The Tombstone., 1885-06-10
ANTICS OF THE
 GOVERNMENTS PETS.
Cochise County Sends an Earnest Appeal to Pres
 .ident Cleveland.
Bi~beo in a Torment of EX- citement Over the Butch
 cry of W. 4. DanlelS.

Fl day last. ". A. Dani,ls mounted Custom & housc inspector, came into town and re- d parted tina. he had just crossed new II S dian trail goin. in tn. direction Of Shn- q d. 5 Ibs's fsnch. S,ndy B 'b ilume hate 4 ly sent a paSse of men to the ranch, but q when they got to the ranch they found 4 that no Indians had been to the ranch, T although they saw plenty of fresh tracks and Indian signs near the ranch, some
 of lhe men have raturacd, while the bal
 aace r. maiaed to susri the rinch. F Il < HH .rieis, started out that same afternoon,
 a com prny with two other mar, and hay
 nr s,ruc,; fresh tai! oa F.rres,,s ranch ; Commenced to follow i'. They followed z3h he Trail about one mile 10 the mouth of 5Sfhc canyon. when il b'cime evident flat II the Indians were very cl cse. Bidding & men remriu where they were. Daniels started up in: canyon p rocoan;ter. and had only been gone few minutes. len the Indians, whD were hid ier behind he rocks. and who hai evi ien,ly b.cn watching the movements of D ,niels and i.is party, epenei lire upon him, ki!iiU. him instantly, they then opened fire on the two m:n at the mo -tll of the canyon but dii not hit them. The men then RI de their way to Bis5ee, about six miles distant, and gave the alarm, ani somc fer:y men started at once for the scene of the murder. When they ar rived at the canyon they soon found the b,dy of poor D .nieis with the top of h is head blown of, and hi. thrnat cut from ear 10 ear. The bo!y of ti'is brave man was rem ,ved to Bis6ee, aud word sent to Tombstone, stt.r 8 cofiil which was sent out at once, and the brave Bill Daniels WIS barici this afternoon.
 A. a5out o'clock this nornisg, Jas. Neil. T business man of Bisb2e, cam, iu ani s,a,ei that the miners anl ia fact, tEc caiire intie population Of B.sbcc had turned out, and had headed the Indians of. and had sent him into Tombstone
 
 devils from this side.
 When ;h. death Of Daniels had be- com, generally known, the excItemen, bsggars jescri ption, men were running hors and there, getting horses and arms SD that they cauls; tlke tia tiri,i 1t once, while others .tno, in knps and discussed the situation, snd cursed Crook and his danuab!e cowarily policy.
 At about 10 :3), about 9 of our best citizens, well armed and well mounted, with several days rations, started far the mule mouHtains, where they expect to find some of the rencgades.
 At noon, Mayor Chas. V. Thnmns with iollowin. of l5 tried and true men, started ou, on large four horre wagon for the n.ighborhood in wh ich it is sup posed the Indians are, and when they ar rive there, will guard every pass, and will 1 make it warm Cor any Indians tha; the /! citiz 2ns O: Bisbec may drive through 1 from the oth.r side.
 At ? o'clock another party headed by 1 Thsd Empey, started out in four horse wagon, It being impossible to procure any more saddle hors;s.
 A little later, another party headed by | Tom Atchison, started in Bothin X | Tueed's delivery wagon for Tribo!et', | ranch. They took saddles and provis [ ions xith them, and viii get horses at i ths ranch, when they will take Ihe trail. ]
 Every man that has went out has fax . en lis blankets and provisions with him, ! and announced h:s intention Of following . the :rai! until they have had In'!ian ! bloo; for the blood that has been shed . ay the murdered men, women and chil | dreu of this and our sister territory Of ! New Mexico. i
 General Crook, thst old imbecilc, and ! lis soldiers, have not aif ordcJ us 8 parti | eis of rels:, and ir fact we to not know of a soldier anywhere Ia Cochise county except at Fort Hatchgca, wi;cre they are l doing nothing.
 The following IS copy Of dispatch sent 10 Presides; Cleveland this m1rnins 1
 TOMBSTONE, June 10, 1885. To Grover Cleveland, President of the i
 United States. Sir Our county has ! been raiied for the past week by a band !,