The Daily Tombstone., 1885-09-01
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'T,p. . Fourth
Sergeant J - -ers o. Hio' -,
cavalry, Captain Do oml'n' s,,,,
in this city to-day IN %, :, a.,.,
ranch; he came in fol geu'o'e .,oa
healthiul food, and 10 rspoI c..,.x
the following interestin sN
that the company IS caal 'a' -.
nardino ranch, snd tina ue
camp they have two pick m1 oou'
aud 70 miles from the ruai ~ "o
Trails rnnuing into the Sic H. = anu
that these trails are pst-ol!ec p a. INC IN
the hone, of catch ing some OF 70 tgades
who ME tr, ing TO get cack tc i't t~i'"-
ton. He states hat 4 corr4 s''l' ih'o
camp Yesterday morning 5efo b ana
stated that Lieutenant Davis nd g lrisee
another camp of Apaches 10 me SO Ma,
dres and killed several fuels an t7i ATeo
several squaws and children, and y ne
done 30 without any loss TO lis CON hu-
The report " Chatio being Killed has zen
confirmed II seems that Chati0 wea' 10
Davis and proposed that be a.mprou ise
with the Indians ard allow them 70 return
To he reservation ant be pard1iicu .or all
their crimes, this Lieutenant Davis refused
u do, and Chatto called his followers t'-
gether and LEFT camp. Lieutenant Davis or
dcred him to return ard he refused, the Lieu
tenant tLcn ordered his command 10 tire up
on lir which was done aud Chatto and two
q: his mcn were killed. Sergeant Jorgen-
, sen states that seventeen prisoners passed
through camp on Sunday in charge OF de-
tachme;.t uHder LicuteLaut Huse of CO. Z.
ihry ~yre the prisoners captured by Lieu
/ tYner: Day who Led IN engagement with
tie ho,.i'rs some tins since ir which Mana,
Mar"n ard eJn of Geronimo were killed,
n'd in wdicii engagement Geronimo was
, " UndvG.
Sergea.!t Jorgerson says that Geronimo
WAS badly wounded and that there IS no
doubt but VIVA, he is dead long ere this. He
states that the military are constantly an
nosed b. the false reports aud instances, one
- follows: \ short time ago 4 MeNicsn
came into the camp nj San Bc"nardino, and
/ stalled tLa. The Indians had attacked hirnee'
! ard two comp anivns who were driving stock,
! and Killed his companlons and driven of the
I StO"k, ard had left II very broad trail, which
! ne would show them. Alter being questioned
: ont once. and .iler reaching tue po.ut the
| Mex cau Ira acsis natvd. found after I Care
: -. aXa.riratiun Nv sIgiis Of Indians, stock
: ~ del men. and tie trs.l %aicn lAu excited
! lie .usrrclon OF The Mexican proved to be
! one 'nade ny the soldiers while scouting, 4
! week n,,Ti rs He states that these false
a.aru's lie frequently reported, and tina; for
! ear the nii2ht be something in them,
! capt. Duls always srnLs cut a detachment
.,; "ncy Sergeant Jos Se'ren feels krenly
! he ,tws, &p-r ie,Orts, i'll regards to The in
activity "i the mllilHry, ana states that there
i at u.ro y. .he tsr.ly'ieS of AROMA or
{ ~ Ncyi.I. who is rIy'e as.xi,u. 10 end
,miS Indian question by fighting than are the
once. aud tiucps now in the iie,d. be states
tna- when ;he troops are ON n trail both the
officers and men are willing to and do 20
without Iat.ons III oruer to catch the hustiles
bat unless You have been out after them you
dou't know what II is to hunt Indians.
The sergeant will return to san Bernar
dino tomorrow morning.