The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-22

rior~ from that vicinity would be likely %
70 and 1oan them. The ogalIalas and I'M
eapapa* north OF the British line are bad
lot. A01aS of whom were In the Custer affair,
and soHe of the older ones we're concerned
Ia tire Minnesota massacre OF 1852.
The 8rosventres indians at the Fort
BeIknaX reservation are in avery turbulent
state. u an Instance of the stories aoat-
Ing aroXnd. an officer tells one current on
the rus4fsatio 10 the effect that several
young Warriors started from there 90 visit
Sitting Nnli and learn about the new Mes
slab. 81 the way ono Of them, Yellow
Hawk, - he had been commanded In q
dream - Vii himself az q test OF the faith,
even tlae promise that he should be raised
from Tie dead. lie committed suicide, ac-
eordlnety and the party went on without
him. When they reached Standing Rock
they fuNnd Yellow Hawk there alive and
WE'LL haxing been resurreeted and taken 20
Standinx Rock ahead Of his companio-s.
This n the story sent back by the travellers.
M&eh Interest mt washing ton.
wAsnfxaTos. Nov. 2I.--At the war de-
partment much interest IL shown In the In
dian slt4ation In the Dakotas, and It Is
stated th&t every precaution N being taken
to preserve peace, life and property. III an
outbreak occurs. however, IL is safe to pre-
dict that "a object lesson will be taught the
Indians which they will not soon forget.
There vii be good many soGls set at
liberty if exoyocation Il given. for the army
Is out of pktience.
A xenfI&man who has just returned from.
the scene of threatened war says that when
Gen. Mics visited the Cheyennes two weeks
ago no nad lengthy conversation with a
numbar of che more prominent chiefs and
head mens The redskins wanted to iind out
the whIae6naan program and asked Miles
what ssWashlngton" proposed doing II there
should be M outbreak when the Messiah
made bis appearance.
Tho arxmt father will send soldiers y re-
piled the 6Eneral
Heap &idiersf" was the aboriginal In
qulry.
Yes. h&3p soldiers" said the general
More SOLDIER than any OF you ever saw,
and when 4bey come I'll whale hell out of
you. Z
xznu Indians in Dakota.
PrKRmm. Il d., Nov. al.--Capt. Norviile,
special InAiAn agent, stationed at this
point. retu1ned yesterday from a trip up
had Fawen. Nhere he had gone on receipt OF
a report Ehak the Indians, ON account OF the
Mess al aAnce, were failing 20 attend 90
the daatrisHtl0n of rations and were killing
cattle. ~ xeports that he found the In
dians much excited and keeping mp their
famoss sKbost' dance with rest and per-
severanee khat Is alarming. He found
Hump RuA. With about 300 braves OF the
Two Kektla land, all paiated up and acting
In very sasplcious manner.
Cowboys ~ho arrived here last night state
thas the Indiaas had killed great nnmber
Of EAftle anA were acting In strange man
ner. and xhs famous Indian, Steps-the-
Cripple. tnl1 them they had better keep ON
susne j NE chiefs told Noxvllls thai
seves& of the 8suataiea hnd uraed them 10 gs
and join In the s.ghost" dances, making
tbreats that II they didn't enough force
would be sent against them TO XIII them all.
They claim 20 stand In great fear OF the
hostiles.