The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-06-06
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var Close on to seventy people have
been Killed On tho Ola and in auA around
SILVER Clly 10 iar lbe troops have hld
only one daht with tho Indians II oc'
cured Al DEVILS rafk, twenty Miles
north Of Alma on the ella, 90 tha lll,
Z 1hr Indians we're struck following The
/ nli imllat Victoria some oi the troops
we're wounded, but mono hll.cd Tho loss
l Of thr indians IL unknown. Hudson ia,
| t0n on the Narrow Gauge Line, between
I hcrc and Silver Clty, has been abandon
ed. Iludson's Hot Springs, q tayorlte
health resort, Is strongly guarded aud
| fortified, and nll The southwestern towns
/ have formed volunteer cumpancs ior
their own protection General crook hns
relieved bradley IN command Of the
troops In the neld, but this has not re-
stored confidence, IN the manner IN which
crook petlcd the Indians and insnllcd
the fronllorsmcn two years ago silll
rauklcs. For the short time the Apaches
have been out, they have inflicted more
damage than on any raid Tor the last i've
years. The number OF regular troop, at
Crooks disposal In this district IL about
BOO twelve companies In ALL
The Indications are that there will bc
general indian war, Tho settler,
throughout the country are gathering to.
gelhcr In the towns aud In trenches, aud
stock aud mines are abandoned. It's re-.
ported that 100 Indians Yesterday crossed
the railroad track near Mutt station, go.
ing south toward the Florida Mountains,
II this raid Ii to be ended snon, 900
more troops should be sent To the Terri
tory at once.
DrMiNu, n. NJ, May 20. -Thlrty.ny
Charicahuas rode up TO an adobe build
ing lye miles north Of Silver City las
evening aud killed the occupnnts-a Mox
lean, hls wife and three children. The
they came ON TO within two miles of Sil
yer City TO another Mexican hut, and
after shooting the Mexican inmate, too
his two-ycar.old child by the feet an
striking IT, head against the wall OF ih
house, hung the little one on meat hoo
In the we'll The Mexican was badl
wounded, but not dead, md walked l.
town and gave the alarm. A whit
family named Phil lps, consisting OF seyc
persons, were also killed. seven mil,
from Silver CITY last night.
A band OF thirty live Indians, with
large number Of squaws, attempted
raid Camp Fleming about nine o'clocI
All the women aud children Of the can
were removed into shaft Of the "Ol
/ MAN. Mine, aud the entrance was we
barricadcd. The Indians, as shown i
0 their signal flashes, remained In the
1 clnity until near morning, aud then wei
!. south, and were seen next mornlI
!. rounding up all the horses In the nelg
: borhood.
/ Two bands Of Indians, one Dumbcrln
1iteen and the other twenty, were see
, going south this afternoon near Hudson
, Springs, twcnty.iour miles from here.
= large force OF men are guarding lludsc
!. tonight.
. ENGLE, N. ~, May PA fight pro
ably occurred yesterday between col
: pany Of troops under Captain Chafice,
!, the Fourth Cavalry, and thlrty.nyo h,
a tiles, about forty miles northwest
here. The Indians were seen nj daylls
, by n Mexican scout, making for willie
. Springs, 10 which point the troops we
= hurryiug to intercept them. The Indi
a did not know Of the approach OF I
a troops from this quarter. and hopes q
n enteraiued that the entire baud has be-
killed or captured. Reports say a lar
q number Of the Nayaioes have alrca
10 taken the war.Dnth.