Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-24

7 EVENING. NOVEM
Governor Aleliette has gone the,
tonight with . large supply Of arm
and ammunition, hoping to quis
the alarm. kilograms were =,
ceived BY him this afternoon fror
several points asking assistance
Dispatches from the comm snders q
FORTS Yates and Suliy say ths
eveFything e quiet. Ii IL eviden
that moot Of the alarm IL ground
Len.
TILE DANCE MUST BE SUPPRESSED.
| OMAHA, Neb., Nov. ga speci
al to the Bee from Piae Rldg
ssensy sayss Two Of the most X
liable scouts In the government
employ reported to General Brook,
last night. that $50 lodges of tn,
Wounded Knee fAnatics, lucludin,
some Of the most desperate an,
treacherous redskius In this mt o
the county, have moved to Whit,
River, twenty miles north Of here
and again begun the ghost dance II
. Wilder manner than known thu
NJ. Tho scouts talked With sew
efal leadefs, and all declared the,
would shoot any government OH
ciAl1 Of soldiers Who attempted 4
suppress the dance.
This b by far the most menacins
news that has come 70 Genera
Brooke since his arrival. All thu
Indians In these $50 lodges are ann
ed with Winchesters, navy revol
vers and knives. They have large
quantities OF ammunition and pro
Visions and ere receiving heavy
reinf0rcements hourly.
GENERAL BROOKE
received . Telegram from General
Miles last night giving him power
70 call Just a. many more troops to
this point a. he deemed expedient.
Some OF the scouts and Indian
police sent out Thursday to notify
the bon-danclug factions to move
into the agency precincts until the
trouble is settled, have returned and
report the friendly Indians willing
10 come In. Some have already
done 30, and It Is believed all will be
in BY Sunday night. The danger
Gus work Of bringing the disturbers
to time will begin Monday morning.
General Brooke received an inti-
nation that the War Department
will certainly insist upon q suppress
ion Of the ghost dance ct all hazards.
Both the coDmandsnt and the agent
are geeatly chagfined aud nettled
1t learning last night that another
lot Of some 500 Rosebud warriors
put in An appearances, as II they had
risen out Of the earth, only twelve
miles northwest Of here and were
preparing to establish q ghost dance.
These have Winchesters and are
loaded down with ammunition.
THE PRESIDENT INTERESTED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. y. - The
War Department has authorized
the number Of Indian scouts In the
Division Of Dakota increased by
6ve hundred men, they to be
selected from the Indian police and
other disciplined Indians. Major-
General Schofeld this afternoon
said that every houf passed without
an outbreak Enlightened the prospects
for q peaceful settlement Of the
pending disturbance. Secretaries
Proctor and Noble were in consul.
tation this afternoon with the Pre-
sident, who manifested much in
terest in the subject, and deciied
that the two regiments Of cavalry
should be sent to Pine Ridge from
Arizona and Mexico.
The dispatches from General
Miles state that the separation OF the
and turbulent Indians is
proceeding apidly at Pine Ridge.
General Brooke anticipates no inn
trouble and thinks the
will make easier the task
Of restraining the turbulent Indians
from overt acts. kilograms are
also received confirming the reports
that the Messiah craze il rapidly
north and across the
l,auadian line, under the operation
" Sitting Bulls emissariee.
THE EXCITEMENT uNwARRASTED.
MINNEAPoIIs, Nov. PA Stand.
ng Rock Agency, n. D., special to
he Tribune says: "Major McLaugh-
in's visit to Sitting Bulls camp had
he effect Of stopping, for time at
east, the ghost dances. Mclaughlin
eceived . letter from Bull yester-
lay, who says he has taken friends
'dvice and stopped the dances.
BULBS child Is very sick or he would
'ome to the agency today to draw his |
atoms.
1t Is reported here that Bulls fol-
overs are growing less because the
'iessiah has not appeared, and that |
liscourages the chief. The agent |
kinks there IL no probability of |
rouble here ut present, and may not |
e this winter or in the spring. He
, working hard on the Indians, with
corps Of able assistants, and max |
ng strong arguments against the
raze. The people on the east siie
{ the river are fleeing for theirlives,
With no one in pursuit. The excite
nent Is all unwarranted. The re-
'orts Of . massacre forty miles south |
re believed unfounded.
GROUNDbEes RUM0Rs.
HrcGrAnnvrS Nov % tn.
'Is6Uae's Bismarck SPECIAL The
indian scare in this section is sub
iding. A dispatch from Governor |
dellette Of South Dakota to the
fiiciais in Bismarck says there IL
10 foundation for the rumon that |
Indians are crossing the river into
County, and all the
umors Of an outhreak in South |
Dakota are groundless. The danger
low - believed to be 1t Pine Ridge
nd other Southern agencies.
no DANCER,
sAN ANTONIO, Nov. 22.-General
stanley, commanding the Depart
neut Of Texas, was here today. He
Iad received no notification from
he War Department regarding
roops for the Indian country. as
eported last night. He also said he
bought there was no danger OF an
prising. Lt
UGLY RUMoRs In CANADA.
OMAHA, Nov. Gan Indian ris.
~ Is not expected in the Canadian