The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-10
Demeanor Of the Four ndsnansd
Indian Murderers n jail II
at Missoula. n
Lala-See Fears Death md Gives
Evidence Of the Orav0n fI
and Coward.
Lnbored Under tho Impressiea 1haA 1hex
Could Purchase ImmnnatY -
the Murtlerous DeodA

MIssoULA. Dec. g. special. 40 ~ day
for the execution of the four 1ndtAn xnuF-
derers approaches, they are gettin9 recon
ciled to their fate, but have alao efeat
hopes Of being turned looss. Antley, tho
little fellow, says that ~ doea not fear
death; that he has no i'll feelinR toward auy-
one who was connected With his captnFs,
but that he did not know what ~ think
of the hereafter no had bsen told of. The
young fellow has lost great dsal of neshs
and worries great deal over hin cAss.
Pascale says he has no QrudGe toward any-s
one who aided in his capture; that whsn hs
was taken and brought % the boat, the In
dians present had no intention of interfsr-
ing. but waited for the sheriMss poGse to
fire the first sdbt: had thsy done this, his
friends would have began ARhtinQ and
killed all the white men. He has 10 desire
to see his chief, Eneas; Ensas must havs
been mad at HIM and Antley or he would
not have given mp their flesh and blood u
the white man, but hs did give them ID,
although he should not have done %. Pas-
Gale says he is not afraid to die.
Lala-See says that he fears death. H
does not want to be hanged, buk wants "a
buy himself Of. He said that whom
he came in and Ravs himself up 10
duncan Mcdonald the three chiefs told
him that he would not be hanged. His
three chiefs did not want him hanged.
They told him that If he gave up everything
he had to the white men, Ia payment for
the crimes he had committed, everything
would be forgiven him. He says tley made
him chief, and whatever he wanted %
buy off his life they would procure, He
made Sheriff Houston n;pYopoeition Tor hia
own and his companions desh and Blood
He said if the sheriff would - ~,,r =, 800. ~.
reservation and mark out plat 81 land on on
ths chiefs wonld niva sAas = y wana1a, tnas
no nonaensa ~ fn,I;.n :. ~ "a. .Aa. - Als was
and explained that th;s ~. y. .h noan: y,
idea. Sheriff Houstnn t,ia 4h. 80 .ha. Gn,e1s z
was not in his power 70 trade; thst Is s,1 would
them know 81 his disn \, ~. sna !es
Pierre PAM tha isxgt - II II saas 1xsteFs
has lost rreat deal ~ Hssh 49, M as1t.eSnte, n:s
confinement, but, keeps up his spisfs i5atss and "a.
he could rot nee M ch;s.s la ssaae tees
not Know where tners va, NV asS siS
which 10 buy 81 nm ffaaT r.,.3 ssis.s n ss
he rich quartz clairn. a. h;s rh;.S ~ 49,
would be able 10 buy ID his hi. =. ~
dians sny that it ID not Mi. ~ ~ xhs' t1e ln.
their chiefs, but alA, tha S,;-s 0esise es o1
dian police and The ,,rss.+s -. II. sae ~ IL
should trade Tor thar f,a.h ~, s1es ~, sney
the sheriff would do thia Ahe- -. ~ =
made chiefs and wonid 81 80 IA Wo1.u AZ De
capture all the murderer ~, 4hn o'0s $500 ana
tion and bring Thorn II III nj. sarC III. ke.stva,
indicate that thera 49, .t;Ii : ~ 3, wouio
murderers left on tina Ma tSaaas soLe ol lnolan
They ali wanted Is tnow tsI whse ses95 Hs oataon.
them k that Is ,ne wan,d sTaas: The sherin told
Chief Toole; that Ii ail rem.;rsa M I'sr 4; Pig p!s
power; for them not TO lose couraae. a W.
a;eh DiR chasa c,n WTnld " AZ probability fxade
thew % would oon'nlt y say ty = they are e hang,
ing Of the execution aiad ~. -. ~. ~ - mofn-
the brayest. From appearances Antisv r. ]
me % pravest OF the fonr, while Lala-Hse n
saarS ds.th .nnn nuune me most cowaxdly, md
asked how manv dava l,r1 .ne Gsnst, :. M!, They
fore execution day and war tnla u ts.o -
were e,, eleven more days for than. IhsS
VIII nereaIter Keep track Of the days 81 Il
iaacale wanted TO know for What rAnanrl i
Ansnies i ana william, who uexe Mitnsases I;
had Killed some e'u h;.aR h;s RU aree ~ ~
money to Chief Eneas. and AZ. ehss 49,. s1e
inR piece oS paper from under kis sSfs
which was clotted with blood ~ bleed r. 4
GIVEN % s Gh;sf s'4s Mnaa. an'n.es @ ana william
which be had on tbs mas ,a,s, - .sean - ths
undoubtedly was that 81 n. .fezs.c E - 1
unfortunate ]. n. Dunn, 81 lows. 7Sns &E
las me antlmate friends Of these IndiauG Il
Wa.usdam. ua,o nGs .,,d a,sea 80 tnem. ana lneskpsa
returned to his home he von1 ss M z2 1sl ae
friends to come to. Missonls 49, ssx y sS