New-York tribune., 1873-05-05
INDIAN 1ROUBLES.
GEN. DAVIS AT THE LAVA BED-TIIE KILLED AND
WOUNDED THE LATE FIGHT

GEN. DAVIS AT THE LAVA BED-TITE KILLED AND
WOUNDED IN THE LATE Fight.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-There has been no
further movement OF troops in the Lava beds Gen. Davis
arrived at Gen. Gilem's headquarters Friday. The
following is the official report Of the killed. wounded and
missing in fight the Goth ult, received from
Assistantsurgeon c. Dewitt:
NAMES OF Tue KILLED-FIFTzRN
FrstIieut Albion Howe, Company A, 4th Artillery;
Firsf Lieut.. r. +. Wright, Company T., 18th Infantry
obD Ward. Company X an Ariiliery Priyate mra
Wallace Company X, 4 Artillery Private Joseph Rose
company A. h Artillery fyate VIM Boyo. Company liTrTI
Z, 18th Infantry; Private Thomas Howard. Company H.
18th Infantry ArGhcer John Parker. Company A. 4th
Artery Buglor Edward Moran, Company 4, 4th Artil-
Private John Lynch, Company II, lth Arery; Private
Frederick W. Gcib Company f, l2th Infantry.
NAMES OF THE wOUNDED-NINETEEN
Private James Broderick, Company a, 4th Artillery n
Iihe ball IN tho left thigh; a flesh wound Private
IN the finger and a flesh wound; Private James Nc
MILAN, Company A, 4tn Artillery, rife BAN in tue palm
OF right hand and tiesh wound Private John r.
Clifford Company X, An Artillery rife hall in the back
thgh, ne5h Mou'g corpora y M G James Noble, COMPANY
Private Charles Cuff Company l., 12tn Infantry rifle
ball in the hand ana fracture OF the finger bones; Ser
goant Martin Kennedy Company E. 1914 Infantry n rifle
which were removed; Private James F. Butler, Com,
pany f, 18th Infantry a rite ball ana both thighs
Private John II gglns, Cosnr h, ith Artillery, rifle
Private Francis IsUlla, Company X, 4h Artillery, rifle
ball IN LETT LEG, flesh wound Private George Eudewate
Company h. l2th Infantry, rife ball IN left hip, flesh
wound; Private WIN. McCOe, 4th Artillery, rins ball,
flesh wound; Private James Mclaughlin Co. X, Atm
Artillery ffie bail in left loot foot fractured. bail
rdgted; Sergeant August Brock Company A, 4th Artl
ery. rifle ball IN right and mouth First Sergeant
NJ Clinton Company T., 18th Infantry rifle ball. left leg
fractured Private William r. Benham. Company H. I2,n
Infantry, rifle ball. both arms, heel and back fractured,
several pie es OF bone removed Second Lieut.. George
". Harrls Company X, 4th Artillery, rne balls back
and nb, fth wound, BAH extracted Acting ssistant-
Surgeon Il. semg, rifle ball, night arm, hesh wound
left leg, ankle fractured, several pieces of bone
moved Private Kitchen. Company X, lst Cavalry, a
File bad n the night arm, flesh wound
NAMES OF IHE MssNG-ITR
Frst Lent a. CTanstoL. Company A, ith Artillery;
rye, nt Herman seehs Company y, an Artillery; Pri-
Nae James l.. Aiyin Company A, A,h ArtIlery COrpO-
raj llGs st. Clair Company T. 18th Infantry and Pri
yatc Michael Flynn, Company T. eth Infantry
FEARS or AN OUTBREAK IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcH
WASHINGTON, May 3-The Secretary of the
Interior Yesterday received the following telegram from
Gov. Ferry Of Washington Territory:
There are strong indications Of hostility among the
indians In this Territory. Enssaries from the MOdOcs
have probably visited them The ettlers have called
upon for arms there UOne ia the Territory. /
aW ait Instructions.
Tic Secretary replied that the Territory entitled 10
tie value of i2OO and that nc is ready send
800 stand OF H Observed however that the Gen
eral Government in way directs authorizes any
militia operations not instituted by It's order and under
its direction and control.
UTAH SETTLERS ALARMED.
SALT LAKE CITY, May Am application has
been TO the commander OF Camp Douglass for two
companies Of troops TO protect the settlers in San Pete
Valley, in Southern Utah. The Indians have assumed
threatening attitude and the settlers are greatly
ala utad