The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05
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4 the hSssAJsE Ha6xelF have 6ssn ssksto
the Palouse, Spokane Columbie River,
wJaldJ Join tliJn, ma they Would cieS,
the whole country from lewiston to
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effect that Col. Perry met him At Cotton
& s s 2SES sG1 R ne IN.
dams are In force 1T Horseshoe Bend on
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The following forces are pow in the
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Leg 100; Thockmorton.1s5; others rs.
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All the force has gone to Salmon River,
except Eliots company, which has gone
up Snake River to head off any Umatillas
1 who may try to cross to join Joseph.
All salaries above 10 cents per hour, or
$50 per month, on thelLake Shore Rail-
road have been cut down ten per cent.
John Alfred Therlott, late of 235 West
Fourteenth Street, N. Y, Is the society
man" charged recently with robbing
those who made him their guest. Itturns
/ ont vnxux hat hnrlnff,a Oo, Adorr0a l.
tiles had good deal to do with his ad-
mission into the houses of the wealthy.
He has fed the city, but not before con-
Tossing his guilt.
A dispatch to Boise city says: 1.-THE
position of the hostiles on Salmon
river isIone of great natural strepgth, in
which win be able to occu "a at.
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The Indian camp on Salmon River Is
about 200 miles from Boise City. The
place Is rough and mountainous in the
extreme, full Of strongholds, with which
| the Indians are perfectly familiar. There
| is danger that while attention Is being di-
rected to one position on the Salmon, and
all the forces are sent In that direction,
disaffected Indians who have not yet
joined the hostile camps may open the
game in other quarters.
SAN Francisco, June ga press dis
patch to Portland says that Col. Wood
has just received the following dispatch
from Gen. Howard, dated at the front,
June n, S:45 a m:
ave have overtaken Joseph, who Is
well posted at the mouth Of 2AA White
Bird Creek. Chief White Hid is in
charge Of the entire united bands. Joseph
Is the lighting chief The Indians aie
bold and waiting for US to engage them.
Lieut.. Trumbull and volunteers are at
Slate Creek. Our headquarters tonight
will be at the mouth of White Bird Creek.
Most Of our dead found, seventeen have
been buried. The rains are very trouble
some roads and trails bad. The troops
are In the best spirits"
IRON CoMAs PRAIRIE.
A special correspondent of the Cali
forpie Associated PresS sends the follow
1fhg {isp} tc8 dale& all CaIbH AZ FOhas
prize, J6n121 : Il ss1Ol 4
We marched from Mount Idaho to this
place Monday afternoon, distance Of
noisance in force, leaving strong guard
Of Col. Perry's ist5 battle with the In
djaps, Pd found and buried twenty
/!vHfA @AdeH ko]k ief which issyes |
six Nnndl Lieut.. Tel
ler's body has not yet been found. Those
decomposition as TO be unrecognizable.
'fhe Ifiiiaffs.. M0GR Or the bodies were
scalped. We found and brought into
y&m1 Mangel, fp0 " Nh AttPrs, report
ed dead after the massacre on Salmon
Riyer, He is. wounded in two places,
and wss slhaoetstarved.
.,.,HonRIpLF ATROCITIES.
TIE number Of murders thus far sscer-
tsEtained, show one woman, two children |
and fiNeeg men, IN addition tothet thirty
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details Of the murders are horrible fWtAe
extreme. There are several wonensa q 4
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psan1ed hHHD 81 fdi5ihos petrages. The |
reconnaissance discovered indiana ,en,lI
camped across Salmon River, About.
s~sass IT, 8 s5Gs
200 wsrrieus Nhay have no lodges WIN |
them, but large amount Of stock visible |
a' rs eSaS sr SCI 81 the most wildshd
rueg0Sd chsraetsR, presipttbuS mountains |
md cenyons fendefflig ~ extremely |
dimr q for troop " trsveL added to
assns sssssslss Heavy and soa araiaa aus
unese1mpunsble.a 81 BOA .issssJ "a
"a ~, -, -. bst S . e DE- Harvard and
Yale Grewss thel = srvard' crew wOn.s y l
., Sshscrtpt iors fnr tie sew. Per cents |
"a ~" 49, ~ .s,c.t ~ Xxx
QQ0. 6f Which 3700,qO0 were taken shy. II
~ fskn - and Sboo. 900 by The New
York Savings Bank, ~sA ae,f -A'7ytt
from III Ia TSfR custom tom house,. icS
are clerks, about 90 inspectors, and the'I
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Co., srspcsls. hon sss- al. m,hs IN
tbe United State, szcsRt QsrSh City,
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