The daily critic., 1890-11-28
THE SCARE is OVER
4IL IS QUIET AND NO INDIAN 0Ur
BREAK is ANTICIPATED.
Ire Reds Have crossed into Nebraska.
Es-ARcnt wocGuiicnddy CrucIscs
tho Practice OF the Govern
meut-Not Properly red.

NNN EFNNNNff OF the Govern
meut-Not Properly red.
DuAm Nrr. Nov. 2s.-spec.Hs
received here asst uigJt report that sew
aral huudrc Indians from Ro,eh1i
Agency have crossed the inc into
Nebraska. and are now encamped on
Burton Creek. iu keyo Papa County.
IS courier has been sent ont from
Srrineview TO learn The correctoes Of
this report Al Pine Ridge all Is quiet
since Little Wound and his lieutculnss
came into camp and there is no longer
any outbreak ui0iuacd there Ills
no rr0bah.e. though, that tine troops
will be removed f5r some weeks yet nr
until the agents authority once
more established ard matters have ls-
sumcd their normal course.
tN-NuENr u'CurICupDY CRITICISMS
Dr. Y 7. MacGnlicuddy. formerly
o1euta Pine Ridge, and the hest posted
man ON Sioux character in America, is
at the Pine Ridge Agency. fIe is there
as am officer on lhr staH Of Governor
NciItuc. Asked today what he thought
about the situation. the Doctor pre-
diCtrd au after.clap I'm the shape OJ an
Investigation That would determine the
responsibility for the scare IT,
oid not care to Criiicise the conduct
of any Cf the agents. but dtl iD
6ulgr i'm some severe structures on
the Indian Bureau's policy The
/ practice Of serding out inexperienced
men as agents. DE said is specially CON
dtmrod The present trouble arose,
first because the discipline al thcagcncy
had been relaxed second, because the
| Indians were not property fci and partly
because the Messiah craze was good
excuse for a demonstration I'm the inter
,si of lighting be many Wrongs under
I which the Indian l8hOIs. The lnlln
hos no idea uf magDanimiiy. and he
viii bear wrong without murnuriug
i0r time, bat 10 will all come
Dut some time This the Indian Bureau
does not seem to know. In the matter
of l,cf issue fn" instance. the bureau
considers beef beef all the yeat
round bus an animal that weighs 900
pounds IN October will shrink during
The winter 90 600, and The horns. hDbfs.
hide and bones do not shrink u Is a."
ulib'c portion that has evaporHej.
The Indian knows this. II the Depart
msri does not
PRAISE ToB GTrIE MOUND.
Concerning Little Wound, Of whom
sn much thut is bad has bcgn sui. Dr.
N GiNudy said hc Was p-rIu.Iiy
honest uli uusrwHrlhy. During the
Stutr- Iul war ItiflH Wound yHs lue
.l C,ruIal rock -cllr-. aud yps ul
NsJts considered latblui Jui rs't th,e
li- l'Uad was p lighting uAu with
>itii Bull hu. since lhcu has Ib tu.
tDn'd NE WUrpUH ard I- as good uu
lrCitu bs iv' rHu
lTINC bull 1879 puNsiGsE
What these men have saiirb'u' rhrir
,uGDiuas from hunger can Dr. d-
pended on Sitting Bull Is mainly rs
-Vuusihlc for the war that has been
going on. This old simmer has stili "a
great influence among his own ur'p'u,
aud has spent all his cuergy tO stirring
mp strife. Tie relied on this Ne c-snb
Crbl tp aid him In inducing the Sioux
W revolt next spring, when iUraIc
would he plenty and hGuce for success
favorable. Bur the craZs grew fUl fagr
ana ihrle i no nope nov Tor HiltinG
Bulls success The Indians are not
such fools as 20 take the warpgth With
winter coming sD soon, Sitting Bull
should be removed from the rrsrTyl-
tiun and the Government should adopt
a sensible business method of dealing
with the Indians.
HUNTING FOR a sCArEgoAr
Al present the ir0op- of General
Brooke ore HE those of The King H'
FTauce-they have marched up the hin
ana So must march down again. Al
that e. now wanted Is 90 obtain a -eanr-
goat On whum 20 lgv the blame aui
lilla Wound will likely be- this one
The wild stories that have been sai siloar
are the work of parties whose money
interest depends on having troops kept
40 he agency.