, 1882-09-30
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Ca5er the heading, "DisgracefG. .ii,.i-,
;ne Yakima Ecco13 g:reS the following
( correspondent. a: Ellenshp-r sends Us
the following Our usually quiet town
was to-day Thursday, the li;h} the Scene
rt excitement no. oquaIeG since tae
troublesome Indian times nj fogr years
ago. Tire chici actor to-day AS ''aa-
nlesetia Bill, soa Of he Cd chief a.; lie
Che,ans. tbs BIZ is veil kEovn to our
Yakima cjt;zers Is prominent ac."c at
the tinle % he capture of Noses. IL Is
. giant IN staturc, a dcspcrado # undogb.-
I'd Courage. and Ehan FILED with wh!-Er
the most dangerous indiln in the uU.rr
c@uatry From. the best Information &"
III ob,ui.lcG the facts are ~ follows An
ether irjian, name unknown, had = d.ti
cult vi-h Gecrge Morgan, the resul, Of
which was the Indian struck at Morgan,
who, 10 ay"id difficulty, went in,o the
store Of B!pnia.er, being pursued hy TIE
Indian. who broke in the door Of the
store as Morgan c,9snd il. Upon emerg-
in frrm the store Hior4an WIS again Iur-
sued o. the Indian with iii upliited kuiIe.
lie being una'I.sd attempted 10 aYoi,i
the Indian, aad in doing s. ,ripp-G and
tel! 70 the ground, the Indian falling on
tap nlads l murder0us thrust y.,h LIS
knife, entering Mior.an's neck l., close
proximity to the irguiar vein; bit befo-e
be conld repeat Tie blow Mr. John \.
Shoudy. who was near the parties al tie
tine, caught the Indian by the HAIR aId
threw him aside Morgan went immed:
ately f,r weapon to defend himself. In
.he meantime "Enmesa TIA Bill, seeing
tie fracas, rushed upon the Indian
and severely pummel!ei him. The In
dian, breaking from lis grasp, !an down
the street closely pursued by Bi!i, who
shot a. him Is he ran. 1t this ignc;ure
Norcan appeared upon the street agaln,
armed with bull dog revolver. The
rage OF Bill a, the Indian then sPpearad
to he turned upon MnTgor. whom be IT.
media,ely shot ct. Morgan returned 4,
FIRE, his bali entering the mouth Il tie
Indian and passing through the ol~e'
breaking the jaw. Bill, whose braiu "as
hy ,l.is time muddIed With whisky and
maddenea by the pain OF h.s wound. be
II an indiscr!mina;e shooting On al
siGes. By this time the inhabitants ot
the toTn, aroused by the Erin2, cs'hcred
from al quarters, Very few had arms,
but ihCss who did opened fire on Hi!l.
Finding i. too not for him, he stripped &c
the waist, gave The war whooP, emp'ird
the remaining chambers OF his revolver at
the bysianders, and then ran for his E"Esa
which he quickly mounted and attempted
10 escape He had proceeded bnc f,N
sieps when a shot hrouaht down his horse
Hastily disentangling himself frm the
&Eia.sl With Iively b0aad he made for
the sage brush, while shots from The row
thorough aroused citizens we're vh.sJiiug
arouad him. lis flying leaps soon car
riet hi5a beTond The reach Il the M 8
This, and outrages OF singular nature uy
ghis and other Indians hsviHg been quite
treGuen: III our town II late, cur cltizeEs
were determined that z stop should be
put to these abuses. Mounting their
horses a dozen men with arms n their
hands pursnyd HIN. In the meantime
ore Of Bills friends overlook him anG
gave him his horse. which he mounted
ard rods away 3: Wild eallop. = rae
row ersaed iUr several mil,s, but be WIS
finally over;aken, disa-msd, brought back
TO town, And is nov in close confinement,
t-seiheg wi:h three or four Of lis friends
who toox hand in the afray- There
they vii remain I'll an examination car
be had before magistrate Fortunately
for the Indians, none of cur citizens we're
seriously injured Had the result been
otherwise, q small delegation, with BIZ
1t their head, Ehouid have been made
Permaner;Iy ..gosd" Indians.
The Utah polygauais;s have not 6een
greatly terrified By the arrival Of tie Uni
Id States coulnissi,n a; Salt Lila TIE