Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-08-18
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tary enthusiasm, raised company c soldiers and made a campaign, at hl own expense, against the sRvages the' on the war-path near Ures, which wa the capital of the state. From tha campaign he returned wounded, no alone in body but mentally, from expos ure and privations, since which time b has gravitated in the social scale till h became servant. By general consen he was known as the Colonel and thougl he was 8 monomaniac on this question on all others he was saLe, and of a yer. kindly dispOsit ion. Ills desire to shOV how he acted in a battle with tn Apaches was the cause of his death, a the rifle loaned him was not know to be charged. His funeral was not attend ed with any pomp or parade, but by th heartfelt sympathies aud tears of man, of his old comrades in arms. Thus ha passed away one of the eelebritles O Guaymas.
 LoRDsBURG, N. NJ, August IA nine o'clock this evening coal oil laml exploded in house occupied by MT Daily. The house was burned down together with all the household effects Loss, about S3OOO. It was insured fo about l,0O0.
 Carlisle Is now in communication vltl the rest of the world by wire as the tele phone line from Duncan has been com pleted.
 SAN FRANCISCO, August 13.-News hal reached here from Portland, Oregon, O serious Indian troubles near Missoula Montana, occasioned by an Indian rob bing a white man of s2j0 and his horse The han, aided by some others, attacked the Indians, kil,Ing one Of them. Major Jordan, commanding Fort Missoula with 100 troops, has gone to the scene oI the trouble.
 GUAYMAs. Mexico, August 10.-At o'clock last evening a fatal accident occurred on the plaza. A Mexican mel the night watchman and asked him fol his gun that he might show him how tC kill Apaches. The gun was accidentally discharged, the ball passing through his brain. He lived but few minutes.
 A schooner from SinalOs to-day re. ports the surveys about completed on the Tolovampo road; grading to com. mence the lst of October.
 CHARLESTON, A. T., August 1.-The charge of fraud which Lieut.. Weaver makes against P. NJ. Hilton, former quartermaster of Fort Huschuca, is tC the effect that Hilton put stones in the hay to increase it's weigh
 SAN gAAscIsCo. AuRnst 10-A Tomb stone Epitaph special says that W. c, Green who arrived last night fiom Baco. chuca, Sonora, Hrings the startling news that Colonel BaudOla, of the 22d Mexi- can regulars, commanding forces in Op- erating against the Indians, was killed on the 2d inst. by our San Carlos pets. The news was frst brought to Greens camp by six Mexicans from Oposura and was confirmed by the custom house off cers at San Pedro, who received the par ticulars August the 1st. A band of 30 Apaches made an attack upon Oputo and killed four men, and Colonel Ban dola, who was at Hasaras with sixty of his regiment, upon reciving the Informa. tion, started immediately to the scene where the murder was committed, going through Canyon Csldola. He was a bold, fearless man, and was riding far in advance of his command in company with a woman. when they were fired upon from ambush. The Colonel fell two bullets piercing his brrast, killing him instantly. His companion was alsC fatally wounded. The troops came quickly up, but tine ssvages had disap pearsd, and the next day three Mexi cans were killed in the neighbOrhOod and the following day g horses wer, stolen.
 PLACERvILLE, Cal, August 10.-Jacl Page was executed here this morning al S:15, for the murder of an unknown mar at New York Rsvine, near Folsom, or May 10th, last. The prisoner slep sourdly last night, and ate a hearty breakfast this morning. His mothei and council, accompanied by clergy man, visited him this morning. H, maintained the same st lid indifference that he had displayed all during his tria and sentence. On the scaffOld, afte the reading of the death warrant, wheI asked if he had anything to say, saiG "giye me a drink" The officer asked him if he wanted a drink of water, ana be said mo. gIve me whiskey." Unde Sheriff Loveless asked him If he wlsheS to have his shoes removed. After beinJ silent a moment he said: "NO, let 'en alone" After the cap and rope were ad justed he uttered profane exclama tion that the rope was choking him. A the conclusion of the prayer by Rev Tindall, the drop fell. Death was instan tanious, the pulse ceasing to beat sfte twenty throbs.
 SALT LAKE, August l0.-A special t. the Tribune from Ashley Forks, Utah says: News was received here this morn ing of the killing of a white man on th, Ouray Indian reservation by Indians There Is much excitement at Ashle. Forks and vicinity, and fears are enter teined of an outbreak.
 TOMBSTONE. August IA Republican special from Hermosillo pr nounces tn reported killing of Col Bsndols false He has been heard from since the dat reported of his death.
 Chief COyle raided another opium joint to-day, capturing four Chinamei and implements.
 The tax roll will be turned over to tn, Sheriff to-day. It shows a propert. valuation in the county of S3,SO00O( The rate levied is S36O on the s1OO.
 TRUCKEE, August 1.-Two masked highwaymen stopped the Sierra vslle. stage laat evening, sixteen miles iron 
 this place. Wells, Fsrgo's box, contain ing S976 dollars, was taken, and all tn passengers relieved of their loose change The highwsymen were good enough no to take the passengers iewelry. Wells Fargo have ordered their detectives |, make active search for the robbers. S.. En.,-l--.ro A.-. rI A Cl.