Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-07


Gus. neauliou. who knows Indians IN
and around f.ccch Lake a. well a. any
other fylnE man. In oonhdcns that they
will today ask f0r terms OF peace.
bcaulleu made a tour Of he lake yes.
tcriay IN the Journal dispatch b1at
Jennls. arriving ga Walker late laHt
hlAAt. lie IoIa.lsiif s1ola lhnt -four VI
those tot whom HagrAIes naye been
ISSUED nave gwen thsns.lyea w W
lhe ehlyta VI thelr rcspee.lNe trlbua "
whom they VIII be gwen w To-Day a.
az .onIei tnee they have a.ksa wlth
inteniions VI tbs InalsIs are more
ffisnaly, LcAulleu p0lnN 10 the fan,
mat al Indians non coining Into tn
ahtney ate bringing thV.r wives and
children,
chief Gay DIVA Cheway Bin Ming OF
Bear Island. who has been one OF the
most active iu Ufideasoigug ~ prcsa The
rcveluon, a1survd Lieut. Humphrey
yesterday that everything would be
amlcahiy tettlcd ln the next q houfs
ana mat Ala ulnc was anxious Tor
peace 10 must be- confessed az tho
aamv time that bctulivu'H optimistic
ptVphrtlru are not SHARED by people OF
walker OF supported by the rupurt that
are constantly coming Into town.
A courier came "a this morning from
a point 10 miles north and said that
during The past ~ hours more than $50
Indians, ull armed with Wluchl sttra.
have been counted b. him alone and
that they arr swing In the direction Of
bear Island. one OF the hostile chiefs
who Nar spoken 10 yesterday on the
point near ihg NArroNs, boosted that
he had seen armed men as thlulg as
leaves IN the forcss. and dsned those on
board the boat TO nrc shot. one
instructor In an Indian school said last
night that despite the proigatauons OF
friendship the agency Indians are In
an ugy mood and that their scnil-
mentA a. gathered from several of their
p1WNuNH he had been fortunate
enough TO overhear, are warllke. lie
hale H. trouble VIII come from this
source before the matter Is settled
pr llart has brought his family In
10 Walker and al of the white people
pt the agency have followed his ex-
ample with single cNcepuon-Mra.
smith. one OF the teacherA
This seems ~ Indicate very plainly
In which direction the Wind II blowing
Among these people.
peaplc In and'around WRik,- are APP
prehcnsive u the outcome ana are de-
handing that the redskins be pursued
until they are broken In spirit and are
NNWNMMhNNN AAMNlH
They say that II tho trouble be al
lnwod 10 drop SOW II van be but a
short time briure they again become
defiant and that their lives and proper
~ viii not be safe unless the Indians
are extcrminated.
Major wllklnson's body was sent
down on this mornings train.
Inspector Tinker has wired SECRETARY
Of the Interior Hiss asking Tor at least
5000 troops, In all probability one
NTH OF that number will be sufficient
and more than sufficient 10 do all that
remains 20 be done.
one of the most prominent citizens
here who II thoroughly familiar with
the situation pnd who has much 10 do
with the indiana has Just coRhrmed
Heaulleu'a story. lie explains che
migration Of the Indians toward Rear
Island by saying In all probability they
are ON the way 10 the agency 10 sign
the rolls for peace ana that as soon as
this q done there viii be "a general
herlra OF Chlppewas across the border,
lie does not think another shot viii
be fired