Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-05-30
APACHE 0UTRAGES.
Whole Families slain by the siaidIng
Redskins The Deeds Of 80
Surpassed
'tomen Outraged and Impaicd. Men
Tortured 30 Death Tho BODIES
isft for tho nuxsards.
Five More Unarmed settlers Killed by
the ficnds Within Five Niles
OF Silver City.
A TALR or HORROR,
Rnonini

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Nj, May 70, No
Indian raid Tor the past ten years
equals the present outbreak for cruelty.
All along tho ella river out from sill
yer City 10 n distance of seventy mllee
ARE found the bleaching remains OF
whole families, which tell the tale OF
how outrageouely the Apaches hAve
broken Gen, Crooke'a poor peace policy.
Mon, women and children have beon
buiohtred numerically, and their
stock, should they he ranch PARTIES,
has been killed. with the exception of
the horses, which the Apaohest take for
their own use,
The country through which tho
bloody Indians are doing their IN.
human devlltry IL rocky and noun
tainoun. Tho soldiers 80 far have
done nothln.. towards putting down
the uprleing, not even having engaged
the Indiana In single conflict of note
aud from the reports not an Indian
has been killed by tho troops, Those
who have been made 10 fall by huliera
came 10 their death by the cowboys
aud ranchmcn who unfortunately met
their own death Ia hand.tO.hand COM
bat.
A gentleman VINO arrived on the
| train this morning from silver CITY
told your reporter heArtrending tale
| Of Apache iuhunlnnity lie was ono
Of IA party of thirty.fuur oltlgena who
went out tho other day 10 protect the
| families surrounded by the ApAchea
ON Rear creek and along tho ella aud
10 bury those already slaughtered. he.
fore making twelve miles they
had buried ten persons,
two OF whom were women.
All the bodies were hacked into un-
| recognizable shapes, The women had
been repeatedly outraged and the
bodles pinned 10 the earth Ivy wedges
driven through into the ground. Cine
OF the women had mn iron rod com.
pletcly driven up her body. The men
suffered like fateB, their bodies being
mutilatod terribly, The noble band of
citizens brought those who had not
been Killed Into town, but, fortu.
nately for tho Indians they did not
meet tho red devils % engage
them Ia battle. They buried on the
trip twenty-five peraona. The people
down here have no lovo for Gen.
Crooke, whom they openly aocueo OF
being the principal cautc OF the
present outbreak. Had he dealt with
tho wrotches Rs they richly deserved
two years ago, and killed them of
lnatoad % allowing them To
mleload him, the massacre
OF whole families would not
have 10 be ohronicled, II seems that
tho soldiers down here arc for the sole
purpose of protecting the HAvagos, IN.
alead ofguardlnR the people,
II iahiated that an indignation meet
ala ltas
silver CITY was held last night, Mt
which II was agreed that should aera-
nimo and hia baud OF human ex-
tcrminatofs be again taken back
on the reservation they would
whit them In body heavily
armed and Rvenge the death of their
wives and children, fathers and moth
era, brothers aud sisters, by killing
every ono OF them. The oItizens have
had enough Of every summer outfagea
and Intend giving the Indians what
they justly deterve
! LArEn, A portion OF dernrimna
band wHa struck by Capt Madden THE
afternoon, but before he could engage
thom Ia battle they ryaded him, the
Indiana making towards Sleln'a pars,
whore IL ~ expected they viii go
| through into old Mexico. Atthis pass
1
airy, who will doubtless end the out.
break should they come that way. Al
ditional killings are reported from the
Black Range and San Mateo noun
tRlna.
FIVE MORE WHITES MANsACRHD,
! DEMiNu, N. NJ, May 20 THIRTY
| Indiana who passed Camp Fleming
| last night killed Ave men within i've
milee ~ Silver City. A company OF
volunteers from Silver CITY IN ia pur.
suit ~ them. Tho military 10 doing
nothing Intense excitement pre-.
wallis The town WAS guarded last
night 10 prevent q posaihle surprise.
THE TROOPS ~ PURSUIT
AIhvER CRY, N NJ, May ~ Capt.
Madden struck 1erollimo's baud "
hpaohes yesterday on the upper ella
aud ran them into tho mountains,
| where lac expected 10 fight them, but
| the Indians eyaded him.
| Several ranehea about eight miles
from here have been plundsrsd aud
| q, atfuyed. A family Of i've Mpxicana
waa killed last night four miles from
hero. Three children were hrainedi
another Mexican WAS shot but escaped
| with hia wife.
Yesterday morning Georges ranch.
two miles from Fort Bayafd, was a..
tackled aud n Mexican wounded.
| The Indians are heading for the
BiackranRe A party of cliig'ps hiss
left here 10 warn aud protect the srttiefa
on the RIO Numbered Capt les with
eevtniy-lye men took up the trail al
noon yesterday.
| A special from Hlein'n PsAs says the
Indiana have been sighted M the cam
| yon short distance from here, ~ ~
/ ksfl..ss.I ti~f st..N sill attatttr.t IN L.
through the Pass. should they do W.
| two companies ~ cavalry are M the
Immediate vicinity aud will intercept
/ them.
/ esfsass4-r
| The Yosemite stage wan robbed near
Clarke's station, Cat, on sunday. All
| OF the pAasenRers' valu1bles and Wells,
Fargo a 60. Rtrcasure.box were taken.