, 1869-09-21
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" HEADQUARTERS f'klTEn MATES FiMkH,
"hNAkx lHHkx, ihnEAk RESERVATION.
- "htpt. II.
!" Major t<ntra, c. e. auyur, Commanding IN
I'aIfmtnt " fhs I|Itt:
he asoahonrs, Apprart]l 90 thn huns bclox this
CAtnt- Immediately sent out y C0mf.any. Second
Cavalry. AMI When lttlle ue. ani tho h!utI. they
11or.. I he company made R,,ol nsht, aud dro,e
the lnItlans on, At'ltnR two AMI wonu'llnH num-
her. Our lots !aa Two men wounded, and one
horse killed and nine captured. Tht settlement
The North Fork was attacked, au,i ME. Skinner,
Af. logutn, and one El4n MlusS name II uu-
*ess ss dm aa1 e W3I ,cs s
Breset Colonel Conmaudtng."
IN DAKOTA
FFpxn tAt Sioux City 7fmea, Srrt- Is.
1t Is cur UNPLEASANT tluty ~ again recount the
elettnlnE details Of another 1ndian bntclery Of
since Nc made psiet men,ion Ell of an loIian s,saes
near Fort unford. To-day NC s!se the details Of
The affair, rriete'i 70 Us By Nh eye wltness and
Il i lie usuI custom for Indian traders to alse
the heads Of the different Tribes feast each Jear
On the occahon To which We rrfc!, Mr. laspcnteE,
feast 10 large nambes Of Indiana Alter their
rrrass, they vent TO the ot1lceB' quarters
1t Fort :Blford, snd amused The latter with
wN dance. or course every one In OF
about the Fort WAS present 70 s!sncss th!s
novel and amusing performance. little
dreaming tnA, while they stre STANDING = spec
peaeeao!e kavases, their friends on'5 one nd =
halt utlet fsom the fort we're being nun!ere1-
i appeass that four wood.choppsrt named retef
l'ar ja1ats d. MtLain, from some nart Of Illinois,
| J. Csa'dc, m Italian, and an Old rlalnsuAn
n.med Adam Jones, went out the nosn.nk to
a half fsom tho fort About noon. and before the
Noodehoprers rsze able to E!se ne alarm, ths5
pe5Dess y a9of 10 sse u
tribe. The Indians Immediately surrounded
and coulEetced an attaek on the :ma
armed, fought with ! ne1ol-m very seldom hear
Of. For ote hour the unequal coltest RACED, NJ
the end Of which cme the Tour white men wers
Herous!y wounded thirteen more OF thelt enemies
| After the Indians had Killed the four white mel
they proceeded 70 lake iher ecalps Previous I
lh!s time Mr. J. Y. Cooper hearing shots and scs
rectrG that everything was not Hsh:, got on hi
horse and rode Ia the direction frotu thence III
| sounds Of the shooting proceeded. As he cane II
MGht Gf the Indians, The! started for the XtsAour
| NTer. Ar. G.. learning the condition Of affairs
returned Immediately TO tue fort and savc tn
AsaTn- 4 large number Of citizens AID soldier
went IL PURSUIT. Dot before they reached ihe oastc
EoaEd The Indians hal sca1peA the foQr white t1el
aod WeEc IN the acs Of carrying % their ox'
dead. The while Een giving pursuit. the tuitao
nade bee-l1nc for the Missouri River TheJ sue
cee.led In reaching the opposite banx, and g1toin
| protection from the upde-bEusb, ceIoEe their wh1s
pu11uers came within rice range. Tea Indian
were Killed outright. and thirteen wounded. tn
4fter made their e*cape- The bodies Of the te'
dead Indians were fastened to the horses Of tn
where they were cut up aud quAl3efed # wous
| appear that the four white n4cn fought until the
| Werc each one Killed. When found 1hty Eet
clustered together, son1e Of them hAslng ttl tEot
ATTY 10 sesen'J rouuds Of cartridges
Vof informant stAtcs that party Of the SAN
hand Of 1nd!auk on the sane Gay, and about ii
3etoe sins. attacked , tra.n belonging to Capt III
| and one horse Eto!eu.
Old Indian taters express great fears Of
general Indian outbreak. TheJ saJ thai the II
| d!ans ncTer shoEet ~ much hostility n they
II the present time, and everything indicates Z
| ILdlAn E1f.
Commenting On this, the Omaha Rfpsbsiea
HaJs: he Cnf-pa-pas are Under treaty sttpuu
tious With the government and arr receiving the
annnltleA n The shspe Of clothing s1d s7bs.itenc
regularly. This ls one Of tho hAud8 which paFt1e
. pAttd IN the treaty Of Fott Suly IN 1865, and
| among the 1EEe&t Of the numerous Subdivisions
The tribe Of Sioux indians, Tde Indications
! point to general IndtAn wAr IN the Soztowrs
| embracing The Siou1, CheJennes md ArApaooe
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