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I* fearing treachery, refuted !o ™ 00. wben tie gang fired iota the hot,**; 6«t shot struck Drown, who felLa. claiming that lie m. a dead mmn V P nan named Joaiah Arnold, beta* out V aide the houae, called out, “Murder *» whereupon the gang fired a mite* bin and into the Koum. Mr. Arnold m relumed the fire deliberately, reerirtaw 1_ himself a shot in the thigh. There nuat hare been not tea* than twentr-fire or thirty ahoU fired, aa upon a**-ramation neat morning fifteen bullet »• holes were discovered on the walls o( in the house inside. Some of the ball* el p»«ed close to Mm. Drown, who was ■ also in the hotter, aa also, we under-etand, Mr. and Mrs. Kddy. Mr. Drown died early on Sunday, His dying da* duration, giving, we understand, a ia direct due to the murderer*, was taken » by Judge Sinclair. At the after-death lie examination it was discovered that g the hall had entered the right side and .passed directly through the etomach, ' out at the la ft. Internal hemorrhage of hie death.id It was supposed that Mr. Arnold’s be wound would not prove ratal, being rjoalg eh. flo.ky p«n. of the thigh , At the earnest solicitation of his wife, he was removed a little too soon from m the house of Mr. Phineas Young, where (he had been carefully nursed, to his home some fifteen miles south; and we y are informed now that mortification th has set in, and before we lock up we ,n fear wo shall hare to announce another ,, cold-blooded murder.I Since writing the above we learn j that be is dead!The Devth or Arnold—An after-n death examination was held last mid-jf night by Coroner Clinton, on the body is,; of Josiah Arnold, who died yesterday I at day-break. We are indebted to Dr. ’; France, who and Dr. Anderson were 80; surgeons on the occasion, for the fol. se lowing particulars. The ball uu *a found to have passed between the bone [y of the thigh and the femoral artery, ‘ Hghtly grazing the former, but not [directly injuring the vessel*.* The age iof the man under these circumstances rendered his recovery almost imposai-1(1 ble. No symptoms of poison, as msra-re uatcd, appeared; but for greater certain-n,;tythe stomach is now undergoing an rc analysis by Dr. France.IsniAN News—We learn from Mr. *atEmpy, who has jnst arrived from Betr ils. River, that a few days since, on Sub-iw let’s Cut-off, an emigrant train was at-| tacked by the Shoshone Indians, ted w - At,s -iits Dne roan was killed, and four othm wounded, by the Indians. They also i plundered and burned five wagons, j beside* inflicting on the company other g injuries or an aggravated nature, e, We further learn from the same re source that the troops are encamped at . (Pack’s Springs, three miles above the ferry on Bear River, and that they have now in chains an Indian chief, of c. the Snake or Shoshone tribe, cal’ed Pokotello, who caine to the camp of Mr. Eropy to get a letter written to the commanding officer, informing him that he, Pokotello, was a man of peace. While at Mr. E.’s, a dragoon came, and the Indian chief accompanied him 10 to he ad-quarters, wbcro he was made 0 a prisoner, and is now held as stated.I. Latest whom Carsox—We bars ® Just been conversing with a gentleman y direct from Carson, Mr. Stevens, who (J informs us that he met Judge Cradle-wjbaugh near Gravely Ford, and passed a Judge Crane at the Sink, the delegate I elect from Western Utah, who by the 7 **ys that Cradlebaugh shall not “ hold n Court in Carson.— Servo his right; let him come back amongst his friends. More next week on the rebellion and treason in Carson.FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
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Salt Lake City Mountaineer
Salt Lake City, Utah, US
Sat, Sep 03, 1859
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