The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-28
War Among the Wallapai
 Indians.
Five Indians Killed aza5l Sew
 ei';al. vbOssntEcl so Ear.
A Bow Over n Squaw the Saase cE g,he Whole
 Trouble.

count or recent klIllIlS Su4OllS lile WJlldpais'
 Early this morning our quiet camp was aroused by the sound of several rife shots at the Indian camp near by. Half an hoar later other shots were heard in quick succession, and excited Indians were seen running in every direction. It heinz about 6 il. m., when most of the miners were on their way to work, about twenty of them went down to the Indian camp to investigate. On arriving at tht camp th"y founJ terrible stale of affairs, two of the Indians having teen killed and four others wounded Those killed outright were buck who went by the name of An Quinthe (this is as near as I can come tJ spell ing iD and his squaw, who Was a daughter of Chief Leve-Leya. An other buck, McCar,y, Was shot through the Jcdy, as was also another of Leye- Leve'5 daughters, big squIw named Kate. Both of these are mort fly wounded and will die in few Aours. Another sIaav had received two balls in her leg, oay of which had shattered the ankle bone, and the other had ploughcd forrow from the ankle to. the knee, laying the flesh open 5o the bone. This one will probably die, but with proper care ought 10 recover, Another Was wouadel, Jls not danger 6usty.
 From what 1 can learn the trouble origina.eI from jealou<y,a sQuaw be ing the cause of It all The Indian who did tre kiI1ing went by the name of Rizzur, and has been in the em- ploy of Shcri'f s;een morsNor less Of the time for the last three or four wears, though for the list month he has been working for Chas. Ellibee. The shooting was done ~ith Winch ester rifle, some 9 or 9 shots being fired in all. The whole tribe is gath ering and more trouble will be up soon, as of course the Indians must have revenge, and revenge with them means retaliation and at least life for life. The murderer has fled, but is being pursued by three mounted Indians armed with Winchester rifles, and others are starting out every few minutes 10 join iu the pur. uit. As the killed an l wounded belong to three different bands or captains l think the end is not yet.
 At 2 p. m. the two dead Indians were carried to tine side of mountain where wood was plenty, and their bodles cremated. Both doctors are here,. the one from Kinyman arriving soon after the one from the Park. They came, believe, at the request of Mir. R. W. Marsh, who l suppose viii be required to foot their bills, and probably the county will he callod on for additional pay. There is good deal of discussion oYel the occuirence, and ! hear many remarks such as these. "Whe-e is the deputy U. s. Marshal? There Is a fine chance for him to get'in some fees and m!l4age." 7" q wonder if the county will be held for the cost of criminal proseclHon8?' '" Tho county officials had better let the Indians manlse their own affairs" These anI other remarks oi similar nature show th3 Igift of public opin- ion on the Hill.
 Since writing the above Chief Sur rum has arrived, anI immedi1tely is sued orders to tb5 'ribc to kill all the relatives cf the murderer in retalia- tiQn, anI the squaws and little ones lave already struck ont for tine hills
 to hlIe themselves.
 On Friday evening, the squaw Kate died, and ,ho Indian McCarty satur- i day morning, and both We're cccma.ed at noon today. Alter Chief Surrun
 had ordered aIl tine relatives of tl,e murdered 5iilst yesterday, maay ot t..em sought protection anI hiiin , 1 ,laa-. ia ihe miners cabins. Alter twAi!y Lhs miners intcrierr-l anI .ylI