Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-08
YOUNG BUCKS UGLY ATTITUDE
scliles 10 ou,lying Districts Are Aiming III
Emergencies.
"srROSG VOICE OF THE WIND"
Wa. the rrlme Mover In the Attack on
Troop- IN. Remnant Of ni- Hand
Pie. Into the Forest

a.. paul. MINI. Oct Sat army head.
quarters today there is an air of ex-
poctancy. but no movement The
iirs, battalion Of the Fourteenth Min
ncfota volunteers Major schacf'r, has
been ordervd to assemble ~ their vari-
Gus camp headquarters and await or
ders TO move, and the captains have re-
ported ali ready TO take the trains. ar
rangemcnis for which have been made
20 that all four companies can be placed
al various points around Leech lake.
within nve or six hous A letter re-
cciyed AZ the army building today.d dated
Friday from a reliable iumbcrmin near
The Loech dam. says that the Indians
there are restless and that there are
serious dangers OF dcprcdatlons. There
are a; this dam ten soldiers ana four or
i've civilians armed and ready to pro-
tee, government property. They havs
well protected quarters and can hold
their own against an ordinary attack.
The state viii iry " hand at helping
10 protoc, he settlers. The battalion OF
artillery milltihmss4 Will reach Casa
lake today, taking the place 81 the
Fourteenth regiment, whom the govern.
ment feli u necessary 20 reserve for
We under regular army ofien.
The greatest danger IN Htlii believed 10
Pc 10 the scattered settlers and lum-
tlfmcn. Many Of them have gone 10
town and many have sent fof addi-
iQnhl arms and ammunition, aud will
ify 20 protect themselves and their
pupefiy from mauradera. The situation
l. sun serious.
Den. bacon received from United
States Marthal O'Cnnnor today r..
qvest IN writing 10 move his entire
force 10 the Lerch lake reservation 10
reinforce Lieut.. Humphrey there.
Hrsat many reds are gathering
around the lake, and the troops will
be In better situation az the agency
10 pursue those who arc cause Of the
II II q mistake to say or think that
The trouble u over. In sight. Ous ntle-
leu. who has all along taken the In
dlnas' side, admitted today that the
Indians are flr from naclnei. n1h. Gan
Mah.Ge-shlg chief OF the Bear
Islanders. tod him last night that h.
fHHred the withdrawal ~ den. Hacosi
from the scene of the lighting would
make % impossible for him TO control
hls ynunE men who were responsible
Tor the trouble.
The Indians think they can drive The
Troops away from the woods aud pre-
vent them from pursuing the indians In
M forest.
The chief Of the Bear Isianicrs SAYS
~ tears his young men viii 10 about
IN bands or two or three and DO a great
drN u mischief To settlers n they do
nli so sufilclrff force OF Indians 70.
Feihu 90 attack the aolnierr Den,
Ia1ln was allowed TO leave with his
iafc1 yfttcrday because htey could use
" aIINFI - 80
70 lp.n with them. claiming that u was
f,heal Gen. Bacon will keep his
hellquhricra NJ Walker, and Col, IIar-
nAeh VIII be In direct command OF the
forces ln the field.
Ne Will keep control Of the three
HeAnvfs on the lake. Four Indians
Ner turned over 20 Marshal O'Con.
lsau. - Nv"
Today the Indians at the agency be-
han conference among themselves
ann VII kerp u up for three DAYS. In.
aiAhn frightened people Of the latter
EAes llst night. Al 1850 am. 200 men
me Ihlfd Infantry under comamnd
OF Col Harbach, went aboard the
steamers Flora and Leila. In tow OF a
.se barge Tor the agSioy. II Will take
.nYui an hour 10 make the trip. The
snuie cnmmand will 40 into camp and
avail drvelppments.
,,, .NH mas placed sixty men OF
'|u'pahs No. for guard duty In town.
,n' haonn says that while the In
a,na telreaiei 10 Bear island after the
ISM NJ \ not at all satisfied that they
h.ie enough, Ia case of general up
,ns' ne Mlll lnaugurair a winter cam
palkh against them. lie says that II
ny tAhe thousand men 10 finally
t.ndug Tho Havages.
he believes that the Indians would not
pul ~ much OF hght during the cold
tured " N~f