The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-03
The INDIANS
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wAsmixeroS. June s:.-Sensscs ingalls,
has revived . s~.exnm !,cs the t;ovssnos
of Kansas ssy wing an sncursscn oy the Chsy-
ennes similar Ia TIA; Of 1874 10 anticipates,
and great uneassnsss pervailA Tbs vrsssfs
part of Kansas has been rspsdly settled ar
this seascr. and the newcomers are N .
very desen>rl->s Condition.. Governor Mar
tan therefore exp.s>et . earnest desaf"
iha, the Secretary OF wss shcaid sfai'es
irccys on the southwestern border OF NE
Stale to guard against any ATTACK BY The In
dsaas Secretary Enascoss 10 eus Of the
city. Seaaior Ingalls, called aE-sa
the Precedent with he telegram
and ~xs sssnr~d he matter has
bern the susie~t Of earnest consideration ss
the Tr~ssi-i.; and kts CaSlnet. and active
mesSurvs have h~~n taken ey bath The In
terror Alsd VA DEPARTMENTS To rresenI "
pussia.c. any OUTBREAK Of the Indians and
In fepr-ss 10 prcsnpuy should one crrnf.
General Augur has reported ic The War
D~vpar;msn, that he has sixteen consi>snl"s
ten Of cavalry and IN Of Infantry al hort
Reno. !. L. The last company a;ttsrd Al
the fort to-day. Iss General sprsehsni,
no immediate optbgrsk Of the ,hrs ran
Indians They have tscn Informed ~ ths
proposed -sp,oin,acn; of a ccasrnsssou 10
investigate ts-ir troubles. and ,~Alscss .
willingness Ia await results
CRITICAL
WICHITA, NAN June s..-Ihe Dtig
Eagle il In receipt Of a special iTom The
thry cuns Indian agency late lat evening.
OF which a ~ noISis il transmitted the NJ
sociai.i Pres TIT situation az lhs a<rlry
looks ~cti,scaa, ami ise otc~r~. employees aaa
traders are table 10 be attacked hy the TN
'uriat~d Chsy~nncs NJ any m"uienL. The
Indians are drilling daily la regular ~AF-
Ike form. The Ariiya! al the tr,ogs under
sumner only seems 10 have %stiIi~i Ia.
Indians. wAo put cut extra sp.cs sn
all directions. Without prompt aud
efficient action on the part OF The Coy
erBment a bloody raid and massacre ~li
he the result The special, whicb u from .
reliable man ~ the agency SAYS thai the
Indian, are In sufficient force Ia butcher all
the whites. including the troop nos sta
toned there. Tie indians keep the,r
Joni-, pickcicd night sud dAy, and the, ARE
we'll armed and have plenty Of ammunition
Tie people at the agency dAfe no, ai,snp;
irving To reach the Kansas border. fIss
COMPANIES of the fiith cavalry. un,ieg
Major Carpenter. passed through this city
by special train to-day. and Mil be within
one days march OF Reno b. tomorrow
morning.
FoE TUr siy.HA N>bKr~
Trc~oN. 4. T., June 2T.-o-n-fAi Crook
has tcen bus,iy engaged the past fee days
In rvfttlug and repairing for On Indian
campaign in the Sierra Maires and Is about
., aiy "a start fer that ks Agty. lie unoiii'
Gladly stated tina; the campaign would te
conducted - follows: teIscI al Crook With
scout, and infantry vii! enter the Sierra
Madre mountains and ~pdrasor TO capture
or Kill Geronimo aud his followers. si,oald
they escape hun and attempt TAI return In
tile reservation In Arizona OF New Mexico
they will he Intercepted by cavalry, which
will be stationed along the lins. The
troops will camp at different water hoies
along the line bctw cen Fort iiuartarA and
Silver Greek. ~ the entire ilnc will be
guarded
DENVER. Col. juno 3s.-The Srrs Dr
range special says II is currently r~rp"r'ci
that tn. citizens of thl. cutnis viii d~ns d
The d-ll,-ry to the Law Of III. indians con
c-fnet in the murder Of s,-nih.f. when
trontlc Is Almost sure TO follow. Nothing
IL beard here ~ Yet IL Agent s'olisiia,.rS'
investigation. Uncunhussd reports are stess
that other ind'aus have hs-n silsesL til.
eScii~uten, il sutsiding here. Mr.. Genthef's
condition " regarded a. hnisie~s.