, 1869-10-18
fRaox orR srrctA1. CORRESPONDENT !

4I1U&h. Tue dEm1ud lot &0od TO iced th$ |
toussnda of mintra ns4 canssd u gooa msny
pen iatu4 These are incraAatoG every |
eaE, and un1ess stop IL apeed+
y put to the immigration sne old tale
I'll be rtpcatsd, 1nd tho wh!.e men Will taxo .ne !
rtlaus' lsuoa. Indeed, Ma ase not sure bus shas
he Rettlernent has gone 10 far already taas the
makes win hare 70 be gtyan rsssrpasion
rEsher toward the setting tun. The Sioux Ms
Ion haz long claimed The lazds ztTea the snakes.
nd their waEt1ors have eeen IN the tAhis Of max
rg Jeariy ylaits to tho Wind R.ver county and
!r1ItnK on ali the Indians and white men they
;ould 1nd- No longer aso than lsst May .neI
:zrne II. killed twenty Indians, nve whtte men,
md cauted a general stampeds OF settlers. The
hites were clAmoro1a for post, to Be hai1t near
;ouih Pas4 tor the protection, u thef alleged Of
he eettie,s Ii the mines, but 1t Is now generally
Enoxn that the demand tot troops MA nosde
Iostiy By men who were Interested in tho TA1ey1
be, ond the ntnea, and tnat the real object w1a 10
tase Tho soldiers keep lack the Sioux while the !
Y hdtc men settled the Indian lands, The osiloer,
however, Hho Geneial Auxur sent out to COM |
rand the Ulited States forces on tho reservation,
10 sooner aasaned command than ha tecogni1ed |
ste inst claim Of the Indiana to tins iAnli notified
tts bite seEte.s they ha no right to be upau tha
res4yvatloD, aud forbid new Bettler1 to come In.
Here VA a dJleEnA, Indeed, fos the sApacloua
xhItfe. The e!11x on oDe sl,le, the whlta soldiers
On the otues, and botn against the set'iomeut OF
tue lnolsu ianlA Uf the swo, the whiteB hsvs 1t
lsnt decided In favor Of the Rayase1 lexA dau-
gerous 10 ,heit designs. and are now ~ baAy an.
gagged in ,rrisg To ges the sroops on the reseeva-
ton a. the{ were. few months xep, energetic Ia
ebdesvofhg to get them on It, "Loi the loos
srdiAo.''
CATCHING 1 WILD HoKs1
Nat long since most exciting chkse happened
near The military camp On uiy rqpofgie Kirer af-
Ter Z Wild horse- l had uiten heaft the ssoFI of
the Wild hos.e Of Wind Rt,er Valley. but never
expected u see that 1au1ous aatmat a.ire, much
Ices inJ MT habda upon h!n- HE ssor7 runs
thus: Rome yea,s ago tue Chez enne 1ufltans
t,ole noted horse In ksnsu AMI
euld him to the atop1, who b turn suld him 10 tbs
ties, from whom he wss buuKht Of stolen by the
spAkes. He became 50 stctouS sh1s She 9nates
aultl him 10 q white tnan-s Ms. Gallagher. Wno
he wea ttfrR tat. to aBe eeta1:msnk be g5t 1aY
ard took tu the m0uhfalhe. All eGurt 10 recap
iute him was rain he onttsu The srIttest 1ntl,au
t1ottea, ahd fen4iacd at larRs for se1erai months
AZ Last he Mss su,p.sesl hy q txslJ ut wAffiurt,
MIrtpuhhed and Isstoet befnsa he rUuIh hfeak
thtutleh thsM. FecnfrII tied wth rupcs. te
WA tftuatlt lntp The fhan CANT. atrf i'*sten aul
Ftkf*en thtU FeHa.oH 1Iehre. tub M ambltfous
tt,tist, Aue,ap'st uhs il. ~ sile hta w.iam t,s
thtew. ah enftee.1e,, III kettht tAh The h4tp. tts
f,N hEt sarxs f''is staulni ILL hesk. the eHi VI
~hHt' '1tsRxe'1 lhn krvun1, Kh'l . bfnta Anf fn'
.ilsh .nl0iu sAa IN illn. liA HA4 ulteh nneu. but
,tef,eH aIl ptfFla h set8plAls HIN, Up sy ~ H.
a%u, %tus wAs ,'st d.leaa, eaw Atsa gtaalea Aesss
| y hlAa, Ath. ResfihR \ lsF'At. eEawied 10 thh
eaks ~ tAs tslWE, RAA, ~Hh AAsEfs4x
PEeetsi,H, Threw lhs htits 0faG hls tt1AA. 0Rha
nte lhs naIls tfata t'.la,t tInSsif aapttye, 4nt
tAts Inns IA xAa AsnuFe's lied 10 tsaa wtth IaR
chAtn; Int 2Aa Ut the l!Lks was hF0*rD, sui, lha
chAn parting. Aa ma,ls tff the hills aud Ras hos
Aeen again,
4 teH dAga &xo, !uAt altar hteaktash 4 aautna,
| Of the camp on l'UteAats reported hofae on ths
hiutfs o,asiootsnE shn camp, and cloaeT snspec-
tOn bLuW cd tie 8nlrnal 10 u tho EeSttA al8 Wild
| ao.1e. Ne seemed greatly exeilad, and Kept gal.
1oI,'pg up and down the ol1tf1, with hexd aud tai
| erect The commanding off1cre orlernl that nc
ote rhou!o puf11e nlui ~ loaG ~ he kept running
! sud Naa In sight ot sho csmp- Ths orasc hofse
Nh Synt!Y de4cendeA from the h!utI4 And tAn acfos1
the valley with the spceA Of the wind. to where
COZ pany Of cavalry horses were grazing. but. bo.
coming alarmed, he wheeled when near thtu AMI
rnade Into the t,tlA A. II charmed, hc soon
cka1ned, And, tRki1g wide cilruts, passed ar0ont
| the eau III xIh herds seyerl 1imes. The 14pldlt|
| and length Of time which ha raa Waa locreilbla
| We could sec the long chain threshtpg about h,
| fore !.ga sppare1tly urE1IR him tn greater exer
lions. At lzlt be stopped near the hrEd. Seemingly
| exhausted, The commanding officer. who hat
tad the best cavalry hortes eadd1ed up, oEdcre'
item out. and the troopers galioped RRl;tsy Il
theiE positions ut different po.nts Of the valley
| The torae, a. bad been expected, when puEsuet
ran bcat1y Iu q circle. md as fast a. one sroo7e
came he.r another he selned up and iresh hazs
and tdrr iotk pr the chase- Al INST the VII
horst eati1y dtssapccd bis pufsues1. and Il va
! Nth ereat dltlcnity he could he kept out OF ID
| hills but The chain th1etninH shout ht* legs In
peeled Its progress ani gave him great pain. 1
half IN hour the combined strength Of the cafaif
hc5ses hogan TO tell, and fereral troopers got nen
enough 10 1nsow their lartnts, but, not bctu
Skilled, zni.rcd she!r ns1k- The circle he8An1:
: grow Ama1ler, and the Wild hofse showed evide,
signs Of dtsless, bot tho easairy horses were ali
| v1ripf pu,, Ana the ehase jet w2a aoutssu!. A
this Jnncture, nurus ct Of Infantry soldiers au
tepusfers, mounted on mules, came TO the assl
tance Of the cavalry. The mnIes ran well, N
their power Of endurance WIZ rematkshie- !
ruu 7ue via horse would strike = trot and IT.
as fast Is a1y Of his porsness could suns but ~
tempt 10 head him on ou!d brrak him up into
galiop, lie thoot OF tue caEa'r5, but tho null
| test up with him, nnd 1T last . 1ofs Vas got orr
his head By tea1:stes, AID Z caTa1r5man, co:nls
m 4. tne moment, seize.l the chstn. 10th N.
: hung % wertt but the czvaltJuan wAA dtaggs
; | from the eaddle amt loat his nolt Tnt teaustt
Sill clpug to tho rope. snd ii The horse T1s hea
I iur foF the camp, urged his tnnie to
utu,oet 70 fcsp up with him. AZ Inc pro
: pect of capture became ccttao' sae e1e,1
ment u the foEt wss Intense. ies p1f3ne
snd punued haa nov ~ofAeo up 9al.e e"rs ~ y
. breastwcTts, and the lDcn Of Captain Fhlstc'
COMPANY, sefentn ln1Eea stA'ss !n'.uuJ' a1i.' ~ y
: over the WORKS aud surrounded tho doomed hot
: on all alder. lie made noble struggle Tor .
liberty, bat ropes, held nT uany hAnda. ~
: quickly s,xzsed over hts neck around his body y
= = legs and, IN few moments, he foana himself
Q bts hact and hts heets IN the III. The cnatn Y