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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25
1eras 3.

: 8ei Der gobrung bes drteii9en
Brunnens ouf benz Nuiiiner &apitolbhs
gel 1T man in elmer Siefe pon 1870 SUB
auf cine MaiersNbsr gstoBen, bic ie=
bod bieI gu idma6 III, uns cine aud
nur a%nndbernb ~geniigeGoe @affer. Wenee
3u %liefern.
= 9ie 2eibz unb 6ppoibetsn= @eieu
f1aIt in 2arebo, bic lber elm Gapital
bon $250.0 900 perfiet, bat fiG i'm
Staats Sc~tretariat gu Muffin einen
Greibrief ~ausiteletl lnfen.
9ie 6sraus9eber beg neuen
Nbrebbu9es BON 8albshon bebaupten,
baB bic Gi%nnobner3abl @aIpenons ieBt
auf 81 ,443 angelangt fei. SIR Norebz
bud entbdlt IA, 698 Wamen. Mult,pIi=
3irt man eas = nie hbli6 = nit 81, 10
erbdIt maj. bic obise 3ifer. IS piirbe
bas cine 3unabme I'M iiber 1000 lett
einem Sabre gu bebepten babsn. Sn
Der leBten Saiion Dom 1. Sept. 'S9
big gum l. 6ebr. 1890 fameu 76O, 32O
Banen gaumpole i'm Wertbe BON ca.
$42, 900, 900 mad @albefon. grpors
tirt tpuroen in oerfelben 3eit 725, 625
Banen i'm Wertbe bon ca. $37, 600, 900.
= Or. 6nenion bon Sort Wortb,
bon benz bereits neuli6 beri1tet tpurbe,
baB er nit elmer gr6Beren Maaabl i6pes
biider Garmer aus 2anfas cine Rolonie
in Seras griinben tpole, battebt Is, 900
Nder 2anb in Condo Gounip 3u 81 ben
older setauft. Dies 2nnb tpirb in pars
aeasn gu 100 Nfer sinsetbeilt unb an
bic i6mebifden Gamilien o%srtauft, bic
nod redtaeitig einireffen perben, rm
bas 2anb fur bieie Saiion au belteaen.
= Der Sberiff 8rito bon 8rDwns.
bile, Elm Manr, Der tpegen ieiner uns
ua6i6tliden Yerfolguns meritanifGer
S1muggler unb ganbiten piele erbit.
terte 6einbe bat unb beBbalb ME re6t
ieines 2ebens fiber 1T, eri6oB in Der
Na6t bonn WOntag gum Dienitag ieiuen
Greunb, ben Capt. Nnberion bonn
G1ooner ngmma SborntonA. Der i'm
lit ansebeitertem 3uftanbe mitten in Der
Nabt beiuhen tpolte unb ben er fir
einen Meu9elm1rber belt.
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0prseiebem. Gs Srubt Sefabr,

penn man eS %reridumt, bic untbdtis lett Ter Ntereu
gu beben. DaS trefFi4e 8arti6ii her @eiunpbeit pirr
auf ben tcebrinsenben Sanbbdnten Der Bright i6en
arantbett unh ees SarnHunes ffraneeu, menu man ss
Obne Stenerruber auf ~bieielben ~sutretben tdbt. Nud
bic Slaie, wenn in ibrer abatisteit sebemmt unc penn
niat perftdnhtser MISUNDERSTANDING i9leunislt pas Steuer
mad BEN SiderteitSbaen rittet, pirh BON benz 9rie6=
fdnp Der arantbeti hberbedt Iperpen. Sei Der Nusmabl
zines llrin =treibenhen Mittel8 ridte man fem Mueens
rencraane ftimuiirt, cbne b~ieIelben 5u irritiren unb an
5~nsretten, 3pet gbirtunsen, pel4e unsebpriae Stimu=
lantten, 5u welden man 70 oft ieine 3uHudt nimmt,
naditetiiseu @udrtreuns baben. DaS Sitters itartt
bic Nieren une bic Slaie 5%uiammen NIT een Rerren nnb
@erSduunsScrsanen unb iddfft 70 bauernee Suite. auh
ben, 9eritcptuns anh 3beumatismus 81 r%erbtnberu uue
gu beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25
MNcrici.

4m M}ontag Nbeno fieI bic tiblid)e
Staotratbsfibuns aus. Gisielbe ibirb
am 9onnerfag Wbenb Itattfnben.
8eiiern Qbenb fano i'm burner
balen=Sbeater bos erite 2epD Gonjert
tatt leiber Dor nur iebr f9mad be-
iebtem bouie. IS if bas cine me,t-
pirolse @rideiHung. Wie piel milb
3ufammea rdfonnirt, baB untar bier
nthts Srbentli6es gu fehen unb gu 10
rem befommen i6nue", nenn iG) aber
einnoI pirfIid Die @~elegenbeit oo5u
bletet, bum fub es geraoe Bic 0errr
&rafebler, bic bur6 Mbpeienbelt gu
gIdu5en gerubeu.. ueber 2ebp's Son.
5ertsSpiel berrf6t hur cine Stimme:
v8rpBartig!"- aber au@ 2epDs Be-
gleiter, Der Senorit 2abin, bic Gopra<
uifin Mrs. 2ebp unb Der piariit G96z
merit, linb &iinitler BON bober MieiFsr=
i9aft.
Sn 9pmens Geheln i6Iasen lie.
Ben Ii1 bur6 ben 6riebansri6ter SIC
MliIter: @bas. @asfins uno gla MieD
er, ioDie Wuguf Sud uno Uiinra
Windler.
Muf Der Mlamosp la3a ging Mon,
tag Mittag bas pferb beg Scr. Sato5
&i6arbs burd unb fdleu6erte oiefen
BON ieinem Garrer, nobel berielbe aber
nit 5iemli6 lei9ten 8erlebungen baz
bonfam.
= Die IS Wit9lieber bes YreBsGlubs
bon Sqinois, tpel6e auf elmer gIfurfon
mad Der 9auptfabt Me1ifo bsgriffen
finb, tatteten au9 bsr Mlampltabt ibren
Befud ab. Wie bas BEL ioI9eu grfur=
fionen acknowledgements aumeift Der
Sail lift, 10 befanb fd unter ben Bsius
6ern eigentIi1 faun, Elm ein3iger, Der
cine befannte gr6Bere 3ei!ung b%srtrai,
fonbern fat Nle reprdIenti1tan feline
Country Papers neunter Gr6Be- pie
bsifpielswetie ben Sandwich Argus, Ben
Marscillas P~laindealer, bic Tuscala
Review unb anbere ueinfuBreide"
Srgane.
= Sen @rben BON 6. Sled 1T fir bic
S6dbigung hires @igentbums on ben
Quelen beg 5IuRes burh bic Yerlanges
rung ber fog. &iber Moenle Big mad
Mc2aues plab cine gnti9doigung ppn
$500 5ugeipro6en tuOrben.
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Nlectrfc 8ifferS.

9ieies 9eilmiitel 1T II pobIbetannt nnb 70
popular sepprben, bab es taum nod befonberer
grpdbnung beoarf. allie, bic es ienalS &C.
brau6ten, ftimmen nit elm in fein Sob. Cine
reinere Wfebiein eiebt eS nidt, unb es tpirb Ga.
rantie %geleifet, baB fie GQeS leiitet, mas man
bon ibr beripridt. electric 8itters beilt ale
2eioen Der geber unb Der Nieren, eS ~entfernt
!@eidpire, ausf6las, Sal3fluB unb anbere
Golgen u~nreinen 8lutes. IS treibt baS Sra.
laria. 8ieber aus bent @bifen beust bemieIbsn
bor unb betlt eS ielbff in ben bartnddisften
Gaaen. 60 eurirt a~opffdmer3en, 8Iutanbrans
mad benz aopie uno Misrdne. 8eriu9e oas
electric BitterS $eilung wirb s%arantirt, ODER
bas @elb Snridse5abIt. @reis per 8Iai6e SO
Gents unb 81 in ouen &potbefen. @bolelale
bel 9reib, Sbompfon & 60.
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Geo. M3anbrf

1T Der Befber Der San MntoniO goops=
rage Wsrfs an NulfinifraBe, Der ein3i.
gen &iferDerfffatt bier iE Der 6ta6t,
Bic in tpabrbaft eroBartigem MaBfabt
nit BEN befiem Maf9inen unb Mrbeits.
frafteu unb unter nerl6nli9er 4ufi9i
bes 9errn Manorp arbeitet.. Nur bas
aaerbefte Wfaterial pirb bier gu bauer.
baften giffernen, Gdhern u. I. ~. Der'
ipenbet, pssbalb mir befDnbe,s Garme,
unb @runbeigentbiimer, bic fi1 bait.
bare unb preisperthe @iiternen anl9af.
fen ipolen, auf bieies gtabliHemeni
aufmerfiam MAIDEN. Sas @ef9dft bal
fi6 aus befdeibenen Anfdngen gu Der
iebigen 8r6Be entpidelt. mas msbr tpie
ales anbere als cine gmpfeblung ber
bort bergefteaten @egenfdnoe gu betrad=
ten 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25
LAUREL. HEIGHTS
(2~orbeer : SiigeI.)

Dies 1T Der ein3ise 9iisel in Der um=
gebnng Der 6taet, Der errei1bar 1T,
obne baB man giienbabnen freuaen
ooer ali tletnen 6ltten bornber muB.
Die Werbelerungen iinb ale borstglid
unb Die StraBen iinb beinabe Bis su
oieiem uunoerid0nen 9iisel gtaoirt.
st liegt 100 Sub bod tber ber Stabt
unb bic bubf6efen Sduier Iiesen in
ieiner Ndbe.
Sietet Die fG)Dnite Musiidt.
Sic reinfte Snft u. Der bette gdbatten.
Srestefte straRen NIB Mbenucs.
Sic friidefte Gceam : Sriie nno bic
gefiinoeftc Gage tn BET staSt.
Sober 8aupIoB bat mebrere 8dume
uno Strdu6er, mie 2ebehsei1e, Wees
iat6e, Ngarita, 2orbeer uno perfz
moner; angepfIanate Sdats
tenbdume UNI ieben Biod.
Sn bieiem Glima fnb S9atteas
B dumeu nb Seebrife weieutIi1.
Die 9~auptrobreu Der Wafere uno @ass
leituag gebea big su ben BaupIdben
unb perben iebt weiter seffbrt.
San pebro, Belfnap, 9oparo, Main
unb McGuGOugb= Ibenue laufen brett
bur9 bas gigentbum.
9as gigentbum liest Bis aif cine
Meile snnerbalb Der Staotgreuse,,.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine Gront bon
so CUB, Die 4Denues baben cine 8reite
bDn 80 SUB unb bic OILERS cine folhe
BON 20 Sub uno finb in ber Shat $1,000
tDertb; i'd berfaufe aber ebt an
5oI9e, Die bauen tpolIen, bic
Got fir $200-$400. Na6bem ntebs
rere 9dufer aufseflbrt morben iinb,
uerbe i9 bic preife erb6bert, big 9tle
berfauft unb nit ben i66nlten Sduiern
In ber Stabt San Mntonio bebaut inb.
Bebingungen, elm SierteI baar; &e1i
auf LANCE 3eit nit 8 prosent 3inlen.
Werben Sduier iofort in Nngriff gez
nommen, If 8aar . Wnaablung ni9t
erforberlid.
Wir tpiinfden gerbe1erungeu gu bas
BEN, ui6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
SO. All Of 6oulton StraBe, Sun
antonio, 3eras.
Sap g.. Mbams..... .@igentbhmer.
70 Bel &ips & 5ilbertborn,
Gde 9ouhonsS traBe unb Npenue c, 1T
cine feline Nuswabl 8oileitegegenitdnbe
unb 9atfimerien 81 binigen preiien
su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25

Sn San Nneelo, mo- bic Obf3u9t
felt elm paar Sabren i6on nit grobem
grfplge betrieben tpiro, - bauptfd6li6
nit 6tlfe Der ftinhli6en B~emdRerung,
lift bic @riinbung elmer Obfts prdferbes
6abrit nit einem Gapital BON
$40, 900 = wirtli1 su Stanbe getoms
men. 9ieielbe ion iofort gebaut peroen,
UNI i9au in Der oiesidbrigen Saiion in
8etrieb gefebt peroen 81 t6nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25

s6~ Wenn Semanb fem uub gu ans
n~ebmborem preiie fpeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Mifiioms.Garten. Die
9erren Nbeiner & 8aui, 8eiber bie>
les @tab!ifements, balten barauf, tire
@afe tets pollfommen 3ufrieben gu ffels
len. slle iaiionmdbisen Delifatefen,
auliern, Wilb, Slide, @eltgel &c. tnb
bort in Der belitateten 3ubereitung ole
3eit 5u baben. Wabl5eiten tperben auf
Wuni@ in bic Wobnungen ber 2unben
geianot. Mu9 bietet ber nit ber
SpeiIepirtbl9aft n%erbunbene 8 o
o bic beiien @etrdnfe, tets frii1es
8ier unb feline 9iqu6re unb Weine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25

Sn Seferion. Marion @ountp, 1T
Elm reider Glen : SgbuHrieler, Wils,
Der groBe Giientuerfe in Weft.Y irginien
beiBt. angefOmmen, I'M bort cine 6odz
ofen. Mnlage gu MAIDEN, unb in Waco
bat ein aapitaliit aug Sos WHgelos,
@runbeisentbum i'm Wertbe bon $685.
600 %ansetauft.
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atn Sis @aHer G%pnfumenten.

OieMafers Goniumenten tperben b,ers
bur9 benabri6tigt, baB bic @ebibren
fiji bas Quartal bonn Gebruar big Mai
isBt fdaig iinb. I'm m6gli9n f6Hene
Ye3ablung tpirb eriu6t.
Die Wa erwerfsG ompagni {.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-25

sas- uniere Npotbeterirma Sips &
-Silpertborn bdIt pdbreno GER
''gan5en Nadt often, unb es III oaisIbit
fpdbrenb Der 3eit fets Elm gutter Gpt.
tbefer por3ufinben.
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WeB as 9er3bolI #.

WeB bAs Der3 b0Il II.
-..6rau Gittmeifter BON 2Iedau
Diro an Morgen, als fe bic Riidfebr
Der Squadron bonn Man6ber eripartet,
bon ibrem Wdb6eu eetpedi. Settle,
fraat fie, nos i1's fit Metter2
Settle: DID! indoige Grau, number
i9on! Del 6immel febt Gus nie Iaus
ter 9rafonersI
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3m n~errenten.

Store an Wbe. D unb 9aus on DC
biIon Square. gtlige &ente.
s. 6. ADAMS,
419 @aff pouHnn=5 traBe.
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lin einen rerfdudteu SUI 81 iurtreH, lpifeR mir teiH
befcreS URittel, ais siHe 6lafhe Salratien Sci ieeer
Npotbeier ptrn Dir NIT Gersnnsen cine 6ldi6e Fur nur
rs 6ents r~ertanfen.
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@runoetgentbunas : 1rebertraauuoeu. /

8ranbeiGentbnnis lsebertraaunaen.
s. s.. 59mjoi au $. s. be @af1ilp,
8bell elnes GruHbiudes i'll 2areoos
ftrnBs; $35.
Nnams & Wides an NuauH QrnoIo,
@SuHcfld in gbsiinuttruBe; $555.
Inams & Widss an Urant &lebet,
8runbfiid in Ylof 80; $3.50.
3. $. Wplf on d. Jtiebri@, 8 @runb=
ltiids in Der Ofs@ommereefr.; So, $3.50.
WasO Cullen an @briftine Weil,
8ruHbfitd On @ranbz Noeuue; 81, 800.
Sbos. u. Manuing unb Grau an
Grip grd1m, SO Nder aus benz Surbsp
400, fir $500.
8, SHERMAN Ill G. Dierolf 8
@ruubItlife aus benz Blod II beg @itDs
2ot l, fir $500.
Quguit 9ape on $. 5be,man, 6
@ruabftide OIL 5aDetraBe $500.
Das eiu3ige betaunte fpaeifl6e 6eilz
+ mittel gegen @pilcpfs ii Samaritan
/! Nervine. $3.50.
sd lit 16 Sabre lang an epileptis
1Ge1t Nnfdllen", ibreibt Sobn GeitbleD
bon principio, Matplanb, yaber Saz
marian Nervipe bot mid pieber Gus
rirt. gu babsn bel allen N~potb.fern.
9ie RapitaIi1en aus Netp eng.
lamb, ipeIde atn leBteu @onnabenb nod
San Intonio gefommen frb, tlm fi1
Die BerbdltniKe bier an3uieben. geb6rer
insgeiammt Der Gabritautens &lafe an,
uno liub mebr ober tpsniger bel inbults
rielen unternebmunsen betbeiIigt. Ser
3ped ibres Beiu6es 1T, f6 felbft NIT
ibren eigenen Augen iber bic WaKerz
fraft unb Die ionHieen Dprtbeile, pel9e
Gan Gntonio unb llmgegeno fir So
%brifanlagen bletet, auf bas genaueite
gu unterridteN. Wie ss beiBt, ioIen fie
lid iber oas, mas le geieben baben,
auf bas g%Enfigiis ausgefpre1en baben,
uno eia paar Der 9erren baben bereits
ertldrt, bob lie semilt ieien, Gapital
III getperbli6en nnternebmungeu bier
araulegen.
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= Ma6t Cure Beitsllunsen fir Sta.
delbrabt, glatten Orabt, @iienble6,
&upferbled unb 26tbe bel Biper &
g 6ultbeB, 33 & IS Weft Com.
MERGE : StraBe, San Nnionio, Seras.
Spart @eIb unb 3eit.
8arantie fir nieoriSHe Marftpreiie.
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a. Maberids 8ant be3ablt a
prosent 3infeu fir 3eit.D epofiten.
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70 Bel Sips & 5itbertborn,
Ode 5ouitonss trabe unb Npenue c, 1T
cine feline Nuswabl neutrality-suspicious.
unb 9atfimerien 3u biligen preifen
au baben,
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Laurel Heights Office,

SO. Alt DIT : 5ouion , StraBe, Sun
autonip, 3egas.
SaD 6. Wbams...... Gigentbhmer.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-12-26
HOstiles Coming In.

FORT YATES, Dec. 18.-Bull Head, who
was MORALLY wounded in Mondays fight,
breathed his last to-day. He was sergeant
of the Indian police and a faithful servant
of the government. One hundred and
thirty of the hostiles came in to-day and
gave themselves up to Agent Mclaughlin
mostly women and children. Among
them were Sitting BULBS two wives and
family. Scouts claim that others of the
hostiles will come in soon, and 1t is ex.
pected all will come back.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-12-26
a. Soldiers Retrace Their Steps to
the Fort to Await De-
ExRs velopments.
IjSrht Hostiles Killed All Chiefs
B@EEaS&nd Personal Friends
N43ssH#a of Bull.
,Aave.Head" and "Bull Head" Police
Officers, Both Die from
Their Wounds,

nj HsDetails of the Killing of Sitting Bull.
ss95 ri YATES, Dec. 17.-[Special]-The
etails of the fight with the Indians
& the killing of Sitting Bull have not
kassent out until now, because of the
as3sa hat the wire between here and Bis
El tSA has, until to-day, been under the
.xa6iolsp 81 the military, and no specials
(lng the particulars could be sent over
81 Everything thus far except official
n ssssages, has been sent by courier. The
4 q is now open, however, for CONNER
n sbusiness. The TRIBUNE readers are
bsted as to mostlof the incidents connected
& eth CHE campaign up to last Saturday.
81 Rc0ming and going Of Buffalo Bill-the
]. r8for3 HI Indian agents to receive Or
IAhs Es from ehe military authorities for the
pr during the Indian difficulties,
e& they may not be aware of the fact
I H0r Mclaughlin has had authority
A time to arrest Sitting Bull, and
s5 to des4Sp On the 9Th inst, but
I'M, ~, ed by the order to await
S@ Is pctiOns from General Miles. A few
letter, Colonel Drum received orders
\ I'm the sdeparament headquarters to cap
p Sitting Bull and cooperate with Major
NsL~,Sghlin. If the Indian police could
thtm, they wsssaA to do so, but in any
~ hey were to bsSsupported by the
III That this ordeNwas unfortunate
A bseen later on.
u weeks and months the military
IA tiles have had troops ready to move
~ Ement's notice in case Sitting Bull
III BY attempt to leave the reservation
VI :, H## JOIN THE HosTILEs
u MistThimself in the Bad Lands.
Ing any INSTRUMENTATION upon Bulls
I'm dian Agent Mclaughlin had limit
@ bfOrtss to combining the Messiah craze
. AAghost dance and medicine spells
n Quitting decentralization to Sitting
4 lamp, which included the leaders of
II Htyicious element Of the Sioux. To
n lsfrenzy within bounds and pre-
n MSOther camps from being affected
81 e @efculean undertaking, and that it
u ssssaff successfully accomplished is due
a Ws9WOnderfnl control Mclaughlin pos
II 0verfthe friendly element among the
& #SS and the fidelity of the Indian
3 Whose confidence in the agent and
d M&Spnto their duty during the recent
i NaSSsH has been sublime. It was be-
4 that IL the Messiah frenzy could be
4 sSased b Sitting Bulls Immediate fol-
Il ek5SIthntsas Q o as cold weather was
Snsntly established they could be
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-12-26

pressed forward to BULBS camp to relieve
the police. No time was lost, and yet it
was two hours from the time the troops
opened fire before Lieutenant Slocum led
his skirmishers into BULBS camp. AS he
did so Red Tomahawk, the ranking officer
of the police who survived, drew his police
up in line, and saluting, turned them over
to him. The scene in the camp was a ter
rible one. Directly in front of Bulls house
lay
EIGHT DEAD HosTILEs.
all chiefs, all Bulbs personal followers and
probably the eight worst men in the tribe.
Their names are known to all familiar
with the Sioux wars from rs to 80. They
were: Sitting Bull, Crowfoot, Sitting
Bulbs son, who, as a child, surrendered his
fathers gun to Major Brotherton; Black
Bird, Catch-the-Be ear Spotted Horn Bull,
Brave Thunder, Little Assinaboine, Sitting
Bulbs adopted brother, and Chase Wound
ed, Little Assinaboine's son. IN
Inside of Sitting Bulbs house lay the
dead bodies of four police-Little Eagle,
Hawk Man, Broken Arm and Afraid-of-
Soldiers. Hawk Man was the policeman
who brought the news of Bulls intended
flight to the agency. He had ridden a hun
dred miles in twenty-four hours, reaching
Bulbs camp just in time to enter the fight.
With the dead police in Sitting Bulls
house were Bull Head and Shave Head,
lieutenant and sergeant of police respect
lively. Bull Head was suffering from three
wounds. One bullet shattered the thigh
bone just ayoyeShe knee; another shattered
the forearm OF the left arm, and the third
struck the lower rib. Shave Head was
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-12-26

uoW moon nau gone 10 Deu the WINK.
ling stars only served to intensity the
darkness. Sabres were not carried, lest
their clanking might attract
THE ATTENTION OF THE INDIANS.
For the same reason no bugles were
blown. Commands were given in an un.
dertone and whispered back from man to
man along the line. Each hoped and be.
lieved there would be no fighting done, but
all realized that a crisis had been reached
and knew what the possible results might
be-.
The only impediments were one days
rations, which means half a dozen hard.
tack, and n days forage.
1t was a command to move rapidly.
Starting at a fast walk, the gait soon
changed to the regulation cavalry trot,
which was almost steadily maintained
during the silent march. Reaching Oak
creek twenty-four miles out at 4::4O a. NJ,
without further incident than the occas-
ional upsetting Of a piece Of artillery. the
hrst sensation was experienced.
ANXIOUS MOMENTS. %
The courier who was to meet us with
adyices Of the disposition of the Indian po-
lice was 0 on hand. What did it mean ?
IL he had been interfered with, it meant
that the hostiles were apprised of our
movements.
What should be done? A hurried con-
sultation of officers and the whispered
command, forward march" indicated the
determination to push on to Grand river.
Perhaps after all the courier was only late,
or we were not expected so early. We
would certainly meet him in a few min-
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HIU MlLlU
I SITTING bull?
8 Story Of His Capture and
Death as Told by an
III; Eye Witness.
81 Head" Lieutenant of Indian
Police, Says, Eyes. I
Killed Him."
I T~Omahawk" Also Fired a Shot
that Touched a Vital
es Old Chieftain Taken Unawares
as at Daybreak While Still
in Bed.
Grabs His Revolver but Has it
Wrenched from His
Hands.
aEearful Hand to Hand Encounter
S88 n Between the Polio and
S the Hostiles.
\ \Bull's Face Out and the Bones
\ n Token With Knocks From
\. a Gun Stock.
p6sSSSrroops Arrive Just in Time to
s@ save the Entire Squad of Po-
sss lice from Massacre,
10 Had Been Fighting for Two
Hours and Were Short of
Ammunition.
7N
lily Ten Rounds Left Out of Over
900 They Went in
With.
81 4 Hostiles Routed by the Shells
II EM from a "Hotchkiss"
$50 of Them Start Up Grand
!, River Towards the Bad
! ,Nsa Lands.
a Soldiers Retrace Their Steps tt
lEN the Fort to Await De-
- s@ velopments.
" EaRht Hostiles Killed All Chiefs
. &HSEHaMSSAnd Personal Friends
A M&f$ES484R@a of Bull.
aveSHead" and "Bull Head" Police
5 Officers, Both Die from
85 Their Wounds.
nal SMDetails of the killing of Sitting Bull
saI IRT YATES, Dec. H.-[Special]- The
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