Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-11-27
j BITTER END.
I,..d indians Killed in
Mexico.
|ulNARy STRUGGLE


an A new guest ap-
o'iiturbide this m morn hsd 'a on.
peelal ,aiariean field officer OF
" ~. md faded, his tace
d. NV ,i., mo marks OF acute
lll ssA TX, suitcring, ana ~. ~
y lpa,,ting the appearance
WI warrior as his left arm
afftu VIM stops feeble and
rs. an vsars ago, all over the
ny Miner North or south,
:, WIEN ,.,,amon enough. but
N. w tSsilcd to call the atten-
~ l " the always teuder-
W ,SO,hetie Women who were
sylh ,l'1. the wants aud sui
e' ,as1asnpjed soldiers OF their
: M NV, IN the Mexican Fed
,ime OF pence, all used
" y, ~ interest to men as
os'' XII when Il was known
81 r.hrnaienant.Coloncl Jose NJ.
H ~ iTisvTnth Infantry, who
E a M memorable battle with
n the mountains OF the
u, y ~ the state Of Chihua.
w was the recipient of
sihy aud unreserVeu "u"'u
-. understanding of that
rr,,,.r ID 80 back and look
p,s AZ The people who dared
M regularly constituted
a ,heir reasons Tor the same.
y '' sye a branch Of the Tara
Who inhabit 4 large pnr.
M ,rssteru mountain regions of
rbihnahua. These lndinns,
H. their tribal relations and
8.,Iar undress. consisting of
sed blankets. have always
,,,i good. law-abiding peo-
x small communities, culti-
,h.s q corn mud beans,
.nis horses aud burros
N ther maintaining a church
They have occupied this
fine imnemori0l, without
tins OF surveys, living scat
h valleys, near springs of
NIX! the adjacent lands
ali,ation or pasture. In the
i,tjae 81 the branches Of the
n lieu estimated that they
, $1,000 souls.
lDABlR WARRIORS.
n ,lways.been very peaceably
When OCCASIONS required have
nalyes among the most for
arnr 70 Mexico; and, as
LnoHn as papagoches. The
were always the terror of the
n SAT. About fourteen years
Atsd Triss was governor of
al haAayd SO scandnllOusly
alcst people Of Chihuahua
ny lrgg iulerate seeing the
Z executive publicly consort
prostitutes and gamblers, It
lais Iaup1aA still one of the
aingai ana hsAY respected citi-
,kihaalua. sha making many
al IN van 70 lave Governor
syel V III PRESIDENT, lie went
laulAaaa " hlsel about w
~ WV .al ne 9ttnckeu
lr. ~, !. 7 ~ nsaH OF Dlllluaiiuis
W y. large portion OF
n. y. z g. ~ Iesular army,
Ky ~ l1 !, -... % rOut' Inrrazhs
. wv ss'srhol' served OUT
~, ~. ~, auu lli's aW'iys
~ ~. 4 HOou, ihw'aDldllis ana
Y ~ -, ~, anu y warm sup
e5.i a. u h ,ii'S Guy io i' nnso a
b Chihuahua since Ills flight
ilsgnihcaht but terrible an
!. [, tle reputation of these
dana
Ms aFo the federal govern
voiact for the survey of thr
ia The sgias of chihuahua
estaAlstiffs, the boundary
'tlies zIs==fhnt ofefhe re-
rtsfiiose synteS asving
3 II lands. Thus tbS CON
alNd large tracts of very.
lfining and grazing lnndS
~ lands, living northwest of
lRffer0. took In several
ne Iomochics. including that
The lndinns had always
y lands. and would not live
on The contractors chilled
pal government 10 nut them
PIN,
PEN RHSIsTANCr
.m.,. A''|i
s. s'aue an open show of re-
,l's'al lives We're lost. Fin
~. " put q stop TO all fur
'i T,, OF Ninth, Eleventh,
i..,laa,N entty-iourth infantry,
~, -'ah u rom sonora, and
M n III pll about HOO men,
wy insurgents, arriving
ny early in September, when
ssan' resulting almost in
s'or OF The Indians, who
9pont 10 men, women
M bearing nrms over 10
n lflnclpally Winchssters
y r Tsarnlncs, with plenty of
.iihe Indians We're divided
c s.uhs' commanded respec-
rs DAVID and Manuel
H.lers, l.ozana de Yoquibo,
llom Mahuaiichic, known
" o. October the final battle
which lasted increasingly
snd was one Of the most
a.. ~ y .nioody on record on the
ega ,l..t. The Indians had
~ w village of Tomachic, the
me attack. Greater des-
never been displayed any
w mother, and children,
NV as5,'nng so long as a spark
w There was no cores
Al Vie Indians, but enough
A 4, I ss, ,l'f Assault 'aSa 81 af Ses