The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-12-18
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Sitting Bull, his son, and four other In
dians Of his band were killed on the 18th
inst by the Indian police, while resisting
arrest. Il had been reported that thu
wiley old medicine man was about 10 Join
the hostiles, who were plllaging along
White river. The police were sent out "a
make arrests, should the reports prove
true, and when the camp was reached d
was found that the Indians had struck
their tepees. painted their ponies and
stripped for war. The police made dash
into the camp and seized Sitting Bull.
Headed by Black Bird. the son Of the
captured chief, the Indians attempted Q
rescue. A struggle ensned and Sitting
Bull, who was not pinioned, gave his or
des to the braves. In the iusilade that
followed, the old chisf, his son, four Of
Of his band and an equal number Of In
dian police were killed. The cavalry
coming up at this time, the hostilss were
put 10 rOut, abandoning their women,
children and camp equipage, and striking
out for the bad lands, followed BY the
cavalry.
Sitting Bull was born about 1887. He
was the principal medicine man Of the
Dakota Sioux, who were driven from
their reservation In the Black Hills by
miners in 1875, and took up arms against
the whites and friendly Indians, refusing
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q. Teny's column, which was sent out
against them on the Little Big Horn river
and were pursued northward by General
Terry. Sitting Bull, with q part Of his
band, made his escape into British terri
tory, and through the mediation Of Do
minion officials surrendered on promise
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An parties owing me for the last five |
years or less will please come forward
and buy more goods for 1891.
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In plush or oxldised silver at H. H. Aliens. |
The prices have been marked way down.
silk handkerchiefs, TO suit all, at
Vance 4 Muliord's. Il
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Daxt Monday and $500. $500 -
Of these excellent fowls for Christmas
or New Years dinner should not forget
10 get in their order. lw
Consumers will please remember that
the cash must be handed over the fence
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JOHN hAkD.
Cold pens, Periumery, handsome
books, toilet cases, work boxes, christmas
cards. manicure sets, Whisk broom
holder, card cases, photograph frames and
shaving sets are n few Of The articles suit.
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mean vance q Mu''ofus MONDAY
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A, 49,. . s..,..s,a ~. - 800. ~ - ~.
and other cutlery, 10 which he invites
the attention Of the Yakima public who
are looking for useful and acceptable
Christmas gifts. u
Just received, ii DR.. Tait's drug store. |
q large assortment Of Chriatmas eooda.
which VIII be sold ct bedrock prices. q
Read Vance 4 Mulford,s holiday ad- |
vertisement.
-stacks and s,acks az chyiatmaa oooda
are 20 be found at II. II. Allen,s drue
store At uricea that are IN keepino rith
hard times. IL
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Vance 4 Milford have some Of the
nne't overcoats ever SHOWN 10 Yakima.
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