The morning call., 1891-01-10

said that an investigation of the alleged
Indian trouble in the vicinity of Pocatelln.
Idaho. showed the scare to be without foun-
datipn.
ALL QUIET AT FORT HALL RESERVATION.
CHICAGO. Jan. "a dispatch received by
the Associated Press from Pocatello. Idaho.
says: The reports of serious trouble or
fears of an outbreak among the Indians on
Fort Hall Reservation surrounding this
place are utterly without foundation,
A visit to Blackfoot on the edge of the
reservation and at the agency itself fails to
reveal any cause of apprehension. While
the Indians have been dancing, these
demonstrations partake of the same charac-
tel as those held every year at this time.
The Indians on the reservation are Sho.
shones and Bannacks, the former being
peaceabie tribe and greatly in the
majority. The Bannacks are warriors. Int
could not muster more than seventy-fye
hghtlng bucks. Agent Fisher does not con-
slGer There Is any cause for alarm. To-mor-
row the rations will lie issued, and the iDdi
cations are that the usual number of Indians
Will apply at the agency. There is no an
parent movement on the part of the Indians
indicating any trouble. 1t is reported that
United States troops from Boise CITY hav
been ordered here, but as there was NO
necessity Tor their presence, steps have
Deen taken to have the orders revoked.
APPREHENsIoNs AT GUTHRIE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a special from Gnth-
RE, Oklahomo, says: Much excitement pre-
vans mere regarding the present Indian out
LOOK. Grave approximations are felt. and
trouOle Is expected as soon as the disarminp
OF the Indians begins. Reports regarding the
seriousness OF the situation have been with
held by correspondents, but it is no longer n
secret that trouble is imminent, and the facts
must be promulgated. At Kiugfisher a mill
tary company has been organized. Thataud
other border towns are under Constant picket
guard. IL is said the Cheyenne and Arapa
hoe Indians went into Kingfisher and pur
chased every cartridge that could be had.
wAR-PAINT IN NEVADA.
r, CARSON, Jan. 9.-Indian matters in this
State are assuming a serious aspect. Over
700 bucks have gathered near Pine NM. with
Nar-pant galore. All tie Indians able To
night have left Genoa with sufficient arms
ana ammunition to wage disastrous
scrlmmage at any time. The Carson Guard
may be called out any time or notified TO be
II! readiness. Ihe SquawS are making rab-
bli-Skln blankets, loading each man down
with material to stand the winter The
Bannacks are closely allied to the Piutes,
and they are in constant communication
with each other, with the probability of a
massing of forces shortly.
RAIDING REDSKINS.
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. "a special to the
Tribune from Pierre, S. Oak, says: Charles
Naidron, whose ranch is ninety miles mn
Bad River, came in to-day and reported the
hostile Indians III the vicinity OF his place to
be very aggressive. Frank L0utzenheiser and
1aullY, some soldiers and other people are
at WalGr0n's ranch on the outlook Tor an
attack. The town of Midland was raided
three days ago by band of Indians and the
stores looted, although no violence was
offered TO the people. Many of the resi-
dents hid while the redskins were in town.
THE MESSIAH CRAZE IN CANADA.
MINNEAPoLIs, Jan. 9.-The Trlbuue's
WINNIPEG (Manituba) special says: AL
though the Ulcers Of The Canadian Govern
ment are keeping a strict watch on the red
skins on this side of the international
boundary there are strong fears in some
quarters that the Canadian Indians are be-
coming affiliated with The Messiah craze and
VIII join tie American aborigines in their
uprising.
Colonel Scott OF this city o-aay received
dispatch from Sheriff Gardner OF Bot
t!neau, y. OAK, saying: "Your Indians are
armed and holding WaT-uauce5, and threaten
Ing the settlers on the Dakota side Of the
line"
PEACEABLE INDIANS.
SALT LAKE, Jan. "a dispatch was re-
cciyed here to-day from a Deputy United
States Marshal at POcatellu containing this
statement: The report sent out of the
burning of this town and other depredationS
by the Indians are wholly without fOunda-
ton, as the Indians here have never been
more peaceable than at the present. Neither
have the citizens any fears of an outbreak
taking place.
TROUBLE IN IDAHO.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS (Wash.), Jan g.
Six companies of United States troops have
been ordered TO hold themselves ready to
move at an hours notice. The order is pre-
sumably given on account of the reported
Indian trouble in Idaho.