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Fus-r CoLyuAx. June le--Inil~zi
ar cHa~lag a terrible exesissDeni II
this valley. Moses brother - spy
"a around the country. There ar
irUsa liEO Ia l5D Indians tcgethe
=, the mission holding councils
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among the head chie.s to-day. Nose
claims that he does not waEt (,
fight; il they do, it will be a horn
bic thing for Colville, as only tw,
companies of soldiers are here, an,
the two that were here will net com
up until there is some settlement
affected with the Bannocks.
On the War Path.
HARRlsBunG, June 26.--Edito
Ree,stev: My brother and so
Charley, who have Just returne'
from Silver Springs, on the heat
waters of Crooked river, say Their
came messenger from Silver river
bearing written notice from res
ilent there, that the Indians ha
broken out and were burning ant
killing everything before them, warn
ing them to get out of the way an
take care of themselves. So the,
got up and busted.
j. r. TEMpLEToN.
Further HORRORS.
WALLA-wALLA, July 3, 11:30 p. N
The sheriff of Umatilla count
reached here this morning, havin
lett the scene of tho present hostil
ties last night about 10 O'Clock
From the Umatillas and Major Gov
meyer he learned that upon the frs
appearance of the Bannocks the
offered to batter their plumber, 70
their assistance, promising also no
to disturb or modest anyof the prop
erty belonging to the Umatillas. 1
addition the Bannocks stated tina
whether they received assistance O
not, they proposed to fight their wa
to the Columbia river, that the
| were determined to cross the stream
and that when once across the
| would not require any assistance
The Umatillas declined TO accept tn
| offers thus rendered when the Bar
nocks opened fire. The Umatilla
numbered about 60. OF these onl
30 were armed. Cornoyer reporte
two of his men killed. The locatio
of this fight is about 40 miles fror
Pendleton.
LATER.-The stage left Pendleto
at 6 o'clock this evening has jus
reached here, and brings the intel
ligence of the courier at that point
who reports that the Umatillas ha
been defeated and were falling bac
toward the reservation, the Bannocl
being in pursuit. This courier re
ports the number of Bannock warri
iors at GOO, and the entire humble
of hostiles. including men, woms
and children, to be 1900. They ar
we'll armed, and the warriors mount
ed on fine American horses, most &
which were captured in the recen
raid through the John Day county
On receipt of the news the stag
station ut Cayuse was abandoned
tho stock aud vehicles being RI
moved to less dangerous locality
All the country for miles around tn
vicinity of Pendleton il being de-
serted. The settlers and their fam
lilies are fleeing to the towns for pro
lection. The roads leading 10 Wes
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