Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-08-21

Bunoss q N Outbreak bv Red Clouds
DeDA-The Vsngeful Mood Of q Deposed
CAieftain.
Special TO the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Omaha, Nebrasks, Aug. 1.-THE Sioux
nation notified the authorities Of an in
eendsd outbreak. This morning DR..
0G0ilhouddy, agent of the Red CLOUD
indians ut Pine Ridge agency, tele-
Oraphsd TO the secretary Of the interior
end biz dispatch was repeated to the
military headquarters at Omaha stating
ehat he had been informed that Red
01saA end other chiefs Of the Sioux at
Pine Ridge agency had come to inform
hin that unless he was relieved - agent
0v October Let they would break out,
anadttat they had sent word to the post
cd department commanders to that ef-
test. This afternoon . telegram was re-
eeiysd at the military headquarters from
MAJOR Sumner Of the fifth cavalry, COM
1na1aia9 at Fort Robinson, stating that
- hed 1eoeived letter signed BY fifty
,e0o -ehiefs of the Sioux nation, saying
ehat wide spread dissatisfaction and
esonbls sxistsd among the bands at Pine
&d9e agency, and they called upon
Geo. Crook TO come mp and adjust mat
een for them. They also said that
they had informed the secretary of the
interior that unless within sixty days
d. 1oGillicuddy, their agent, was re-
Aovod and their grievance made right
0eioas trouble could be expected. The
ataation 10 regarded quite ser1ous by
military officials in Omaha who have
vel.
Ehas ars about $500 Sioux at Pine
Aeo end eighty miles from them at
0poetsd Tail, or Rosebud agency, there
aee $500 under Spotted Tail Junior and
Waite Thunder, and to the west 10C
nllss ars 2,600 Grows who have left theil
aGooey and will not stay on the reserva
eea. Thsy have been killing consider
ab1s cattle belonging to ranchmen who
have ocoupied northern territory with
thoif herds, but no serious trouble ha.
eeousfea. There arc large numbers o.
Cbsysnnes among the sioux and also &
great many warriors returning from Sit
80 0ull's band, and who lived with Rec
: Oloaa up to 1870, whom they struck ou
With Sitting Bull. They are an elemen
u disturbance. Since the war Of 1875 ,
great many young Sioux have grown ~
70 b wariiors, and having listened t
ths tales Of their fathers, they are nov
qea1tp0s 70 distinguish themselves on th,
war path, and are therefore restless ant
eager for war. It is estimated that th,
Sioux and their allies can muster owe
four thousand warriors, we'll mountet
and splendidly equipped with arms an,
ammunition. These Indians, although
q Dakota, . short distance north OF til
Gshsaaka line, and under the militar,
eupesvision OF Gen. Terry, have applie,
g Gen. Crook to come to thei
I'D aad endeavor to adjust their griev
ances. They have every confidence il
General Crook, - he has fought then
eaa hes had great deal to do with then
during the LAST nine years, and knowin
hun 70 be fair man and understapdin
thsa veil. they have reason to believ
that b can settle the whole difficult,
0ooseal Crook has been ordered to I'll
department OF Arizona, but il il likel
~ N1dee the circumstances he will b
specially commissioned 10 visit these II
11aos N The department Of Dakota On
60ts1 70 complaints and suggest som
Isos1y. AZ present he 10 at Baltimor,
- vtll retafn 70 Omaha, August 2Ss
49, ~ 1ioux grievances arc y nc
eeAatsely ksovn here. Dr.. NcOillicut
", iAs Pine Ridge agent bears The rel
eaAea q bein9 one Of the best asenl
= " lndiAn sesvics. He h . man ,