Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-07-16

economically 16 1885
IBDlAN oUTRAoEs IN KANAs.
- oAeysnnes Leave their Reserva-
t3on, AurdeSing People and Burn
Ing Houses.
i WICHITA, Kan, Kas., July IA
special dispatch to the daily Eagle, dat
"a Kingman City, - Kansas, s P. m. to-
by ays: }. B. Wilson, living three
and halt miles cast Of Lawndale, and
who's character is vouchcd for the prcsi-
lsnt Of the bank Of Kingman, arrived at
shat place this afternoon, and says a man
w. killed nine miles west Of Lawndale
~ night BY band Of Indians. A IL
,ysaS Cd son Of the murdered man es.
Saped and came into Lawndale and
brought the FIRST news Of his fathers
death. The boy passed four wagon
kSads Of women and children fleeing in
shs direction Of Kingman, at which
point the excitement is very great.
A later dispatch says that three fami-
Ia have Just arrived from the settle
asnt beyond. They report that riders
ne rapidly passing through the
sountry warning settlers that the Indians
10 swiftly moving north, and burning
everything before them. The govern
nsnG has been notified by telegraph.
IN APPEAL FOR PROTECTION.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Ex-delegate
g. 81. Oaray Of Arizona to day filed with
a Ne commissioner Of Indian affairs let
~ upon the general subject Of Indian
troubles il that territory. He says in
Dart: Il is natural that the people Of
: community Who have been SO fsarfully
satssged in The past BY savage tribes Of
Indians, 10 loss Of life and property, al
hsvs been the people Of Arizona, should
beccme rsstless and disconnected at the gov
sransnt policy which permits dreadful
md balbarous foe to be maintained il
their midSt, armed and equipped in sucl
ananner = TO render them capable O
1saling death and destruction upon limo
q
, ssnt and inofending citizens whenever
thsiS savage instincts may lead them t.
. q .. The people Of Arizona arr
y ssstlon and disconnected under this stat,
y things, and appeal to the government
- Selisys their fears BY disarming tn,
hdiaas on the reservation 10 that terri
ny especially tloss occupying tn,
White Mountain Indian reservation, a
~ near 81. Carlos agency. The peopl
y Arizona ask the president to issue al
srdes, requiring al arms to be take
from indians occupying reservations i
~ territory, and earnestly request you
cooperation in the premises.
Nj, Curry says that the only true SC
luton Of the Indian problem Is 70 foun
h their removal from Arizona and thei
settlement in Indian territory, and cor
dsdes = follows "Tho people in th
territory ask President Cleveland to rec
~
smmend IN his message to congress IL
1snoval Of the Indians as above suggcsi
=, and hope the department, recognisin
- justice Of the move, will heartily en-
1csss i.
MANY uUTRA0Es REPORTED
Topeka, July THE city was con
iderab!y aroused yesterday BY the re
ported reception Of kilograms announcin
ne arrival Of Cheyenne Indian
II the counties Of Pratt and Comanchs
nd that the marauders were doin
unt damage to life and property. A
=, Governor Martin received III
following from Col Cuff, Of Hante Fc
The day operator At Wichita says tina
N outbreak was reported in the south
sra pArt Of Pratt county to-day. Sew
ssal wers killed sld the remainder Of III
Dssple we're driven Of. The stock va
~ driven ont. One man came int
Pratt to-day and says he is the only on
~ IN the family, tho Others were killed
mt the operator docs not know no,
many wcrc killed" All possible exel
Mons arc being made BY the government
| - protect citizens Of the state from oul
nge BY Indians.
TROOPS WANTED.
WAsnISGroS, July IA dispatc
~ received at tho interior departmer
0-day from the Indian agent At For
Reno, Indian Territory, asking tbs
more troops be sent to that post, 70 be i
scadines should the Cheyenne Indian
80 on the warpath. The dispatch va
efsrred to the secretary Of war, who d
rected General Augur, Of Fort Leaven
worth, 70 send all his available troops i
the territory without delay.