Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-18

the toll will be larger when the final count is made. and the number of wounded in the army of the Maytor- enistas is not even estimated.
 Two of the troopers who were shot
 were seriously wounded. They are Robert W. Watson Troop B, Ninth cavalry. and Daniel Wakefield, Troop E. Ninth cavalry. They were taken at once from the NacO camp to the hospital at Fort Huachuca. Late last night it was reported that Watson. who was shot in the abdomen had small chances of living. Wakefield. who had a steel lacked ball pass
 through his head just back of the temple will be totally blind. but has fair chance Of recovery.
 In addition Ponce McCarver, Troop A. Ninth cavalry, under guard in the military guard tent. was shot through the neshy part of the lower limb. and Malcomb Spith, member of the ma chine gun troop of the Tenth cayal- " was wounded in the hip A MeXi- can youth entering the Fashion bar was shot through. the ball passing under his heart He has a fair chance iof recovery. A Mexican woman was
 shot in the thigh, the wound being
 slight
 Maytorena has dehed the conven-
 tion at Aguas Caliente, which
 through General Villareal has wired
 him that he is to cease an operations
 pending the decisions of the gath
 cred generals He has stated that he
 is acting on the command of General
 Villa that on the former orders of
 that chief he quit hostiliues. only to
 begin them again at his command.
 and that he will recognize the con
 vention on the word of Villa only
 This step he states is necessary as there is too apt to be deciet in what . others might wire him, and he will . in ali probability continue the ai. tack on the Mexican garrison of the beleagured city which he has so as
 siduously and effectively carried on for the past seventeen days.
 . The report that General Hill may move from Naco to Agua Prieta 3 which yesterday went over the wires B from Douglas was unconhrmed ir l Naco last evening and no statement of the Mexican general to that ef t feet could be discovered So far al r was ascertained yesterday, there il
 no intention on the part of the Mex s ican general 10 abandon the alreadl 7 well entrenched and protected posi- e tions he now occupies for the one h at the Douglas boundary.
 One Yaqui. a dead one, was thu >. hero of the Mexican city yesterday ? and was buried last night with hor ors. He was looked on with awe b. ,, the Mexicans He was the only ma u of the attacking force which stOrme
 the trenches Saturday morning wh
 was able to cross through them. IT e fell inside the Hn defenses, tw
 bullet holes through his head. an for his bravery was treated to hoI @ ors seldom shown the enemy's dea,
 The other Yaquis lay -unburrie
 last 9, ,ening They will probably | ', attended this evening. Seventeen , '- the Indians captured by HHi's fore ', did not received the honors of the a dead companions. They walked '. the wall of the execution firir !. squad, and faced the fire of a Mel ,d can squad at l:OO o'clock yesterd'
 morning, according to reports. It , also reported there will be anoth .t execution at the same hour th no morning. when one of the Mexico of troopers who refused to obey orde rv will be killed.
 lg The alibi for the defeat of the Yaq ,s. forces Saturday morning lay in q be searchlight which Hin has install he and which kept playing on the ed
 of the trenches and the country | UT yond until the Maytorena forces we vo discovered olmost on the dltches 1T on fire which was released at the be tackera was so deadly that fence pos nd bearing the baFbed wire eutaglemer ig were almost cut to pieces. Fifty sd the Ysquis were killed alpest ip O ed spot A little further out fifty me to suffered the same deathe of sudd' ,ht concentrated fire.