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The Silver State
Unionville, Winnemucca, Humboldt County, Nevada
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Mangus, head chief of the Chiricahua Apaches, and 13 others were transported under guard through Kansas City to Fort Marion, Florida. En route through Colorado, he attempted escape, self-stabbed seriously, and attacked his interpreter this morning, causing the train to leave the interpreter behind.
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Kansas City, Nov. 5.—Mangus, head chief of the Chiricahuas, Apaches and 13 bucks and squaws passed through here under guard to-day, en route to Fort Marion, Fla. While the party were going through Colorado, Mangus jumped out through a car window and ran some distance before he was recaptured. Then he obtained a knife and stabbed himself in half a dozen places inflicting serious wounds. This morning he attacked his interpreter, striking him about the head with his shackles on his wrists. During the consequent uproar the train started carrying off all the party except the interpreter, who was left behind and will follow to-night.
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Kansas City
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Nov. 5
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mangus inflicted serious self-wounds; interpreter attacked but left behind
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Mangus and 13 Apaches traveled under guard through Kansas City to Fort Marion, Fla. In Colorado, Mangus escaped briefly from a train car, was recaptured, then stabbed himself multiple times. This morning, he attacked his interpreter with wrist shackles, causing uproar that led the train to depart without the interpreter.