The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-21

The Deseret News, the organ OF the Sal, Lake Nor
mons. Of the 25th August, is filled with Indian war ac-
party commanded by Lieut.. r. Burns, who were en-
camped Clover Creek. in Juab valley. Were attacked
by body Of Utah Indians. One man. Isaac Sufin, was
wounded and several horses killed injured. u was
supposed that two OF the Indians had been killed and
three wounded On the l7lh while four men were en-
gagged hauling Lumber from SnydsIs mil; near Farley
them from ambush. Instantly killing John DIXON and
John Quayle, and woundng John Hoagand The sur
vvors Hoagan and knight then made their escape TO
Salt Lake City, whence detachment sent ont who
brought in the dead The mill was then dsmaned and
abandoned. A party, under command OF Col k'mbai,
had been securing Juab Valley. where they discovered
parties OF Utahs but could no. overtake them. On the
23d the bishops of the several wards OF Salt Lake City
had conference in the Stae-house with the city
c the result Of which determination to wall in
the CITY, The wall is TO be OF earth with deep ditch
outside and the work on to be commenced on the
in the Deseret News From all accounts the Territory
s in the midst of Indian which may be proract-
ed and expensive. There y no call Tor and from Ine
military of the United Staies but very probably
broad foundation will be laid for large claim on the
United States treasury.
The following is statement OF The result Of the terri
torial election, held on the first Monday OF Angus.
pKLEGATK CONGRESS-. h
John NJ Bernhisei. day elected by l,222 majority
couscnLoH. TO TIE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
Great Sal, Lake counyaHeber G K,mbal Willard
Davis coun,y-Thos 5. Smith
Weber county-Lofen Farr Jonathan browning
Utah and Juab coun.ies-Aaron Johnson L. E. Harring
San Pete couny-Isaac Morely. # t9l
Miilard county-J. McCaw.
Iron county-Geo A. Smith.
REPRESENTATIVES, LKoIsLATIvE ASSEMBLY.
Great Salt Lake county, NJ. Grant, Franklin d. Rich
ards. p. lockwood A. Darlington, j. 9. Wright, Loreu-
20 Snow Erasus Snow, Wm Stewart, j. w. Cummings,
w. w. Phelps John l.. Smith 3
Davis county-Jobn Stoker. Henry w. Miller.
Weber county Albern Alen A. Shirlif, Dwight Hard
G ah county-Silman Joseph A. Kelting, j. c. Snow.
San Pete county-Mad.on d. Hambleton
Milard county-Wm. Felshaw. M
Tooele couniY-Ezra I. Benson.
Juab county-Jacob G. Biger.
Iron county-Calvin G. Pende,on, Robert Wiley.
We clip the following characteristic paragraphs from
the News:
FRIENDS ENGRAVING POOR FuND-Thosc indebt-
ed please pay up without delay. Those not indebted
horses, cattle grain, lumber adobes. cash,
beets carrots, pasnps; Tor there thousands who
come home much as you did, ana are looking
9 you for means.
Temple wall prospering continually north side nearly
compe,ed ready Tor the picke will Iron county furnish
hem
Rain storm city Friday. 18th, and Satur
day 2Oi showers Intervening Otherwise dry hne
weather or ripening and harvesting crops
Heavy igratlon, California mostly, passed by, and
seueraly behave mselves well compared with former
breadstuhs spare for eur wheat measures
well bat weighs light, far have heard Aggt
Fruits beginning to get ripe IN our city, and travel
ler- ners, lndiaus and policemen, so thick and
thin midst. t1s often I'M possible to tell one from
to,her" We therefore warn all men, women, and child
keep off from premises that don't belong to them
from 10 sunrise by so doing they may save many
sailed ham.