Salt Lake Tribune | 1895-07-26 | Page 1 | Wild Rumors of Bloodshed

WILD MO RUMORS OF BLOODSHED report that fifty nine settlers were killed 0 alory CANNOT BE CONFIRMED bart d 3 0 of f utes leathis and man ban necks are concentrating in the jacksons hole country four troops ot of cavalry pass paea through Ch cheyenne cannot roach reach the ilia scene before next wednesday pocatello catollo Po ida july sa 5 special to ti reports from market larket A lake say that tho the rexburg paper of today to day imports fifty nine white while people billed by the Jian nocks near jacksons role holo but there Is fa no way to confirm the h leport and it li Is not believed A coutler 14 i expected tit at halket lake hourly from the rif of jakson jakstis Jak sois with tho the latest baws there haa ban been nothing received at market lape for three days of nf an authentic nature porty forty four carloads ot of united states caIl hir left cheyenne tonight to night for market lake laho with provisions tents etc they will reach pocatello tomor to mor mot row aft afternoon anoon it Is certain certain ahat that nil all of the passes arft are r losely closely guarded in and ami out of jacks jacksons a hot hoi which accounts for the meaner r news newa the troops will he be immediately p piloted flot 0 d to wind river and it Is not likely that any trouble will be made after at ai rival it 19 1 feared that in indiana deans vt ft ill take advantage of tile the few numbers of the settlers Bettl cra anti and commit wholesale murder before the soldiers sold can call interfere indian agent teeter and matron perkins of the fort hall indian school at ross fork carne came yesterday with a 11 coa chload of indian pupils to attend the wallace circus from the joyous appearance of the young indians one would hardly that their sires elrea wele lying in ambush with deadly intent upon tile the lives of the white people of the frontier