The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-05
CHASING The INDIANS
Pascole. Who Murdered a White
Man for His Money Last Year.
Caught at kootenai Camp AZ
ter a Long Chase.
special Correspondence OF the standard

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
MIssocLA. Aug. s.-Sheriff Houstoa,
Deputy Ramsdell and Deputy United
States Marshal Grant came ia from Flat
head reservation this evening with Pas-
cole, the Indian who murdered a whiss
man last fall for his money, and Antes
and Williams, his accompliccs. A posss
OF sixty men was organized Mt DE mers-
Vile Saturday at daybreak and Sunday
they surprised Kootcnai camp on tho wess
side Of the lake. forty-four miles south Of
Demersville, and arrested Chief
Aeneas and informed him h
would he held until the murdererx
were turned over. He saw u
was useless 20 kick and handed over Pas
cole this morning a, daybreak. With
posse OF Is men the sheriff came dovn
the lake and captured the other two. A
half brother Of Williams fired at the posse
once. but as he was drunk they did not re-
turn the fire. as the Indian police urged
them not to. The chief Of the Pond do
Grizzlies is now held at Ravalli and is ex-
pectcd 90 turn over Pierre. Paul and La
go 10 Raveili tonight. They say IL The
prisoners had been taken back to Demers-
vile they would have been lynched.
A nice little neighborhood row Is being
made public in Justice Cases court. Os
Saturday Miss Nixon had Louis Geiger, .
house in which she makes her home,
arrested for breach Of the peace. Thii
morning he appeared and pleaded guilty
and was fined 81 and costs. Then A. w.
Nixon, brother Of Miss Nixon, had him
arrested Tor committing an assault. Ths
case was set for hearing tomorrow morn
ing. Then Geiger had Nixon arrested Tor
breach OF the peace. That case was ses
Tor tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. j. l.. Benedict and Rev.
and Mrs. Eli Fisher went mp the Bitter
Root this afternoon for n couple OF days
fishing.
Judge Reeves sent down the report this
morning that he is getting along finely
aud having splcndc time at Lo Lo hot
springs.
Tom Murphy, who pounded Nelson, tho
Swedc, with a pitcbfork at Loring's ranch
near Stevcnsvilie was brought down u
the county Jail this morning. An exhaust
i've examination was held before justice
OF the peace at Stevensville or Saturday,
lasting from the early part OF the even
ing until almost midnight. District
Attorney Webster conducted the prose
cution and Attorney Denny made an elo-
quent appeal In the defendants behalf.
The Justice bound him over in the sum of
S1.uD to appear before the grand jury.
The Swede has improved physically but
has lost most Of his memory.
Jake Schaefter appeared before Justice
Logau This AFTERNOON 10 answer " the
charge of abusing an officer. This morn
ing Constable Harry Logan served soms
papers on him and he abused him, and. IL
Is said. drew a pocket knife. but was pre-
vented from using IL. He took a change
of venue To Justice Evans court.
Ed Harwood, the man who hired n horse
at Evans last week but brought IL here
and sold IL, was brought before Justice
Evans ON the charge Of horse stealing.
He waived examination and was bound
over Ia the grand jury i'm the sum of $500.
Paul Harry, an Indian who is now in
the county Jail awaiting examination by
the grand jury for horse stealing, was
here once before. hut was released. About
the time he left Mr.. Wright. n gardener,
living near the Rattlesnake. missed .
horse. II now comes out that the Indian
stole the animal. took IL TO the reserva-
ton and tried Ia sell IL To Joe Brothers.
who Is now i'm jail here charged with sell
ing liquor to an Indians. When Under
| Sheriff McClung asked Paul Harry about
the matter he admitted that he stole thc
| hnr.s.