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nc" ! Clk Telegram.
The conduct of Mr.. Roland Smith, oi
Coldwatcr, Mich, n gentleman who
visited this city in search of q runaway
wife, IS worthy of remark, if not Of
general imitation, He found her pas-
sing as the wise of man who had lust
started u photograph gallery. He said
TO her:
"All | came on here ior was TO SOC
whether This man could give you n
good living, and if he could | intended
to take you away from him. After
looking him over, see that he'll have
pretty hard scratching to got Won
en"ugh TO eat and wear, and so ri
leave you with him, because it will
serve you right"
After this judicious remark the phil
osophic husband took the next train for
the west. Whether hisprediction shall
be verified or not it must be admitted
that his course is far moro rational than
II 10 had perpetrated one or two
hom.cides and presented our courts
with one moro occasion for the stretch
insof the theory OF emotional insanity.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Tho celebrated New York diamond
which is now exciting so much interest
throughout the cast has n SINGULAR
history. The diamond was found ia n
diamond field in South Africa by n
laborer four years ago. He was over
joyed when he behold his great "lnd, "
but his joy soon turned to fear MS he
thought OF the probability of his COM
Panlons learning Of the valuable stone.
lie endeavored to conceal his luck, but
his actions betrayed him, and he was
murdered by Il man who in turn met n
like fate, and before the stono reached
this country it cost four lives. Tho
last owner, in dying, gave the diamond
to native, who bartered it to n sea
Captain, from whom it was purchased
by its present owner.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04
CASUAL.

John Bull, engineer OF the "Thundcrbolr
passenger train on the New York, Pennsyl
Vanla and Ohio road, died from injuries b,
the collision with a freight at Tallmadg,
saturday night. llo might have saved Mi. IN,
by jumping, but he thought ofthc passengers.
reversed the engine, set the air brakes. and
then put on full steam He started the
engine ahead and broke loose from the cars
The passengers were unhurt. He lived at
Gallon and was the olGcs: engineer on the
road. "" '"'
thursday morning when one section Of the
tram which arres John b. Doris eircus was
ashort distance west Of Boonyille, No three
cars jumped the track and were overturned
couple of valuable band wagons were usnd
up and two brothers named Thomas, who were
sleeping In the wagon, were badly hurt. One
Is hurt internally and it is feared that he can.
not live Twelve horses were killed and
other stock slightly injured. The estimated
loss is nearly Sl5,CCO.
II is proposed to establish an inland ouaran.
tine at Yuma, Arizona, to prevent the intro
duction OF Mexican yellow fever into tbc
United States II is unIcrp,o,1 a.. ,,
authorities will co-opcrotc va,,aa, ~" ,, '"'''u"u
broken out at l., Paz Tho Laa,,. ,',i ,'.i mas
and the uco,Ic orc ao,,r,, T., -, 10 ''''''''
escape the fovcr and IN sa.nnh ~,' "''['''onS TO
atmosphere '>" vi '' eoo''r
The steamer Centennial, en- routc from, :,
Louis to New Orleans strucl, , ,oo a,.a ',,,a ~
above llalc's Point, Tenn, and sunk in nine
feet Of watar. The Centennial hal - r..,,,
cargo OF freight aboard. incIu1irg a0o
barrel. of g,ur ,,I o., 'VV
which will he seriously dsm,gcI ~
scngcr, were all say,J "' '"''
Report, from tho o,cidon, ,.-s....
Ind ,,, .oit-,,,, "' "'S houF,
that no one was killed Th,, or', g'' '','m
at Mitchell, Willie Dickens ,Ihc., Y''I n'1.' wv
j. Y. Ta,lor viii. and cLni an ,,'T i,''%','''
Dcsoto. Ran, arc doing wcII a,1 ''' IT,, ,,,i ~,
spirits. 7'''
Gr,rg. ~ AI,.,,,.,.-
Viucenurs, Ind, was rorcd ,hr,n,h ",', u'a
brco.,.i,,. -. ~, -" '"S" 'Nc
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CRIME.

tram on the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa
Fe At Coolidge, 469 miles west of Kansas
City, was attacked Saturday morning nv =,
gang oil robbers, and the engineer, John
Hilton, instantly killed, and the fireman
Geo Fade, badly wounded, tho former being
shot through the heart and the latter THROUGH
the face and neck. Several shots were fired at
Conductor Greeley and an attack was made
upon the express car, but the messenger,
Samuel s. Peters, opened fire and repulsed
them. There were only three men connectcd
In the attack, bat 1t Is presumed they had
confederates near and that they Intended to
run the train out a short distance and then
cut the express car loose and rife it. Two II
them mounted the engine, one from either
SIDE, and ordered the engineer to pull out,
lie replied that he would not move an inch
without orders. The robbers instantly
shot with the result above stated. The rail
road company offered reward OF $500 each
for the capture Of the scoundrels, and II is
now reported that two Of them have been
captured.
At Bluclick Springs, KY, while three
nrothers, Sim g., Wm. 0. and Thomas Rogers
were taking dispositions In the case OF con.
test OF their fathers will, Sam G., thinking
his brothers were about to draw their we,n.
ons, quickly drew his and shot Thomas through
the head and William in the abdomen. Sam is
president OF the Farmers bank at Carlisle, Ky-
William is a st. Louis lawyer, and Thomas
farmer.
In the criminal court at Independence, No.,
the trial OF George Wampee, indicted for
granddaughter in the fourth degree for the
killing OF Ned Ford, Observation-Disclosures
was-loaded-revolver at the Phnnix saloon
Kansas City, several weeks ago, resulted in A
verdict OF conviction. Punishment was fixed
at term of three months in the county iail
aud fine Of 800.
AT New Orleans George McGof sent for
Dr. W. g. Ryan, his wife being sick. When
the doctor arrived Mrs. McGoff denied being
sick. McGof then got mad and fired two
shots at Ryan missing him, and then shot
himself, inaicting aprobable fatal wound.
AT Wills Point, Tex, carly Thursday morn
ing three burglars exploded the bank vault,
completely wreeking 1t and badly shatterIng
the building, but were scared off BY the
arrival OF citizens and secured nothing.
Ii. ii. Meng, postmaster at Vldalio, La.,
was arrested for robbIng the mails, and con.
fessed his guilt A similar record is made OF
u Il. Croninc, mailing clerk in the .postofice
st Roanoke, va. :
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,J' C. Gray, OF Dadevlle, Ala, writes lis
have been using your DR. WM. HALLS BAL,
SAM FOR THE LUNGs, and can say il is far
superior to any other Lung preparation In
the world. My mother was confined 10 her
bed four weeks with cough, and had every
attention by as good physicians as there are
III the country and they failed to effect a
cure. ! got one bottle Of your DIR. WIN.
HALLS BALsAa FOR THE LUNGs, she began TO
menu right away. can say ia truth, that IT
WAS THE MEANS OF SAVING HER IirF. kn.w
oi llve eases that DR.. Wm. Halls Balsam has
cured, and my mother is better now than for
twenty wears. '''
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

When you visit or leave New York City save
Baggage, Expressage and Carriage Hire, and
stop at GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. 600 elegant rooms,
fitted up Al cost Of one million dollars, re.
duced to S2 and upwards per day. European
plan. Elevator. Restaurant siIpplied with
the best Horse cars, stages and elevated
railroads to all dopots. Families can live bel.
ter for lcsr money at the Grand Union Hotel
shan at ary other llrst-class hstol IN the city,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

y man always ioots his wilc's bills
but sometimes he docs it hy stampirr.
- burlington Free Press.
JudEinS, who married girl named
EmiIinc, Saystha he feels embossed. $
-L Marathon Independents.
Being married made 81 Pcnns, lyanig
youth insane. If he ever RECEIVERS he
Will miss a great deal oftroublc. -rPhil.
adelphia News.
This is IN ususually early autumn,
as many husbands have realized by
their wives striking them for new fail
bonnets,-[Chicago Telegram.
1t Is u queer country which permits a
woman to wear straw bonnet in win.
ter and frowns down the man who
wears straw hat.-TOn City Blizzard.
Before handing your last springs
oyercoat to your wife for repairs it is 4
wise plan TO go through the pockets
CAREFUL y Rochester osL-Exprcss.
Visiting 4 lady with view To- matri-
rlmony is called courtship, because it
often means that the man will take her
up acourt to live and ship her of at the
first opportunity Yonkcrs States.
man.
Owe have been married now twenty
five years. said an Austin lady of
somewhat vincgary disposition. "lct us
:" TO church To-day and thank God. :"
You can try it,' answered her hus.
band. "You have reason TO do so; |
haven't II celebrate the day at all
~ hunt up some saci cloth and
ashes. ~ feNas Siftings.
why ls it that you treat mo with
such diadain?n asked IL young society
uof married lady, "As long as you
are not on good terms with my ius-
band. | cannot possibly treat you
kindly" "This is horrible dilemnarn
responded tho gilded youth, "If you
sfow mo any attention, your husband
refuses to speak TO me, and unless he is
friendly You give Inc the cold
shoulder. | never was in such n
hi'icous fix in my life. -rTexas Sift-
ing.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Two of Nevada's fair DANES, while
on u ramblo through tho mountains
near Boise recently, were knocking off
BITS OF rocks that attracted their atten-
tion, and, in so doing, knocked off q
piece from ledge which they were
loyfully SURPRISED to find was rich Ga
lena ore. The fortunate damsels have
been offered largo sums of money, il is
said, for their find, but they refused all
offers, and have pluckily set to work
on their prospect, from which they OK
pect to realize untold "oool'' millions.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

1thas been stated that onions will take the
poison from cucumbers; but several Journals
recommend that the onions be mixed with
the salad. The onlons, after mixing for n
while with the cucnmbers, should c thrown
away.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

The wise man knows nothing who cannot
proht by his own wisdom, but the man who
has once tested the virtues OF ALIENS Iron
Tonic htters will never forcgo its use, cs.
peclalIy if he suffers from neuralgia, indigcs.
tion and other ills Of a weak system. An
genuine bear the signature Of J. p. Allen, 81,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

In the Kansas City Ligc-Stock H,licato,
are always the freshest and most reliable
made. Other papers understand this and
quote them regularly, but to BE- posted eaHJ
you should get them in The Indicator itself,
Wliieh ieh only costs Sl5O from now to Jan. lst,
1855. Specimen copies free.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Every family should be supplied with Perry
Davis Pain Killer. Its magic effect in rS.
moving pain from all parts Of the BODY has
given 1t worldwide reputation No family
having once used tits medicine wou'd wnl-
lnglN Le without IL
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

MARION, MAss.-Dr. N. s. Ruggles, saws A;
u recommend Browns Iron Blttefs as val.
liable tonic for enrlching the bleod and re-
moving all dyspeptic symptoms 1t does not
hurt the teeth.N
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Leading citizens Of Keofuk, To-, intend to
remove the remains OF Keokuk, the Indian
chief, to point rear that city and erect a
suitable monument to his memory,
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Is the BEST SALVE for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, letter Charmed
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of
SKIN Eruptions, Frccklcs and Pimples. Get
HENRY : CARBOLIC SALVE, as all others
are cOuntcrfe,s. Price % cts.
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Maiden Mass, Feb, I, 1850; Gentlemen
lsniicrcd with attacks Of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the
most terrible aud excruciating manner
No medicine or doctor could give Inc relief
or cure until fused Hop Btters.
"1hc first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made Inc as well and strong us
when 4 child,
"And have been so to this day.n
My husband was an invalid for twenty years
with serious
'Kidney, liver and urinary complaint
Pronounced by Boston's best physicians
"lncurablcl"
Seven bottles of your bittcrs cured him
and know Of the
"Liycs Of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bittcrs,
And many more are using them with great
benefit.
"Ihcy almost
Do miraclcsn -l[rS. Z. D. Slack.
How TO GET SGCK,-Exposc yourself day
and night eat too much without exercise:
work too hard without rest; doctor all the
time; take all the vile nOstrums advertised,
ana then you will want to know holC to gtpcR,
which is answered in three words-Takc Hon
Bittcrs
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

BY method recently invented and cony-
righted, any person may have artificial teeib
inserted without personal visit to a dentist
lnclosc stamps for correspondence.
DIR. GEO. b. SANFORD, Dentist,
zoos Main St., Kansas City, No.
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Loss aud Galn.


"AIy doctor pronounced me cured, but got
sick again, with terrible pains in my back and
sides, and got SO bad ii
Could not move!
| shrunkl
From 22S lbs. to 1901 had been dOctering
for my liver, but it did me no good. did not
expect 10 live more than three months. l be-
gan to use Hop Bitters. Directly my appetite
returned, my pains left me, my entire system
seemed renewed as if by magic, and after
using several bottles am not only as sound
as Il sovereign but weigh more than did be-
fore. To Hop Dittcrs l owe my llfe."
Dublin, June 6, Isl. Il. FITZPATRICK
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

HAY-FEyER. Having been afflicted with
Hay-tcyer for years gave Ely's Cream Balm
a trial. have had no attack since using il.
-. L. RAuCH, Editor Carbon Co., DcDi0cydt,
Mauch Chunk, Pa. Price 30 cents.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. ]. I. Ridley saws
"Brown,s Iron Bitters is good appetizer
and merits attention from sufferers" !" ''
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Strike the bosom Of old mother earth,
Aud from her veins unseen
There flows an oil Of untold worth
When made into CarbOline.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

W N NUNN, VT, II.
Doan and Professor of Surgery, United
States Medical College OF New
York; editor of Medtcal Tribune.
Author of Gums New and I'm.
proved Hand-Book of Hygiene and
Domestic Medicine, etc, etc.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Pure Cod.Liver OIL made from selected llvers,
New York. It lie absolutely pure and sweet
Patients who have once taken 1t prefer It 10 ali
others. Physicians have decided Ii superior n
any other oils In market F''''' "
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

= nc genuine Rough on oRs' Is made only by
=. ;, wells uroprictur Of "Rongh on lRts') and has
laughing face of man on labels lic 4 2jc Uotcis
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

Big mines OF poor coal have been found in
South Africa.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04

sEinny N!cT. "Wclrs Health li,ucWrr' rugrorc.
health Hnl vfor cures by pcpsl, Impotence. 81.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04
GRAND COMBINATION SALE.
300 HEAD POLLED.SYGTl4lS,, An; ;5'l4l,,
WHIT IN NVIT y
--i" GALLOWAY CAT'TBIc,

WiIlhc offered at Public Sale at
KANSAS CITY, MO, Nov, ?, 3. s. G. and q
~, puins the Kansas city Fat stocl; Show.
&, rms WIN be- the grandcst offering Of pnr1 c,,,I
!ual Ao ever been made. In addition tI Tia ,'r,,
iIAtiuhS o the Fat Stock Show iLG 0rnart,,nI ',,
IuiMimg IN procession uycr3u imported PoCd cittI
" ,Tt'l uu NtU worth a journey across the CDutnTnt
NE ~ nlul VIII Ir On ilC mOuugof N0yCmIrTt
tuTEI We principal streets uf the civ III" tr, =,
ON 'icsc G3lic have been subjected have dem
Ht, hrluhd question their udaptnlllty ia tIr
wants Hl Tue western cattle men, TIIg niTmTIp, IN ,I,
ssllE ul huls, COWS and hcIfcrs of brcgdi6g n,,rs
H., nrIh personally selected with great caTG fT1n
crIthraird cattle In scotland ''''' I"a'y
h'"ru hfr on all railroads Cruicrlng I'm Eppsne
~, ~ uIhuEucs gndiurlhcr Information uppiyfn
- y; Matthews, knmHns cav, Mu. '''' i"
~ ls' S"chrnnc, Compton, Il, d c;nu
4, i.r"nhru, W.T. s.conard, Saline Do, Nh.
suhEc ~ simpson, Enrcprudcuce IL ''"''
SScnnN brnihcTs, LOndnI, Ont, '
IE II HiHntt, ENill Howard Co., Mo,
~ ~ h' ~ a. Leonard, MI. leonard Mn'
I ! nc nwners. or WALTER &. WHEIlny.
Ramsay city, Mo, ""N'
Sol J.. y. Muir, Chicnuo' aud r.t =, A.
AA"rr'A' hhh'hN city, AuctiOnCcrs.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1883-10-04
ELLIS SPAWN CURE co
Do sudbury street, Hoston, Mass, and
$40 Fourth Avenue, New y-o,.is.
ARE YOU RuPruREpi RAuE Won uEnnl,,

hard hearted political economist looking at pale and nnv chilli
cDy M g?pg pillow, says that the child might as well
@ us SO weak and poor that its life will be worth much anyhow
account anyhow And what's the use Of adding their another
Wca who has but slender chance amounting TO ANYTHING?
Now ask that chds mother what she thinks about LETTING the cd
s About this time the hard political economist had better get out Of
the way Wet ny chill die? N6Lh6! rs gg as there is ScycJ
Ioa Maf @H ate at t Tie eha dIcI PNs6endmyIt
GoGr 10 sac tie o| Well try bottle of BRowNs IRON BITTERs
on that child See the poor little fellow pick up strength He eyvcs
lie will live Hosts other children have been brought almost from death
10 healthy lie by Browns Iron Bcs Your druggist sells it.
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Shall We Let the Child Die?

!, "a In applying to any of the above adver
Users 10 not forget to say you saw the adver-
tisoment in this paper.
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Personal.

Modjeska is making study of the Next
cans and Indians in Santa Fe.
Albani recently sang at private concer
given by Lady Eastwood in London.
Ex-Empress Eugene is building a S340,
600 church at Marlborough, England, in
memory OF her son.
Interest Iags In collecting the fund OF
$4,000 for the proposed monument oil
Senator Ben. Hill, OF Georgia.
Captain Eads will soon sail for Europe
10 present his plans for the Tehuantepec
ship-railway to English capitalists.
Minister Morton and his wife are said
by old Parisians to surpass all prcdeces-
sors in the splendor and frequency Of their
entertainments.
w. b. Astor, Of New York, wants q
steam yacht which shall beat BENEFITS
NamoIna and Gould's ATLANTA in every
way.
President Arthur will leave Washington
on Monday for short cruise along the At
lantic coast in the steamer Dispatch. He
will visit Cape May, Long Branch, and
Newport.
Colonel William G. Goodloe, who was
recommended for appointment to the va
cant revenue collectorship in Kentucky,
declined the Office for the reason that he
was expected to restore harmony in the
Republican party, not only in his district
but throughout the State.
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your own kind to ieyelou thu rc.ource. =,
The country and to rule III Are YOU viii.
ing 70 say, or have It said, that the white
race IN virginia Is afailure. and that there
Is no hope for the development OF the re-
sources OF the State except by placing the
negro race IN powerr
III you expect TO go into the Republjoan
party, OF which, In Virginia, 12s, 900 voters
are negroes, with mere handful Of whites,
ana avert negro rule and negro equality you
wiii md, when too late perhaps, thai you
are wofully mistaken.
But II you have lost all confidence In the
wh"e race, and feel that the negro Is more
capable OF ruling the country, and do not
object to mixed schools, mixed races, &C.,
you should ioin the Republican party, and
do all In your power 10 place that party in
power In the State.
For my part, while fought the Demo-
cratic Funders on the debt question, now
that the debt Is settled there Is no differ
ence between us. They are my own race,
and had rather trust them and the white
Readjusters 10 rule the State than the ne
groes, led as they are by a renegade Demo
crat, who Is under the control OF an I'M
friendly foreign influence.
Having very high regard for you per.
sonally is my apology for the views herein
expressed at such great length.
Your friend, A. FULkRasoS.
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cular.
LONDON, 4 CROSBY SQUARE, +. C., }
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

ouig =, 1000
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Sir,-There is so little Of interest trans.
piring in our market that we fear Oul
monthly reports at this season must be re.
garded only as matter Of form. While
holders would no doubt be glad to quit
some remainders OF stock, they are moi
disposed TO lower prices sufficiently to Of.
fer temptation to buyers who would proba.
bly, only regard such action as evidence OF
general weakness, and be more disinclined
TO add anything to their stock.
The advices from the West, running NJ
the estimate OF strips to 10000 hogsheads
or more, and good reports OF the growing
crop, would seem to furnish manufacturers
with arguments to suit their views; but
we see nothing in the immediate future 10
warrant any weakness on the part OF hold.
ers. AT the same time we do not antici.
pate that sellers will have it all their own
way. Competition will probably be keen
amongst the numerous importers, some OF
whom may be anxious TO cover high ad.
vances; and we cannot disguise from our
selves that, weighted as our manufacturer.
are by the heavy duty, and the necessity OF
supplying cheap article to the public. they
find it very difficult to pay the prices de.
manded for the better classes OF tobacco.
Last years import, however, furnished
so little really good tobacco that we think
there will be room for liberal supplies and
good sales il business is prudently man.
aged.
The transactions in this market last
month amounted to few hundred hogs
heads, the chief sales within our own
l.. lc.o - 80 Lo r<t
strips and a few older parcels at about I'D.
New Burley leaf and strips sold in small
quantities at full prices. Virginia brights
were inquired for, but stocks OF suitable
quality in first hands are now quite small.
We resume our former quotations, but
our highest prices for dark strips are in
the absence Of business somewhat nominal.
QUOTATIONS..
Tirg,nid Ledf.-Common to middling,
sd. TO std. per pound; fair to good and
fine, Cd. TO I'D. per pound; bright fancy,
SID. to I'D. per pound.
Virginia StripS.-Common to middling,
3d. to I'D. per pound; good TO fine, sd.
to Old. and 13d. per pound.
Western Leaf.-Common to middling
exports, 4d. to sd. per pound; good to
fine exports, sd. to 6td. per pound; sound
dry, common to middling, AID. to sd. per
pound; fair to good and fine, 54d. to gid.
per pound; colory, I'd. to 10d. per pound.
Western Strips. to middling,
cd. to I'd. per pound; fair to good and
fine parcels, I'D. to SD. and 10d. per
pound; selections and bright Kentucky
river, Odd. to I'D. per pound.
MARYLAND ard 0hi0.-5td. to SID. and
9td. per pound.
Neqrohead and CauendiSh.-5d. to I'D.
and 1Sd. per pound.
JOIN X. GII.LIAT IL Co.
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Apacles Again OH the war.Pafh.

10y IcICRfNDh 20 tIe IIIslatch.I
TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA, July 14.-RepOrts
from Sonor9, Mexico. are to the effect that
the Apaches are raiding the districts OF
Montezuma and San Pareipa, committing
murders and stealing cattle. A special to
the Epitaph from Oposura states that a
band OF twenty sayages attacked Hacienda
Pariepa, six miles south OF Oposura, kill
ing three men. Colonel Bandola started in
pursuit OF the Indians with thirty Mexican
troops. He found the bodies of the three
men. 1t is positively known that twelve
men have been murdered by the Apaches
in the neighborhood OF Oposura since Gen
eral Crook took their families from the
Sierra Madres.