Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-18

lutiE lulcIGukaklSu. tlc bdlus L HI
the mother Of Christ, who is now
upon this earth, making prepare
tons for rebuilding it. The earth !.
TO belong solely Ia His chosen people
and this continent is 10 be extended
much farther west, taking in n part
Of the great sunset water. The
eastern part Of the continent will be
abandoned, but in the western part
great herds Of buffalo will wander,
as in the days Of long ago, and
simultaneously with the disappear.
ance Of the whites from the earth
will come
THE RESURRECTION
u all the Indians who now sleep,
and forever more they will wander
over the earth with no ore to ques-
ton their rights"
With a gesture to attract the par
ticular attention Of Major McLaUgh
lin, the agent, she said; ''ln those
days there will he no reservation, no
messenger from the Great Father to
say TO the Indians, Come hack
here; stay on your resrrvaiiOn.'
Questions circulated to locate the
whereabouts Of the Messiah, whose
mother she claims TO be. were wari-
~ answered, and she refused 10 tell
any thing about the orgies Of the
ghost dance" beyond tn. fact that
she had been proclaimed ly the
members OF the order TO bt' the Wiz
gin Mary. She was sent 10 the
guari-hUuse.
Sitting Bull is not fonn Of coming
around tie agency, and since he
was recently sent home hs General
Miles, lie found him out among the
Cheyennts paving up trIuble, ana
the old fellow has not been seen
around the agency, tut sticks Close
to his place on Grand river. Chief
Gall. TO whom is due most Of the
credit for the great ulster hatchery
treats the coming Of the Messiah
seriously. People VINO have settled
on the Missouri since the Indian
troubles Of 1876
Do MOI FEAR ANY TROUBLE,
but those who lived in that country
during the times when the soldiers
and the Sioux lived in the the sad
die. times when life was cheap, DO
not consider the possibility Of ar
other outbreak to be Ia trifling mat
ter, and would feel much safer If all
was serene here. Their feeling OF
uneasiness is not reduced by "A re
port from the Cheyenne agency to
the effect that the Indians there
have received considerable money
from the sale Of beef and are invest
ing it ia Winchester rifles and am
nuniiion. These hal been scatter
I'd widely over the reservation and
1t looked as il they We're only wait
ing for n signal for an uprising.
Agent Palmer has recommended
that troops be sent there at once and
that the Indians be disarmed.
CONSUL rATIoS WITH THE sECRE
TARY OF WAR.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL. - General
Miles accompanied by Colonel Cor
hin, returned this morning from St.
Louis, where he yesterday had a
consultation with Secretary Of War
Proctor concerning the alleged In
dian trouble in the Northwest. Col.
Corbin said today, there is no doubt
that il the Indians were to decide
upon an outbreak they could 10
mucf harm. They have an abund-
ance Of arms and ammunition,
Dlenty of horses and large supplies
of meat, but the winter is coming
on, ami the officers hardly think
there is any immediate danger Of an
Colonel COrbin said the
stories Of evacuation of districts by
s-'tlsrs in North Dtkota, are over
drawn. There may be some fearful
who, fearing the re skins,
nav have LEFT their homes, but the
stories Of wholesale evacua ions are
without foundation. eve
have made" said he, ga careful Is
innate Of the number affected by
the Messiah craze, and they ars in
al not to exceed $1,000 Indians. OF
this number, perhaps one-hfth are
able bodiei warriors, aud oae-half,
1900, could bear arms Such a
b9dy. of course, cOuld do much
narm II their movements were MT
promptly arrested, but we have
aiken measures to intercept any
REASON FOR APPREHENSION.
CHICAGO, Nov. II. General
Miles was questioned today in pei
son. AMI said, in part: at voIld
ne unwise TO say anything al this
time. Anything might say would
Ne telegraphe,i all over the country,
and tomorrow IL would be in the In
Iiau camps. / have nothing 10 shy
,eyond the fact that there is reason
for the gravest apprehension OF
trouble with the Indians OF the
claims between the Missouri River
and the mountains.
"It Is serious among all the
different Sioux camps, numbering
q O0O men, ArApahoes, Chey-
-nnes, Shoshones and Conan
.hes.v
"Can you tell anything OF your
with Secretary Proc
tort"
Certainly not. That is a matter
about which IL would be most i'm
prudent 10 spssk."
MILITARY PREPARATIONS
CHEYESsE, wyo., Nov. IL
Seven of the eight companies OF the
Infantry, stationed at
Fort Russell, three miles from this
town, have been ordered to be in
readiness TO take the field against
the northern Indians at moments
notice. The orjer wa, received at
800, aud in thirty-nve minutes
Mizrer, the commandant,
had his men ready 70 proceed. 80
far o. can be learned there is no