Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-22
IDAHO TROUBLES.
the Military Preparing to Meet
Any .nterfcrencc From
Abroad.
Efforts Mnce to Learn the Dr.
tAlls uf the Mis- >lon
Affair.

FnuFt1' Ut July canvnn. 4 c'HE~~ppn'
dent, Acron,p .nirh by n 1:uurd If Lfcus.
'(tt>'"n'r fcrtc, went uh t1ots+EA:h
mile nllt> up tnr e"nyon IL within
six m1lrs ut Wull LodI~. Ev,Aenc- Of
the Hight of the lngltivea Was scarce,
days hav~ uhIlteied the foo, u,rrint> aud
blond stnjn-.
Tie rAncll+r. nroupd old Ni-.iun
told how the Incl, kept tun'inK by the
houses aII Tue day night.
OLE Jnhh.oD, Il Swtde rnncher, fed
four Hell Wednesday, There are but
few rAncher* III 'l,e vicinity and a1
are afraid to talk f"r they ATE ffighttn.d
out OF their selsts.
Az tlle strikers ART u, Rented tht pto>
pie, hitherto silent through fenr, now
tell the terrible tales OF the outraKes.
The canyou in dark, CO Il and deep.
1t IL scarcely $50 yards wide. Gikau'
tic cedar aEd pine trees hide the sur
from sight iu many places. Out
side If the wagon rnAd the canyon IL
den-e jungle ct underbrush. How
many were killed and thrown into the
dark r~cts:es ii this canyon will never
he known. A months search by u
regiment of nirt Wnuld avail but lit~
tie. y" signt Of camp flies # The tuEi-
!Iv+r coula be fnuhh.
All tngtIivts who Proceeded nine
mile! up th- cun> on anu have not got ;
tel, los III the bus. TT ,e.i.hed irum
wounds hhd hunger, ''n<t likely
rrath+u Wntf LIslkt. Mist Of tho,e
W.uin!et! nrvtr Knt l,rihtr ur than
the eu4rh ALI! mountain tltst h> the
tni->Iun.
The 'erritory will he thoroughly
secured tnn4orinw by tae regulars Of
the S>@bhd cavalry here, under Lieut..
McQntrt'"n.
! Utptsttions arr heiig duly taken
which draw the clu!n- 1T tviteuce
nlore tightly around JAck Wallace Ii.
the Ietdtr, aud Jack Flynn H. hi- li+u-
tenant In the iunesncre. Wallace has
Il sait,nn he'r, but WA. at Old Mission
at the time of the ,.!tack
The fling heKan between ) aud (
o'cl"ck Tuesday night and continued
until II u'c!ock. WAllace's prttenre
| ut Ola Miaslun can he proved. He IL d
notorious desperate with a record as .
killer. Flynu, WalIace's lieutenant i,
a capper for shell gatne. aud IL Known
10 have been collecting guns on TIL
day of the massacre. Wlmpey, pro
prietor of the Wlnpey hotel. the rem
devious of the toughest gang In tn
coun, ry, 's also under arrest for com
plicity In these killings.
!: The generally accepted theory /
that the bodies OF the killed wer
ripped open by the murderers to pre-
vent their rising to the surface an
thrown Into the river. Dredging Q
the river will soon be begun.
BREEN BADLY WANTED.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 20. - Til
troops, which were sent to the sgmmI
of the Bitter Root divide, were order
! I'D to 6altese, II railroad station /
Montana, ia order to Intercept til
miners as they attempt to escape int
MoltAnu.
A report is current that large nun
Der of armed miners were seen ne&
The summit this morning, and til.
one Webb Leisure, who has been
prominent character Ia this camp, ht
sent challenge 10 the troops to eon
and tuke hun,
The reports to the effect that niue
were coming In from Montana, arme
and resolved to HISS st the union mil
ers, has canHtd movement Of trool
IN that direction to check any rue
attempt.
Gen. Carlin and etstt, with thr
Companies, arrived here at II a. /
to-day. Col. Pages command b
been under arms and ready to move
a moments notice since hat tim
Saltese is the objective poiut OF the Il
vadtng miners.
Capt. Bubb and three colnpani
marched to the summit last night fro
Gem, aud now hold the trail leadil
from 6aitese.
The leader OF this movement
Breen, who ia president OF the Rul
union. Requtsition papers have be
sent to the governor of Montana, a.
IL Is hoped he will be under arrest,
he is and has been the leading agt
tor In this section.