Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-28
REDSKINS TN WAR PAINT.
GEN. CRDOlS T0WAA ETHgg EIagIp
AGAINST CfHIsONiMO.

The Renegade Bands 60 be- Capturad or
Out 20 Pieces Ia the Sierra Madro
M0uatntns-tfsU. Aueur Assures tho
Governor % Kansas that uis People
Are ia Ao Danger.
TUCSON ARl, june 21.-Gen. Crook
has been busily engaged fer the past few
day in rebtting and preparing for an IN
dian caWpa!gn In the Sierra Madro noun
taine, and is about ready TO start for that
laealty. II IS unoalcialiy stated tnas the
campaign wil be conducted as follows:
Gen. Crook with scouts and infantry will
enter the Sierra dadre mountains and
eudeavor 90 bill or capture Geronimo aud
bis followers. Should they escepe him
aud attompt To return 10 the reservation
in Arizona or New Mexico they wiz be
Intercepted hy eavciry, which will he
Bfatianed along the line fr1nps viii
camp at The different water hoics along
the tine between Fort huachuoa and
silver Creek so that the entire ino will
be guarded.
KANSAS REAs5uREu.
TOPEKA, june z7.--lhs Governor is in
receipt of letter from Gen. hugur il
which tho letter says: "ln y!gw Oi the
late reports Ia tha eWspagefs concern
ing the alleged breaking out O{ the Cbey-
about the counties bordering ga Indian
terfii0ry. aIn happy "a assume you that
IN ny Judgment, founded On tae latest
reports from Fort Reno and eantonmeut
that no Immediate danger 20 any portion
Of your State is to be appfehended from
the Cheyenne or amy other Indians
There has recently been great deal OF
excitement among the Cheyennes. aud
some OF their young men have been IN
4t,
acted very badly. This Indicates, among
Indians who have boon quiet on zoe reseF-
walton 50 many years, that there exists
somewhere what they conceive TO be 9
grievance.
THE GOVERNMENTS PRECAUTIONS.
ssIhe government has appointed COM
mission 70 ascertain whether or not they
have iust cause Of complaint. II the
commission find that they have the gov
ernment viii undoubtedly correct IL. II
It finds that they have not 1t Is equally
certain that the government viii take
efficient steps TO reduce them
10 submission, and II is be-
lieyed with sufficient force and
preparation TO cOnine whatever trouble
may result 70 the limits OF Indian Terrl-
tory. Should Anything Occur--which
there Is reason 10 believe IL threatening
danger TO any portion OF the citizens Of
your state on the border shall not only
inform you NJ once, but VIII DO an
In my power to avert IL. filed 8 copy u
telegram received last Night, which
shows that the Cheyenncs VIII W eiad %
meet the commission"
MOVEMENT or THE TROOPS.
WASHINGTON, June Eileen. Schoheld
telegrrphs from Chicago 10 the War De-
partment that reports from Fort Lewis,
Col, Of June "a, say that the Utes are not
committing any further depredatiOns, and
II is hoped that those Of the reservation
will return without trouble In regard
to the threatened trouble az Cheyenne
and at the Arapahoe reservation in
Indian Territory, Gen. schoheld telo-
graphs that on June % two troops Of the
Ninth Cavalry marched from Caldwell
TO Reno. The Fifth Cavalry reached Red
Cloud, Nob., on the same day, and Car
penter's four troops would leave on June
- by rail for Reno. On their arrival
there will be ten troops Of cavalry and
six companies OF infantry at Reno. The
force is regarded by Gen. Auguer as suti-
ciant for the praNpnt