The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-25
OUR MEN ON TONGUE RIVER.
now the Troop. Tni"y Life In winter-Thc
Tongue River Op-rn iiouse--A Lively scout
The Yellowstone Rampage Rich
ArrIcmlimrnl md MInernI Kcsnmrce..

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The f""""N"ne on Hnmp"se- Nich
Agricultural aud Mineral Kesources.
r,xr,xvrvr Ar ,r,vo,.r pt,.,u Al r
r.. 2j.-Sinrc our rctuin from the trip up
r. 1tu, river we have cniovcd a cessation Of
c,noral ho-tilitiea and a.tiyc movements. not
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ti Nu'h on account vl l1'tc remaining mourning
o. hr lone NJ of our having no proper means Of
TRANSFORMATION tn successfully accomplish any
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tNni'i movements ana IL was I" DE ahtlrl-
IltHl, a't"r our last engagement, that the In
i.. ,y.,,ft .u,to,,,r rr., g., ,,,,r ma ,,,, La, n
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lnsthy ana rrotiactrd chnse hitcr thcm
ftrnuyh the rnuthas' country thoy could tnko
ns ,,.r ,.,i,rt, fru-ffn, themselves In "A a,b,
u.s. N'r pro. '' ""S"n- '"'n9'N,9 III " hNu'
The troops, however, have been Kept busily
Timber therefor. cutting ice and in pnrf,rn,inu
.i, ~ "a - ~, "','N
'' 77''S JOYS r'pu'r'u a u
Io-t lsolated as TINS Is from all outside aid and
assistance. The grrnt trouble with th. sutIi,ra
l,u.,,r mil ana, ,,,.. -. ,t. -, , ~,
',,... %".. O'. ,''" '"'9'9 wv" 10 ,'el ''ke
tumptive fat that lust about the titne that thnv
,,.romfnr,,lJ,, H., ,., W.
""u7'u anu proNiueu WIN mess
looms. kitchens. &C.. tho spring will have
opcnrd and then agnin will thn command st,rt
frash Indinns mi ,,os,,,.. ..,',,
.atto,, -, 49, - " "o"' ~" "u'io
speaking OF the new ediilccs erected at this
tia.e | must not omit the mention of the
ncue Rivor Onera H., ,.,,n.,t. ~
Hti m mn" INV d, VpHna m3uS,. wherein. on me
~ r,,y a" mitnry t,i.nt was given
~ lltep ,mllt'nly Iu"hl' unuyr the sup"rln.
r1b ,ean,r w '"'i' 'V""0i Vi '"o s"IVpihe
'Ih. istH r.. wac oIso n -,1 i,,.,. L.. -
,t"nnt ~ tbn arrival - man i, v ny w un
lai not 9eNore eNperlsnn,rl i2r some Two
i. t, NV, Wy t.u DA"bp', W ~
ia tn1,ad l,,reeu eNnsis'enry now scouts
.,t ny ny" T'IuS u".l1' Ne hhd been sent
hrscl ea ~, We ,alMrrd Indians 10 CrDy
hIs. ANN "a, aseertnln II they desired To-
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.."n sun Oul'r INFORMATION a. might be
WIN i,1 ooinnland IN any iuture opera
inh'u cen MllrS inHt on the succeeding day a
tt1l'V, Nv, ,,tris Woulu come I, the cani9nm"nt
'So'.a , lor pen "' ahi accord nsy the next
'''', d u", ~ viIi'iS ain HWrlotS ar
IN,li a ,'uhcll WIS h"ld, IN Whi' IA the chiefs
'aiod ina t lheir Ionies, were in poor condtlqn
A.t n1, n.y. Ia,Mly 81 iovd ana warriors; that
a. -.H"'V :" ih"hN VINO men ia Their chosen
tMlng grounds malc their hearts -grc amt
al-rd them TO feel iik" k"eping ON the war
,'h all the time; that they didn't want the
Fl'" mon u go INTO their country and get their
and above all they man.fest.l an over
fsuuinS desire for ammunition and To- recover
'' nWlr"d Indians. Gen. Miles. however,
81 irm. hut temperate. and explained clearly
5000 O. roughly the terms of the Government
Nrat.n.ng them with further ho-tilitir- in,
.st. tu.r h"n-n'cpltnn with such success
t.i wye 'h.l nne thicl informed him that
t-r tmi would come IN and ~lrren Ter Ia
Dr.. it they Thought " Crayy Horse would
H' N'A tiHm. ani that although the O-al-
100 as would make mo- a finite prom &c.
t.f uW4-ut tur OedllIlla- Wuuid follow suit
tI"N fiH iu'F' unt- htu -4rrrud rcd. IhN~i.
r...fns- VT remain o. %. hoard from rs BOB
I'll .Nfr'ul"r. hut a- au evidence ui their -iu-
1917 they. y -i -rdHy. retained about sixty
'i ft. mat AaI uocu II len from cltlL .us
A. Il il-f.i .o ~ tho manner In which the
r.l han is addicted O. t.rgiVer-atiln
N-ir nt"n PTS return. ipinlu.d n- that 40
tnI II |l>, = cnmp, situated about 1850 miles
l'. tnry informed him iuHt az il. battle
i Mountains the lnd!un loss Wl- fl.tv--I X
"i ami fatally wounded; the InNN- that
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