 3s, and also in the rec Ords transcribed from Pima to Cochise county. The adjoining claimants are the owners of the Copper King, Webst CT, Atlanta, Golden Eagle, Walla Walla and Twilight mining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Hendricks mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office al Tucson, in the county of Pima, Territory of Ari zona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred ny virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HENRY COUSINS, Register.
 T. L. STILES, Tucson, A. T., Attorney for ApTli cant.
 It is hereby o-fered that he foregoing notice o application for patent be published for the period ofsixty daye(ten consecutive weeks) in the Weekly Epitaph, a newspaper published at Tombstone Cochise county, Arizona, which paper is hereby designated by me as published nearest such claim HENRY COUSINS, Register.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-05-06
GuMmOna.

. .Hgf ar
 pbsssS bsss' Si sRs 'Ss9 9l ,ms and f8f Inc County Of 0<htseef I 2. Ki6tfR pnint!ft VI. James bs Clark, John n. Rpuseapdi x AasssS a8ss a ss s,ss Of Of C6cisse, G ana the c6mp2aint shisd ii the said County of Cechise, in the office of the Clerk ot said District Court. The Territory cf Arizona sends greeting tc James s. Cis:.-., John D. Rouse and John J. Anderson, defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the District Court of the First Judicial District ofthe Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, and to answer the complaint filed there. in, within twenty days (exclusve Of the day of service) after the service on you of thls summons if served within this county; or if served out Of this county, but in this district, within thirty days otherwise within forty days), or iupgment by de1ault will be taken against you according to the prayer Of said com plainl The said action is brought to obtain decree adjudging that defendants hold the legal title to certain real estate ia the City of Tomb stone, Cochise County, A. T., Tn trust for the use and benefit of plaintiff; that defendants, with ill such time and upon such terms as to the Court may seem just, executed deed of said prop; property for costs and general relief, ai Of which more fully appears by reference to the complaint on file herein. Said real estate is designated as lot in block 3l, according 10 original map of 1879, whcb is referred to. And you are Hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the said plain tin will take judgment by default and apply to the Given under my hand and seal of the Di strict Court of the First Judicial District of the Terri. tory of Arizona, m and for the County of Cochise this 18th day Of April in the year of our Lord one, thousand eight hundred and eighty-two,
 IsEAII W. II. SEAMANS Clerk.
 By E. M. CARR, Deputy Clerk.
The Tombstone epitaph., 1882-05-06
ABORIGINAL AMUSEMENT.
Deings of the Indians in the Chiri-
 cahuns.

Saturday evening Harry Clifford and James Finley returned to this city from the Chlricahuas, bringing details of the Indian raid made on the 24th. Finley and Clifford are in the employ of Sorgum Smith, at his Pine camp, in the Chirica- huas, and were companions of Flanoy and Loblcy, the murdered men, IL seems the two last named and John Fife remained in camp that morning, while Finley and Clifford repaired to the timber. On re turning to the camp in the evening they were mortified to find their two compan- ions murdered, the remains mutiated and Fife seriously wounded, crouching Tn the brush. Between eighty and one hundred Indians participated in the raid and re. mained hidden in the vicinity of the out rage for couple of days, and may be there still, according to our informant The military, under command of Captain Madden, made flying trip to the scene of the outrage two 0ays after, and though it was generally understood that the reds were in the vicinity, the gallant Captain retired without making a very exhaustive search. The two victims were buried where they fell, by Finley and Clifford, and Fife was removed to the residence of his parents, where he now lies in q precar- ious condition. The two murdered men were general workmen at the coal camp, and Fife was engaged in hauling tagging to this city. In addition to the killing, the Indians ran off four mules belonging to Fife, and two horses owned by Sorgum Smith. The day after they ran off twenty head of stock from Whites ranch, situated between Downing's and Morses saw mills. Fife had an exciting time and only es- capped with his life by playing possum. He was first shot through the right thigh and fell, and seeing the Indians approach him while postrate on the ground, pre-. tended he was dead, but, to make sure, one of them took aim and sent.a bullet through his left arm, shaltering that limb horribly.
 Saturday evening Mir Smith made appli- cation to several gentlemen known to be interested in raising and equipping the rangers for assistance, but none of them could be found to assume the responsibility Finally he applied to Captain Jackson and was informed by that gentleman that part of his command was in the field | and the horses of the remainder were suf- fering from sore backs and unable to per form any duly The captain, however promised to provide Smith with sufficlen, supply of guns, in company with few men, the latter will start for the scene o the outrage this morning.