The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-08

Walker. Mian.. Oct. IA harl
fight Aitif the Indians occurred today
and the reports ffosa the scene II the
hAttie, on the other side Of I.eceh lake
are saansAhat conflicting. although Al
tepsEts agrees that the result has been
considerable shedding Of blood and so.as
l0ss Of life On both sides. No Aossl has
es,ms iFon the front fpF several hours
nhlrh fact j. esnsideEaa someNla hat cain.
Qua
The na0st serious report b that tbs de,
taehnsnt Ut troops with Genssal RAeon
was naa@sscfed, Ihe general hiaaseif being
sald 10 Is among the dead.
fhfee nraspapaE correspondents. Brill
ei ihe -. Paul IaloaeeE Press, BeAton u
TIE MlRneapolis Tribune sad knap,len
q The Minneapolis 11aaes. are knoan 10
have been Ia the hgt1g. and ans report il
iAat Ihey wsfs Killed. Whlle smother says
tAat thss are mora PfisoaeFs 10 the hAnds
u the Indians
This httle t0wR has been fall a *,
esIewssnk All day, and as the trtoFtA from
ths other side 0f the lake came in the
Peefsae h9name frantic and efforts wsFe
haaae 70 SIT up fosee to 10 70 the Teliet
Of the troops. THE ntll b. sent in Ie1
hours. wsah EsinfoFesnlrpsa eoaning On !
sf@eiaa sEata trosa nEaiasFd. However.
saditioEsal sosdi~ss are nsost nseAed and
ths tseting l. ssarrai that they can pos
eSsse toa sSeR.
AannwtnaFy EtHks.
toasys hshl eernsEea 10 miles lnsa
waikss, On = p~ang lalsiaE ossI Into the
LAKE, seas Bear island. Tae sesAirts. loo
ssrsag. ansier eosnHAsnd u Gsn~Fal Jahn
w. IAseuu ard Major Miiktnsoa. arrived
i.rts hasa rvening MRi Al half past I
s'sisk sAls aaarning thsy wsns IN baaEsi
s-sats and ues~ raEr4sd to the paint
aAaassi. aAssv ahsiiag ~ss Hasls uith
sss4sAlsrahis diss. aisy. . gale u aiaA
asNsag sslrtsJ aF a lasly seA. The laaA.
.Rs waA etsswissi ~ ahaaa y o'siork.
500, - @srr hasslsaa shfsaga tbs bash il,
sAsf3 aiFn4tsm saa tss tAsar haasts M
tnasv II Inc ialisns tas - tr issssnds Nv
ey pssvslsn ~~ssisss asal,s.sa haA b~wn
lsAsn naaiit, 1t AAit past u opAs.ck
the saileFs ssss ar4@a 80 sn an al~n
sss4sw neas sss sbaav st ths Rake. and
lasPaFslioas ssss sl.eas 10 b-Ssn Iet din
P<f,
I1sr satdisFN srss saltl ia lime. slghnagh
the svsgss askinR Bad ssssnmshssd- SUD
5sniy a slsss $50 Arsi isota sAs hease d
t'oz Al NAB &c sAis, Ihs lRaiaa phs
AS bs~m she hsAA sad ernssr II lhs'
y sais aifiivniiy. Ex Marshal "a Harris
= Wakes hsii bsssd. uss struck. has arm
irtns hspAsn. Ihis aAos sxuasd IN h. a
stEnal, 80 tnnseitatriy shala cams irosi
every disseltaa. sni shFrx Rssn draITei
and pvrs cssstsJ ~ sas Teas,
Sstssass msahsa as cessV.
The sailists. nhs ere yslsssas. not
ais.as u ths saasGaFs t.assts. bat II a'aas
a. IsslisH skifHaiah. knsv vhAs 10 d.
snsi al tbs bFss saot all foaBa sasiss'
ard sAitssl tss aap&Ars yollsy IN It'll sasss
y ssst 60 shsas. General hAcaa and Nj
20 wuktasaa stszass4 thsaE nseu ~ite
encouraging unFvAs. and vith a ss<osa
ssilsy the indians sstsnpssJ rush 90
tase ssdisF4 Ths Hsttllng VDlisy iFost
shs wwulsFs that met ths gaSaniHg f~i'
ssorpr4 the Sash and dSpss back ths 10
dana, although hail dossR u them ser
dupysd by tbs sosissrs. fw. The hf'
ium the f1ilsErts thea berafpe H1os1
s0atterwi. sad she ssidseFs made = hn'
rharEr znd drove them back, though CHI
firing continued.
The stsAmSFs on uhirh the soldiers bat
come. aa well a. those ased by the ncNs
jvspeF correspondents, we're afcd on b
ths Indiana wish saers. Inspector Tinkst
'resisel sios in The lsg and had hi
sls~re riddIsd.
Newspaper Mes We've Ashore.
HrilI 81 The PsSnect rrrss, IIeaioa o
the Tribune and che Times correspondent
had laR.ied prior 10 the arrival Of ibs 81
dioTs. a previous experience having NAL
them believe that danger was sligh'
They we're shas bsuaght into the thick o
the fight and fought with che soldiers
The men on the steamer saw them In tn
fight, taking vigorous part with thei
reviewers, until they ueFe compelled &
fly, closely parsaed By The painted saw
ages.
nefsre the battle.
Minneapolis, Minn, Oct. s.--A sPecil
ftum Walker. Mimi, says,
General Isacun, with the Santiago vet
Grams from the Third infantry, left 60
Hear island today, Determined to bFin
Tie icCalcitFaat pillaecr 1ndiana 10 term
at once. Iacon has two steamboat
with gaIling guns and Hotchkiss gun
ssuard.
The Chippewas In this city have 80
fighting men and could cause much trou
hle u they Ioined the pillagrrs.
Ia,cr.--The Indians are apparently d
icrmincSis TO resist the troops. Captai
Id I.ucicn has Just come In With the hi
Vera She had 20 put into Hear islar
last night on account 81 heavy weathe
and was at once SEIZED by The pillager
However, failing TO gain any information
regarding the sise OF lhcons force, u
Indians relcased Lucien this Horninl
The latter says The bucks are in W.
PAINT
General Bacon landed his detachmef
on the mainland opposite Bear islam
There was no hostile demonstration en-
no Indians In sight. The bush Il beln
secured In an attempt TO find them, b
they appear 10 have resrcated In the d
Tection Of Cass lake.
The authorities think ne Indiana vi
make their stand al Little 10y lake,
miles east Of Leeeh lake, where cond