, 1874-06-30

Dispatch OF Tro0ps.-Tis0 OutraEes ut
Nfedlctne Lodges

nfcdlctac Lodge.
From The Letrsntcorth tFan.> Ti,nes, june 2s.
can,e up last night on special train from St.
Louis. Thron cou1panioa left Ka1laas City for
Forts Wallace and Lyon, On tho Huuaaa PaciAo.
Tho others will 70 to tho scat Of tug 1udinn
Roud, and aro detailed as follows: Two compa-
MICS to Fort Larned, two to Fort Dodge, and
three to Camp Supply. This regiment rolicvea
tue Third. md conleB from Louisiana. Col.
good spirits, and will give tho redskins lively
game should thoy run acroHs them.
The following particulars in regard to tho re-
cont Indian ontfageB at Medicine Lodge, in
Barbour County, caine to land by nnil yoatcr-
place, gives the following particulars:
On tic 10th inst. bnnd of Cheyenne Indians
mado raid OIL Kiowa, In Barbour County, and
captuted tAroo horses. Over forty shuts woro
exchanged bntweon tho In1in,1s and tho owners
Of tho stuck. After leaving KIowa they crossed
over to tho west ni]o Of Modieino Lolgo, where
,hoy ca1no upon Mr. J. Martin and Mr. Cauala,
who were clopplnE coaar posts. The 1nuians
II - n9ne n9s s ssnr m G bs At @ S T. and nd S STs
mud fired, the first shut taking effect In Martins
Iland, and paLhed through tho back OF iis hand,
ax-handio and fingers. Tho Becona shot entered
his back aud passed through hH brcnst. kllng
him. it III supposed, instantly, NJ he fe}l near tho
spit where ho was chopping.
It Heon,B TINT Mr.. Cai1nin WaB ut work on tho
top Of the same tree when the Indians iirotl. and
not knowing their. position. mud being no doubt
them, wns shot through tho hoat md fell nhout
thirty fcot from whero lie was chopptng. Dotl
Sfattin and Canala wore found sca[ped two days
! later. THO samn day Mr.. 1llmcs who hold
town. whore lie Ind loft his family, mid was sur
prised by tue Intianet who wero lying In ambush,
| Mrs. Garlanllouge saw Hines killed, aud Hays
seven SHOTS werc aroj two OF wlic1, took effect,
| ono passing through the shouldor-blado aud tho
wards: Mr: Hines was aea!pod, his horses and
| portion Of his clothing taken. nlld llnrness cut
to pioces Our informant, h1r. Sheldon. and
othors loft the acene OF ehoso outrages Oh satur-
1 day last and all nro Of tho opinion that other
| PARTIES who aro nov missing have fallen victims
| tu thcaB butchoYB.
Tie eloyon Indians wl1o porpotratcd these ut,t-
raSes were seon'at Kiowa, ana the ton settlers
followed thom to q westerly direction and woro
last heard from at the Aead of Bear Creek. In
tome exoitomont prevails, aud 1t IL reported thn4
several citizeus Of Sun City arc missing. Several
families havo been brought to Hutchson for
protection, fourteen families in ali layiug left
| aud Hines both hare ANAL families, and one Of
the grlof-strlcken wives, Mrs. limos, il do
ranged. Doth arrived hero Monday.
Mo also learn from Mus. j. D. Miles (wifo Of
lndlan Agent Miles at Cheyeuno Agency TINT
tho Arrapahoes have for Aome timo boeu pcacca-
bly, disposed, TINT thoy hnye their lodges all
around tLn Agency, nnd that Powtlor-Faco Linn
solr told Mrs. Alllos n low days ago to toll tho
white people east that tho white people at tho
Agency belonged to him, aud tint lie would see
that they wero protected. On tho other haud
tho CLoyennes nave been assuming throatou-
lug attitude, 60 much Mt lust as to causo alarm
on tho part OF Mr. Miles, tho Agent Mt Ohoy-
onne who wrote n few weekH ago to Suporin-
tend0nt Hong, at Lawrence, atld also to tho III
dim CUmmlsBionor ut Washington, informing
them Of tho true condition OF aifairs, and asking
for moro troops for protection, still hls rtqnesr
presont m dicaity can BE- tracaa to rho 1 presonee res
Of whisky y.nn,ugglers aud horsothioycs III tho
nation, and to the fact that son Of Little lopo,
tho Arrapahoo Chief, was Slot aud his body
mutilatcd, somo tlmo last spring.