The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-06-06
THE FOUL FIENDS!
Horrid, Deeds BY the Pitiless,
Goddess, Characterless,
British Indians.
Women Outraged. SIashed and
Horribly MuttIated - Set
tiers Hunted Down.
Wine and woman Beget Muir
der and su,cide--Bad Tenn
per Breed Like Deeds.
a Fool Kills Himself because
Tilted ny Four Girls A
Lunatic Fathers Deed.
WORSE THAN FIENDs.
The Indian Devils Damned Deeds.-
women outraged ana "siashed.'

Silver City, n. NJ, June 5.-The
week has been one of uneXampled
suspense and terror here. Never
have the indians while on their bloody
raids come so near the city. The first
news of the proximity of the indians
was received on Wednesday of last
week when n boy, riding horse
white with foam, dashed into town
from Wetty's rancho on Bear Greek.
lie brought word that hostile indians
were IN the hills, that an attack on the
rancho in which were quartcred many
women and children was expected and
help was needed. a volunteer conf
pany of men was organized and went
10 the rescue. At 1880 O'Clock the
rancho was reached. All the families
within radius of seven miles were
collected there except one and aparty
set off to bring them in while two
other parties started for u water-hole
in the hills where they expected to
find the indians who, however had
fled.
Returning to the rancho
large party was organ
lied TO go TO Juniper Springs but the
indians had He'd from that spot also
and the scouts spent two hours in
searchine for the trail which led to
Little Walnut creek. Along this
stream the most horrible sights were
witnessed. Dead bodies trightfully
mutilated and naked were found at
short intervals. The houses were pill
LACED and clothing and household ar
ticles were scattered everywhere. AT
William Ogdcn's five dead bodies, al
scalped. lay in a pool of blood and tho
two woman had been outraged and
their breasts cut oil A tive-year-old
girl had both hands cut OIL.
Following the trail owe,
the hills Gomez ranch was reached
and number of children were res
cued here, theyhaving escaped death By
hiding there, but their parents had al
been killed. Six miles further on at
the house of Felix Marquee five deaf
bodies were found. Mrs. Marques
and her seven year old daughter hat
both suffered outrage at the hands o
the indians before being killed. The
ladies were slashed with knives AM
presented a sickening spectacle. On'
of the heroic deeds that occur OF
such occasions was performed b.
little Willie Carpenter. TIT
parents were some distance from tn
! house when the indians appeared am
Willie and his sister were playing II
the yard. The boy caught up his 1T
tic sister slipped into the Weed
crawled a long distance and mail
reached this city having carried HI
sister five miles on his back. The pa
rents were wild with JOY to find thei
children whom they supposed the III
diaus had carried oil.
The boy who brought the news
town had a narrow escape, as at on
time he found himself within n fcl
hundred yards of the indians. ii
dismounted and hid in pond
water among the weeds for nearly a
hour until they passed when he aga
mounted and rode in.
STILL RAISING HEI L AND HAIR
Dcming, n. NJ, June 5.-The l
dians who passed Duncan station "
terday stole twenty horses and XIII
A man named Woods. A band OF
dians passed this morning near llu
son station going south. The te
graph operator says they were goi
as fast as their ponies cou
n run, and whether they We
7 two bands of hostilcs
hostiles pursued By Indians we cou
not determine. The line OF
southern Pacific railroad is nj
thoroughly guarded in the event
any more indians crossing into Me
co. II is impossible to get inform
ton of the NUMBER as they Ia
scattered in to parties of from two