Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-12
Prospects Of . General Indian
War.

Chicago corresponds New Ork WOrlI.
As you already know three bodi.s o.
troops have been sent from Cheyenne ard
the Upper Missouri to Dust the miner
who have entered the Black Hills IN SAFETY
md will begin mining next spring. All
hese have faile :, owing principally to TIL
extreme cold, and the miners are prac,i.'.
ally safe till the snow melts. They arr.
some forty or fifty in number, well arm-
and pr"visionel and spparrntly led b.,
guides intimate with the country. tn
aux CIV OF the q ,vernm'nt 70 get then
out il explain d by correspondent. win"
says that t .e Indians 1t Spotted Tai,
Agency, Lower Bru!e Agency, an Chey-
enne Agency (this is near Fort SulIy. ..
over IN Wyom,' y propose to move o.
the miners themselves 50 soon ~ the sea-
son opens. H. says the writer. ''ti,c
Cover. ment can restrain them Or aptic,-
pate them there will be no trouble; but
II the InJians once begin hOstilif,es 10 the
Black Hills, their present t mper Is such
: to lead me to believe t'.at their depre
.lstiOns will extend further.'' '.rh.
Indians along the Missouri River.'' h.
says elsewhere, ..are 10 constant com
municstion with those on tie Oheyenns
and Platte, as well as with the hostil,
-avsg un,'er Sitting Bull. They are MI
wei! armed with Henry aud Winchcst. /,
ribs. aud possess an abundant supply oi
communication which they obtain withou,
Iimi, at Brule City and the Yanktor
agcncy.' Spotted Tall and Red Cloud
are. readers Of The WorlI will remember,
very clos- to each other and within e.s.
distance of the advanced settiemen's il,
Ne raska, which have always been /.
Temptation to the young men. they ".
- subject to the influences Of the hos.
lies 70 the n nth, :" thN the inftr NC
oi the correspondent just quoted Or.
Legitimate.
Letters from the Upper Missouri ais.
represent cOnsids rable latent IN. asines
among the Ind.xn above Fort Sully. Th
rr. Ct Of .wo Uncpspa chi. Is Tor murd+,
has not actually allsyed:: this, though
Ger erAl Cu,trs decided action has 10
Iuced great quiet Tor the time. Thes.
Indians are all sp;endidly armed and ca.
secure Ill the smmu uition they desire !,
the agencies, while the agents are dolns
their best to hamper the military author.
ities aud impress the Indians with tn.
belief that the councils OF the whites Or.
divided. III the Tar North. west th1
Crow and Sioux war parties will swarm
ne country 90 soon Ms the spring opens
aud 1t will be bad year for wood-chop.
l'rrs and gold. s+s kers.
SPECIAL and exclusive advices come from
!! ri Clark. Tex. are 70 tho eject tina
about ; 900 COmaaches snd Lip.ns wer
t'et~eea the PecOs aud BIO Grsede, |, 9O(
Of The baud being warriors wi1h abou
} 500 horsrs. They have bern whipp..
y Niles and ArK-nsss, and arc tsyiu,
" escsPs into Mexico. W.tchi.G Tlxrl
a"d 6crsamis.G Eagle. Cs,saslci,ss. ~.
Gsasbaiabo. LabsiibS and Juan 10 yiQsr,
Lpa"s. wsat 10 Z~xAss. n x.co, 4
.Dsxotiate . trssty whsssby they wo,il,
= ssss,ved = sitix~us asd granted ,
sudlcirns stryitory Css oecaesecy. Dssoe,
they could eoacluds Il 0easrul HaeeA eeul
oas seou'taG parry lroo yess Clsrk, ~.
tse alarmed ambsaeudecs rtaensi 10 theis
0joee. Toe psvpoee q the Jodlnne eleasly