Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-07
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
General Bacon Tele6TaphS List
Of Casualties,
Two Officers and Three PrivateS
Killed in the Fight.
Injlans Fave Scattered aud Tsken Refuge
in Dsns. Forest.
DETAILS OF THE ENGAGEMENT.

Chicago, Oct The Tribune's ttifI
cOrTespO dent at Walker. Mtnn enrOuie
10 the sc-ae Of battle between company
h. Third infantry, under the command OF
General Bacon aud the Pillager Indians
on Bear sland, says: The steamer flora
has arrived, bringing the killed and
wounded IN Wednesdays engagement
TINS killed are: Odicers-MBjb u Nil.
vile wilkinson. sergeant William But
ler Pfgstes-E lwArd Love, Juhu Ohm
stead, John ). NallenstOcker, Alfred
Seebeil.
The wounded are: X n AntOnelle,
shot In the leg; Sergeant Levy Ayers, shot
In the neck; Richard BJu cher. shot IN
the -hOul itT; kiwATd Brown, shot IN the
fac, John RDaiy, shot In the thigh;
Charles Francis and Private Godfrey,
shot In the shoulder; Charles Jelstn,
Albert Z. Schuyler and charles Turner,
shot In the shoulder; George Wicker, shot
In the leg.
The wounded civilians are: Edward
Harris, city marshal Of WAlker; Joseph
Oscar. pilot OF the steamer Jennie; /. J
Sheehan, deputy United States marshal;
Tinker, an Indian inspector; Henry Wat
ters. an engineer on the tug Jennie.
General Bacon Is unhurt. All the
newspaper correspondents have been ac
cOUn I'll for, uniujurrd, although at one
time und.r tho same heavy hre which
thiurtd the Iauk- OF The tIOJp,
Liru.rna Colonel Hatbach says Gen.
eral B,c1n will coma into Walker from
Bear island ~ lay. A cOuucii will
then bs h II ut which Il will b. decided
what the next move OF the campaR gu
will be. Bacon seat word that the In
dians have scattered from the front and
taken pefugs IN dense tangle OF forest.
INDIANS LIKELY TO SURRENDER.
Minneapolis. Minn Ot. IA Jour
nal Walker, MinB.. spgcial says:
Watchers around the town last night re-
pOIt this morning signal lights flashing
tack and fOrth Ga the opposite shore OF
the lake last night, and IRE fearful that
"A large body Of ludlans from other reseT-
vatiODs reached the pillageis' camp dur
ing the night.
Tha rug Flora left at OclO, k this
mOrniNR 10 bring Out General Bacon aud
men. .pradiDg their return there prob
ably dli b, nothing done, and tndica'
ton sre that both sides will rest to-day
with fair prospects for resumption OF
hOstiltits 10. morrow unless the Indians
suTr, der
Gus b aUlieu, who knows the Indians
around Leech lake as we'll ~ any living
mao, IL confident that they will asR
tirm of ppuce Beaulieu brought word
that huT OF those for whom warrants
ws.r issued have given themselves up u
tue chiefs OF their ro. pectye tribes. by
whom they will be- gwen up 10 day at a
conference they a,kpd with Agent Suth'
erlani. AsapToof Of the intentions OF
the Indians tO he more friendly, Beaulieu
points TO the fact that lniians now com
lug ihtp the tRpucy are bringing their
wives and children.
NO WORD RECEIVED.
st. Pau, Mnn. Oct Up to noon
to- day. oilic ala uf the army headquarters
of this city Say 40 word whatever has
been received from the seat Of Indian
troubles.
HAS THEM WHIPPED.
Minneapo IL, Oct. IA special from
Duluh says. General Bacon sent word
thaL he has the Piilagpr baud Of Indians
whipped ami does not need further rein
fOrcenebts
INDICATE SURRENDER,
Walker, Mimi, Oct 7.-Genptal Bacon
an men arrived here at 1885, having nc
diHeulty in landing of the boats. IL Il
reported at several points along the LAKE
that white tlag5 were seen, indicating
surrender OF The Indians.
GEN. BACON HEARD FROM.
Minneapolis, Oct. 7. Gen. Bacon has
at last been heard from tie has tele
gTsphed the list OF casualties TO the army
headquarters at -. Paul.