Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-25

"It is certain that Young Holden was murder
"a hy the Wild CumaRehes, Deputy Marshal
lasenhnTg and DR., StuHn in eomIany with sew
eTal T0nks took the tnIl Oi the Indians and
followed il 10 the place where PiOR0ekman, a
noted Indian an the Upper Reserve, had met the
party ard had Killed One-PionOehman having
been on a buffalo hunt and was returning TO the
Reserve, Marshal laIenhuTg then took the
trail OF Pion0ekman, and followed IL lnto the
Upper Reserve, and compared the scalp one OF
his party having taken piece from the head OF
the dead Indian, which proved 10 lie the same
lie Was satisfied that the Indian Was killed hy
Pion0ekman's party, from this fact, AMI from
the recovery Of young llOden's pistol. lie also
examined the trail where the two parties met,
tD he sure that there was no humhug and
found that the parties did meet as the trails led
from opposite directions, This statement is ctr'
rect, Notwithstanding that the Hero Of the inst
Grsdi LldiaR Fight says "a the contrary, and has
caused many good men n participate IN his muir
derous designs against these poor helpless be-
ings,"
=" heard u young man hy the name Of San
ders, who lives in Jack county say, that some
four months APO, he belonged ton party that
was looking out ON the frontier Of said county /;
that one evening he saw as he thought, two In
dians, and endcavorcd to get close enough TO dis,
tnguish them, hut could not. They discovered
him and ran over hill near by he went home,
and the next morning with five or six comrades
went TO the place where they had had their hor-
scs staked-saw corn on the ground where the
horses hnd been fed and Also that the horses were
shod. lie then told his comrades that he would
not have ANYTHING more % do with them, II they
went against the Reserve Indians, that he did
not believe they were doing the stcaling,-that II
WIS his opinion that il was Walker and his
men, From the manner in which this statement
was made and under the circumstances, there
can he no doubt of its truth. There are many
such men in the county, hut they are afraid to
speak out, for fear of being murdered.
"Thcre is man here from the neighhorhood
Of Jack county, who says that the people nre
much excited, and all in arms. There Is no
grounds for such excitement all isquict on both
reserves the Indians are encamped Mt the Agen-
cies. Immediately under he eyes of the Agents,
and not an Indian allowed to pass the limits ol
the reservation, since the last depredations com
mitted upon them by these lawess bands, who
seem disposed to do them all the harm they can,
before the Government can remove them out oil
the country
"Some of the citizens have called upon Major
Thomas against Baylor and his party, they haL~
ing threatened to cut of the ears of their chill
dren, if they did not say, whether or not their
parents were the friends of the Indians.
heard II good citizen say to-day that he was
afraid to report Baylor and his party to the
Commissioner, believing that some harm would
be done him either in person or property Inc
proper authorities should be notified OF the eXls-
tence of things here and the law enforced.
We lay these extracts before an impartial pub
lie, and hope that the good people of the from
tier may consider we'll before they take farther
action in the matter.