Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-29
THE INDIAN SCARE.
Here cssAisting Reports, from var-
risss Sssrees, os.cernisg
Tie Dancers.
THE POLICE TRYING TO eRcAk
w THC DANCE.
Mrs. Wuehter, q Whitehall, Pa,
is Said 10 Have Lived sss
days Alnest without Food.
THE GOVERNOR OF MADRAS IN
DISGRACE.

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DISGRACE.
Remarksble Preservatioa Of u,
BODY Of . Cafholie Priest
In Newark.
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By Telegraph to the xrwsi
LITTLE W0uSD's REPORT.
He says he II unaSle 10 Control
PINE RIDGE Agency, Nov. 2S.-
Little Wound IL In, and reports in.
ability 10 control his hand in the
Interests Of peace. The cavalry ex-
pccts an order to march tonight on
the Rosebud csmp. on the Porcu-
Zine, although Gene:si Brooke il
reported M being In favor Of wait
ing until the Sixth cavalry reaches
Fort Meade and troops can be placed
at Forest City, above Pierre.
FAMILIES REPORTED STOLEN.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. %. A
special to the Bee from Pine Ridge:
s.Beef issue passed. Off yesterday
without exciting features. One
hundred ard ninety steers were
turned loose. Hawk Head and Big
Horse, reliable Indian policemen,
hare reached the agency with news
that their fsscilies have been stolen
by a band Of 90 iEdtsrs that had
deserted from Rosebud q few hcvrs
before, and rushed of to join 1900
other indian deserters, who are now
only fifteen miles north OF Pine
Ridge Agency. When Hawk
Head and Big Horse discovered that
their families were missing they
Immediately set out in pursuit VI the
deserters. The latter refused 10 give
up the families. The policemen
begged and entreated the deserters
to give them back their wives and
children, but only got curses and
threats of their lives. Before they
got away from the band, members
Of the latter said: go tell the sold
iers at Pine Ridge that we are part
of 1900 other Rosebud Indians now
near Pine Ridge, and from now on
We are going TO
KILL EVERY WHITE PERsos
We meet, and -hen the soldiers
come we are ready for tliem.'"
1t lie predicted by the Dec c:-.Tfes-
pendent that within thirty-six hours
troops will be ordered to disarm or
shoot down the maraudcrs, ami
when the troops do start after them
the end will be ne Custer affair.
The move will undoubtedly be made
under cover Of darkness and by a
forced march. The attack and finish
will both occur between the rising
and setting Of the moon. The scene
of action will he some fifteen or
twenty miles northeast Of the agen
cy.
ToLIcE TO STOP TIE DANCES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. :s.-Acting
Indian Commissioner Bell today
received a telegram from Agent
Dixon, at the Crow Creek Agency.
South Dakota, saying that none CT
his Indians haze yet been dancing.
a small band Of Lower Brules. fear
the Rosebud reservation, have been
dancing, and he has dispatched a
force of police aud, scouts 70, stop IL.
He has also called on all Indians
having passes to leave the reserva-
walton, and says he considers IL I'M
possible TO be surprised by any out
break the Lower Brules may make.
EIGHT DANCERS IN JAIL.
CHANBERLAIS, s. D., Nov. o.
Lower Brule Indian police last
night started In to break up the
ghost dances and today eight Of the
leading dancers are In jail at the
agency. Another dance is reported
as organizing for tonight, and the
police are ready for 1t. Affairs were
lively for a time but the police are
too much for the new adherents Of
the Messiah craze. No danger OF
an outbreak.
CONTINUING THE DANCE.
MANDAN, 8. D., Nov. 2S.-Word
from Sitting Bnli's camp and differ
ent sources, says he Is dancing his
men MOTE vigorously than ever and
he is compelling children to Join In
the dance. He Is reported to be
more hostile and determined to fight
than ever. This afternoon the Second
cavalry arrived from Fort Custer
and proceeded TO Fort Gates.
ANOTHER uNrouNpEp RUnoR.
BRISTOL, s. D., Nov. 2s.-Much
excitement was created here this
morning by q report brought in by
stranger that the Indians were at
Pierpont and Langford and that the
town Of Pierpont had been burned.
Later in the afternoon 1t was
learned that the whole thing was a
scare, and the reported burning
Of Pierpont is discredited.
FIFTY BUCKS RAIDrNG.
OMAHA. Nov. ga Bee special
from Rosebud Agency says: About
fifty young bucks are out raiding
the country, destroying deserted
settlers houses, schoolhouses, etc.
This gang can break up any time
after their work Of destruction or
by allying themselves with the hos
tiles-
In the House Of Cs1mons-