Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-26

.sa9en:s pheri dah6 Z a Hhd Ell with
CoEIsherida randi Ca4at GibbsJof their II
q thil iinoriin X Il a iaely took pas
an sss Isl eatmqsa mser;zBig HON, which
started at o'clock foS Yankton S X q ns,l Sheri
dams tour includes q general inspection,
OF. Forts Z ates, ites,! !.sully, Bennett, Hale and
ylalnaall sIte VIII cdlhe out at y ankton-,
The General vas! pleased with the ideyel.
4sto,p,ment and improvement y As It he saw on every
hand. Hes ssti1l holds warmly to his
pp,p9onythat Nakota Win Yl ..bse: = g the
ssag Agricultural empire of the west The.
10 huilding,of' the Norttllern Pacific to the
yellowstone meets lis heartiest. s is Ii approval
ffHe Believes It will do more than any.
other single ee forever settle
r~!ae, 1,udiany question: As theg situation
now stands, he thinks the Indians In any
numbers are barred out of Dakota. He.
admits there maybe Struggling bands Of
adventurous bucks between Bisma arek k.and s.a
.Kcegh pea Kqpg ana asBufara ;saaaf alere
Us necessity for the escort with the N. r.
locating, party; that an OCCASIONAL LEV Mte
2ail S92alp vii be lost, but wholly SEQ uts the
gEs.s a'asf sfEc1iI Z! ii:b pANeEn Nj na& 9 50
On. the other, hand ,he belieyes thesc escoun;;
Try IS s Safe, and that settlers can keep on
rushing into the Yellowstone yaHeN sas
freely as if it was the 1ihaa1 Garden Of
Eden Sheridan d z great believer iniithe itth
possibilities sof the 81 elloWStOne! In ihis
heroic mind there is no such valley on
them al <iH TIE United States but gener-
ousy4 comedies the laurelss gtoS the old
Stamping ground Of Sitting sEBulfEs The
day is snots distant when s:the cattl leSran sges
Of Monhna will be Dis faln;otls as the heatt
felds,ofs Dakota Then, he says, estimate
the. greatness. of assection that will corn
bineSin its rasourcesl the the richest. gold and
silver mines. On the continent Y the'ipi ight-5
lest hefdy 6ft cattle and sheep, and the
his pet cavalier, Custer, sees the star that
AS TO SITTING BULL,
the Genera}nis # xed if1'his Belief that he
means no harm at present # rhe moves
over the line, Gen. Ruger is Instructed and
commanded ito mpveaupon him and make
hiswhole pr s6nsrs % g
Bull thas i been tormall cognized aass a
nbjectosby. there government at
Washington evil be treated as an
invader and whateEer damage he4may dos
the Canadian government will :, be
requested TO repair.s Major Walsh lids,
therefore; asdelicate jdb.o sshands He
must hold them on his side or be an
unwilling paftyato an sihternat1onal i'm
rtts 4'T.fs
T6s military M ncll}asdiing II i & ar; M 81, Sheridan,
are not.h6stile to The position that s. 3. is
a British subj biectrs They rather, liksoit?as'
it defines shis<status and gives them free
tightif he skips. over on this side, ryen TO
hunt buffalo. The s1itlie shave no
computations fofsconsciehte about raidfng
any party Of Sioux Whe1 may return taohs
American soil. =
From a private 5souqqeSeh ri The TRIBUNE.
learns that Sheridan will take asharp peep
ata the Indian ,agen1iesuon the Missouri.
proposes to pick zap some ipSi points nts on
the ground that Secretary Schniz can't
trace 70 second Rhands.. He Wiu, 1loFel
around and seeawb at fh e poor fact3ai
grieranoes are. The General is looking
fr material for another thunderbolt
Music, when little Phil returns to Chicago
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