Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-06

Both the Indians wefa distinctly seen
20 STACKER and collapse after he had
shot az thcin.
our nghtlng preacher ia worthy Of
distinguished mention.
After the pilot was shot and I had
gone aboard the Flora after Inc mar
ahars Instructions. Rev. Mr chandler
took the Nller and with storm 90
Winchester balls whiiilinF around his
head brought thy boats away into
port
have Kissed my hand 20 more wills.
Ting rifle balls ln the last q hours
than ever I care 60 meet again.
mixer, Tho Inspector. TOOK refuge ln
the pilot house. a bail drove through
tho woodwork perforated ihe inrF.c-
tors coat sleeve IN two places ani also
shot him In the lex ! was standing by
tho pilot 81 the Flora WhIn a aluE Ha
biT ~ mans thumb Just skipped bic
back and crushed into ihe sdo % the
box. My own pilot Oscar, whl was
shoi yesterday while We we're on Bear
Island IL duiuF wen. Hr VIII recover
AZ will itaffiH. the marshal
There 10 an onort being made here
now 10 organize a land force o. march
tntu tn point. Much time hnf ulen
l1st IN tolnEfaphing between here nul
Washington.
Allnn1apors. oct "a spcciai train
icfi Fort smelling NJ li0 this morn.
Ing with Companies ~, = and II, undel
command u Lieut. COL iarhach %,
tho Third Infantry. u VIII nn RUSHED
10 the front hut cannot reach walker
before 2 o'clock uu-of W. m1fi favor.
able conditions. There an go picked
men In the dsttchment and they have
three DAYS futinuH aud nn abundance
~ ammunition. 4 Gauiug Fun H part
n the equipment. and tufihef rein.
f0rrcmenia Will b. kept rrndy 20 start
At an insianta notice.
A car was attached by the Northern
Pacific for the use " ihc Newspaper
correspondents Additional rgprcsania-
tlv,s we're sent b. all the Twin ciiy
Warrington. oct. s.-commissione'
Of indian nnaifs. Jones. today received
tho following dispatch irvm Indian
Agent J.. A. Sutherland, dated at
Walker. MINI. last nlEhti
The trouble az ieuch Lake ufiEi.
mated. In consequence u m arrest
made BY q deputy United singa mar
shal " an Indian on warrant The in.
dIans ovorp1werud The mafahal ana
rfarued tho prisoner. Tfolps Nef'
sent here 10 assist the marshal To- ar
resiinr the rcfruers. I have been hgr'
a week doing my best 20 get the In
dIans 90 rlvo thcmne'vrH ~ ana hly'
trogna and Indians had several bat
fies The United States mauhh hai
called Tor more Co. - ..-,.-,
The var dcparimtut up 20 II o'cl9oi
today had received no dlFpit. ~
bearing on the indian outbreak IN.
fhafpaa u Acknowledgement mhhe ~
the Minneapolis Journal dlapatrh WI
shown TO Adiu,ani Gential c'rhln' "h'
afi IL habit 20 criticize the man
ae,rnsnt ~ military anaifa now
M rxnrossed doubt that there ma
been serious loss Of life 70 the Amer
Nlnnoainiis, oct. "a special q
the Journal from walker M'nh'
me Thid expedition 10 the poln
h.. lust ainfteIi. Their are fifteen fine
men on board, picked men. The b.a
-s.yfaa olffas and pruviainnH. The df
tni IL under the firfcii1n " Dr. CAM
N urninofd. an old indian nFhtrf VII
never knew the ntmc " fear IN
ttuops have had nothing 20 eat H.nc.
yesterday At noon. They have net 'Nsi
had drink u whisky 10 sustain VI
the night was fcarfuliy cold.
MINNEAPOLIS. oct. "a special TO IN
Journal from Waller says
Every man In this town hleut 81
nirht with n Winchester across hi
arm. The gnnr thnt came ~ tfNn
urninerd under nr. Camp, are hhou
~ determined lot ~ ever saw
rherc h going 10 be- an Indian eHq
aus here ~ sure nn the sun roe. WV
morning. The temper Of the soldier
IN here and nj the nHen.y u some
,hing 90 make a man gasp. a.
Lieut. Humphrey n counting th'
uinutrr until relnforcementH arrive
INNS command will probably he r.
iiryed when tho fresh trynpa come ah'
Il, given a,.hanrc M the enemy
rhers wrlr drsultory nring from w
h,ad lands about this town All nlghl
Vhet IA was about I could not dls
ever think the Indians were hlE
,niitnr IA This manner. There Wef'
soo men under arms here. Mayo
Kinklc very wisely closed the nalooh'
have been to tho agency on m,
The Indians there swear that they arr
friendly. -.
They may be telling the truth, but
would rot believe a fednkin under oa''
amer what / have learned OF him
Al the same time the Indians arr
not 10 blame Tor their attitude.
TEN KILLED.
Minneapolis, oct. ga special 10 thu
Journnl from walker says
II have Just mot an Indian NAMED
Nah.Ge- Cuh.n1 who came over IRON
Hear Island In z canoe ~ J a. M n'
s,vs The iafs tthe whites n ten killef
ana nfteon wounded. lie denies tina
an tro1pn have beun wiped out, bn
s1ys the Indians have had the best o
4, Th.lr inases he claims, does moi
exceed 1--WE Killed and wounded, Th'
force will he Hlfc ana more encourage
ment IL felt about II. have othel
Incarnation that there are ATTY IDEAS
Indians within mile 81 the landing
Minneapolis. oct. GA special iron
walker. MINI, says
Firing was resumed over On th'
mainland NJ . o'clock From the -
phrts OF tho krng-Jorgensen thlni
Inc troops nrc far inland. II thia u
he cnse they are onircnrhed and caf
hnld their own unless ammunition u
In maj event there can be but on'
result Every moment In ten hours al
mis- stage NJ the fight
The bring IN light cannot maxi
Tinker believe that the hrlnE In By
our men,
Marshai T.. connor has Just lott me
lie says he Will remain here until th'
rive nt noon
This IL absolutely necessary, as thu
military can only move at his request
o'connor had the highest squeeze Of
hla life. a winchester hall paasce
under his arm, soaring the flesh with
out cutting his coat.
MinnenpailH. oct. "a special 10 IN,
t,,,.,nt fr.fn Walker, MINI, Fayas