The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-30
Many canadians Appear 10 be
tiending--By Starting the
uuniur Of an Iudinu war.
Russian iutorf,tcuCc iu,Iic Al
fniis Ot the buIgurinns ~
being Hesented.
The Right Ot the iuttcd state.
to seize British Vessels Near
Alaska Disputed.
sANAn.- .lAromrnMlNn.


OTTAWA. Dut.. sept ~. word has
Just been received 10y the department
| ot mounted police from tho Crow
Creek agency ~ the Northwest Terri.
| tory that the tlOud Indians irCm the
warInth aud arc devastating about
ihcrc in revenge for the killjng Of six
Yt their baud recently 10y the Grus
Ncn,rcs They left the reservation,
20 the reports ray, Oh Monday morn
ing. nj cr IA war dance, aud went south
10 Hudson whore they came on n
smHll settlement of whites some
,iNtc" ~ ~ uumher,,Ot whom ten were
" men and children These were all
killed aud scllpoi. the besieginR
parry carr, INK of the scnip- ~
irOphie. ON poles. They then con.
iluu,d on their way toward the GruH
NJntres settlement. All along their
trnck were many farm houses They
were all laid iu ashes, uld the inhahi-
put- scrlpud. Not less than 100
whites have thus fallen victims to
the rod-irNiIs Among those
Killed are two Roman
Catholic ui--onaric, AT the
truWiuut agency, whose bodies are
snld to have been terribly muulatcd.
All the whites at the reservation. IN.
Guiding tho Indian agent. have been
Killed. Amer leaving the agency
about thirty miles toward the Amori-
utu border. the Cruwiunt tribe fell in
With about siNN eros Ncnros. A
desperate tight uusu.d. Tho killed
nud wouudcd on each side cannot he
'-timltcd correctly but il il believed
the Crow foot Indians lost . Killed
aud 30 wounded aud tho Grus Ncutrcs
abou as mnuY. Two dctachucnts OF
mounted police have been ordered to
put down the risiug. but 1t /. expect
Nd That the whole force. some 900
mon. vii bc necessary. Hs the Rock
les ana Canada SIOUX Will ION In the
uprising. The CrowloOt chief of the
rchriliou- tribe l. now on his way
here. Hud cannot therefore be expected
to "a e his Influence to pat down the
rising, Hon. a. T.. Carun. minister
ut militia, VIII cali Out the whole force
OF 1000 infantry aud cavalry to 20
Hud Mss 4 the mounted police. In
the mrHniim', until thuy reach the
'cenc, hundrrd- oi lives may be- sncri-
feed aud nny amount of property may
hc dcstroyud \ general rising of
the Indians r. feared
since the first demand inr the re
lease of he tGnudiau scnlmg schooner
Onward. recently seized by the Oui-
ted states revenue cutter turwm In
Alaskan sra-, was forwarded to the
ruluuid office at London to be- laid be-
Iorc he authorities nj Washington, n
supplementary demand lia, been made
through the suiuc chuuucl, in which
b. ls pointed out that In the cOuycu-
liuu signed At 81 Petersburg between
Euginud and Russln, one of the Hrti-
clrs guaranteed to British subjects,
from whatsoever quarter they may
arrive, tho right tu forever enjoy the
priyilrgcr oi navigation and fishing
IN the Pacific Ocean or ANY part there
OF. From this point, II IL argued that
| the United states could not have re-.
cciN,d from Russia the right to eI-
| elusive navigation ur tishing or seal
lug privileges in Alaskan waters.
NOEEWs.
| WINNIpEG, Man, Sept. ~ Moth
iug II known here concerning the
reported Indian massacre neal
Crnw Crccg agency but telegram
have been sent to Furi Mcleod 10
particulars
TiE MASSACRE DENtEu.
The editor Of the Fort McLoo,
Gn2ottc wires the MaDitoban that u
massacre by Indians has occurred Il
the Northwest NJ reported. Every
thiug iz qui,t there, The Bloods are o
their rc.crvalion and that the rumo
prubGbiy originated from the KILN
otA few Blood- ia Montana SON
time ago,