The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-11-26
The Prophet Of the Messiah Delivers ii
Sermon and Promises to Make
the Earth Culver and the
Wind Blow.
A Brilliant Los Angeles Officer Has
Actually Discovered the
Messiah.
johnson Sides is the Vulgar Name
of the Prophet, Who is Other
wise Known as Peace
maker.

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.-Actlng Indian
Commissioner Belt this afternoon re-
celved the following telegram from
Special Agent cooper at N hldge
agency:
Newspaper reports are false, Agent
inq po,;oa lis raao UrV. +ho+ th;r,v Rosah,,d
Indians have arrived at this reservation
and 600 or 700 more en- route to agency.
we nope TO settle ms Indian craze VIII
IN c;rcn,atinn Vii, Leen denartmant
fully informed"
Such information as was received TODAY
at the war department was not reassurine,
In course If the afternoon the following
telegram was received from Gen, Miles:
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Adiutant General
" inolans gong from !'oseouo agency 10
Ral;ab1e adyices s5ow that tb;s Masaiab
craze is extending to our Indians near
mountain border and between Sioux
Is; ~ NanaulaM polueI.
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in consultation with the secretary for an
hour respecting the condition Of the In
dian affairs. Secretary Proctor says the
suggestions made by Gen. Miles that the
troops in other divisions than his own
command be gotten In readiness to rein
force him has already been anticipated.
Orders have been sent to commanding
officers of troops as far south as Texas
and Arizona and as far west as California
to prepare their men for immediate
movement If the emergency arises. In
any event 1t is the intention OF the de-
partment to heavily reinforce the troops
in the Dakotas during the winter anG
they will be moved in from other di-
visions from time to time so as not to
~overtax the transportation and supply
facilities. In this way it is expected the
department will be able to mass an over
whelming force of troops at the agencies
where excitement is at its height, so as
to etfectually suppress an Indian uprising
in the %springtime.
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the scene OF turbulent Indians" said
Gen. Miles, this morning.
All dispatches we have received to-
day." said Col. Corbln this evening, fare
OF encouraging nature. There has been
no outbreak at any OF the agencies, and
Gen. Kruger reports he situation as peace
full all around. The removal of the
Cheyennes from Pine Ridge agency will
probably have a good effect. They are to
be taken away at once. They will be
taken back to their old reservations in the
Big Horn valley. The commission Of
which Gen. Miles was chairman, went up
there recently and investigated the advis-
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ABERDEEN. s. D, Nov, 21.--Ady,ces
and CAMPBELL counties are flocking into
that place on account OF a we'll defined
rumor that the Sioux will take the war
path tomorrow. Five hundred people
from the country are now in Eureka.
Lagrace, on the Missouri river, is COM
pletaly depopulated. The sheriff OF
Campbell county wires there is a large
body of Sioux on the east side of the
Missouri river Peonla are greatly eyci-
ia sd oro onra.,ina y Gou Ma,,o.to
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MINNEAPOLIS NOV Sl.-Ihe
Ab~derdeen, .. -, special says: Late and
reliable advices from Eureka are that
the settlers VINO gathered there last night
from Campbell ana Emmon counties on
account OF the indian scare are returning
satisfied lhere IS no u 1or alarm.
Ihere are no INDIANS tnis q OF Inc
missouri anu Ageh' mclaughlin wires
that matters are qalet'at osahdlng ROCK.
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Nou o, sn,o;o, s,o., p;-.
oMAhA' wv opoS.Ai iioni tue
Ridge agency says; flcKet line OF
double the usual number Of men was
thrown ont n distance Of a mile snrronna-
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