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Pocsuuo, Ida, July 25. -Ageut
Tester of the Fort Hall reservation lelt
this city last night for the agency. He de-
nied all ssnsatloualreports publishsdto
the ofloct that settlers are being killed,
and, deplores the fact that such exciting
news has been published throughout the
country.
Mr. Tester says not a single white man,
woman or child has been killed, but that
the Indians have warned the settlers that
unless they are allowud to kill game an-
molested there will be serious trouble.
The whites are Justas determined that
no more all: shall he killed, and this
means bloodshed in the near future un-
iced wmpthing is done. .
Only six or eight Indians have been
killed altogether, and Mr. Tester says
these will be avenged. Everythingis quiet
in ch-atollo, and the Indians urolounging
about as though noticing urmsuai was oc-
curring. One old Indian rcnulrkcd, ,“Me
stay home and cut hay. " ‘
Market Lake is the nearest railway sta-
tion whore tho Indians are locatod, and it
is 65 miles north of -this‘ city. A courier
came into Market Lake Tuesday night
and related that the Indians had given the
white people three days to desist from
their efforts to suppress illl‘. killing of
game or leave the country. Agent Taster
says it would be dangerous for white men
to go into that country at present.
When asked if he himself would be in
danger, ho said no, as the Indians knew
him unusually well.
Just before leaving tho city Mr, Tester
received information from Washington
that trmps would be ss-nt immodlatoly to
aid him in preventing trcuiblo.
A special from Evanston, “3-,, says:
A band of :llri Utes passed if: miles «cast
of hero Monday on the way to Jackson
hole. A courier just arrived reports that
they had tiltllt'Il zoo hone-s, which they
were driving with tin-m.
Indians Are Gathering.
Lucian, Wyn, July ennui loticr re-
ceived here from a Mr. (-iustin, whoso
borne is at Imwislon, saw that a largo
number of Indians Wurl‘ even there bion-
day going amund the poll“ of Wind river,
making toward Snake river valley, and as
this .‘alloy lends direct to Jackson hole it
was his opinion that they won- going there.
A guide named Carr makes thosamo
report to Captain Sheldon, mmmanding
the militia at this point I'artli-s from up
Wind river say the route known as Union
pass is lined with Italians going in small
parties.
Yarncll, the old govt-rnuu-nt guide,
who is supposed to be the bust authority
on Indians in this country, mum in yrs-
tcrday from tho finm’vntrr.
He says he run across a partymf Sho-
shone warriors who were strippr l of their
horses, guns and lino feathers. h‘lwy had
on unit-casino that Wore worn through,
and lho print of much fuotslop was stained
with blood. They told him thuy had l-ri-
oapml from thowhito Illl‘il, who had taken
away from them their llorsos and guns.
’I‘hoy wrrv cooking their any book to Slur
slmnv agency.
Yurm-li says i-vc-ry mm- is taken to pro-
vmlt an indium surprise. lie thinks them
is no itnnmiiaio danger, as the Indium
an- somewhat domorulizmi.
When uskod \vlml ho know in regard to
tho Prion-tun gmlogh‘ni survry party, ho
said he hull investigator! as for as possible
the route talc-u by ”will. ’I'lw party had
hired .Iim 'l'uppon us a guide, and Ili' bud
promiml to min- them through a country
as far as possibil- from tho Indium, but
unfortunately he had clam-n to pass north
of ’i‘wo (lrvuu pass, a fililhf cilllh'ult roun-
to reach tho national park. ’l‘lu- l-uriy
Would IlllYi' to cross a high mountain mug:-
with sxmw (-uvl-rvd tops, and. Aim-rolling
tho otha-r sidv. Would llud ihrmwivrs in it
wry marshy and swampy country. which
Would be wry lllllli'llll to trawl through.
flow the first Killing "conned.
"1- incqu the assertion that tho Prince-
ton boys \t'vl‘t' safe from Indians. and if
they did not got lost, which was improba-
blo, they Would finally reach thvlrdcstinu-
Hull.
When asked hisopinlonaimut tho situa-
tion in .lackwu hole, he said the story of
the killing of Indians Was not t'ill'l'l‘i'i.
The facts are that the settlers came on a
body of nine Bannock Imilans, who ru-
fusi-d to be arrested. The mnan-r being
about cqilltl to the whites, tho wttlers
drew on, scoured ro—onforcoluvnts during
the night and returned next morning and
demanded the surrender of tho Indians.
This than, being outnumlwrml, they sul»
mittcd, aml Wi'ru taken boforo Justice
lihotlvs of Morysvaiv, who filled them for
committing dopmlations and then started
tin-tn under emcort for jail.
While on the road to Evanston, and
while musing a gmup of pills tlmlmr
which offered shelter, tho Italians, being
mounted, made a break for lilwrty. The
settlers were wall mounted also and mode
a rapid movement forward and commenced
firing. riovon out of the nine Indians wore
shot dead. This is the origin of the print-
ent dililoulty oxen-pt tho urn-st of six Shir
shoncs on the ith of July. This. said Mr.
Yarnoll, Is not the end of tho Indian trou-
bio.
Troops May llsi Too Late.
Curvature, Wy., .luly 25.‘-(iovornor
Richards removed a telegram last evening
from the assistant Mlcl't'tnl'] of tho into-
rior notifying him that Brigadier General
Ccmplngcr had been ordered to prcmd at
once to the man of tho lmlian troubles
and order such movement of troops as
may be necessary to prevent a conflict be«
tween the Indians and llilticlill'fl. Later the
governor was mivisorl by (letter-a1 (inppin.
ger that four trmps of cavalry had been
ordered from Fort Robinson. Nob, to pro-
ceed to the Jackson holo country to pro.
test the settlers.
As it will moire at least two or three
days to reach Jacltscm hole with these
trumps, a tattle between whites and mill.
ans may he fought before they can he of
service. Adjutant General Seltzer of the
etete militia wired Wednwlny morning
from liarket Lake, Ida, es followe:
“I met an Indian captain of police et
3%.? “if. Tm’ "I“: ”.‘l...."""“‘~i ““3
out th allpossbo .. se'
himsgsin st 11 o'clock that night. He
$ he taunt control ,the ladhns. who
Mt noon today.
There ere lathe seem hols settle-
wart-m “e... m:
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that , are surround-
!" m ' If the whites have
enmelent amenities, it is confidently ox-
posted they sen stand of! the Indians un-
til the W wine to their aid. ‘
was Depart-sot Orders Troops out.
Wasncsccros, July 25.-The secretary
of war, at the request of tho mmtery of
the interior, has issued orders to General
Coppingcr for the dispatch of troops to
Jackson hole, the scene of the Indian dis-
turbances in Wyoming. '
The full orders telegraphed to General
Coppingcr am for him to issue the neces-
sary orders for the movement of such a
force of troops as he shall deem requisite
for carrying out the request of the depart-
ment of the interior to prevent conflict
between the Indians and the white settlers
and to return the Indians to their proper
reservations. ' '
General Coppinger is instructed to pro-
coed to tho scone of the disturbance and
to personally direct the operations of the
troops. Hols almadvlsed that if he should
desire the use of troops from other depart-
ments on account of their closer proximity
he shall indicate to the war department
the special force desired. Th last men-
tioned instrtwtion is given for he purpose
of permitting General (7cmpingcr to obtain
troops from the department of tho Colora-
door the department of the Columbia if
considered necessary.
Mr. i’iorco, father of one of the Prince~
ton students forming a gmlogic-al explo-
ration party in Wyoming, rmweivcd the
following telegram from his son at Foun-
tain Geyser, Wyn: '
“All safe. imavo park Friday. Address,
Washable. Arrive f‘asyu-r on 7th."
This telegram shows that the party are
returning by the route ovor which they
entered the park and shows that they do
not think thoro is any danger to be appro-
bcnrled from tho llannock and other Indi~
ans.
WAS WALDEN INSANE?
The Wife of the Enlbessling Cashier Tries
to Prove That He Was.
Winston-rug Conn, .luly 25.—Further
evldl-m-u- in support of Mrs. Wuldcn's theo-
rythut her husband is drnwnn-d has come
to light. Tvvo people have lwon found who
saw \i’nldon lctlu Thursday night and,
early Friday morning. ’l‘ho latter is
known to have prvscurml liquorat Young's
hotel ulmut ll o'clock Thursday night.
He was porepiriug freely and said he had
been riding his win-oi. Yut Walden was
known not to be a drinking man.
Friday morning shortly lwforu 8 o'clock
Dr. John Weldon was on his way to see a
patient. Ho lm-t Walden on his bicycle.
i'pon being qm-stlonml Walden said, “I
couldn't sic-op, and I couldn’t stay in the
house, so i thought I'd ride." Soon after
this Wulclc'n'n‘ bicycle was found iufront
of the bank building.
The koy lo the limo luck of thi‘ bank's
vault was found by the now (whit-r, E.
H. lloluu-s. A prolonged nu-oting of the
new illi‘r't’illi'rl of tho I’llilt‘ bank was held
last owning. (in Saturdaym'xtcmcurs the
hearing Ill'IllI‘l' .ludgv Huunway in the an.
purioru'ourt on State Attorney Hunter’s
application for an injunction towiud up
illt' ullairs of ilii' bank.
liuperlor ('ourt of Pennsylvania.
lilti'.l:l~u' Ho, .luly ‘25,»1‘hv new supe-
I'lilri'ilill'i not in illin city for the first
Illnc' ltllcl pi'l‘fi'v'li‘ll Ils‘ot‘gztlillllfinll. After
a brief proliminury mnfl-rrnw chm-«curt
muvvcml. promuluaiml ilu- rub-s for its
gmvrnumu :uul annouuc-vd it.»~ appoint-
Iilt'lli~. liomamiu ii. lirntlvyoi \VIIIlilllli-
purl \viII wc‘n' l|.~ proibouotary for tho
Smmmi ill-oil'ii'l. :rlul munch-I li Sic-phony;
of Scranton \leI ii“ that position in tho
’l'hirul lIl‘iI'lUl.
('irrue l'coplr In re lilol.
i‘ou \uo ~. 1),. Zluly 2.1—»A riot oc-
rurn'd at Marion. \"lll'rl' about 1'." employ-
ers of .\~ilo'y .\ Sunlls' I‘Il'l'lh, with clubs,
rot‘oIvrr-a :uul scorn-s, rumbled local milieu-r4
ill tho .~.-r\ lwof u rats of ullclc'hIm-nt. 'l'lu'
sluvriil w.” r-lllliliillilt‘il nod \vusubout to
cull out fhn- militia who!) .I i'. )lc'Nl'ul,
c'oulls'ol for :Io- hlrn- road, uppwm-d and
llollu-ll llii‘ "li‘l'll's pvnplv in .wiilt‘.
The llrllislr Balsam of Trinidad.
lilo .l.\\c;cc:o. .luly 2rc.--'l‘iwro is grow-
ing l'li'liI'IIlI'Ili In this «by our tlu- m‘i'il-
potion of ”to islundof ’I‘riulclnd by the
English. 'i'lo- govrrmuvnt has dismtchmi
ttvo'notos in tho lirIlIsh logaiiou of cm-
phaiic prohwt, upcoling tho order of the
British admiralty of 1782, by virtuo of
which Trinidad was i‘\'ltl‘|litit‘il by the
English and restored to Portugal.
(loner-l Harrison's tinting.
OLD Forum, N. Y., July :35. ~— Gem-ml
Harrison finds that thorn is better fishing
in Little Mourw lake than near his camp.
and Tammy ho Wt'lll chore, bringing
liillllv mum lion trout. l'pou invitation oi
Robert H. All-xamll-r of Now York, licm'r-
ai llarrbmu and his pariypnrtmlt of a
trout diam-r at the Adirondack League
club Sunday.
last of tho Whisky ‘l'rlst.
Cnotmm, .luly 2:..--liunvrai Moante
will smut ho rolousmi from his truetmllllr.
over the Whisky trust, and the rest of the
pruporty of ilwcuucorn not ornbraccd in
the salt- to inko plm‘c Aug. ill will ho pill
on the auction block, and the last vestige
of tho old trust’will disappear, mgothcr
with its accomlmnylug litigation.
Ilerlrentlae J. W. Dresser Wrecked.
(YAc-nllssnv, Va, .luly Lia-Tho Amor-
lcan lmrkcutino .i. W. Driver, Captain
Rufus (l. Parker, which sailed from Grinn-
tanomo, (Skin. on Juno 2» for New York
with a cargo of sugar, struck on the outer
Diamond shoal on Monday and sank. The
crew were saved.
bill's Meyer Gets Twenty Years.
Tanner, .luly Slim-John i4. Collins,
the negro who shot and killed Frederick
Oh], it strident at Princeton, last June.
and who was a few days ago crinvletcd of
murder in the mound deem, has waived
a sentence of 20 years at hard labor in the
state prison.
All Well at Grey Cables.
llcczzsmrs Bar, Mam, July tilt—lire.
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