The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-29
DOESN'T LOOK 50 BAD
Something Of a Fairy Tale Has Been
Circulated.
NOT A MILLION MASSACRED
Visionary Romanoers Have I'm
doubtedly Spent Recent Weeks
In Jackson's Hole-Latest
News From There.

salt bahc, July ga Speciil 10 tne
Tribune from Pocatello. Idaho. says:
-Four. companies Of the Eighth United
states infantry arrived this evening
and left at 3 o'clock for Market Lake.
News from Market Lake says nothing
has been heard from the seat of the
Indian troubles for five days, and that
all other reports are false.
Salt Lake. July 2S.-A special to the
Tribune from Cheyenne. Wyo., says
ceived orders from General Copplnger
to put three companies Of the 18th in
fantry in readiness to 60 to Market
Lake. Idaho. at once. Governor Rich
ards reached here from Rock Springs
this morning. He has been kept posted
on the situation at Jacksons Hole by
Adjutant General Sitter. The rumor
OF the massacre Of 16 families by In
dians Is reported by General Sitter as
being utterly false He says. however.
that an attack Is feared. The settlers
have taken their families to Marys-
Vile, where they feel confident Of
warding of an attack.
Fred Cunningham left Jackson's
Hole Friday evening and arrived at
Market Lake at s o'clock tonight. He
reports Indian camp fires burning all
around Jackson's Hole. but that no
conflict had occurred up to the time he
left. The Eighth cavalry made l6 miles
yesterday and camped on the south
fork Of Snake river.
Washington, July 2S.-Dispatches re-
ceived at army headquarters here to-
day from General Coppinger show that
the force OF cavalry ordered to Jack
sons Hole will reach that place by
Tuesday night. In addition the troops
have been ordered to Market Lake
from Fort Russell. so as to be In read
mess for active work should their serv-
ices be required. No intimatlon is
| made Of further trouble and with the
known peaceable attitude of the In
dams on the Washakie reservation the
situation Is regarded as very much
simplifed.
| Salt Lake. July 2s.-A special to the
Herald from Market Lake. Idaho. says
Advices received from the troops thi:
evening are to the effect that Indians
are pouring into Jackson's Hole from
all -dirsetions. though they are not mo
Testing the settlers. They are located
In the widest part Of the valley in 9
position from which all the troops II
this department could not drive then
out II they chose to remain. Troop.
are camping tonight 20 miles east o.
Rexburg.
Salt Lake, July 2S.-The Salt LAKE
Hardware company shipped on tn,
train going north this afternoon Q
large consignment Of firearms and am
munition. The order came by tele
graph from st. Anthony. and as tha
is the entrance 10 the Big Hole coun
try, II is evident that the settlers ther,
are expecting Indian trouble.
Baltimore. July 2S.-John A. Garre
of this city and L. p. Pease of Ger
mantown. Pa. members of the Prince
ton college geological expedition. whicq
was thought to have been annihilate,
by the Indians. arrived here this even
ing. Mr.. Garret said: I'VE left Du
bols. Wyo., just two weeks ago TO
Yellowstone lake. We crossed a re
Gently travelled Indian trail. evidentl.
made by the band OF Lemhis VINO ma,
gone to Join the Bannocks. Later W
came across a small party of Sho
shones and camped with them on
night. They seemed to be in a bai
humor, but did not toll us that the,
were on the warpath. We passed Il
sight Of Jackson's Hole. From wha
We heard the Indians have more rea
I son 70 he afraid of tho eattlare tl,,