The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-23
Indians are Planning Another
Custer Massacre.
A TRAP FOR THE SOLDIERS.
The Troops to Be Enticed Into ! Houa.
less Ambush and Slain.
Unlikely That There WIN Ne Any Bi.ee-
shed = Indians are Quite Rasle.su
When Drawing Supplies : rosli.h
Fear Of the Settlers.

OMAHA, Nov. "a special from the eot-
respondent of the Bee at Pine Rfdsin
agency, received at Z late hour tonirk
contains the most startling news roceiVc3E
1t IS to the effect that William Mcf3a,.
formerly government scout and now
rancher, arrived at the agency this evc6is
ing with story of plot to r,assacro II
soldiers under General Brooke.
He enjoys wide friendship annone a.
Indians, and . couples OF nichtA aeo sto6neN
at their camp. When supposed Is
asleep he was really awake and listeuine tS
plan outlined By the bucks. ~
place where they hold the ehoat
dances is narrow valley. on tvk
sides Of which are dense clumps 81 49,
The Indians planned to keen IN The donoS
until the soldiers interfered, thsn ~
devilish plot was to b put into exocutiou,
The dance was TO be kept up ii the mi1dlb
OF natural amphitheatsr. and whoo Nv
soldiers defile down the valley between ~
trees. hundreds Of Indians, who VIII IL
concealed therein will NOW them doWS
with their rifles
McGau says they talked the matter oy61fi
in the most calculating manner, dSurln1|
how they should disposs the braves 16l
killing every soldier.
McGau, as soon As he could ~ AManl
fastened to the agency to inform Gen6z5 /
Brooke Of the awful fate projocted n kif1
and his command. This story rornoy61 Ne
from the minds Of the oflcsrs IL ~
doubt of the bloodthirsty spirit that k6e(z
taken possession Of the Indiana.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. IA zbibunSs al
eloe9n speclal says hepo!u !eoicese S1ees
'no 'nuian scare gsnefm ~ elou1 ~
Tas' sue =. tno Mlssoun ny~ nofW NlII
Iierle 70 Manoan. 4ne se1uese exe IE
coming very mucn alarmed ana ueon9 ~
'ne owns, leaving moss q soeH poe
sions neninu .nem- a. ueuyseofe
ssw :. .ue IuoSs eAca'sns - ~
Molle''e nss gone tnere sonaes VIII IL
large supply o. aims ana emmunltlo
hoping 70 qmet tne alarm 1ee3Ie1
were received ~ nim tnls axeexnooo noME
several points asking asustmce D.[
patches from tne commanoeEs q IQoE
Yates ana Suiiy say everythjne = qu
- = os'uen' noS' = sns - e :
less
o'analns nock sss1cy, =; :: D,k.s (!ZI[
- .ne l.oue .e s.yn. ~. 3 oA..r =. -
q. - !. - = - -z''zX
OF stopping, ior Time q ieoak ~ on
dances. Mclaughlin received : leee!E -
Sas''n. sas Du. y.ss1.u.ys "no y. - - |. .z<
taken MS TRENDS aav10 ena NON T.! r..
dances. cltung BUNS e1a19 T. ~
% ne "oulo O0uls = - = ia. y !
draw ranons-
II Is rsporsed hare that bIteng
followers are growing iess enth uaaoa
cause the Messiah has not apreaco& -
.nas oiscou1ss ssos sne cuse.
THINKS there y no pFooaoany g uec !l9 &
here at present. ana may nos = mn ~ -
or spring. He - working hard o. ~ ~
dians with Z corpo of ahlo oasjctrn11 =
is making strong arguments ae6ln1t -
craze. Peopleon the east aIdo 4 ~ M
are fleeing for their hvss, win - - 3 &
pursuit. The excitsmeut i ~ ununfs
ranted. Reports Of I massacre forty uIl1oo
south are believed 70 s. unfounlod. .
a special 10 tie Tki5sne fson 49,
N. D.. saws: 6ettlers have boon coml
into Sims, forty miles west of here. ~ 6o5x
Rowing hands Of Sioux scared thom. Nofn
euns were shipped touieht s.,
A dispatch nom Fort KsorA staiso 49,
the Twenty-second infanty leaves
keogh Monday morning for 1ort la19o e.. =
It's reported q heosn tnat slooe s.3 ss.9.'
Ellis and Missouia neve receives g. ~
nrdavu 10 bn rna6v act1Vn W0Pl IN Md1eI