The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-11

LATER ACCOUNTS OF THE soUrH MOUNTAIN
FIouT-oSLY TWO WHITES KrI.LEp- SAT
Tiers TLEEINa TO suxLIER- xRooPz
nURRYIx0 FORWARD.
San TRAKcIsco, June 10. lssx
In tho AFFAIR near South Mountain. owybce county.
Idaho. four citizens wore killed. ono wounded and
missing (.he latter believed have been killed.
Rcniorccmcnts wore sent forward from silver Cay,
and another light expected 10 take place yssssr-
day.
considerable body Of Indians wore sssn on sAsur.
day night Cold Spring station. sixty-1vo nallss
from Boise Guy. All accounts agree 10 tho statement
that Indians continually passrg Tho stage
road and across snake River, between Big Camas
Prairie and thcjsceno OF hosths,cs osybcc county.
General Howard expected n Boise City on Tuesday
and column Of troops from the Yves, will arrive
day later Tho Indians will probably make tnew nrss
stand In the Juniper Mountain region but a IA evs.
dent that only portion OF thor hsniing iorce there
andthat shey viii also remain IN shc lava beds until
dslodgcd or forced 10 surrender
ONLY TWO WHITE MIN gILLKp.
Boise City despatch says ger has just or.
who brings nows tina, only y. H. Purdy anu chsis-
Slender wero killed Ia tho Tight Saturday after.
states that loss than eight Indians srs fiiod s.;
the Indians had possession Of thc neld bodice
W. ". Hastings. who was reported missing. turned
up all right yesterday morning.
nAxxocKs SALMON RIVER
despatch from Portland, Oregon, says :--GcIsrnl
Howard. who is now a, Fort wais waIia ca roais 60
Boso City, teegraphs as foows:-"ieports IRON
General Wheaton represent some Bannock Ks AZ appear
iug In the vicinity Of Salmon River ana tho psops sro
fleeing 10 Mount Idaho"
VOLUNTEERS ORGANIZING. /.
A despatch IRON Cariin, New, staios that Adlu.
taut General Adams, Of Nevada, 10 there uitn
arms and ammunition, en- route 20 Tuscarors.
the protection Of that part Of tho country sLc Isd
ans having commenced dcprcdalsons that ncghoor.
hood. SettIors are seeking refuge tsssiops slong
the limo Of the Central Pacinc Railroad.
SEVERAL WHITES KILLED on GOOSE cgExK.
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah. Juno TO- is.s
Three or four have boon killed on Cooso Cscok,
about iorty miles north Of Terrace Utah. by lndian
and most OF tho ranchmen that vicinity have come
into Terrace and kelton, on tho line Of the Central
Pacific Railroad small force OF infantry leave hero
to-day for tnoso stations. 40 considerable alarm pre-.
walls along tho railroad. Two companies VI cavalry
lett Corinne, Utah. yesterday, for Koss Fork, Idaho
Nearly all tho BannocK Indians have lett their rcser.
vations near Fors Hail.
INDIAN laid IN TEXAS.
GALVESTON, Juno 10, ISIS
A special 10 the N,scs IRON Macon, Texas. says
Mr. Brewer, from tho Big Salinas River,
KimbslI county. reports numerous indian
dcproda,ions Raids have been CON-
mi,,cd Al Junction City, and also on the Big and
Mason ana Junction City. On the night OF tho s,n
inst, tho Indians captured cur horses belonging 10
Mr. Brewer from tho 'front.' OF HIS house. killing
and eating two Another attempt on his stock Was
frustrated by his beng on The alert
Rangers while pursuing the raiders approached near
enough 10 kill Jour OF the Indians norses wlllo Ihs
Indians were rctreating.
THREE MEN AND TWO WOMEN KILLED.
WASHINGTON. June 10, is7a
The Indian olicc has received the folowing,-
RosE FORKS, Idaho, Juno :, ls5s
Three ShoEhone Indiana csmo In last night Ihcy
report Captain Jim with thirty lodges Of shoshoss
en- route from Camas Prairie TO tho agency. rho
dians are strong force In tho lava beds on snake
River, noar Games Terry. Three white mon we're
killed on Camas Prairie, and two women were killed
al King Hill aud ranch burned. Tho nossiles want
to light will require additional supplies TO subsizs
Indians who come IN DANlELsoN, Agent
CANADIAN LABOR TROUBLES.
QusnKo. Juno 10 1s7a
Striking iaborcrs TO the number OF ABOUT 700
paraded tho streets today They again visited
Rochc's Mili and forced him 70 sign a document TO
pay his men from al TO 81 so per day. They then
smashed all tho windows IA the mill dangerously
wounded FIVE policemen.
DEA1H FROM sUFFoCATION.
QuxBEo. June 10. 1873.
number OF hands on tho steamer sarmatinn
descended into the lower hold to-day to unload
Quartsrmastcr George hiiway and a Iaborer named
Plante were suiocasod before they could be got out
HALF A TOWN BURNED.
LrrrLn ROCK, Ark, June 10, 1878.