The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-12

s,frAl TflfcaAns 70 TIM NV yo,r fa.ls.

indian Troubles In the Territory The pr~~pa
Attcstios or Government Demandoa-Fh.
Indians Compelled 10 KIN the stock a
settlers "a Prsvcns starvation CoIlIsious
and Biood.hed-Thc Depredators Ds~asa
biood for Bio0d-The Oasbread of uSsaila-
urs Would Involve all tho Tribes ~Rasiens
20 U" ISSUED Ia thc Starving Indians. d1c.
WAsaIssroS, Oct H. 1893
hnAAh husin IN Mcv Mexico assuming very scr.
oua Phase anu demand tho prompt attention Of The
so'e'hmshl Intelligence received from that section OF
Tue country BY tho Commissioner Of Indian AnArs indl-
es 40 oulpfeas among inc tnhes located that
'o'y, snA u nos arrested Al once, vii lead savage
ana aesaaA'lng infian var and an expenditure or
many millions Of doliafs Tue present dincu,tle,
we're originated by Inc Utah ,nbe aud ns many
branehe1 VI. vs. u n Army Acting Governor OF
New hexico, writes tho Conmlaiousr an aocoun, AZ
tho manner ia which .hese troubles commenced From
his report appears thai tho Indians in tia, region Ar.
IN starving condition. especially tie Utes and Apsohoa
Came has entirely disappeared nom their country and
they actually compelled 10 XIII tho stock Of tho ss
Tiers or stsrye 70 death by thus committing depredA
Iona ON the cattle and sheep they into collision
with the people Already blood has been she'd and an
Intensely bitter feeling On the part OF the Indians ia man
lrsted.
capoie Utah Indian. son n-law Of KAneaiohe, Chief
81 the Utah and IcarA Apaches Of the Cmaron agency,
went 70 runche and asked for sheep quarrel
between the Indian aud The Aerican farmer II.
which resulted In tho death OF tho Indian al tho hands
81 ne Mexican This aroused tho several Indian bands
and they proceeded 10 The haxlcan's rancho 10
Kin him, bat no had taken Scfugc in For Union Tho
Indians assembled at thedou and demanded blood for
blood General Cafel.n, who commanded tho fort
refused 10 give tho NEican up Mr. Army and Colonel
Pfcncr, the rcsacsi az General Carleton, INTO
the mountains y confer With the Indiana They
by about rair,y rais and Apachss, including tho
chiefs and t,cg their testimony rsfcrrncc tho k
ing u tho Clpo,s Ute Indian was evident thai
thai the ts---y vas not of character to convict tho
Me- 1se,' I'd y he were acquitted ID, Indians
"ouid mosi probably COMA ho.tu,ie. .c,,,x. IN.
settlements As tsycrai nundreu $50. - ..-
were within Tow niles o. Mora DENIAL 80, -
blood. hr Amy believed that under thess -.
stances i vas best 10 prccrastinaie, and rs.- .
tbs point that the Indian killed wan only
relation VI the aopanhs band by marriage but wac
blood rc1uon OF the Capote banda and according Ia
their casf6 TIE blood relations should be hra fAtnnod
and therefore no sostlrmeut could be- made until tho
brothers q tho deceased we're brought 70 kanla Ft ian
Pablo head chief or tho Ioarla Aschcs agreed camp
he band the Cimarron and Tsn,a n quiet until abe
rlyal d tho dead Indians BROTHER 1ha delay viii give
about one month"; time. daring which tho military Dom.
mhndnr OF TIE district can dispose o. h forocs ~ In
hc pr AIRED tor outbreak that may cocur and give
,he Erciiyc iimc to arm volunteers ior homo prosso-
ilon The cbef kancatche hm placed himself In tho
banda u tho government hostage for tho good BE-
havipr ~ hm people pouding the ssar Of tho trial.
rIcs thsse a Tsbaws chie Utah Indian
killed nj Fort Garland and has resulted Ia Tho
nenteucnt OF hostiltics thrta Colonel Alexander had
severe skrnlsh with Them, IN which no loot one
and had tao wounded whn the Indians iast thirteen
litd aud several wounded roanei Alexander says
that be hal them well whipped bat exhausted his am
mnnauou.
General XII Carson states that ha has much dficuliy
10 prevent the Inauguration OF an Indian var. The
agent states that " bosiilcs fairly commenced all
the bands will be involved and together they
Yer between four and i've thousand warriors General
Carleton has sent troops into MS country, and thu art
Ing Governor bias several volunteer companies
snd Alter the trial Of tho Maxcanf bn found
sar al the mtaof the tsory will 10 called out Tho
military commander las given authority 70 tho agent 70
wsae ratioas 70 the Starving sdians 10 consist ~ half
pound q. mca, and half pound Of wheat hour par day
FOR eaoh aud CHILD They are, bowoysf, 10
b. made clearly und-rxAnd tina, the will su~iv
b. stopped 4 they commit depfsdaiions Tho 0snsvsi
shyafhe Indiana cannot be greatly blamed for steai
ug food they ret from thH Indian Depagssni and
they mast either Nil stock p~rsn We cannot make
upon people driven such sxtremitiss We havs
and now u \ y them for committing prcdstions solely
20 life cannot BE- JgSiihed W. have but steS
nRiisoenor 70 feed them lei tbrm IN tho peoples
stock Al the risl u collisions which viii lead 20 wa
on thr other hsnd the Indian Hu'oag V almost ~itbout
funds 10 feed the Earnrrns Indians the appfopfaboa
nihde f0f that purpose haf ns pros.d lnsnc~tt and 70
therefore unable % meet Tho large demands aao upon
" or assistance :"