Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-31
'7gLBGRAPHIC.
Rlgg0CE TROUBLES
,s,,l R,yoii on tia Ia'A''n''
Ho,, Excitement
rUI,,s WERE MURDERED
rat, III. opinion Of the district A.
t.rscy for wyOmIug-A VII
tlnsu, COn'pIracJ'

,s.p,oi jul.io' nA' i,V'' -, and
%',,.J states d.sltio' a'''Iao, 'nu
U l. Of wyoming tho official re.
ri,,, .o, ,n,lr ia1s,,lgs.ian' into tue
',"o, indian troubles, msio by INC
n n.,,,on Of too Nttornsy's"nsFhI lne
. .'..,t, gro dated August 2jfl.
TEno,,,,rlo, attorney TOR wyoming
is...,ollgwr "t have 90 doubt
,'s,' that the ElllIus OF the Indian
r.,,sa on or about tho ia'h OF July
,,roe.ous, outrageous md cold
"A, murder, sna II was emurder
',,,s,,,ttd on The part Of Constable
,,,rgr and his deputies 10 rut'u'
80 .cuem. nnj conspiracy on
hlV. a, pfeylnt tho Indians rom
WV ~, n rl4ht aud privilege when
eiV' 49, oulnl0n, very clearly guaEAh-
m,gIta NON by tho iIeaiy toiofs men
Toned. ....,,.. -, tb. mart Of
..tr,,tsl States be determines on, u
vsyiI be useless to commences u DsIoio
,,,,I..iYuBr. AZ tho law hoW ",
80 hound 10 bring prlsouars before
NJ. tiniisu safe. o0mmi1iiDner nsat'
-, tpe ,plgus Of srfes,, anu IN thls
~ A would bs before BIZ. PHgu'toW,
,,,mis,ipnrr Of Astysvslr. leu
ALARMED thai he T. thoroughly ~ syn.
rsiby Win tho u1-csiied settlers ~ Inss
,s,ijp. and that no Advised SonslaOIo
u,pning and HE plstc that 'ue pro-
v,tl5ps Of the tteaiy nnaer when she
Ipjnus clsimsi the tiNtt u huht 90
uurccupitd lsudg Ui IN" United
M. rs had, or some reason, oeA'tu 70
N. sppIttiy,. HtICo ] think that 10
ss,,rtbe affsst u tlOio men nnu tahe
.u,m ilf hearing before lhir oemmia'
,lslgf would simply Ivsuli Ia ihuir dla-
tharFe. ,.
b.ttbsfo Ia no naiionEl law whigh eau
he certainly Invoked Tor the protection
on these. our domestic suVl0C,s, woak
and trislsgleih " they afs, IN their
rgbt 20 euloy these privileges guatan-
t,,d tgtLem by atOlumn tsuaiy, " the
tniofcsmaut Oi winch tho honor Of the
county Ia pledged, and that their only
prglecti0u against fufoinie tusittruuD 20
ihelf tmpl0ymcn. o. these rights mult
be- found IN tho courts " the stale
wherein the jutios will urquelIi0naply
look on them as posssssins no fights
which a white mnn ~ bgund 10 re-
tpoo,."
The district attorney h1, been sd-
yised that tho department Coneufs
with him toe opinion shat tnufc Is
no Federal statute under which tins
ltiandtu con 10 punished.
THE SETTLERS 10 BLAMH.
Accompanying tho report OF tho dis.
ltist attorney IL scs,hing nTTnigL-
ment Of the JscksOn'4 H1lo settlers,
mIIs IN q report Of tho United States
deputy ma sasl who Investigated tho
trouble. The deputy mEfshEPs gspGt,
SAYS that o cAtsiuI investigation Of the
whols siaif shows that reports made
by WI,lsf5, charging the luJlaua with
wholesAls slaughter Of game for wan.
tonnes o. ~ ,scute the hides Of ths
anlmsh killed, have been very much
exaggerated,
"Duhng my stay IN JActton's
Wh5lr,' he says, ~ visited many p0r-
lions u the district aud saw no Oyi.
dtncu Of suoh slaughter. LiHuls. Car
nsf Parker and Js1kon, Of ghU Ninth
United States cavalry, who conducted
scouting parIira Of tto3pa through all
PORTIONS Of Jsckson's Hole, ALTO found
this 10 bu the case.
The killing u game by Indians and
BY the ircrenHiug number Of tourist
hunters threatens 10 20 dopio,o the
region Of uIg game, deer, elk, moose,
tlo, aat 70 icopsfdizs the occupation OF
lhs proies.lsnal guides vi JRcksIn's
hole. 10 was decided ut ths close Of
last season TO keep tho Indiana out
Of the region this ysnr, aud the eveula
OF thls summer arc the results OF care
lllly ptoraTed plans. TINS was admit.
lel BY United Statst Commissioner
Peiligrsw, At hsTybYnle, ana COustA.
Die Mnnuing said; we knew very
well when we started 10 on this thing
lhhlWe would bring mAtIefS h head.
some one was going u DO killed, PER-
hhla on both sides, aud va decided
lhe sooner II was done tho blltsr ~
mat nc could got the matter bsloto the
cJuus'D
Continuing tho deputy maTshnl
lAyg III a full invostizEIion OF the
Jaos,on's Hole Atitir ohould ho held,
ue TACT would In established that
when Constable Manning aud his
pos.e Of twenty-slK ssttiom Rfrgatod u
party Of Indians on July lStn, and
thlled with them for MAry.vGle, no
anu bis men did all they could to
Tempt the lndlRns 10 Try aud e.cnpr,
70 order that there mlgnt boa baata OF
lllllcGllon for killing SONS 81 thrm.
III tho truth Oi tue muttcr Gnu DO
rescued, II will be found that the can.
loia dld not care particularly abUut
Ee,ung lheir prisoners safely ~ Msrys.
Nal-, where the samu flrmAll.y II IN.
lhG them and then having 10 let them
escape Would Tesull, bur on the C0u'
war tempted the Inilans TO try and
oeoApe. hrtt by asking ,hom believe
luty we're To be cent 10 lNll " hung,
ma lhen Ivy leading them 70 believe II
lnty l'lel to escapa their h0Tssa only,
'uu not they, would bs RhOt.
"FFum Mt, Manning | losfnst that
none OF the horses VI tho 0susplny
party Of lnllhus were shot, nulwith.
Standing his order TO shoot mo horses.
Su' thh' ~ least six ln1laus were hit
~ unlIew' 81 thesr, I!nvga, Ru old
'uua0nI W.s Nillei, Nimits, n bay Of about
~, was Wpunied NO tina. no GOULD not
nualv, hnd the Others 10, awsy. n.
.udA "sa M old man, almost blind,
~ u.s gun wrS useicIg, When the
10y OF lhl6 old, bick, tlInd ngn was
,uune, H''or lying unburird la trs
,Soous I'r about twenty drya, &c was
Wuul no hhd been fhut four times in
NV ua'k' The boy who wac wounded
snot through Ins body and arm.
,hea ~ le't Ga tho gtOuUJ whCrs nc
Ioo'IB occurred, and remained
nNng On some dried meat for
u.tys, lie eTawled ior thr,s nights