New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-28

.,d tpoons A general summary of this disposition %
troops show, that the entire reservation 10 hc"'
in BY troops ready for the field. and fears OF AL ou
break in the spring grounclcs>. ..,
Kansas City, Dec GA ClspaIcA from Jun
O. T., says: Nv. p. Thompson the legal agent Of inc
IoWas who was invited u attend the ghost udi'0
arranged for nine miles east Of Guthre' Nlurie' -
day. and reports that the dance has been "o''''o-
There W. re assembled at the rendezvous, repiescht'
tives from the IOwas. MisSOurls, kckapoOs' 'hoSe
ArapahOes and two or three Sioux runners from Wv
northern country The dance was begun veee'N"l
I'm regular STYLE and had been In progress pu' sn
time when Tc lie, the blind Cheyenne ciiei' ana ".o
Cloud arrived al the scene and urged the lhuiaIa W
deslst They pleaded eloquently with the oi'".o' .
A conference was held and II was finally ucto'''''D
20 abandon Vie dance All the Indians returheu paw
fully 10 their reservations 49,,
Denver Col, Dec GA dispatch TO "Ihe news
from Crcston s. D., via Rapid City, $ d. by coui
s,ve Tbincs which few DAYS ago under the pollcy
of General BROOKE tended TO cessation OF ho't''o
are to-day lust the reverse. Late last hleh'' "o''"
Carr received telegram from Colonel euiie' .i' Wv
Indians from Hump and Big FOots camp WDo'' u"
WAS supposed 10 have held as prisoners, hau cs'aP
and were heading for the lad Lands ~ u'N "e'''
General Carr and six troops pulled out from hc'o ~
them or capture and destroy Them but so iar
no word has been received from the General Inc
Indians are still carrying on their depredauons d
uspal and are growing much holder, having stoieh
three valuable horses and ten head OF s'och ou VI
corral last night at the ranch Of Mr. Burns oS ''
miles from this camp the Cheyenne RIVER q nan
breed came into camp and was interviewed on Ic sun
tect of the hostles in the Bad Lands
lIe SAYS that he left Pine Ridge Agency rev Jay
hefor the friendly Ind left there for the bad Lau'
10 induce their hostile brethren to come n ana deca
;he number OF freEdles is greatly exaggerated anu
that they did not number over 100 In all lie sdN
ne was in one OF their tepees outside OF Pine hoE
Agency where number OF bucks were cohgfc"a'cu'
and that the s0uaws were crying and saying tha' cN
| would never return, and began singing the uea'l
dance around them lie saws there are at the least
calculation from 500 TO COO warriors among 'he'"'
all well armed a number having springfield cdrhin"N'
the same as used by the soldiers IN Ie ARMY "Ia
ALI declaring that they would hght !hcN also YIN
| lin of a young Indian whom they hau put 10 uoa a
bv torture q few days before because he came 10 uS
and induce them To return % the Agency. nc, say
he knows this to 10 true, as the young lIu%il Ol'
Pine Ridge week ago for me dn Linus s."In
hold and ma, never returned. lie also says ne enter.
tains great fears as the 1870 frendlleN VINO WcHi
out as he l. almost sure that the MAJORITY IL hot iI
Of them will be killed. He says that tlcy hlNu
an immense stock OF provisions, ana tat thelr sut's
hold Is skilfully fortified and is almost lmpfce"
He counted over 100 tcpees on the SIDE nearest Il'
pine Ridge Agency and sixty three on the other sGc
lie saws that neither love nor money would lahs
him near thclr stronghold again. he is afraid fa'
should thev recognize him he would be killed -
General Miles was heard - say III lapln my
today that he was tired o, fOollng win these INDIANS
and thought that the best thns 10 be zone was
TO attack them without any further delay