Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-03


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some Of The mules taken from murder
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disns on the a<escy. Who refuse to give
them M. Nr. Mccoy, father Of Oisey
Meow. Who was murdered. cemspded his
sons mules from the commanding 0llcef,
also the agent, and was told be must have
On order from Washington. Comments
are Unnecessary on such an answer from
Q U. 8. officer and agent TO demand for
stolen property.
A d.s,.rd,v at,emnt was made To sssas.
s;nat. the telegram operater here last nigh,
nv an unknown person who mistook the
Office and called mn A man sleepine in the
hnildino below And on his openIne the
door struck him a fearful blow on the
head with a slung. shot, saying, "rn teach
YOU how to telegraph. The stricken man
sank to the floor. and on recovering his
senses. the assassin had fed. From later
information it is supposed that it is one OF
a band of horse thieves who expected to
drive together a band of Indians, and set.
tiers horses and cross them near Willow
Creek. The gang were in town late at
night. and evidently supposed that disa
bling the operator and opening the line
woujd preyeut the illustration of their
purpose.
India, Ri, . rer.oods C,o,umb;a rive,
1nd;sn w,s shot and wounded here last
n;rh. NJ oomo int, .,wn lost oven;n.
Lotto and statad that no had been hunting
some of his horses, and had note with
him to that effect, but there was no sig.
nature to it. He was arrested and placed
under guard In a schoolhouse on suspicion
that he was a spy. About III O'Clock q
party Of men, unknown, shot five shots
throuyh the window Mt him. only one tax.
inc effect the rest going through the side
Of the building. He speaks English and
French and was educated for a missiona.
~ and once worked as a hacker. but late.
" has been going with RENEGADE Indians
and has adopted their dress and ways of
life. He has not good character. 1t is
supposed his real object in coming here
was to ascertain the chances for the Col.
umbia river Indians returning to live at
their place across the river opposite Una.
tilla, which they had left on the commence
ment of the Indian troubles and fled to
the reservation, where they attempted to
join the Snakes and partially succeeded.
The act is condemned here.
A cloud burst.
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