Major Carleton was present at this event and sold his story to Harper's Weekly, which ran it as a cover story. Seventeen children survived this event and were incorporated into the local community, and James Buchanan condemned this event and suggested that it might have been averted with face-to-face contact. The location of this event was inside the Iron County Military District. John Lee and Isaac Haight coordinated with Paiute tribesmen to bring this event to fruition, and its target was the Francher-Baker party of emigrants from Arkansas, who were travelling to California and pausing to rest their cattle. For ten points, identify this even, in which a group of emigrants were slaughtered 
Major Carleton was present at this event and sold his story to Harper's Weekly, which ran it as a cover story. Seventeen children survived this event and were incorporated into the local community, and James Buchanan condemned this event and suggested that it might have been averted with face-to-face contact. The location of this event was inside the Iron County Military District. John Lee and Isaac Haight coordinated with Paiute tribesmen to bring this event to fruition, and its target was the Francher-Baker party of emigrants from Arkansas, who were travelling to California and pausing to rest their cattle. For ten points, identify this even, in which a group of emigrants were slaughtered by Mormons after their surrender.
Major Carleton was present at this event and sold his story to Harper's Weekly, which ran it as a cover story.
{Mountain Meadows} Massacre