The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-05-29
Wers absat tho IaAian Murders |. r..
County,

rasrs absst tho isAias murders il Ia
CsuAty.
The persons Killed by the Indian. In L..
county OF which some account was viv.,.
our last, wer. u Mr. Cameron. hs w,f. .'a
three children and a Mr.. Mason and IN. ,,s
Whilst the Indians were busly eny,c.d !.
robbing aud plaudering Cameron's horse 49,.
Of the little grl- stepped unohservcd Ia a,'
side. and were overlooked IN their haste n,
other child boy nine yaars Old was ,.ta.
prisoner but was subsequently drorred =
their fight and picked up by some Cajlo,,.'
cmirranls on the GAINESVILLE road, carried H..
Fort E.lknsr, and lef. in charge Of Can,..s
johnson Of that post, who extended I, N"
every kindness and attention. elotbiny ...
taking care OF him a a most hospitable az"
ner until his friends came for him Al, A.
son. II seems, was murdered in his fel1 -,
his wife at the house. Her body Wa. ,,r,,hp'
INITIATED Tho house was robbed of eva,,y
thing. The little boy who was taken p..,ons.
say. there were eight indiana. or sa,her .eysn
Indians aud white man dressed in India
costume. There Is no doubt that ,hes. 49,,
are murderer- have with them and are pe,ha,.
led on BY Gend in human Shape wb,.
man The Indians ARE believed to be kct,
poos or Wichiias II is quite certain ,hs,
were not from the Camsnchc Reserve.
Whilst very few of the depreciation, NJ.
committed by Camanchos from the Res.rss
must be conceded that there are bad India.
among them, who are in collision with n.
wild Indians, and render them their assi.tane.
IN stealing and cogeealing stolen properly ,na
giving them Information, kctam-ch /. sa,,,
fed this Is so, and says that he cannot p,e,,,,
1t altogether however much he may deprera,s
IT, The g."qt hodg II the Csnauches on II,
Reserve, however are well disposed And
peaceahe.
\ day CT ,teo before these murders WEN
committed, large number OF horses wer
stolen from settlers in Young eourty. ron,
head yers stolen from party Of California
cmgrauts, who were camped ut II. X N,sn.
tines, living three or four mics North Of Bel.
knap Thrse th.tls were bY Indians from
outside Of the Reserve BIlIs Heraa
O. Vemakc the f,l owing extracts from
the Northern CClsrk.,ile, Texas STANDARD
Since cur last issuc We have had elishtfal
weather We have had ao rain for two weeks
md the farmers haye been very busy in their
cfpps, which arc now very pom, sing. The
Wlelt harvest viii commence ahou; the oui Of
urNt week aHi must # TIE fall wheat wulb.
ud, lot She reaper during the following week
I6r farmers Anticipate an abundant yirli Ne
tter high winds heavy rains nor the rlrc biti.
have dcnr any in'u rY, 50 'hai with good harvest
irf weather 'he wheat, VIII not only yitit well
but be- OF good quality
These rre birds 1cs r5ycl tho vhe,, cror
saus yo-sugo TIE mischief j, done before
Of grain j. marrd, orvhilc the wheat is IN
'he mildly sloe.
STRAW rEgfEs.--lu traysor couu.y viii
-trto .efrc- are abundant, many of them very
Hl... Parties ~ strawberry hunlers 70 ea.
AaIT in thc yc5nitt OF sherman. and have NJ
dHltU.tr in tlrI Acr baskets, Many Of the
.4iies of Gras-ou aye raltms thcm up ia caa'
f; s-, during She wear.
the District Court Of Grayson county, al.
Hafuci on saturday afternoon of the second
wees. On SATURDAY, an Agricultural Aso,
e4uon fof mutual improvement, was orgsa.
sei 80 the Court House, several Of the mos
respected eItfens taking part in Tic pro
eeednss
81 rHAr Csors The l.fl- are -nii to havs
commenced devastating the wheat crop r.
Gtsy-on county The promise for crop B.
most 'uNuriant uules, aightci by these des-
lroyers. sulphur powdered and rolled up 10
cloths, and thea banned, and placed to the
"ndNa'd ~ t''1l' s",1 t' lie an th'c'a'i
PfeN'nt'c "I 'h'' uHP''a"No - " hh' perh
tuea eY several persons j, "-sfN"a county
trfr'o' re- ~ is represented successfully
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tween Franc, and Inul,ud c3uid bs c.l,t
H-bsd
The pro- 90 has been submitted ~ VI
bayd, au EIEisl Engineer. Wbp proposes 4
bridge from cape Gas Meg on the Fscne'
shore to pouyirs on The Flgli.h site the
length Of this route ba,ns eighteen l1gi@
miles.
The bridge wil. rest on l9l arches Of boz
English feet iu circumference each rhv hudFs
"a proposed tl bee ln the form ot a yiaiu,i q
80 lrct wide aHl 90 feet high. IN which tN0 o.
three tracks of rrils shnU 70 ,pit,,i On each