The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1884-06-15

cut ssries Of articles calculated 70 IRE the
hearts Of the whites aGainst their aboriginal
brethren. and specially suited TO the green
cowboy mind We shall sse further ON how
Dush ground there vas for thsss energetic
foundations. Thors's NO trusr proverb
than Give dog bad name and hang him"
On receiving the Information mentioned.
0hsrih Johnson sont three deputies 70 the
scsns Of the trouble b nnd the Indian inosn-
Diaries and. II possible. arrest thsm and bring
them here. Mr.. Anderson accompanied the
deputy sherifs. Az Tongue River 10 not rot
fordable the party had to take their horses
asross ON the railroad bridge. At the fort they
we're Joined b. William Rowland Cheyenne In
ssrpFster IN the employ OF tho Government .
xsotuckian BY birth. who has lived thirty two
SoAre among the Cheyennea. and Ia the father
u thrsa or four intelligent YOUNG hali-brosds.
oae Of whom II an enlisted scout At the fort.
Wolf Voice. . FULL b,oodsd Cheyenne. who
speaks English. and 10 also an enlisted scout.
accompanied the party. Rowland. however.
.s ssona 10
So holss Witch ihrew him lin and As he oopld
S. hi morniSr Whom he caSshs Ss horsS
nett mor1ine y was t9o !ets he said; to satci,
@ me post nett Day He .is9 s.id he had had
Sas *. & % . ,ss
main 70 road. 90 VOL yoce lett the t main road
and the Sheriffs TOO. In fr2ntler phrase think
neither Rowland nor Wolf Votoe liked the
On Friday. the 2ist inst. sheriff Johnson tel.
70 Il Mr.
con. escrk IN tho post traders store at the
rh Tns sssss fnsn Ssa sa tsoa
- sIs time 81 thsir sufIsndsr until they
i;sfass Gas''%Rns I'D III
ss sSs e ss s so
s;f sSDfS e5s ksSs.5 ;s1 Gsyy.a M
ordered BY telegsaph e BE- IL readiness for
nat - possible overtake. the. other party In
e IE:ysns s snS "a Sa 2
Xt FORSYTH. Thompson and Sheriff Smith
tcof nores snS On a. fnss az possible
nine miles from the Indian camp at O'Clock
IN the afternoon;
vioqs night Tho deputy in charge had heard
such a!aI ~, r1m"rs from the Indian camp
largo aS'
that country who were spoillng for fight and
stories were corroborsted by man named
Charles Lee. who had run away from homo
ever si IN s He told the " sheriii that Black
VA s Hns s ps Ssef
seems. Lee. from some motive Of personal spite.
was now very anrious to excite an attack on
bin ap. The Sherifrs had gathered posse Of
alI the cowboys In that region who, did not
were S coIectins a tIe mon they seald fnd Tor
On attack on the Cheyenne camp. Sheriff Smith
snd Mr. had d., p9s srrlysd a moment a'5
g On to the camp siens Il they Wished and
:s 10 Gn es he ssS SrS s sGS couple
psi sS%s Il tss sSsiisns COWBOY resisted M
sSs indians "s eS" s 70 BACK ap during u s the
and r. nTay snd fs shcs II h.d e
Sornins then to surround the camp before
1sybIssi, and send Thompson In 70 psrIsy
Ia Ia the morning morning tho camp was surrounded in
.soS. scoomDsDied By Louis King. Who also d.:
vent y s % a ne
Pits end entrenchments there was no sign.
a Rs nss ~ o is e S. ass.
os e had hcss sHd sstsd Th Rsc ~ n:
IS 2 lad eu a sis hous. They lad 10 iass
thsy had done anything wrong. they said. This
on sna sSss ass
6oae wrong. and they had punished him: They
h II ho *; q as hss s' ons
Louis King was sn officer and wished to Eet
Mics n I'll Oily 9S % that ~ sis White chiefs
Shors might nudge the matter and see who vas
nd ss er s asr R't sns
teins told ths. the fellow had loft the country
With the oiflcsrs unIess the white man was also
fnss they were sur surrsundod b. ssmed mon n Tho
!ndisps then al walked ont Of their iodses nn.
!: Ss ssd xS e as n
lsh Vol, bsd!y y,o;% y one cd man near:
posed to these were about 40 white men. some
u being cowboys.
NJ Hiderson sss1ohsd al tss lodges Tor 81:
property, and found some things he claimed.
s. Which, sS "a isi lie sS
dee: sosbos. f.. sbss ns
SnS sna ehiISTsn oos and n s
Black VOLTS wound, he proposed TO leave him
a The ann S It'd Ss pe asS %
Spys. raised sueh howl about i that the he
women and children. and these were left with
out any food. their sugar coffee. and bacon
having been taken to q neighboring ranch.
After the surrender Deputy Shorin Smith was
priyately approached by certain persons who
esked him lfhs would take any chance. on his IL,
Shom over. II will DO remembered that the In.
aiana were unarmed. He answered that The
fried e take them from him w, wouid, hare
Should wish 70 take the fpdlans from him.
HE a3awer va that hs ySnid gtys thGss I Sr.
@ such oacisI trasss on the tre9.isr I: not g
Sonduct Of Smith aud King on this occasion
without honorable menti0n. A. for NJ Thomp.
son, too much can not be said OF his part In
fhls business and think he VIII consider hii
q the people with whom his duties during his
military service for several Years brought hiu,
e.. ifS% StSry Of III.
way no was shot:
II Was At this mans house. Hs asked me 10
dinner. / accepted. After dinner i went out
and sat on a pile OF logs In front OF tho house