The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
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GREAT SALT LAKE Cnr, April 20, 1900
NJ Indians HOsllesome in Tie T.7Tsory-A1acss". a.
Csaseu-Deparsrs Of kt'.. onariss Eastern anc Hesera
Obmmoce, g., de-
DR. sorney' ID Superintendent. of Indian Affairs In this
errisory, . expected here ~ next mail Hh arrival
msf-I C., vLe government pays am aver aeeen' -
Ny Tor alter ding to Indian Affairs out here ana e
resent raoment IN well that be shouia No
hs post There IA q pretty fair prospect
T yubls with the redskins throughout me |
cry DRY, and knowing nobody who has, ae'
Dr. ding 10 report, made them such fair and nne
omses "a he hss DONE think very proper that he
houh come in Tor OF the 1ghting-should there
- any AZ the Superintendent is 30 near us VIII In
nre noth 70 the subject Of past Indian affairs res
sue long err. Mr.. Forney, fresh from washington, may
u able 70 explain great deal that needs explanation
Eo1 IRONS without prejudicng the subject, may be
aid hat the Indians are very ugly. Their ugliness
YER where IL not the result Of big talk or compact
OK themselves tho nAtura consequence Of some
o. Iy neglect This evident from the feet that every
ne Affected and every tribe and every Indian makes
ke same oomplaint-negect The Superintendent has
Been absent from the Territory upwards Of six
months. The Governor has represented him In
way or other; but, as ! learn, very re-
essicted the disbursement department. Accordingly,
when Indians have come from the North and SCOTIA sna
Es and West Also they have been thing bat satisfied
plug OF tobacco and some meat and crackers The
Governor should suppose has gone as far as The super
left memoranda and 10 some oases has added
some flannel shirts 70 the visiting Indians out 81 THIS
amounts 70 very little In some report think thai have
noticed appropriation Of SIS oo0for Indian purposes
SAs Territory aught OF this sum appropriated 70 do
fayng expensive equipages from here 70 the ses anu
shs other eoetefas on, There is Mr. Rogers, Sub
sGent, deputy something else, In this city what ne
but ,s The vulgar public help kno wng-hst
he trace OF being greatly burthened with the Ia
sS about Of G s% Brushed up ana soene Se Is
- oftep--and great deal moro sohanging about the
main street Of THIS city o, sporting about uns Ian css
Of the ores The other agent some where out OF
sight, but makes little difference where he y, or where
any BODY else ia certain amount OF money yearly ap-
psspraied Indian purposes an the money must be
spen that al thai be said Of most things under
since the snow began 70 melt, and passages the
mountains could be attempted the various tribes have
been sending In deputalons 10 the Superintendent
Receiving but scanty presents from
Governor they have retained dissatisfied, and attacked
Ne settlers Wherever they could conveniently. They
nave stolen considerable number horses, ked cattle
the range and have made desperate attacks seve
1sS rso % dns
niles the Weber river and brought him near enough
M ass moments Miles had gene 70 the range south Of TIE
sns ssf miles south wcs OF Bishop Kay's he three
Indians riding fur,ousy towards him They attempted to
ride over him, and cured him In broken English. 0ae
q shem had bow and twelve arro~s ami the other
lad each large club With an Iron spike 10 one end
me- nrst his nj Nj eight Of which
sssk eject woundng him In the side and bacE and
also the collar bone The other t~o then fell upon
Ain with their clubs, OF which fell out OF the
had Of the Indian the time the spike
e It. Niles then seized the club and defended himself
ether indian, Unt the spike Of tue cub
ne Indians then pus whips 70 their horss - and He'd
ssL nnu sDs .ns FOR ne asgns VINO deed hs
vsunds which, though severe are not consdered mortal
From the entc OF the excitement be was not able 70 give
al he hls
and also the cub-the latter about four feet long
n and half inches thick painted with blood ana
h end liked piece OF buckskin with lock OF hu
hair attached 70 IL
General West, l. Brother West, Bishop OF the settle
nsnt immed atey hearing Of the Affair got up
psny red the range the side OF The Weber but
Ae Indians had concealed themselves, and during the
nah, made their escape. Reports OF other attacks and
While on the subject Of Indiana and Indian agency,
81 mountAineers Ipdian agents and suporpsend
DO change be than the present cass OF appon
sess bnt there be change st all earnestly 10 be
Aspsd that the adminsS.ton will give the su,s their
best attention. Mountains may be goof hunters
whom ,bey trade, bu, IL Goes rot follo~ TIA, tina,
hnusnoe would be properly used The present "nephe
sfmy uncle claims Tor appointment, mere and ,ners may
soul for the bcsness The only rational appoint
.enss thai which the people can control Where their
Interests and their nj stake they viii tina,
sppop,ee Of their own docs his duty A.hs, who c.a
sve superin,ender, Torney and his sgensf N,ooiy AZ
sAs peopipg OF the West an important subject s 70
- hoped that the lives and property OF settlers will be
sAksn into consideration.
BY she last mall very catering Letter received on
M progrcn Of Mormonism In Scandinavia Daring tue
s.edep, and 1853 In Norway. Tue NILSSON represent
e. numbering las branches Tie totai number OF mem
s., mssg sosi o. asa Tn. .idoa o the Nor
non gdom has been accomplished entirely through
sAs native elders AZ The fuss 10 1881 :. me utsh elders
exhibition Scandinavia seems 10 be ., present the only
fruitful Geld for an ncre..e Of asapss That nisnon
year The letter from which take these items represents
Aai "the Saints in general are Increasing 10 faith and
% every requirement and very anxious 10 gather
wAh The people Of God 10 Lion"
rnnGHuSo rRos rs E,sr.
Heretofore the hornons have nude extensive pur-
shsses Of cattle In Missouri and Iowa, aad Of wagons In
ysss parsha.s has s.s,asy rasd the pSos OF c.ttle
ns frontiers u they have attained "uneoosccnaele
ssss esspponimsni in Their eipsc,sa'ons, 8 under
Sand very large OF train vii leave here on the nrs. Of
ssps me entrance q II. any there ". every iadaSs
nent 10 make large purchases q horned cattle In the
.dsa sSous ,-cs he Price on ss srs hsrs
bst II 10 reversed. Cattle are not worth more
her, h,a ne half Of ss Ss' S for ' s,a
DAY Tuesday next y expected 70 bring In .
hrre smoon, Of mssn1ery ,or 'as en,s-pa, ',r
agent and nov merchant 90 his o~n accoq7i, len here
two weeks ago for the purpoee Of purehssns eotsoa
40 10 % he present. m. siso coo have BEN eIpend
ex n the purchasing ffeeht,ne Of paper alone and
NAT quanugy had be sparoely used 70 where
vss Absolutely Necessary NE material for the mana
fAcsure Of paper here, and 20 also the mechanics N
make Once made rbelisve, 10 "a csca aiei 10 es,ab
nsn newspapers 10 me large settlements, 10 publish ma
here and uniform school books OF every tsscrp
non The Dsseres alphabet You mar then ex occs
aperecs food Of kormonxm rolling down upon you from
ahsee mountains.
oluroRsu oryrsuo ryDrcrrUr 10 xsso,ASrs
N bysonc years the greater portion OF msrcn snd1e
imported mo ths rerrory osms ron instead OF
hem the hs % II .he prssen. time The Mormons ouna
arrive there, and returned With merchandise In mule
rans The cattle required IN the Golden STATE are
sapphed from other quarsrs and for years Nor
sendom has ceased their supply and consequent par-
shAses
Anticipating great demands from this market the San
Frsne so houses made very extensive purchases last
yeaf, which I've dead and heavy their hands per
- repressntng himself n here the present
time and taks oonhseuy q drawing business from the
kAea He states hai r. plated TO freight soofs
~ sailing vessels from Frsnc.co 10 The mouth OF ths
Cocrsdo, and then up he river hsh, drsusht steam
10 the s~>irodoro, as miles from this CITY
Tnk. he 10 " be attempted forthvuh Frcssh,,n,