Tombstone epitaph., 1891-07-12
It's Only Another ArizCna
 Indian Tale
Arizona
With the Spquel Untold. But
 the Worst Feared

| | Huschuca mountains on the opposite l slope. It was almost miracle that they are alive, and they feel pretty we'll at their escape fIon death al the hands of Apaches. Ar. Dohnelly, who Is well KnOwn in Tombstone where h. . vas the leader OI the salvation army, for a year or two, is in town and fur uisbes the following information con ceruing the attack up"n their cami
 Monday morning:
 l It appears that he was camped at a house down the canyon known as
 Duncan's place and were Dnncsn was killed by Geronimo, the bandit two years ago. He and Branch were there together and GLttrell and Baisle were working at the mine few miles up the canyon. Connolly proposed they all have a dinner on the fourth iu homer of the day and accordingly cooked a swell meal and the boys came down on the fourth t0 spend Sunday as well.
 l This bit of patriotism saved their lives Monday morning they went up the canyon to resume work after theIr two days vacation. They had reached point about half way down the trail over little knoll and within a stones throw O; the cabin when they were startled by a volley fired
 from behind ledge of rocks which commanded tine approach to the house.
 Gattrell turned around and made
 break for cover close by and had made
 no more than two jumps before seeing big Apache in irUnt Of tim throwing a cartridge into his gun. Baisle was
 going up the hill as fast ss his legs conld carry him, and Gattrell followed. The bullets whizzad around them, but fortunately did not strike them. Up on getting over the divide Baisle made for the brush and hid. being entirely out Of breath GslLreii sat down, took of his shoes and started down the csuyOn barefOoted. He reached the Duncan house in pitiable condition, his feet cut all to pieces.
 1 Donnelly went at once to notify Shenfi Kelton, who was at a ueighbor- ing ranch on official business. He ! found him and told him the story. ] The first thought was 10 organize @ posse to pursue the Indians but the ! people were unprepared to leave their homes and families unprotected and 1 this scheme Was abandoned. ] The sheriff, who was with buggy advised Donnelly to go to the post and notify the commander there and also tte people on the way, and he would 1 nc tify those in the other direction. ] DOnnelly went back Co the house and l he and Gatrell rode over to Huach uca They arrived there about daylight yes terday morning. They told their story and by nine o'clock thirty cavaIrymen started out for the scene of the attack 1 Galrell went with them at their It. quest and Donnelly came over Co Tombstone.
 It was GatrelPs intention to come to | Tombstone today, and after piloting the soldiers he intended to come in and | will probably arrive here this evening, l when further particulars are expected | DoSaelly says that the cabin at the | mine was well supplied with provisions few days previous. Of course it is certain that the house Is footed and l everything Of value taken away or des | triyed. Between the mine and the | summit Oi the mountain, a man and | boy live. and as thsy are directly on the trail. It is supposed that they have met their death, while others who were not on their guard may have suffered also.
 The opinion prevails that these In dians are the same band mentioned in last nights PRosPEcToR as being driven to the top of the Cauauea mountains by the Bacusehi rangers, after shooting Doc the Chinaman.
 
 Captain Kelton who also arrived in town last night snbstanti&tes MT. Donnelly's story of what transpired in his presence. He also states that par ties up from Sonora say that I2 Apaehes have been depredating in The neigishnrhood of Santa Crrz belos the line. They have probably crossed