The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-06-09

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AZ hounds knocked him down; and a. be
eot ID, they kicked him down agaia.
Three soldiers jumped Cil 10 him, and ne
four went rolling down the bank into Che
creek He succeeded ia getting away
from them, and making his way 70 the ex-
press station ii Echo Knnyon
INV attention was again attracted 70
Hennefer, by bis screams aud cries for
mercy, as he had revived 70 consciousness,
When I went up To the wheel, Coyey
ceased through exhaustion for q mo-
nient, with this expressious There, u I'd
a III you, 10 into town and show the
stripes 70 brigham Young, and tell him
Thai Il did II; and Il ne was here ! would
lscrve him tie same way a.l
4 aIheatfoci0ns action wasagainrenewedi
lby a couple Of mule drivers, as aides to
/ CoYey, with their black whips. Lieut..
IGay did not dismount, but sat on his
/ horse aud cried, Two for me; give him
two for me- which they we're not slow to
Tao, with foarfoId added. 5.55. 4.
.'CoYey al this time cried out, There
are two more Of them; Kill them, boys.
II then started to 70 around the wag.
i gon To look for Ward, when / observed
THE soldiers unloading our Wagon, and
4 throwing its contents into the creek Tins
destroying some seven hundred dollars
worth ofproperty found Ward, but
he was as imnloyeable as d statue. said
Ito him, Ward. for Gods sake, make
yourself scarce lie took no notice q
Il me.
Il then struck out, came over on 70 thu
samInit, three quarters Of a mile this sid
! Of the creek, where could still hear th,
screams Of the victim, aud the boots ant
Jyells Of the soldiers. + u. ,i.s !,
Il pursued my way that night on foo
Il through darkness and muddy streams
i Sc, some i've miles to HenneEerss HOUSE
on the Weber River, expecting that Hen
i meier and his brother were both killed.
'gfhe following morning / started oui
i to see il 4 could learn or hear anything
concerning them.
soon learned that after they had
lEot tired Of whipping Hcnnefer, they put
bis shirt on his sore, bleeding and lace
rated back, and sent three soldiers II
take him To d mail station some foul
tmiles distant, from there he was conveyed
/ home BIZ Doc w oodward. James Henne
fer escaped from them, and returned al
fur as the station also. But Ward / has
i nor heard Of lit the time Ilcft, on Satur
day morning last, to come into this city
neither have heard any thing concerning
the waggon or cattle. .5-s..'
/ Thus l have given you the particular
of this disgraceful affair as they trans
! PRED, being an eyewitness to neaFly Til,
whole Of the transaction Comment i
unnecessary Mr.. Hennefer was peace
liable, inoifensiye, upright man, and die
not know he had an enemy
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MoRE OrTRAGEs RY THE ARAtY "A
gentleman oil this city, Just returned from
d short excursion east, Informs us that til
army marching from this Territory, oil,
laeting in the most tlisgraceful manner d
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a. ~ MAJ WI 9,i ,as Z,
gr;g@asis ,,a, H no,ai, 5 r $500 81 4
rSs, "a rn,hl;c On Aarriy;,,, !, II -,
s;ons q traai,c hosts 81 ,ha c;v;,;,ns !;
/ the face of officers, they rob the place Q
--ilay hold 81 81 and. with horrible curses lin
lilo the owners that. they. may he .tbankf,,