National Republican., 1877-07-21
END OF THE INDIAN WAR.
Chief JJoscph's Hand Demorarsed-surren-
dor Of Rcd Heart-Joseph and white bird
Roughly Handled.

Chief .Joscph's Hand Observation-Disclosures
dor Of Rcd Hssrt--Joseph and white bird
Roughly Handled.
BY Telegraph to THE REpvBLtcAS.
SAN Francisco, CAL, July 10.
dispatch from Portland, Oregon, Of this
date, says Capt J. q. Ainsworth received to-day
the following private dispatch from Capt Babbitt,
dated Fart lApwai,Juy la via walla Walls, the
Since the rough handling which Joseph and
White Bird received from Gen. Howard the war
seems virtually ended. The Indians were badly
snsSS SsH snS S.eTsSs ss s h
opinion aud quarreing among themselves, Small
parties are constantly breaking away nom The
main band ,, & aud coming in md srrenderns them.
From ,ne most reliable Information II Is certain
tnet the Indians have lost heavily. i have been
ordered here with Col Weeks for the purpose Of
for observation In the spokam country. Gov
Chadwick sent a dispatch today 10 the President
asking him to suspend the order recently issued "a
Major Connoyer, Indian agent, to gather the
Indians into the Umatla reservation. The lndian'
who are peaceful declare that they will fight II the
order Is carried into effect
ANOTHER DISPATCH FROM GEN. HOWARD.
The following special dispatch from General
has been received. on the 10th Red Heart, a Ne'
Perces chief, with sixteen warriors from Joseph,
aud LNnking Glass bands and twenty three womer
and ch llren, surrendered to Gtneinl Howard
They were made prisoners md were told that they
would be tired that murdercrs Of white men and
outraser Of women must be punished. Joseph
started for the buffalo country with other hostil,
chiefs. The prisoners had but two guns aud NJ
ammunition or supplies,
dercd got separated from Joseph, and were lei
without horses, arms nnd supplies and, therefore
were c,mpciled 10 surrender On Monday, th'
18th all the men that General Howard ccul'
mount wc'c sent In pursuit. of the fleeing hostilcs
They were about twcnty-fnur hours ahead Of tn
The ,ss, sss .S nG sS Eeta s,
had quarrcled. ard they would likely scparat
their forces. The following Is a list Of
THE KILLED
In the battles on lith and i?th near Clear Water
! James A. Workman, Sergeant, company A, Charlie
MnrgnGrd corporal, company 4. and Charles
MnunnndDn private company r. fourth nrtllcr,
/ Juan Potcr private c0mnnny L, Mayer COhet
] private. cnm'miy A, and Fred Sannaycr, privnt,
! company y, 'lrSt cavalry Joseph Day!e, cnrpom
| company ]. E.s1n Complcon, private, company
John Hcintan drummer, company, !: Wm. Hutch
SS bnSS %ST HsY%v wEk1r SIs GSEy
The following is list Of
TIE WOUNDED.
! In the same battle: Cartain f. A. Rlncrnn 9Th a,
tillery; Lieut. C. 4. Williams Sergeant RepHrt con
/ pany L. scyerely Private Shlifncr. company
| severely TrivatcS Gancnn. cnmpnny l. slightly;
T. Skcdc company |. severely; scrccant Eunk,
company |, slightly: Corporal Murphy. company
severely; rrlvaics Ruchnn. company 7. sevcrei
company H. sllgh;v; Sergeant Earlcs. company
,cvrrcly: Private McGrRth company IT, sevrrcl
AMI Cirpnrl Connolly. cOmnFny u slightly, 2i
incIHtry, Sergeant llausrr, company slrht
S,Fg:. Smrsln. company L. stTc5t.Y. Ricl = iIcli
company H. slightly, and Ir.vA'C Heller TOM an
NJ. sCvrruly, 1t cavalry; Private Graham, cpmran
T. slightly: tUrnOfal Burns. company T. slight
Sergeant llumhcru. company EseVr"cly; Priva
FllmuU. company L. severely. and Corp TGl lIrs
GrEpaGy i. severely, ith artillery. Ofthc woCaGC
here mentioned Captain Bancroft and three pr
Yates are rrIOitIddCnd. late last night Iic flilnv
Ing d.S'Nt"h was received ut the military heat
| quarters hrrr frnm Gcu. lIpwar': .
! CAV? ". +. NILtEG ENHliu. J. T . July tG &
m.--A majority uf tho husli,e Indian have Ncl |
the Lola Fork tra!l eastward To the buffalo rrtntr
Ihr;y-!ivc m"n women aud children have yp!ul
inrly Earic"drTcd themselves. GcII. II GwNrd Is
UurSuit lie directs this inform ur To he gc.'t
Gen. Sherman ard tho po:ts csys Of ;he y tier ~
Mountain.