Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-25
71BLEGRAPHlC.
WAR NOW RAGING.
r,,, Whites and Six Indians Killed
IN Salt River Valley.
81, alarm RAPIDLY SPREADING.
Troop. 10 the Scene ofTroH0l' w
Two Hundred Ui's on Their Way
10 Jackson Hole.

c.,,,,oo. July 2i.-A special dis
", n, m PocAlello, lds' says; Iho
- val has broken cut In earnest
Ig .,an pacific Engineer Robert f''z,
',,,,eE. WHO pulled the norihtouhu
lI.st into Pocattllo last night CON
s s,%,I inc report that the BAnnoek
,,t,.p. Killed a settler, bis VIE anu
s1a IN the salt River valley anu
's., N, white men pursuins the ln-
vs. Vs., Filled six OF them before they
'.,-ed to tie mountains. Mail
r,,,,r Vail, who arrived ut Mont
.,,,,r from Star Valley also told the
hI any, W. srsiiement among the settlers In
-,,tbWeslern wyomins Oynt lho
,n,sstepei uprising Of tie BAnhoek
.ni sbo1hunr Indians Is RfJWihg
,'sfs intense daily. Ihey arc lea'lsG
,s,if ranches IA large nuinhefe, anu
ss,beflug al favored points Tor inuIuhl
,,steclion Ia case the Indians return
,I,s,k vengeance Tor the DEAN o.
tbtIf brother braves. H.,
Tbe slory VI the killing OF the three
vbiip. aud lex IniiaSs isspfeHuing
,is,m nj a rapid rate. Inuumcfhble
rirnture parties have given up contom'
,i,tgI tfips into tue mountain c0us.
,,y which abOuuIs Ia rIott OF hlI
p;nls mis- season. Tue settlete, too,
40 bsclmlug thoroughly aroused, nud
II ibey are not sOUu protected by gov
eminent troop, they viii tnko lhc
bciI Ia protection Of their homes anu
Ivs.. itisal.O stated that the iorng-
ipg BannocEs are teuking supplies OF
,,1vgrntnyut taliOus forwarded ~ these
,,uniuIng VI the reservation, aud lhat
I'M suusnoue bucEs from the Wili
tlyef reservation have started 10 all
an, BannoCEs. Further ne"s nom
Tho Indian county Is anXiOueiy
awaited.
TROOPS WILL Nv sESr.
WAmiSuIuN, ID. e., July 2i.-The
iecfetary u! tue luttiiJf DaH requested
Inc tecfstnry u war TO send troops TO
tbr srsne Vi the ludian disturbance IN
Wyoming. 10 IN understood tho re-
ques. viii bo granted ns soon AZ The
,flclal pnpeFa are received by tn"
fsrfetary ol war, aud troops ofdcrud
Immortality 10 tue vicinity OF tue
lIOubt.
ms action OF tue inturlor depart
ment was taken upon receipt OF "A
dispatch this morning from Agent
Teetefs, who was Ortcted 10 20 from
the Fort Hall reservation IN Idaho 10
investigate the trouble aud induce the
Indians 10 fciut9 10 the reservation.
Commissi0ner Indian Ailairs, Wash
luglon:-I Investigated the troubles
brtyeen the lndiHns hnd settlers VI
wyoming aud advise that troops be
sent there Immediately to protect tue
law.abiding settlers. fhe lswlrss Gle
ment among tho settlers seem deter
mined 10 cause n cOuilict with tue
Indians. The settlers have killed foul
10 seven Indians, which has inceA,ed
the lndlaue, VINO have gathered 10 thu
number ot 30 or 800 nuaT Fail River.
Uinta county. They refuse TO return
to the reservation. ind the lDuiGnt
killed game unlAwiully, according e
the laws VI Wyoming, Though not un
lawiully according to tho treaty Of the
ludlaus with the United States, thu
usutping the pturUgAllVes OF TIT
settlers, which CAUSED trouble. Moth
ing but the intervention ot soldi Il
will settle the difficulty and save th'
lives Of Innocent psisons anu destTuc
ton OF property. TEE1ERs, Agent.
Secretary Of War Lamont, during th'
afternoon, ordered General COppingel
to proceed TO the scene OF tho disturb
Ancts ana make such disposition VI ia,
forces under his command as he ma!
deem necessary TO protect tue aettler
and secure the return Of the Indians 4
the reservation.
UTEs on THE MARCH.