The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-10-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Chief Ouray otifiss the Whites
That They Must Protect
Themselves.
The Governor of Colorado Making
Numerous Calls for Aid.
o Iidin9s from Milk River Up 10
this Hour.
The Whereabouts of Captain
Oodge's Command In
known.

Dcc9e Command Un-
knnwn.
The Indian Outbreak
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ga dispatch re-
ceived here from Los Pinos, Col, says the
following order has been cent by the head
chief Oursy, address ed to chief, captains,
headmen and Utes at White River: "You
are hereby requested and commanded TO
cease hostiliues against the whites; iniur-
ing no persons or others than prot. cling
your lives and property, from unauthorized
combinations OF horse thieves and desper-
ADDE'S, as anything further will ultimately
end in disaster to all psrties."
A Lake City dispatch, received here by
Gov. Pitkins, says: All seems to be quiet
below Los Pinos Agency. There were,
about $50 Utes, squaws and 2spooses, be-
low here at the Old Agency, on their way
home to the agency from a hunt. | also
sent to Gunnison and Pitkinson to be on
the lookout. From all indications in
this part Of the State everything il quiet.
lSigned, GEo. K. RICHARDSON,
Captain.
PowERLEss To PROTECT.
I.KE Cry. Coz DC, 6-Gov pi,l;ns
received the following dispatch: Chief
Ouray has notified the whites 10 protect
them elves, as he is powerless
anu can snofu no protection. captain
ammunition destined for the Indian Ager-
CIV. Borley has lust reached here from
Ouray snd reported that Ipnstiou ia ON
the war path in the South. The town of
Ouray is under arms. and the country is
all on FIRE. We will do all We can but
want arms. Can Won send them We
must have protection of some kind
Signed by twelve citizens. " '' AHl'
Ouray Is supposed 10 De friendly. Dov-
einor tltkin eent arms ana ammunition oy
'ne IRAN tnis afternoon IN charge OF Ten
efai Daniei .o0S' VINO VIII take charge In
thaI section. rive or SIX hundred armed
men can RAINY.
=. Inc "oVeinor mas teiesraphed three
ZINES To-Day 10 Genersi Pope Tor ammuni-
ZION and arms. lie also Asked Pope to or
der the troops rom Texas and the Indian
territory that were on The way to Pdgosa
springs 10 proceed at once TO Lake City.
In this district there are hive companies OF
infantry ana three OF cavalry. All the
troops oound lor fagosa spring. VIII prob
- no ,o, 90
~ nohD o0i
DENVER, oct- o.-lhe following was re-
ceived here to-day from Ouray, Colorado.
d" ia Chr F. IL PtEi,s.
" ,:.I IT,
uGl I IS .e ING ministry
az 'n Ti ming !" ieiness icr
sns "ois - us"s no.i 'ne agency l,
, iarolaple' wiz nave Tue women and
chIiuren; VINO are IN ihe Parh' moved 10
oNn' we ieei SIMPLY ap,e 10 hoid our
OWL l''gheu' wv ~,
~ W. hAi'
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 6.-The only news at
military headquarters is the following dis
patch from Rsmbsg's, dated the 9th:
Nothing heard yet from Col. Merits
command. Expecting courier any
moment. Information from citizen SOURCES
which seems perfectly reliable, states that
Prices command was seen three days since,
and up to that date he had seen no Indians;
also that Capt. Dodge's wagon-rains,
escorted by small detachment of col
ored soldiers, reached Prices commsnd, but
the citizens did not know where Dodge's
Company was. GEORGE CROOK,
Bricadier General.
RAwLISs, W. T., Oct. There are no
tldlngs from MIX creek up to THIS hour:
ihere arrived to-day comp inies y D. and
~, ord 0svalry. yesterday Company Il,
ora. Cavalry, arrived from Fort retter-
man. Inc force now mere comprises SIX
companies oil infantry, numbering no
men, and the iour companies OF cavalry
M above, numbering 100 men.
lhree companies ora cavalry, three com
panies me on CaTairy' ana TWO mpaniss
irianuy start from Fort Mckinney
" i. iof thi' point 10 morrow. ten
0rooE IL expected tonight and until he
comes nothing Ia certain "a TO the move
ment oil The troops from hiHilng 10 the
front.
a reiaole fancnman iiVIns on the Mud,
dy' mas Iust come In rom ffices command
al foruhcauon creek, seventy hve miles
TINS SIDE oil f4ynes cerrai, ahh reports
having seen no INDIANS. Inc company OF
colored troops, Nlnth Odyairy, captain
Dodge COMMANDING, which mas been
camPsd al Steamboat Spring, and IN re-
gard 10 whose safety mere has been mnch
sn1iety' nave joined ffics at foruhcstion
IteeK. ihe force now mere Is ready 10
niarch al moment holiee.
Curvrvr M, q, ...1o ;,,
- - - - - pi'
w. s,.nnaI. - 80. -
H. 4 nan - -, - -
his ranch yesterday on has way home to
aiah,aan To-, E,;J,s n"eu n -
,bs nsan wbers tbs snb, Id ,.tnn -
snJ sax ,wos Id Id. ~ -
Two wagon borse, wers Ivin, I'D n ,ha
barnsss He ssvs be hsIonas 70 . mart, Of
80 81 ,ba 49,; -. -
the outfit while he came for re- nforce-
ments. All through the park
miners are alarmed and banding together
for safety, concentrating in body with eI-
perienced Indian fighters az scouts. A par
ty Of four prospectors from Cheyenne Just
returned, stated signs of Indians on North
River and North Park were thick. All
the ranch men were preparing TO move and
several stampeded miners passed them, ali
belonging to Collins, Colorado, who ssid
they discovered Ctes spying about their
hundred citizars Of Cheyenne arc in Nor.b
Park and there are two hundred prosps c,ors
in all in the Park. Courier. have been