Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-03-05
TELEGRAPH.
 COAST NEWS.
THE GALLONS
The clbicu Indian MuIde.eFs Hanged Thsy Die
 5rsvely-hveTything QuieI.
THE PREPARATION.

WILCOX, March All preparations for the execution of three Indian scouts
 at Fort Grant tomorrow are completed
 and it is expected I: will pass off without disturbance. Two additional troops oi cavalry have arrived. All the Indians manifest readiness to die except Dandy Jim, who dreads the gallows and refuses to eat. Many citizens from the sur rounding country have been hocking in to Grant during the past two days and a general rejoicing that the President refused to interfere seems to prevail in all classes.
 LArKR-The three Indian scouts, Dandy Jim, Dead Shot and Skippy, who turned on the troops at the Cibicu fight, were hanged at Fort Grant at five minutes past one to-day. All ascended the gallows without fear. bid all good bye and said they were glad to meet old friends gone before. The chaplain offered a short prayer, after which tine trap was sprung. They died without a struggle, after hanging seventeen minutes the bodies were cut down and life pronounced extinct. The arrange ments were perfect, and nothing occur red to mar their execution
 THE coSsU AVIATION.
 WILCOX, March 3.-I:2S r. E.-A Fort Grant dispatch forwarded at :l5 P. M, states that the three Indian scouts had just been hanged, and that all was quiet.
 TAeir LaIt Moments.
 Special tothe CITIzEN.l
 WILCOX, March 4-Colonel FOulk acted as Provost Marshal at the eXecu- tion and Colonel Perry commanding the troops in the field was ordered to be present with companies E and c Indian scouts, company E, Twelfth Infantry and companies 4, B and I, Sixth Cav airy. At 12 noon the call was sounded and the battalion formed line, Major Chsffee commanding. Skippy was very happy, singing and laughing. He kept d Jim and Desdshot were more reserved. | At 12:30 the order condemning them to | death was read by the officer of fec day, after which Deadshot spoke saying that | he suffered a good deal in this world, | but since he first met white men he had !. been well cared for and had plenty to l eat and wear. He protested his inno- cence. Dandy Jim next said there was no use to beg for life; he would only be laughed at. Skippy said that the sun was going down and God was watching him and would take care of him. At 2 D. m., all left the scaffold except the hangman. Death was instantaneous in he case of ikipPy and Deadshot. Dandy Jim gave few jerks.
 The Produce Exchange.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 3-Wheat- Steady: extra choice, cash, sl.G5; March, sL65; May. sl.5O; July. sL55; No. white, Sl65; May, sl.62; July, sL60; No. amber, March, s1.271l; No. Sonora, s621.; March. Barley-No. ?, May, brewing, sl.s0; So. l, feed, sI671s; No. 1. Chevalier. March, sl.75.
 Oats-No. ?, March. Sl.77.
 Corn-Large yellow, Sl.SO; small ound, Sl.s5. Grain bags-Calcutta, June, SS.7S id, local, June 9, sales. Bran, cash, s1s.50; April, SI5i5.
 Business on call has increased to uch an extent that next week. it will open hall an hour earlier.
 Anti-ChineEe Movement. SAN FRANCISCo, March 4-The anti 'hinese demonstration this afternoon ids fair to be great success. There quite a general suspension of busi- eSs and the streets are alive with peo- ( le waiting for the exercises to begin. hree stands have been erected in { fontgomery street, betven Pine and 1, Iush, flags are stretched across the [ treet and all preparations completed. '
 San Francisco News. SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The jury in q be case of Deliver, after having been ut some hours and not being able to f gree was discharged last night. | Henry Martin, a lad aged twelve years a 7as drowned yesterday in Mission T 'reek under shocking circumstances. It h ppears that scsvenger named n .ugustin Lackinio wantonly set a large t ivage dog after the boy, who in his light ran into the stream to escape the ' nimal. He got beyond his depth and I -as drowned. Lackinio has been ar il .sted on a charge of manslaughter
 The Chinese Mast Co. SAN FRANCISCO, March i. A Reno, Nev. r sspatch says: Gov. John II. Kinkead if Nevada, issued tonight proclama- O on in which he expresses the earnest 1pe that all citizens of that State will Il lite with those of California and Ore :, ,n in giving to-day a free expression tn b cir views on the subject of Chinese si and urge upon Congress 2i C importance of speedy and favorable fa tion upon the bill now before that body. or e concludes by saying: "T The practi- cl l unanimity of the vote on the ques- Dn al the last election in Nevada. jus a. ies me in expecting a prompt and en- t7 uslastIc response to the call" to
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