, 1874-03-23
NEBRASKA.


Indian Trotlbles-A HAurtlors
Special Correspondents Of The Chicago 7Ftoune+
0HNoA, Neb,. March u, 1874.
Throe mon we're trapping in Boone County,
short distance from their families. Tho other
morning fiyo Indians came to their cabin aud
tried to pass of for Bioux but tho men ,nado
thou, own that they woto PawnocB aud gavc tlom
something to cat, aud thoy went of. Two Of tho
men wont to attond to their traps. Tho 1nliauB
came camo back. and shot tho man through tho
l,oad WHO WAS attending tho cabin. These pets
Of the Govornmout took all Of his clothing of
aud stood him up In tho nnd Of the cabin. Tho
Indians also took all Of tho blankets and furs.
Tho nun that WIS killed leaves wife and tivo
Children. His nano is Tarlton. Tho pets stole
aome horsos, aud went into Antelope County,
Just short distance; and here tley used tho
scalping-knifo on two moro of our citizens.
Our papors do not print tho6o outragos.
aud 60 NO have to appeal to Tue TRIBUNE for
space to narrato them, Tho citizens Of Boone
County havo organized into body, mud pre-
parod to k,ll any Iudinn tllat comes into the
county. These pawnoos will not bo Bnared.
will givo you tho cause Of all the Indian
trouble, and where tho ulismauagement was.
Last summer, tho Pawnees went on their hunt.
1t had bocn customary to send a white man with
them. on such occasions, to SOC that they did not
get into trouble, or commit any doprodatiuns.
4 WY qaual to employ an expolt Tue one tnnt M !;
The last ono that filed this place waB youth
TINT had boon bore but short time. Hc did not
know anything nbout the country, and 1,oycr saw
q buffalo before lo went oil this hunt. There
.wore plenty Of good mon who could have boon
Ind to 80 on this hunt; but TINT youth was
fnvorito Of tho Agent. He received 9lo0 o
month for Ills uorvlcos. The result Of this huut
was, that 100 Of tho nobIo rod men were
killed, ind they lost all Of their labor that
waH performed on the hunt. ALL Of their prop
erty was left Oh the battlot:old until il was worth
loss. Tho Agent went to work, aud got 3l5,0 ,000
for them from the Sioux Indians auiluitics.
This caused torrihlo dissatisfaction among the
Sioux, and The result has been, aB wo oil know,
continual row. Thero would bo as much Henso
III our sending men to China to teach John
Chinaman his own language, as there is III CIV
Ing Quakers charge OF the lndinne:
Tl,oro haB been horrible murder on Taylor
Crock. in Colfax County, this State. Wo laarn
from a1r. Frank Eiler tho following particulars:
Two brotlora,-Iohn and Potor Hclnos.-wlso
reside OIL TAYLOR Crock. about fourteen miles
night, between aud 8 o'clock. Tho older
brother, John, was killed, and the other 10 beaten
that he will probably not recover. Tho latter.
after coming to consciouanosB, Walked from his
house to Mr. Ellar's. about q fourth Of q milo
md informed him Of tho affair: Alr. Filler went
with two neighbors,- Lichta and Michael
scllasser,-and found tho murdered man lying
upon q bed, with his hoal boaton almost to d
| jelly. Tho murdererB 1tsed clubs. Tlley came
u upon tho brothors while thoy wpro outing sup
por, aud immediately commenced beat.ng thom.
Tho brothers told them to take anything they
wished, but to sparo their lives. Thoro was
| about $50 in the house: but it Is not yet known
| whether 1t was taken or not. Two roVolvors are
! insisting. +. DufF1s.