Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-19
Ike Indians.

Territory, says 1.-THE Indians have killed
three men and girl on Cow Cree. Ola
Salty, Spokane chief, says he believes that
fifty of bis warriors have gone to join Joseph's
band; they are beyond his control. Colonel
Green, with his column, has reached Little Sal.
mon River from the south. A messenger from
'Smookhalla' and Spokane jerry nou.realy
| Spokane chiefs, announce their desire to remain
| friendly and 90 on a reservation, provided one
is set apart for them and food furnished 10. Tin.
| wloter."
| \ dispatch from Green River, Wyomiug
| Territory, says Captain 1. }. Gregg returned
from General Sheridan camp yesterday. Tie
camp is at the foot Of Cloud Peak, in the Big
Horn Mountains, distant from Camp Sal!ta.cl;
Two hundred aud eight miles. There are ro
lndians ia that part OF the Country. large
herds OF buffalo are TO he seen north OF Reart!
Crcek. General Sheridan party are all vel
! SAN FRANCISCO, july lS.-A dispatch 81
this date from Portland, Oregoa, give. ti.,.
statement of q. B. kryndaII, of lhe Slmc5i.
l1diau reservation, denying that any ii ilr
Indians have left the reservation to 20 uu the
war path, and showing that Chief "Mo-cs' l.
now going around among them ur.a: th'm to
refrain from hoslllitirs There i, 10 iL iua
ton visible among the Indians TO break lI.r
peace Major Counoyer, III" agent It h.
| Umatilla reservation, whites that III addition t.
the G29 Indians previously On tn. :c.crv.l!rn
| POO renegades have cone III 10 settle. HE II
dams are friendly to settlers Int mof?c AZ" ii
| loved 70 leave the reservation wliEnut IrF;;t
The CayuscS are mostly vel! If, Int tie Wal.
| WaIla aud lImatilias are very peer, anG, hcns
lebarred from leaving the reservation % .stI.:
roots and berries, are somewhat uoca,y ah,u.
their prospects. Conuoyer says II the lnIi4u ~
does not end shortly, he will procure h'ri tr
the needy reservation Indians 1t hi own -
| pcpse, trusting TO the Government t. rr'injD:r-.
him. 1t is reported that "Ghoma>' AID ltls
teen other Indians, on the Junken river, i.
sire TO come IN upon tho rtScrVailii,, but tl4..
been told that they cannot do 81. tuUanyr.
expresses regret that they should be- ;, Ill,.a
formed as il vii be likely to Undue. them l.
| jlin The hoStllcs.
\ special dispatch from = rromio""' m.r
chant at Umatia, dated to-day, say -'N.''.
Connoyer is raising brcrz? with our Coca.
bia river lndlans. a delegation "t tE' ia!.':.
came in to night from the mounta!u> "....
they had gone Tor berries and ganI", ash -.
that Conn0ycr had sent runners /" thrnr,
told them that II they did not com" u, t..
selva,ion lie would send soldiers AMI haE'
haultufcl. They ware much excited.
ING been ordered by their !ria', c'a-i.,ja, ..
about fifty men, 10 have Z TAX viii Il. a..
| come To an understanding We to-! it9;u IT,.
Connoyer had to obey his oricr- from Va.
inaten, which. We supposed, war2 10 have thrr'.
20 90 the reservation uatit III wlr >ho!lH "uI.
They said they had good h,ar> Ter IL l;'!..
that their fathers had lived aDl lial here. In.
they hated Counoycr ard his Indians A".'
long talk they SAID that on Sunday ~ ": H. ~
would come back And i've on tF'"l: rr'nai.
across Columbia, LHl would BOT - ~ he !.
s9reaion as they were H2t tA.att:!a ta!-"'.
but belonged 10 Sm0Ok hall, : haci, And ;i..'
they would behave themselves and IL a''.. l..
ilaus i; left alone By Connoyc1. Al w' "ar.
is for him TO let them 60 UNI! the i-.-.' Il "
on the war path are whipped, aud not is .r,l.
,rary action, force these indians, whom Il" 's'
no, have and never has la! 81 The J.
servaicn 10 take W arm> against u. ltls
of the delegates were here thirteen SEA.
aro and have lived here ever ,iut', "!a
20 agrut las undertaken Ia, Or c1uui, ta:c" them
to 60 on the reservation. and 20 try Il ia g..
now, when our soldiers cannot held tl.r "".
east oil Us is tad policy, a2I cndant"Gs OH !.y..
and property, whereas, Ii II w.r| "uen''.t
after We have whipped the ho>'ijcs hrCr won"
be no dagger 10 u ii forcing thr". t. - ..
the reservation.
4 dispac; dated kam..h, JAY l., s.y-.
After several day. q hard marcIin: AZ! g"
siderable severe skirmi>hins General owafi
couuo yesterday dc>lioyc! th!I Jo.cph
camp, burning ten; covers, tcroe tripods A''
ard approrr!a'lo2 the provisions, HN!"NHii'h
aud whatever else Their" rcmaihcl -: v.u' t.
the troops From the character o! To- 'NI
plies it was evidently JoscHh- ln;cnltyn T..
make long campaign. lie had s:cc;r'. 3. Ia.
I IN
advantages with rifle pitt \ cno >prlnE q"
water was ucar by, and plenty OF tr'u i"T III.
animals was growing IN the nelgh!arAooH.
| Having demolished tn" wi gwama, the c.'a!'
| made DISH after the Ind ans, who Were c:''--
| ing the river in TIE direction 81 the n.u.a.r
| beyond and succeeded in catching ;h"n} =. Is
mish before thew had ali cro:$.t. Ia" C.'n..
opened brisk G:e, which caused n" la!:'.
Scs.te- on tie opposite bank. SUDDEN; ,"'
| ralieI sad replied to our ire, She. /. 49,, !.
few minutes: Ono Of or srtI!!cryH'en "'.
wounded. Captain Whippl,S cavalry 80.
psny had narrow escape. Beng n A!ya...
IN the chsse some OF tho Indians allowed tn''.
30 get into NJ a,nhu:csde, whom they "Pen" '.
| Fortunately the sin OF the l"GIs.' w. N..'
| Wild snd the troops come ont uAhg7t:
The Indians have gone 10 The L'.o t's'; so.
leads into The buffalo country. .'oscph's hsn.
| led By Tahcohiooshuta, Slate t:cca chez "
very bad record. He has with MN num-
| Of strange non.Lresly hos.ItcS. A. hI' a..
and savage methods viii doulit!rS; ni! - "9 !.'''
him 81 bay. without food. or 81 !casI "ttn"", /.
| mcsns Of cooking anylhing. II ne hoIi' ="
| pass for few hours lie viii be crtrnp!"!, y.
Idaho volunteers arc coming down tn mo-.
! tain - join rs IN the pursuit.
] The shoe ns..u:sc.ury g! I. a. t"'."s' -
| west Marlboro, Mass rss burned .n.t ''S
Two-hun,.:ol hsads ar" Throw" ''.t g.! ''"'"
| maEt.
Tho house "f IjayiL G!svrs II 81. a., "...
| Springs, ncsr Wilmington ra- :'i'.a. Of: =.
| 40 collars in l.. ). bond a.. nIgh.
! The People, Bsik Of Nc-rit. /. b .
bed Of shout 5 u doIa;s III nl"t"" -. ''
dollars worth of bonds lsSt night.
Continuous effort impoverI-hr> 'hr t."
unless it BE kept pure hy sntaht io''i '.'
(Ylcn ner.ied) DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture"
| DIED.
At his residence, near SnttI5 iin!, .. u"
| Ia 10 lr,lu II