Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-06
THE INDIAN TROUBLE
Colonel Till0ck 10 The Front With
Arms and Ammunition.
100 RIFLES AM 1000 CARTRIDGES.
Agent Days Insulting Telegram to
Governor West-May Cost Him
His Official Position.

! 'f "'s"t t"i1htl AaNuOk acting
under orders from Governor West lef,
fur Thompson's Springs with one
bundled carblnes Rnd seven thousand
rounds u ammunition which may be
issued to the San Juan settlers to
protect themselves with. Colonel
raiIook was accompanied by the mem.
bera of the oiuzsns' delegation which
waited On the Governor yesterday.
Days vINDiCuvfNEss.
Days yiudiouvonesa towards Utah
lie clearly set fortu In the following
ne sage received from him by Gov.
ornor West last evening;
IuNAoto. Colo, Dec. 8.
Hon. Caleb W. Wost, Salt Lake. Utah.
Those prominent ciilzona of Monticello
| who estimate Utes ia Utah ut 200. have
exceeded the number on the rolls, which
includes the two tribes at tho agency. A.
/ cowboys threaten to lnaururato hostiIltlos
ON tho 10 b, I trust you will preserve tho
| ouabliug act from blight or blpmah bv
! uoing aH IN your power Co protect my
/ HquAws ana papolsus, who AFRO ignorant
/ OF lhoir Impending danger, us well us tho
| innrm and unaruOd warriors, who sock
! only grass upon uusurvoyul lands Tor
] starving hofds. / implUro Won 90
stay tho avonging hand OF those out
/ ragged cowboys who have tor sur-
cecding years robbed tho rosor o of
all HuNo trails aud uuuOhrush.
] Evon the boundary aukos have been
/ plaginrizod and section corners showed
/ down into McXico, whore nothing ~ safe.
l appeal TO your humanity rs a poople.
20 rich in implements Of dHstruc.lon ~
10 loan Congress- u Cannon, 60 arm
sufficient number Of IA ctr1ras 10 pro-
tcct tho duIudod aud faded remnant Of "a
once pow Urful race FROM the uuorrlnR
aim OF long.hairod Americans. will be
Ia Monticello Monday next, aud trust 10
meet your LNcullcuCy or de|ugated fop-
rwohihiiYo, shat bl1Olzhrl may DO
ayor.oi. DAVID h. DAY.
u. s. Indian AgonL
SENDS IA 40 WASHINGTON.
Governor wsst last nisht tfansmlt.
90 Days impudeut and insulting
tnusion 10 Washington with tho FOL.
lowing Geographic dspaton:
Secretary tho Interior, Washington.
ID. t,3-lhAt those who roly uuon Dav
for Information may appreciate H. |
source, / repeat the following impudout
and blaohguard telegram Just received |
from him.
No comment IL necessary. Ihavosont
arms an d ANN unitiOn 10 our uuarmcd /
s0ttl0rs.
a DURANGO DISPATCH
A Dunnso dispatch TO the Denver
AcDs under date Of tue IN met. says; |
Cniol lgn clio anu sub, chiefs Ioi. |
GROW, Matlani aud Benough, OF the |
9oulher- UtvB suddenly put Ia an ap. /
pchranoe Ia Durango t0day. IL l. |
the Utea under these chief who are In
uthhi hnd they arrived direct from
Monticello iJt the purpose OF having
their statements 10 the Mofmons m
that section vuughUd ior When The
Utos put In their appearance some
weeks ago In such large NUMBER. the
Motmnns became Appfehensiye and
asked lgnacl0 how II come that thew
we're there ~ such large bapus. iguaciU
informed them that he had authority
from Warrington 10 20 10 Utnh. They
told him he was deceiving them, that
ne had been given no such authority, |
81 positive was the Old chief, that he
said he would come 10 Durango and
gat letters proving that hs was told
that ho could 20 90 Utah while IA !
WaFhiuglun last winter. When the
chief was Ia Warrington there were
a number 81 meetings between MIN
anu uillciala connected with the
Indian commissioners office, aud aIsy
members OF the Indian committee and
he told them he always went 10 Utah
wintors, whore the proposed resurva-
lion WAS aud no objection was made.
la fact, uuoiiolally some OF them told
him that II was all right aud the CHIEF
took this ~ authority 10 ~ there with
HE Hooks this winter.
Brigham Young, who 10 In the city,
held consultation with them this
AFTERNOON anu, knowing the ciroum. I
stances, wrote letter 10 the MormlnB '
" the Blue Mountain district telling q
mem how matters stood anu that praC- I
Ideally lgusciO was right and that I
ho did have a riRht 10 10 \
here. With this letter lgnaolo and Il
lis followers staeted for Monticello a
his evening, {
When Agent Day arrived from the }
,Roucy late tonight he was aurprIsed u
% find that naCio and the.Uther chief. d
lad been In Durango Rud started back Il
o Utah, He intended leaving for Z
Monticello In the morning, but a. A v
Meeting between the Uie,, Brigham d
Young, aud the Mormon set.lefs had y
leen arranged for Monday next nj
no viii not leave before the .
ast OF the week.
CHEAP WARM" COUNTRY. !
A characteristic communication, "
sys the Beaver AcUs Of "Wednesday Il
vas received NJ army headquarters q
'tsierday from Day, Indian agent. II
ir. Day states that there IN no probn. v
'ility OF trouble with the Utes and e.
lrwgTda a copy of message received Il
y him rom the u chiefs. The mes. b
aye was Dictated al the camp Of the a
indians IN Utah and read as 0ll0ws:
"NO trouble Ia Blue Mountain now.
'OwuOys talk mai. We all friends.
'oni,s want grass. Washington say
p eau 20 Blue mountain. DON'T
ant so.dlet We all time good.
quAw like Blue m unlain. Heap n