New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
THE INDIANS REMAIN QUIET.
NO FURTHER TROUBLE IN THE JACK.
SONS HOLE; COUNTRY

THE BANNocKs EXPECTED TO RETURN TO
THEIR RESERVATION WHEN THE TROOPS
APPEAR-sETTLERs STILL ALARMED.
Salt Lake City, July 30-A dispatch from Mar
ket Lake, dated this morning. says that there has
been no collision for the last few days with the
Indians, but that the settlers are in state OK
constant alarm The troops now on the ground
are expected to hold the situation well in hand.
except In isolated cases where individual settlers
who have not had warning may be attacked.
The first trustworthy news from Jackson's Hole
which has been received for more than week
came by messenger this evening by way OF Griggs.
Idaho. from Fort Wilson. little place In the
centre Of "A valley III Jacksons Hole. over one
hundred miles from any railway. The dispatch
is dated July 2s and says.
All the people Of the valley are gathered at VIII
sons ranch for protection. one hundred men are
under arms. Night before last council OF war
was held and four men were selected to reconnoltre
and locate the Indians but yet the scouts have
not returned. The Indians must have moved away
back or left the district altogether az no REDSKINS
have been seen for three or four days. u,u..
company OF volunteers nI1 r'ai w SsS
Exaggerated reports OF the trouble led them TO BE-
leve help was badly needed AT the Hoe put o.,
fhe.r arrival here they surprised to find all
quiet consultato was held as 70 the aivisaei.ty
OF ns remain 95 and 70. hf the The
covers nearly five acres. The Indians are no doubt
in The MOUNTAINS and may MAKE MAXI, descent 10, on the
opinion is that II they had been on The warrsth
properly they would have attacked Fort Wilson
before this
Ieander. Wyo. July 30.-Eighty-fve WE'LL
armed and mounted men have started for
Union Pass where they expect TO stop any
Indians who may come through any Of the
passes leading from Jacksons Hole. The men
departed in two squads under command OF
Sheriff Grlmmet and ex-SherlT Sparhawk. Re-
crul,s viii be picked up along the route
Frank Lowe an indian fighter. reports twenty
Bannocka camped in Little Paopaogie Canon.
twenty miles south. Their actions are not par
ticularly hostile. Companies and c. OF the
National Guard have received orders from
Governor Richards to cooperate with the civil!
authorities for the protection OF the people OK
the county. The passes leading into Leander
Valley will be guarded and warning given II the
Indians are driven this way by the troops.
Washington. July so--General Coppinger has
been heard from The following dispatch from
Omaha the headquarters Of the Department OF
the Platte. was received by General Schoiield at
Army Headquarters this morning:
Market Lake July pa courier who arrived at
Market Lake this morning reports that when ne iet
had lust BEEN bFousht in BY runner from Mars
vile that all quiet there. The Lemh agent teie-
10 5 in h Jackson Hole Country and that there
indication that others will join the uprising
there.
Up to tho hour OF closing the Department to-
day no advices had been received by Commits
sloner Browning concerning the Bannock Ind
ian troubles He said that he did not expect
any kilograms tonight from Captain Teter, but
that some word would be received from the
agent after his arrival on the scene with the
troops tomorrow. Commissioner Browning
thinks that when the troops appear the Indians
will peaceaby return 10 their reservation
There is a possibility of their showing fight. but
the Commissioner does not look for IT,