Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-02
INDIANS UNITED.
ATapihOss, Sioux and U,tS Symplthil0
With BallOCkS.
THE CAMP, THEY SAY, Is THEIRS.
General scholleld interviewed on the
TrVublc-Ibc Warriors Returning
10 the Reservation.

LANDER, Wye. Aug. 2,--For the last
two weeks the MOUNTAINS have been
alive with Indisus. Now they all
seem TO be In hiding.
Sharp Nose, chief Of the Atapahoes,
has been interviewed In regard TO the
hrRpAhOrs leaving tho reservation
aud Joining band Of finy HlouNl,t
the headquarters OF the little P0p1aric
river. lie admitted he knew the
Sioux had gouo to the place mentioned
but /, was to meet the U,es and they
weto to "visit." when asked u he
thought 1t was right lOr 40 many In.
diAns 10 bo OF their reservations at
once, hunting and killing game, he
replied. "rhe reservation N u home
Tor Indians whore the white tnAn has
no right TO come by law, but he doe.
come and pasture HE stock there
Now the game IL the Indiana meat
ana lac will have ". Tue white man
can make no law that viii tl0p him"
This, from the chiOi ~ the Arena.
hoes, IN evidence u their symuaLuy
with tho Bnnnougs on this question.
There were "Wednesday near tho
head waters Of tho Little PAl0uaiU
river, twenty miles south u Lander,
80 sioux, 30 AIapahocs, AMI not les
thau 200 utgs. There were also several
struggling bands Oi ShrshOuUs going ia
ihat direction. One band % the Sn0.
sn0neH, when questioned, said they
we're on lhVir way 10 Join the UtUs N
question aud with thcm we're 10 20 and
help the Ba1rockI
GES. ECuOFiELD INTERVIEWED.
NEW Yulus, Aug. 2.-Liru,suant
General sru Il I'D, cUmmnudor u the
| Quilted States army, arrived Ia this
city last night anu ~ stopping nj tue
| Windsor. He IL acc1mthui. by uis
/ wife, and Colonel T.. Il. Bliss aud
| Colonel ]. T.. Sanger, aidtH.Ju.cAmp OF
his personal ftEn, lie NJ met ut tho
hotel by hls sUu, w. Is. SCaunr.I, who
has Just returned from San Francisco,
and by his tOu.iu.iuN, AiJIg An.
| 'f-WH. General Sch0nrli Do on an
| iilcial tour q iusr o0,iOn M connection
! Win gfmy msttsfH Rnd viii itayu to-
| dHy iOf Thompson, Cons, where he In.
tends TO sIpul "a lew days resting. Ia
IA interview, he said! al know very
| little about tuOlo ttOubirf ~ JacksJn'e
Hole. AZ matter % act | have re-
ceivoj my bSst information about II
from the neWHpapefr.
81 was travelling In the West" O n.
tinued the general, "wheu tho nfst
news Of any tfOuulOs HmUEg the Indians
reached the East, When / returned h
Warrington last week found every.
thing In excellent sbhpe. The troops
had already started f0T JRckson's Hole.
From present indications ! should say
that nothing Oi any setious character Ia
likely to happen there. But then one
can never tell"
Shave any special orders bsen lsIued
by tire war DEPARTMENT regarding tue
movements Of The Unigsd bIstSl
tTOO Ut2"
"Nothiug special" said Genera
Schoilell, "ihu Gegatlment com
manner was authorized to take what
ever troops hu thought ntos,saty
GENERAL Coppingers net duty IL I,
prevent, n possible, conflict between
the whites aud Indians There isal
other thug | would ike 10 tslk about
and that IL the condition OF the Unite
states army. am proud ~ say that
find II In very rue condition. Wber
ever have been, and 1 Am now on
tour Of inspection, md the army IL
an excellent state Of discipline, read J
Tor all emergency OF moments no
tice and every " hots SvidsnCes OF con
toni and satisfaction with the ser
vice."