, 1875-07-24

their throasa cut I s4w n cAsno up to than
man kill Z young Rtfl. The man woro marched IN
doable Ole hr1t, than thrown in single hle, with
so1disrs s'ongnt6e~. Heard tie emikranta ootf-
graduating themselves on their safety from tho
indiana. A. Lat Iohn II. HiRbos came and or.
dared my squad u tito. Leo, Ike ths rsss' bad
firearms.
10 xxlaAAKB K8eA1Kh
6AW soldiers On l,osaoA to tAte en- ths wing
thoss who m: 8su man run: g." Bill
Stewart on horse 60 aftof and kt1l him
Saw gne wounded man beg tor ht.
life: Hlgbeo tus hia hsost. Tho ntn
:e I'D, s s'a1 9 ss O. @ sf 70 ,Gs o e Father e
tia little children As wont sh~ ia,ge
woman running toward Tho men cEyinR.. ny
husband my hnsblndI" noldler shot her in
tn back md she foil dead. An I ment on
found tbs wagons with ths wounded iii cut on
the ground aa4
7HE1R TunoArs CUT.
Went on aud found the children. Put thsm 10
wagon aud took them TO iIambiIn's hotlse. Saw
no more. Tho soldisrs dsperhed thea. Two
Of thn childron rero wounded aud ono diod
u HAmblin'a. think Ind to lcays them ttiere.
3fany of the noldiata wore from cnunttcs ancth.
whom didn't know. Next day aod Mccurdy
and ws toos ths ei1dfen to GsaA, ts cty tS.T
freight-hsin OF wagons NTH man living horn Ia
E%AYas now. / went to old Its. i1opains
aud told her 1 had tho c.,:ldron. sho
llastlsd round md gos plasna for thom: :, !
II. Afterwards I givs it to tsirkbeek.
hs having no obtldren. They were well .rs.ted,
l beliere. / got good plseos for thon where
thers wero few chi1dren.
Tho 1uestton Of allowing tho statements Of
co~oonspirAtors "a to tia dispohal OF
TIE xN1nRAH1s' raopEn71
after the n,asAacrt waa horo srE1ed for m
hour. 1hu Court hehl It admissible. During
torl5 said /. wm III attempt to fix
the crime On sonc oue eise. l.ee tn+
ing only 4" 6karo-teRd. :, haakin. for
the prosecution, replied that be wanted bnt tho
/ feared his roM chant would b. reached. This
caused \ decided sctsattor7 1t beng known that
Brigham Young WA meant,
rHR NEWS cAnnlEp TO BAinHAM Y0r1n.
| Witness resumed: After aevcral days, lIaiEht
cattle, and goods Of the emigrznts were, to got
thom and pnt lion In ths slshing-houre.
uaa to brand tro cattle, TOO. Fond
there John Wisa, and Hunter and Allen.
/ put tho goods in tho Church t!thin.-
tithing-otiice, and branded the cat.io WITH tho
| Church brand. = crosn. Leo *aa ih the collar
! with me-. and saw tho goods. HMght AMI fIighco
told mo council bad been hold, and Leo tlsWi-
tized to go to frosulent Dnghsm Young and 70
port all tho facts Of tho massacre. = Loo wrnt,
| and followed to attend tho confernorc Oct. 6,
:. Salt Lake City. Mot Leo. At s.it
Luke: and asked 1t ho had >, reported
particular" tbs samo day T., I.co. sud
Charley Hopkins cal'od on nigtl*m Young. He
thcre, In prraeuce OF them, said: "You have
charge Of tia. property In tho tiih'ng o'tlco'
Turn 1t over TO John y. Les. What yau kno:'
Of this say nothing Of il. bout talk Of It. even
among yourselves. Whon caeno homo bad tc
80 to tho Tayps lead mines to got ORC. When
rss gone Leo took tho property. had An n,ction,
and sold it on. 30 tIa,ght and 'Ilisbco told ms.
1fatght sold part OF tho properly 10 Hooper,
| ants f0NaNYRRtnN&J.
for boots aud naosa, There vorc 1ndlans at tha
rna.n1cro. THO hills worn pretty fnll Of tLo:n
They wo!o deputized to kill tho woncn. San
one Indian, Myack, cut a little hoys thrnst
1Ieari no effort to restrain tho Indians. Rcsera
Indians sero woundod, and three diod of thel
wounds, The Indians caulo hack TO Cedar
wbete lived. Ono "as called Bill and ona Tom
Doth wero c!liofs. sSaw aouae otngranta' propott,
jchns from the tithing office out Of th'
e1nisrants' plunder. l learned from Allen tia
Lee wAa t1te ono to Rtthor up tho Indians to at
tack cuiKrants. Talked With Lco about It kftor
ward. Lee was Indian Agent It Harmony. Th
Agent traded with Tho tribon, md tseuoi good
and ratiotn Of tho Government to tho 1ndians
t Tie Court he1e adjourned uatil =. m.
| sCENKs IN Counr.
| After to-day night aosslons arc to be hold.
II Tho Court warned tho cstixcms not to speak t
Arrest and punish s'lch osfonnc.
During the time Kilpgon Smith was teatifyine
giving Tho horrible dstaifs Of blood, tho Alf
! ponse vas terribly painful. Lee's square
fairly purple. Blsck aud lis wiyea ecarcel
hfeathud, straioing forward to catc1, each ayl!a
ble. The oxcltemont 10 town II ntonso.
Am prepared to htAto that Klingen Smith
story IN al material dethsfs IL tho eamo Is Leo
suppressed cnnfosAtou as TO tho massacre. King
en- Smith'A reputation hero is thht Of a nlnn O
truth. Ho could not DO iinps&chod, save b
! facts.