The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-24

rs Il NOT my intenfion. said Gen. Miles,
~ tolerate any nonsense. | will tell you
fWther that so far as regards the present
aiRpie supply of ammunition and the best
pHterns of Winchester rifles with which
TIM indians are armed. that somebody up
nKthe northwest country II making busI-
mEk Of furnishing these and IL win not be
10y days before shall know just how this
einess h accomplished
djt Gen. Williams said last evening
t a telesram had been received from
60. Brooke, at Pine Ridge. saying his
c<eme for inducing che disloyai Sioux 10
! ndon their tribe and Join the loyais IN
king we'll. and he hopes soon TO have
a. hostile crowd broken mp. The report
a the officer In charge 40 the Rosebud
ncy. however. ~ not 10 encouraging. He
~ tgraphs that when the forces under his
"a mand moved near the Indians camp
" erday they retreated back fifteen miles.
~ at night held ghost" dances and
w0ked up such a frenzy that some out
brAk may occur before tonight,
eaaqnarters was also advised that Sit
III Bull had been sending out requests 90
500 Indians. even In Canada, Indian ter
RI ~ and as far west as Wyoming, 70 join
hiSforces. He n assisted by q large num-
be4pf Indians who have been educated by
~ h%sovernment In the east. II the Indians
ca 20 do So they can do much damage be-
tor being checked. or course. their career
no4td be short. but amends could never be-
ma4e tor the property or lives they might
dsaIFoy.
on the sioux Reservation.
sSEAPoLrs. Nov. ee.-The 1f1bane's
of1espondence from Mandan. N. D., con-
tAi& Inform. alton from the Sioux reserya-
tioN from two reliable sources that the
cha&ces, are against an Immediate uprising
nnf4ss sitting Bull makes UP Ils mind thai
n w&nld pay. sitting Ball would be arr
re4t<d and put In irons, but the agents are
asr#d that this would precipitate trouble.
AgaNf Mclaughlin has lost control OF Bull
and 4he other leaders. At Bulls camp the
danf& keeps up day and night. The In
diaazb with Sitting Bull do not welcome
eyao friendly whites, and will not shake
hanas with them. They say all the whit,
nenANlll be turned into buffalo and catfish
in tlxs spring.
Ascent Mclaughlin sent some Indian
police 70 arrest refractory Indians, and In
stead Of oheying his orders they threw on |
their clothes and joined In the dance They |
retarned 20 the agency without their pris-
oncfs and offered no excuse. Sitting Bull Is
Seaioas OF the increase of cattle ON the Gam
non Ball river belonging 10 white settlers.
To thaches his followers that II raid Is |
maae Dn the settlers and they are killed the |
lnatans can Surrender on the appearance
q @aIsilers and be forgiven. Then, because
of xhN fate of the former settlers. no new |
saes Will come there. Indians who have |
accumalated property are opposed % the |
aprising. The young bucks who |
anve nothing and the older ones who are 1
axys Jed hys Sitting Bun. arc. causing the |
tronkle.
rs.d 0asiook ss Fort Bennett.
xtzkaxn, 4. a.. Aox. aa.r--I.iant. Han. az /
Fort Bennett, arrived here yesterday and
reports threatenings On the part Of the In
iians carrying on the ghost dApce 10 resist
sny interruption by force OF arms. Indian /
policemen sent 60 Insist upon theiratoppagr |
u tho dance were disarned and obliged b. 1
seturn 20 fhe fort. An extra company OF /
'oldiers has been from Fort sully 10 Fors
Bennett. and preparations made In case O,
1roublo. There are fears that an open out /
1reak may occur at any time, but the In |
iians have been accustomed TO government
,ontrol 20 long. that Il Is considered rather
ioubtfnI that they Will attempt any vio-
ence.
Hssasnx ssr tine mig Horn Country.
CHErENSE. Wye, Nov, a2.--Frank Ger
lard. q government scout stationed at Fort
nrKinney, reports renegade Sioux and L
Jhcyennes heading for the big Horn monn- /
aims. They are leaving the Dakota reser- |
ratluns as The result of the Messiah agita-
ion. The feds are we'll mounted and
Irmed, and 6ernard intimates that there n
peril On receipts OF tho news
sov. Warren wired protest 10 Gen. Brooke
lgainst Che removal OF the cavalry frsnl
Fort Mckinney
s~ffIers Reported killed.
ABKuDKKS 3. D., Nov. 22.-Advices from
eureka state that settlers Ia Enmons and Il
sampbeil counties are fiocking into that
,iace ON aeeount Of n ERmnr that tla- Sse.s
sila take the war path. Lagraee. on the
dissosri Is. completely depopuiated. II Il
eported this morning that two men had
'een shct pnd scalped BY the Indians al
sampbeii cbunty. bat the story II not cred
teH here frhe pspple are greatly excited
nd are apbeaIinE .e COX. Meliette, for
rims and alnmunlficu
Norsh Ds&ssA Ustzs~s Aiarnaea.
MrssKAroEssp Noss as.-The Joaynal,s
dandan. n ~ DAp specsafs says: The sheriff
has norning received h Telegram from
iiiM. aown feFfy miles Eeal stating that
he people ara ooEaipg IN froal Maddy and
iaart rivers, havingsbeen warned by the
.onxs % look ont for themselves The
hsrif ~ once sent guns 10 eirps and Hebron.
fAlloraEs the cosnihanQiug officer. a. Fort
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