Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-30

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creek and Elk city miners have either
come in or are forted, waiting arms, etc.
at Mt. Idaho.
June l9.-Lew Day died of his wound
at one o'clock A. NJ; buried today at Ma
| sonic grounds. The other wounded are
| carefully cared for by the women of Mt.
Idaho. Benson's, Lewis and Pettigrew's
pack trains are safe in from the noun
tains. Mt. Idaho is well fortified. Rene
gades are joining the hOstiles. Scouts re-
port the following houses on the prairie
and hill plundcred Of everything valuable
to wit: H. johnson, Jarrett, Overman,
Byron, Heshagen, Rodman. Remington,
Chapman, Benoy, and Crowsdale. Wat
sons house and Johnson's barn are burned.
The settlers did not provoke the out
break, but the Indians and War Depart
ments gave the offense in their management
the reservation. The Salmon Rivers, Jo-
seph's band and other renegades precipita-
ted the outbreak.
Geo. Popham has just got in from White
Bird. He witnessed the first attack on
Salmon river and much Of the fight be.
tween the Indians and soldiers on Sunday
morning. The following is his statement,
verbatim, as taken down by Mr.. Brown.
was stopping at Jack Manuel's, my
son-in-law's, since last fall. The first
alarm we had was on Thursday about
noon, when We saw three Indians go past.
Soon after Mr.. Baker and truth came to
Manuels and told us that the three H.
dams just passed had shot Sam Benedict
in the legs. Mr.. Baker wanted TO come
to the prairie and inform the people, but
them to leave. Mr.. Baker went home,
and in q short time returned with Pat.
Price. and intended to come to Mount
Idaho. They had only gone a short dis.
lance when they saw tie Indians csming.
Baker, Manuel, wife and children started
to 60 down to Bakers house; had got but
short way when they were surrounded
by the Indians, about 20 in number. They
killed Baker and Manuel. Mrs Manuel
fell from her horse and they ravished her.
The little girls arm was broken and the
baby boy was killed. Mrs. Manuel got
back to the house and the Indians told
her that If Price and herself would give
up all the arms and ammunition we had
they would not kill US. We gave up q
Henry rifle and shotgun. We kept &c.
GREETED that night and Friday night. On
Saturday, at about II A. NJ, the Indians
to the brush and stayed all night. I also
took TO the timber on Sunday morning.
They burned the house, and Mrs. Manuel
and child were burned in IT, The Indians
were all camped on the creek, the squaws
below. About daylight the fight com.
menced between the Indians and soldiers.
and continued about one hour, when the
troops fell back and / saw no more of
them. The Indians told me they were 20.
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q large band of cattle and had q great
horses Belonging to settlers. Indians told
me they had sent message up the Snake
river and that thsre was large lot Of In
dians who would Join them, and that
they had plenty Of good guns: thaf they
would kill and capture all the country
about Weiser. Psyefie and Boise valley.
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