A dispatch from Tombstone dated May…
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Robert Hardieperson
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Francis Haynesperson
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distance away; the Indians fired on the horse
herder cutting his saddle and trappings with
bullets and driving him off. The men on the
beef herd were too busy with the steers to inter-
fere with the Indians. They took what horses
they wanted and hunted new pastures.
A dispatch from Tombstone dated May
26th, say that the body of Robert Hardie, a
well-known lawyer of Los Angeles, was brought
in there from the Chiricahua mountains, where
he was killed by hostile Apaches Sunday after-
noon. His companion, Mr. Francis Haynes, of
Philadelphia, had his horse shot from under
him, and escaped by mounting his companion’s
horse. The Indians fired from ambush. The
facts will be reported to President Harrison.
( IB )
The Judge Vindicated
A Lucid Explanation of Last Week’s
Accusation
Central City, N. M., May 27, 1890
To the Editor of the Enterprise :