Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19

weary Of the PROLONGED struggle. and
was willing TO make satisfactory terms
with Calemi. provided DE- would meet
him in council. At first the willy chief
declined TO take the risk. but eventual.
81. after much persuasion and every ns-
aurunce Of security be- consented 60
accompany the priest under flag II
truce into the valley Tor the purpose
OF confcfrirg with Martinez No sooner
had he arrived here. however. than he
was seized ana thrown into prison. a
court martial followed. in which C1j-
emf was ndiudred guilty ~ treason.
and sentenced TO be shot His execution
took place at q point whore nfty MeXl.
can soldiers. whom his followers had
slain. lay buried. For years aftrrward
The scene of his death was marked by
When the Yaauls learned how their
chief had been betrayed and put 20
death they were frantic with rngo, ana
swUfa everlasting vcngCucn. not only
against the perpC traitors ut tho decd,
but against every member Of their r1ce.
In Cuiemrs stead they chose n SUBJ
chief known a. Tetnblato. who was
distinguished for his reckless cnufuga
and forodty. The new chief ut once
Instituted n campaign against the Mex.
leans. the memory of which 10 this DAY
Inspires the settlers Of that rcEiqn Win
horror. IN every direction within q
radius OF 100 miles OF their mountain
fetrcnt the unHpnring hand 90 the va.
pul fen During the terrible months
that followed, the lives " hundreds NJ
nnchmon. mincfs. travellers and fol-
dlers paid the forfeit " Mariners
treachcry and Tor the nrat time IN the
history u the Yn1uia u was rep rtpd
that women and children were number
cd among the slain.
Not long after his succession 60 the
leadership ~ the hostile tribe. Tutnliuto
.H..H HHH 20 20 #HN# To- ID I'd
soldiers az natnmntul, within lHaa than
Dix miles Of GunymuH, and slow every
member NJ the command. lie then hIl-
ed " hurro and removing ita skin lrnw
] n over the body u the Mexican captain.
To crown its aulnclty Dc next raised
| the body on pole and CONVEYING 10 Go
/ o. point within plain View of Guuymus
proceeded 20 tnunt the garrison by exc
| hiblting his chastity trophy.
The termination Of tho last war
! against the Ynuula In May 1877, was
/ characterized by much ceremony SAT-
/ isfactory negotiations having puraod
| between the late Gen. Torres. come
| mnudlug the Mexican troops. and
| chief Totntblntn, the latter appeared
! ut n village NJ ortiz. on the appointed
| day. nt the head of 700 warriors chosen
l 90 take part IN the denomination. An
/ immense stand had been erected iu the
! Coutur Of the plaza and n great cone
/ course " people were assembled from
! an over tho surrounding country 90 Wit
| ness the great event The government
/ was represented by Gen. Torres at the
] head Of 1000 Mexican troops. After the
] signatures Of the NngM chief and the
| Mexican general had been aifNod TO the
] treaty each mFde n speech 20 IN" nH-
| rsmhird multitude. Gen Torres Doe his
| address compllmpntcd the NUuulH for
/ their bravery and endurance lud chief
l Toiuhlnto No. return paid hlgI tribute
I to the qualities Of hiT uratwhllt lpruu-
I cnta Gov. Sanchez. of N1uurh then
I delivered u patriotic GRAFTON. uftUr
| which the Mexican troops ana Nuuul
/ braves marched around the rraud stand
/ exchanging many HnlutcH ana otherwise
/ oyprw hoimiuF each other with ruurtUH-
] les The exercises were succeeded ln
! tho evening by grand ball and rUr-
Eoous pyrotcchnic display, ON tho fll-
I lowing day "a barbecue was TlNun, ana
] thus. with fonHtinr, dancing ana gene
oral mcrry-maklnE. ended one Of the
/ hi1odlrHt wars recorded In Mexican
/ history.