Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-17
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MoJAvE, Oct. 16.-Los Angeles
q Roberts, H g Sturtevant, M E
Culvert, e e Naylor, Geo F Baker
Gumbergum, Bowers, Oar
Morgan, w l. Ames, Mike Kear
6turgis, J w Stathan, H Grab
|sr. P Del Mayne, g Reppy, A F
dcCall.
Newhall-Mrs Evodards and
hmily.
Colton-H w Hudson.
Arisona-A J Jordon, J Jannier,
HanSe, Manuel Montera. J w
4rant, 8 Fraser, ) w Ham, A L
Peck, NJ Garrett.
esious Tsoab,ss Anticipated VIII,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Com.
missioner Meacham and Agent
Berry telegraph from Los Pinos to
Becretary Schurz. Meacham's dis.
batch dated October 18th, says:
Berry has gone to the Indians
lamp to quiet the Indiaps. The
Jonsta BILE has called for posse.
Both the Constable and the mill
larry are waiting.t0 know about
heir jurisdiction. II Berry leaves
be agency, the employees will leave.
have been summoned as q wit
hess for the State. The military
Expects instructions this evening.
"A conflict between the State and
General Government seems prob.
bile. The Utes will doubtless be
r. II In ~
ibis time for surveys to be attempt
a." The surveys referred to are
those required to be made prelim-
nary to opening up the reserva.
lon for settlement.
Berry's dispatch, dated October
td, saye: II have been compelled
10 leave for Gunnison City in
bharge Of the Sheriff to answer for
he killing of jackson by the In
lians. The agency Is In charge OF
Miller. Matters are In perilous
condition owing to my absence.
Gan the Attorney-General issue
orders to suspen nd sction In the case
until ga fety Is assuredW
ECHURZ COMMUNICATES WITH
GOV. PITKIN.
Secretary Schur3 sent the follow.
Ang telegram to Gov. Pitkin OF Col.
Orad0:
~ consider IL my duty to com.
municate to you Information re-
ceived at this Department, that the
excltement growing out of the
killing Of an Indian and the subse-
huent killing Of q white man,
khreAtens serious difficulties, and
to disturb all the results of our
hfiort, now on the point of consum.
mation, to settle the Indian prob
lem In Colorado In q just aud
beaceabls manner. Mr.. Berry,
kgent of the Uncompaghre Utes,
kelegraphs that he has been arrest
BID and 10 to be taken to Gunnison
bn warrant issued by q Justice of
he Peace there, charging him
With the murder of white man
Who killed an Indian. Mr.. Meach-
Bm, one Of the Ute Com missioners,
temporarily at Los Plnos, reports
hat he has been summoned under
aubpena % q witness. Thus the
wo officers who probably, more
han any others, possess the conf.
Hence Of the Indians and can best
be depended upon to exercise upon
Them Q wholesome influence, are
removed from them at this critical
moment. AT the same time 1t Is
Fum0red that Iawless persons are
Intending TO seize upon and kill
these officers OF the Government so
icon as they are out OF the reserva-
Lion. The Information here Ia to
the effect that these officers did all
they could 10 save the life of the
white man reported killed, instead
bf putting 1t In peril. Mob vic.
ence used against these men In all
probability will be followed by
bthsr lawlees acts disturbing the
peace between the Indians and
Rhites, and there appears reason to
4oar that in this way an Indian war
may be brought on, sure to result
In the loss Of hundred Of lives and
nany millions In money, and great
alsaster to the industries of Colora-
10. Military as we'll as civil Off.
D0I8 VI tho ACceAV0tlVu A0V0 OCOh
Instructed to use every, possible
bffort to restrain the excitement OF
the indians and prevent . collision.
fything ieo being done on our
Il to avert from Colorado the ca.
antilles af an Indian war.
Expulslon Of Jesuiss.
TOULOUSE, Oct. l5.-The police
sjscted thirteen Jesuits who bad
re.sntered the college here as pro-
fsssors. The college was formerly
b Jesuit institution.
Deash Of Dlssassuished hcn.
ROME, Oct. 15.-The death is an.
nounced Of Cardinal Bartalomo
Pacca, Archbishop. Of Maggeor'
2dowes, and Pietro Ercole Viscanti,
,ths archaologist.
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