The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-24

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the lega. The Indians were In a terribl,
rage. went 10 Some of them ,bSt ~ yos, ,,',s
in Inc ravinr. thev tnI5 mo ,n 80 ~ W ~
main bndv or thoy vyould lii mo 70. ro,
comipg bpiorn ibe ntt.cL Sss ,,,aJ. a.
While Was standing tbcre I rscs;raJ 90, |,
shot inst above INV belt nntt;rg tbron,I
nv cloths to the akin snme siv ;ncbs,
across The Indians with whom 'T,,s, i ~s.
talkiup. lived with me NJ U,rmonv. I ,v.,
nm Indian inrmsr. ,Lev ,oIJ mo i 10, +,
danger and 10 20 down int ,ho .",;no
said II wns imnossibI" ior H mo % to jo 20 49, 49,
thing ,baTc Mi Ssre No, - Sor,,,,o o
In tLe cor1,, ~ a. tho n,,,;S,-..,, ,.i,hS,,
endanrcr;ng INV lie mnnr,oI IL" ~,
borsr and rods son,b 10 mso, Cari
Schnr,,, / ,ravele1 IN m;lss ,nJ .,on~"j
ON tho Megotz IN bsit nv animal. MIN az ih",s
wss yooJ grnss and ,pg,cr. I LaJ -oJa !,
over 40 miles wjthnnt as,ir, NJ J,;nt.;,r
This Il III. njccc ,yLoro Tobe,, ,ra, h;, as'
aassInation Ahont ounsot / ,a,s snLvs, a.,
and some 10 or IL whit. mos .nJ aLo,, y,
I5O indians. wa canned. dnrin, M The ,r; r;oS,
the Indians lett Ior ibe Meadows "a.
ported IN the men what had ,SLon rI,oo
Thev attached tho sm;yran,s "".;n sbont
ann risc tbo rey, m5rr;rc Sb;ol' No.
Tuesdav and had ons Of ,,cr nnwbas I
kiIIod md sever,I ,ynrndoJ Nv, .onoEoj
the Me,dnwg ,bon, :" A.. on I,a
rny wo moi , smaIl h,nJ oiTnj;.u" ,.;T'
sn,1. o;,h,aon 49, ,wont, hoaJ "i.., M
nnn "a ,bs Jnd;an%. % $50! ,,nnndnJ a VI Gs'.ie, tE,
ahe,iios' E @ ,,a,. t"ia ~, We" nv "Su'su I.'I;' :" tIe
nnos,snad ~ a.:, 70" y; 49, o';a"ts ~ as"n, VIZ Wei
a"s;,,,r, 80, -. a"as ~ ao,i,o
,."h "" W. =. ~ 1"I apt4u6' VIZ
-" ,L wv '''''u, W ii''''H, ~. A'i'ons
Wtotl " "elu I'M M "9u"'ie, 1u!e's, the
holue's N',u I1'il tuullns f i weLe 10 hlgu
..I a.a.I y. sTI..s''e'' t ',is! i,aN N''ieu many
Slttiu @ anu norSes pelpnsll'g 70 inc COM
pauli counted .s Sky ileAH i.Ii hsIr snelF en-
cAlh plient tlat the{ Iau kliieu III re-
Ienge toI 'hu wEHnaing tH 2Igi o. their men Oy
''ie W tI 'tA's'ISs ~ SS'Ts Iial'uii, pLotHet
VI '1Nuo IAItioItu' smut sueeeTuyI .,S. III
set'ihs liie ihIlais 70 uesls' irul rs; AlIllng
m any tHoIe 'iS. s.oeh 'iial nlgnt. ihe Tonipa-
ny ot enisF ~ Fah's nau sofrAle' I al 'heir
wagons .Dut Que loF pctleF Ielehse' lllS
e1lrAi p was aoou' one huhuseI yards
nDoNe tne sprlnsi lhlS thGy uiI 10 eet
I,j Iway tr3n 3 sne raVlne % souIh' thc petIer 70
HeteHu themselves At'aehS were Hi"ue
rom Ihe soulh raVine ana from
Tue rocSs on lhe We"t' Inc attack was
renewed that hleht ny tue Indians IN
sp''e ,1I 1i al Ihat we could DO TO prevent
II. ~ Mheh ,,! ~ !he at!acN commenced uScaF
lialhOi''l, "h'' l9uhs ana an HySeIl start
W " 90 ~ ailI lhu'n,is' l,i Nhen opposite
tlle , c2LFA, M H'i 'he hor'p lhg piiiieIS came
arounu US III aslower IKE haIi' we had
,i. Two Luuians lI win US 10 pllot US, anu they
l. InteN 'henlselyes nisL, iiat on lhe ground 10
,lo'9't themselves irotn the Uiiiiets' l
SLoou erect ana asked my fAtner IN
ileaEe'l 70 pro1eGl me from inc missiles oi
ueu'h atu eUaoie me 10 ieact Tue 4hai'
ans ans ohI 9aii PHsseu Sla, tnFous9 my nal
anu 'He mar el my heou' ana anothef
.nti! .nloIsn ~! s"irr, ri sTALlns my arm near
Ine I', snoulueF. Ahe hiuepus yells oi Tue
tt: inGiIns e9nulenceu, anu lnc cIies cries, anu
SllrlekS oi the wotIclt ana chiluteh SO
OVgFGaIne iIi,i ,ns tlat l iorg9t my uahget
anu ~ rushsu 't througii 'he hre 10 Tue IN,
ula,s hiI anu pieau WIN tlehi 70 aeSiS''
lolG tnelil t'ie ''fGaS ?plFI' Woulu DC InSry
WIN v, mem nor iof kiilihs women ahu litlle
',l, cnll95eh' 1hey Iotu iile 10 leaNe or they
wotliu serve y me lHe me- same way ana ihat
! was wa: i NOT lhelr itlenu, nu' the ltiehu OF
IiJ tHJiF . enemies' la anat was 4 SqnhS, ah9
% ,ha, T' onMS % W, Wv, oa, hio1hI VI n'aSS ,h n1a
CRYING like a baby and called me = cTS.
baby. and by that name nm known bv
all the Indians 10 This day. | owe nv
lie ON that occasion 10 Oscar Hamblin.
who was a missionary with the indians
and had much influence with the Santa
Clara Indians. Thev were the ones who
wanted to kill me, Hamblip shamed
them, and called them dogs and wolves
for wanting to shed the blood Of their
father imvseln, who had led and clothed
them. We finally prevailed on them 10
return to camp. where we would hold a
consultation. would send for biz can.
tains to come and talk, We told them
they had punished the emigrants enough.
and NAV be they had killed nearly ali of
them, We told them BIshop. Dame and
President HaiRht would come and. maybe
they would give them part of the cattle
and let the company 70 with the teams
In this wav we reconciled them 10
suspend hostilities ior the present. The
two men that had been with Hambiin
,nJ ,,,y.oIf Al, n,.lt kaF.. :l IL