The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-05
INDIAN TROUBLES.

SERIOUS oUrLooK-aLAkMrNG NEWS Fros
CANVAS rrAInIE, ON THE BOISE CITY ROAD
sErrLsns ARMIso AND MANY. LEAVING THED
HoMEs-MovEMENTs or THE ARMY.
efr wAsnrsGroS Juno 4, 1873.
Tho following hus Just been reccived:--
sHIcsGo. III. June 4. 1878.
road, pas SERIOUS look. judging from tho Informs
lion received hero by hcDjxol. | have directed
can We are unfortunately in bad Xix in case Of any
SERIOUS trouble. Al hest send only "a few
men ihero. J.. II. SHERIDAN. Lieutenant GsnSruL
GENERAL nowAnD's REPORT.
SAN FRASclsc,, Juno 8, 1879.
To General sneRsAS, Washington, d. O.
Tho following despatch Of this dato has been re
ceivcd from General Hewlri:-
Reports IRON citizens OF Boise Gay mention that
Indians are radins tho overland road seventy miles
Prairie. rnsy have destroyed King Hill staicn
several ranch buildings ~ Glcnn Jerry burned FL
na.ns ar 4 ns Issp.s sol ra%ss a.
fleeing and terrifying
4 REPORT IRON PxIxEb PERRY.
Edward Paino sends the following -
rAiSws FERRY juno i, 1878.
Five families campcd here projection last ngnt
We expect assistance from Boise CITY 10 hold lnm
place. This tho stage Terry, thirty miles above
Genus. and the only one icit on Tho river. Heavy
teams sro On tho road. Can get any hold TIM
place II We can arm thcm. hey ask Tor IN ordc
and supplies rhoy win start Tomorrow i
they Can get tho supplies. Ahey report, fur
sncrin Campbell Joined Captain Bernard; twenty nvo
more under q. A. Pafson joined Captain OIilns
Governor iisuy,nan sends SIMILAR information sduing
that the right tho Big Canl3s Prairie evidently
the tronrle. aud he Is yet satisfied IA
10 the disposition oi Buifilo Horn. viii contlnociu
concentrate ut Boise an adequate force unIcss oshcr
wise directed. Companies aud u. FIRST cavalry
ordered to Cs,nns Pra'rto or at Kelon, undo
Afu,Ar sApu Etwn nj
ianlry are III rcaducss u required.
COMMANDER pArroS's STORY $50
Tho following have been reserved hcre:--
SAN FRANCISCO, June q
To GENERAL ARMY, Washington:-
Tho foilowips, IRON General Howard, dated June 2
Following as.pstch, dated to-day. jus. received from
morning from Captain Bernard. Camas Prairie. he
writes iollows.-
ARRIVED camas Jnne ], who're men were shot In
dans have taken hciccrs tents contents aud horses,
killing three OF them. lndlans sre supposed 10 DO
encainped IN strong pace In lava beds, seven miles
from here. Best estimate eau gel about three hnn-
drcd. To reach incm Will have 70 move
very rough country, SO We shall develop their posi-
tions carefully. some think tho trouble done by
young bucks, wni'o others believe thoy meAu
sel,cmcnts arc gone 10 tho lava beds
From letters here from Wood Creek, thiuk the
o.d ar. Pu,es and Tmsass returning 70 .s
country, going West nom Kamay. TINS party took
King Halls station on the overland road driving on
capped, ana observed the dcprcdatons from disance
have employed good acou', VINO says no can mud
whether tho Indians have lett the lava beds or
not. ito VIII prospect and report II they GRO gonss
nc viii follow their TRAIL
This is sne subs.anceof Bcrnards message
NEWSPAPER MANS ACCOUNT.
Another message from press reporter with Captain
Collins states that Buffalo Horn Is evidently hostile.
Ito told Condor friendly white that he had besser
leave with his family, which he did. Twenty-Five o.
thirty volunteers have Joined Captain Collins.
Boise Jim, OF Camas Greek, on hearing OF the sp.
proach OF tho troops loft to Join tho Indians Camaa
Prairie. Thomas Siivey, messenger. gives Patton
the details OF tho lrss outbreak, which Patton has
mailed. Silvcy believes the attack prsmccitased.
The stock had been warned for some tims. Tho
Indians nually took trcachcrous plans XIII three
OF them. Thsy succeeded in woundiug swo. one
fatally. tf
TROUBLE IN owyHEs COUNTY.
Later adv,css report . threatened difncul,y In
Owyhes county.
| Indians supposed 10 ho Bannocks. SURROUNDED .
house In Jousdau Valley ana demanded Of the oocu
pants guns aud smmunition. They saia snsy were
| looking Tor tho soldiers 4H
! This Is from Sheriff Hayes. Of Owyhee county. Who
| fears trouble in that section.
| cAPrumr WAGONS
| Inter despatch from Lieotcnasi Patton Says
Late advIcss by the overland stage rspors ws:.
Siens Ferry This Is Supposed 20 DO tho party that
attacked King Hmi yesterday. as they were moving
In tnat direction. They cut tho Jerry loose. Have
not heard tcapsicrs. Tho wagons had consid.
erabie metallic aminu n,tion and powder also revolv.
| era McDOWELL, MAJOR donofaL
TROUBLE on THE MEXICAN FRONTIER
| Tho following has been recesvsd:-
CHICAGO. Juno 4, 1878.
| To General K. d. TOWNSEND, Washington, ID. Co.
General Ord telsRrApns that Indians have made .
raid about twenty-five miles cast oil Fort Clarke;
| tured Two children. hamed CoIsou. Father OF oh-
drcn killed Indian and wounded another. Troops
wero in pursuit information was Obtained.
Aiso sunday night scvensy-ave head Of cattle
driven tho Rio Grnndo and Sau Felipe. COM
| pany Of cavalry crossed In pursuit
p. n. SHERIDAN, Lieutenant General