The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-06
Laid DOWN THEIR ARMS
The Sheriff Compsls tho Pen doEislls
Indians TO Surrender.
When Trouble Was Feared the
Omcers In Prompt and Deter
mined Manner Check cd the
Threatened Outbreak.


Special to the standard.
MIssoCLA, Mont, Aug. 5.-Fitzpatrick,
the cx-Norilern Pacific railroad masssr
and hail jumper, Is In 81. doe, Mo-. and
his arrest has been ordered by the sheriT
OF Missouia county.
Matters la the Flathead country are
assuming u somewhat alarming aspect.
Sheriff Houston wires from RavalIi ~ 4
O'Clock this afternoon asking for help. ~
the Indians were in force and refused 10
give up the murtlerers Pierre, Paul and
l-aLasee. or course many rumors were
rife, but no collision had taken place Se-
tween Houston and the Indians yet. The
situation must he somewhat grave, o.
that officer would never have called for
help.
In a snort time Under.Sheriff Tom Nc
Ciury aad selected Jim Conley of Deer
Lodge, j. n. bell. I. NJ. Mcintyre, Capt.
j. 7. Phillips, NJ. Y. Madison, c. Clapp.
Badly voclkcr. Charles Bloom and w. s.
Crawford and these gentlemen thoroughly
armed with winchesiers aud side arms
took the T::D train To 20 the gallant
sheriif's aid. The operator at Ravalli
and John X. Higgins who happened To bs
in that vicinity teleeraphed for arm. an d
resultant news will be eagerly looked for.
MissouLA, Aug 6.-2 Q. ma dspatch
just received from the SrANDARD's repre-
sentative with the posse says: On the
arrival OF the reinforcements Sheriff
Houston gave the Pen d'Oreille's chiefs
fight. Every T chief Of shas sriSe
came In and surrendered and general
council - now going on between the
sheriff and the chiefs. From the
spirit manifested at this writ
hat. al.
surrendered. The arrival of the posse
from Missoula completely unnerved tbs
Indians and they saw the uselessness OF
a fight.
Miss Sanborn of Fort Missoula ressrned
last night from q visit To the Misses Glib
sou Of Spokane Falls.
Miss Moliie Carnady, a very talentsA
aud highly educated young lady Of So.
Paul, who Is visiting with the Avesys NJ
Evaro, was the guest yesterday with Mr..
A. l.. Avery of Mr.. L. L. johnson OF this
city. She will remain at Evaro a couple
Of weeks and then visit relatives In Vic
toria, B. T..
An excursion train Of twelve PuIimnns
passed through here this morning carry
ing the California delegation 10 the ns-
.ional q. A. X. encampment at Boston.
Missoula was the only stopping point bs-
made ~ ssrsrssSsu hours. - -
Jake Schaeffer was acquitted by Jliztics
Evans on the charge of abusing AN Officer.
Z. r. Giflln goes Last this evening.
Gideon Tetrault found the body of his
son Willie, who was drowned Sunday af-
ternoon, at about II o'clock this morning.
Ii was within ten feet Of where tho hoy
went down.
II. Samueis, OF the Northwest clothing
house, started for New York last night 70
j. II. McDermott, Northern Paci ilc yard.
master here, has been transferred 10 Hell
ena. He will he succeeded here by j. i.
Gallagher. Mr.. McDermott is said 10 have
been the best yardmaster ever In Mis-
soula. One OF his strong points was that
he always got good men around him.
Ii Is rumored in railroad circles here
that Il. w. Gilbert, formerly supepintend-
ent OF the Rocky Mountain division Of ths
Northern Pacific, together with FRANK
Pettibone, his chief clerk. are to return
here To take the place OF Superintendent
Ramsay, who will go To Helena 10 succeed
Assistant General Superintendent Dick
son, who will go to 81. Paul.
John Copp, who has been running the
boarding house at Bonner, sold out W
Mrs. Clynick this morning,
James w. Forbis aud wife OF Butte are
domiciled at the Florence.
Constable Fitzgerald Of Thompson
Falls this morning brought in Charles
Brissell and doe Nash from there and
lodged them in Jail for breaking into
freight ears and taking property from
them.
Saturday evening o Oflcer Lynch arrested
i've men who took some stolen pants IN
doe Davis store for the purpose OF selling
them. Two were inside OF the store, two
were outside and the other was arrested
later as an accomplice. Yesterday morn
| ing Justice Logan sentenced the two who
were inside to 20 days in the county Jail,
and the other three to 10 days. Saturday
| evening Lynch also arrested one John
Miller ON suspicion of stealing coat aud
| vest from George III. Bell at the Hoag
hotel. He admitted that he had taken
the clothes bat turned them over to an
other person who had left the city. lie
said he still had some papers found i'm the
| pockets. He was told that he would be
let go II he would return the papers. He
went la charge of Deputy Sheriff Houston
10 place near the river in the rear OF tho
houriug mill and got them. On his re-
turg Officer Lynch re-arrested him. To-
day he appeared before Justice Logan
and plead guilty aud was sentenced W
30 days ia the county jail.
President Colby Of the Wisconsin Gen.
the city to the East about n,.on to-day ON
the return from their Alaska trip.
A. j. urlin and 4. l.. kim are about 10
erect two brick buildings with a partl- wall
ON the lots east Of the California house.
They will each he two stories high, 10 feet
front aud 80 feet deep.
Last night the city council did away
with the office of chief OF police and thus
cut Chief Feile's head oil. Ii is said that
some more heads are coming OIL soon. II
is pity that they are not those of some
of the aldermen who spend several hours
of valuable time occasionally In wran.
Cling over city matters and allowing q
Few franchises. The police force don't
need rcorganixing half as badly as the
city council, which, by Que of its first acts,
made place ON the force dependcn,
upon partisanship.
Four Men brow ned.