, 1879-06-27

Another Lnols mt thu Ecven Cl,cycnnra I'm
prisoned In tie ,Jnil ut Dnlge City. Kns.-
Fears of nm 1ndnn Outbreak Ncnr Fort
1seno.
I'D. spseta. Corrsspordtnee ot The Tribune.
DoDnB CRY, kas., Juuc 2J.-To.morrow
Judge Peters opens court hero, as,ti tho alI.al,-
sorbfng topic Of talk among.h the cnttro cum
snunity Ia the trial of Will.lEds anu The other
six Choycnncs who uro now in Dodge City Jati,
held for murder committed III the vicinity Uf
Dodge City last September, WHEN the Northern
Cscycnties, ot whUm these kuycn prisoners aro
part1on, left the Indian sllagc ncnr tho CAcy
e1,,le Agency III the indian Territory, Il history
of which raid l sent The TRIBUNE by former
mali. =
This morning WALKED up TO the JUL, desiring
to meet md scG these suyugcs once moro heforc
they wero nrruiEnctl at the bar Of iusticc Tile
guaru very eourtcously permitted me to enter
the prison. and walk III to tho grated iron door
which lGd from the Kitchen directly into the
npurtmout denomfnatcd the latt. have fully
described this basement, which Ia q most mIser-
able anl infuman placc tn wh!cl, to keep con.
fined my human being. Wien reached the
grated door, which was securely locked, saw
within, sitting upon dirtY mattresses,
partially covered with blankets, and
devoid OF clothing, save rough shirts. four Of
thu saVages,--all IN m apparently unhappy
frutnc Of minl. Wiid-1log, thu most treacl-
crous Ut Nsc scvcut sat upon bis puttrcts, with
Ills legs crossed, and lis luug black lair hung
I'M, in careless taRnnor over his ehouldara, uo
was bustly. engaged drawing different curl
easuEes In q blank bouk.-ilIcro being but
Iarttnl light from tlla small vent window some
eight or ten feet aboye his bead. Wtd.Hog
looked up ut INC Us stood at the door, nnd,
With au "Ugh-ueh!" nntl smile, arose,
unl, ,'comEnE to the door, shook mt by the
hand huartiiy, and said, III pretty plain
English, Booka Yes,"-mcaulng that
should look nj his work. Od-Crow sat on Il
char, near tho centre OF the room. IIe too wns
0asslnEs away the Lonesome momcuts drawing in
bouk. Upon tab!o WIS burning kerosene
lump, WHICH furnished most Of the light. Along
eagerly upon Oid.Crow's artIstic productions.
Upun the tablu there wns punty 0E smoking
tobacc?, anu Ola.Crow proved laimsolf eal'Al to
tue task Of making his own ci9atcttcs u1d sn.ok-
Tug thtnn in regular native style.
Whtla these three rulsAlNs wera bl1sl!y e,l-
gagged at their artistic ayoeation, Tho other
four braves Woro seated tn crcto upon tt,lr
mutt1cases, smoking, ani having a regular
cupitse alHl blacksm!th. They were laying down
to The othcr two something IN 'la Cheyenne
tongue md thu gestures mado Indicated Tint
tley were talking seriously oyer the coming
morrow. Porcuplna rose up to full length upon
one OCCASION. a1d gave most hideuus ye'p. IIu
seeuled to be ata very ncrvous temperament,
Il,9 ,' only otheE prisoner, who ~ white man:
tGa E;.a S ,,,r.n ,as ,u,itSn. c 'sa been in 1!l
months, aud he llal seen Many queer freaks
done BY, ulcln. Witl.Ilog had sworn eternal
vcngetEc upon Old'CFow, and the other live
musloroua intent whenever ho should Gull upon
them. D..
ii was nearly o'clock III tic forenoon wlcnI
made thse WRIT to thu JUL. Mono Of tile lrtliuus
sa cd i lss sssass e @ VIII s sss
eslisd ms Ut the door, he sm'lea
form, stood e,eet 0hl.Csow looked haegar!
sick; pa!n hero" pointing to TITS faruiiad Wlen
The breakfast was psscd Into tlictn through the
"iooa:holar y OF lhc ja!l-door, long thi pans
Que pan was ~ abundance Of eo'l beetstcak;
in anolher, plenty Of wl.eat bread; and tlu cof.
ieo was of the best quality, Blacksmith Is osll-
ciatsnE IS caterer, and divides out to zach
fast will no apoarent sc';yh, though no doubt
tsttts food have thaE received ip ial tl,an they
hal IN tlrlr owl don,aln: This il thu day bG-
foro court, and these 1ndlans are well aware IT
II. IlleY aFe in a Most bcrihus ftunle OF mind,
aud Tue guards at thu JUL are nov douply
watchlul vi them.
THIS afternoon hatl talk with J. G. Mot1er,
OF Sallna, kus., who IL tile senior counsel fur tla
indians. Iu MY talk With Mr. Mosl,7, fal1u4
that nv informant Of q day or two sinte Wss
Mtatuken when hu told I'M that tho United |
Status uovsrnmcnt "as furnishing thu co9nsol
to defend these lrisonprs. Tie Aufense Ut lllu |
1ndisNs IL voluntary npun tle part Ut Sit. Mnl-
lcr and tFluso associated With aim. |
to-day, tho cniuiuyuluut by hi. !
Niles, the lndIln Agent At tho Clheycuue |
Agatry, Of Mr.. Gtllett, WAS entirely unaulhor. |
txud by the united States Government; a.iI cx-
Hsats-scnRtor 0lllatt has no cpAhcct!oa With
tie c:lsa. -
iu the matter OF Witnesses Tor tie defeusc,
Mr.. MuhIer Applied tu Gen. ,JplIu Pope, coll,.
niaIi.g tho Department .t,t lie Missouri " |
furt leaytuWortl. ttr ellu ISSUANCE Of nn orier
whereby soGerll officers lEo!n Fort ltruo |