Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-29
INDIAN SITUATION
,,,., BtlI. ID the Courts AL
tltIp,Isd.
.,,,,rr, 10 BE rur ON TRIAL
roam, p,termlncd TO Prevent
!" vIo,d,h,d aud to Eject a Peace
full settlement

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N.srr LAKE, Ida. July g iS;,n,rV
a.. ,'mp,pies Of the Eighth infantry ,s
aw I've. ra,, Russell, which arrived here
ii'1 ., s did not leave their cars
y .a coming, when the special tfsln
u 'a' and camp inside. M'lof
s.,,, Of the Seventeenth in'an'V
D' .,ll,lto tho front without delay,
10 be nearer tho seat
:, ,,,u,lop, should actual holl'iit,'s
49, These companies, unlike the
,,,,,,r, VINO preceded. arc all whi'e
.,,, The officers under Major Blsbee,
M, The Eighth Infantry, atsi Lieu.
Ia, Isntte, Adlutant Lieutenant
w." Acting Quarterniaster Captain
go, Wells, Savage, whitney and
1..,nd Llsutenanls Miller, Bell aud
w.,s There arc $50 men besides the
g.,n The fact tnat the infantry
.Ii ALLOW the cavalry TO Jackson's
M before long, is the surcet inules'
,'Sstp,t the advices from that region
s,,stoi the most Teassufing nature.
gy,,y means will DO used TO induce
a.. Tndians 10 return peRceably 10
~, ,,seryalions before force Ia used.
M, troops are moving very slowly,
80 n will undoubtedly take them
49, A. long to reach Jackson's Hole
:, "a. calculated by the cavalry men
vh,n they left here.
AIboush II IL reported that = few
Isllaps arc returning TO the Bnnnock
fs,fyallon, their places have each
t,,n alled by hsli n dozen newcomers,
NJ arc pouring into Jackson's Hole
nm every side. A large number Of
blt,t paftles have been stopped In
Ds Teton basin, because II ~ not safe
b enter tho Jaekson's Hole country at
resent At o'clock this afternoon
h. special train arrived bringing tho
,tu,poftalion facilities for the infantry
applies on their march across the
s.aniiy and II Is now being unloaded.
WHERE TINE TROUBLE ORIGINATED.
s,aa' DtpaieA 10 n,NEwS
PoCATELLo, Idaho, July 29.-As the
in0ko Of the battle cleafs, IL IL almost
tsitAin that tho total number OF killed
Ia Jackson's Hole uprlsing, Gums up TO
lgo bucks and oDs pappOoGe; the other
Iipp0ote having been spirited away,
II s said, 10 the Lomhi reservation.
This was the result Of tho begin.
ming Of the war ana II IL safe TO
tSy that there never was any
further trouble or that the settlers
10 JackS0h's Hole ever were In danger,
and that the whole excitement origin
l,sd 10 the brain Of o lot OF irresponSi.
Vie correspondents. With the excep-
ton Of Tumon all tho news OF an
lndian upflsing In JacksOn's Hole
have reached Us through the Salt Lske
inl eastern papers. The people here
fave di,credited all the reports OF a
startling nature 90 they know the In.
Clans on this reservation better than
bs outsiders, aud although ihey
% not adore them, they believe they
ue A. good ~ live indians could well
ts, All through the supposed trouble,
uilvAls In PoCatello have reported
Utyihing quiet In JaCkson's Hole. All
he excitement they found was after
hey reached the railroad. Five com.
aniss Of Infantry from Fort Russell
fiied through pooatello last evening
ND this morning a train load OF horses,
lisk mules and equipments passed
Afsugh ali bound foT the Hole.
RUAoRs OF a CONFLICT.
There are wild Tumors on the streets
bdAy Of q conflict between Indians
lsi cavalry which passed through
e'ie Saturday, but hs the soldiers
uald not possibly have reached where
.a7 indians are, the rumOrs cannot be
uae. Arrivals from Soda SPRING. this
n'Tnlog report the Indians are leaving
We Hole by the way Of Gray's Lake
tl soda Springs over the old Lander
uA, When ths soldiers reach Jack.
nl hele there will probably not be- an
'aalAn In sight
81 ANTHONY, Idaho Falls, Idaho,
''g @-Four companies OF cavalry
''a' 10 JSek'on's Hole yesterday. A
'''us between Indiana aud settlers was
r''Aely fought Friday, ~ all prepare.
y" nAl been made TO do 90. Signal
q" aud smoke were seen all evening
.'A' Tue Conant Trail, and grave fears
"''n'eI'ained for hesAiety Of women
.1I 'alIdfen. The Indians are witch.
'us Ill passes golrg in from this side,
AZ tAt 200 Indians, claiming 10 be-
-,'nhP'' have crossed the river seven
.t,s above 81. Anthony, within the
NJ, ss1' NO iquaws weTO with the
Vhb ,s rue but are taking many hoIaes
.'suements are becoming alarmed
~, ~. aIe making preparations TO organ.
ga,o ~ ahies. A number OF men are
shvs IN via Teton Basin 10 assist the
sls., VINO are making rife pits at
''oh' points, Indians passing will
's,v ~ Information further than that
~. ,Ss e going away up, which indl-
ma , 'nAs they have seen tho signAls
d. 'v prepared FIR trouble.
bs ~ amlly Of settlers came out OF
bo s iiV'e ille Friday evening and says
,st ', .a',, VIII be ahle to get out with
M, 's'sAhcei and unless soldiers nj.
M o, 'o9h great many viii not get
lie rs,nt lhv people In Teton Basin
atd n,'suIl.oiclng the settlers In the Hole,
rIT.I y noll on the reds until tho or.
'''' OF Troops,
''Aiioeiai,i Prem
,."FHlsE ~ SHORE FOR SETTLERS.
hev aHhLr LAKE, idaho, July a9.--It
uallon ,Ls,' rom The present Indian sit.
n ' ~, .hal there Ia danger of a cIAsb
ns,Nu'uoflly anu tho present field
i,,,isuenls will be followed by a lively
,T nv ~ the courtF. Governor Rloh.
,,srs o' wyoming iuslsts that the In.
VIII DO taught tL.,