For 10 points, name this Chiracahua Apache chieftain, their best-known leader other than Geronimo.
Along with his father-in-law, this leader engaged an enemy holed up in an abandoned Butterfield Mail station, but lost against the never-before-seen howitzers deployed by James Carleton. This man granted free passage to Tom Jeffords' mailmen after Jeffords fearlessly rode into his people's land to request parley. This leader's tribe was wrongly blamed for the kidnapping of John Ward's young son Felix; brought into a US Army camp, he escaped arrest through a hole he (*) cut in a tent with his knife. Afterward, he sought vengeance against the Americans when Lieutenant George Bascom executed his captive family and friends. This man waged ten years of guerrilla warfare from a hiding place in the Dragoon Mountains after the murder of his father-in-law and ally, Mangas Coloradas. For 10 points, name this Chiracahua Apache chieftain, their best-known leader other than Geronimo.
Along with his father-in-law, this leader engaged an enemy holed up in an abandoned Butterfield Mail station, but lost against the never-before-seen howitzers deployed by James Carleton.
Cochise