Telegram-herald., 1890-12-07
PEACE Or WAR.
Indian Chiefs 70 Had q Ceaneil
with General Brooke.
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I've Striks. hlgk Rsak. trosaeg,
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big Turkey slA be here 1904 tor q
eounoiL Fs@os 81 xsE viii es ssstsee
by TIE sAik, sas ever one awaits he
arrivals sitA k~snoss iHteresL
Father Jats asksd tAs ohisfs 60 state
the psrsseulas cause ef shs grievance
that h-a lsa thsn - assume 60 start
hng an alta tuss ef wsr Their replies
we're sekstss tiAily as feiless;
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n.Ains a. seaie ses ave feoa sulneieht Tor as
&c ave on. Lee yuls do~I iesN nGay less
Der s3ca tspee tAak tHe tspss eoutalaS Ne
are 70 Feeeiss fosa soeorslsS 70 Lees
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tnns es1cs. Alter tkst We al rgtt eur lasl
rsht sse lss ~ tts ask sksll more bisoc.
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fesr TksH ~s siii 80 - he lASt hsntiss
grease ksppy ~ tAs ssits s.s ale nog assh
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woVis have seal .assss TAsss 10 ns sees Of
soldiers n Nc ofsst Fsiber inienase 10 Dc f-sr
viva us We saow BE istesas cheating - ~
the wsy NJ osasss Gsn 10 putting aswt
nsures tsss ss sne es -nssa are 70 be tea
The agency cattle ranch tas been
burned sns all The horses aud cattle are
in the hsRds Of skort Bun and his aen
Scouts lsst In ~Pors the losses on
White River for fifteen miles
as follows: willia1 heGsA twelve
horses. s25 cattle. hsuse ssd con
tenty Big Bat ssveaty-tvs horses.
thirty-sight cattle; John Dawson, a
large herd of cattle; Richard stlrk. ak
horses. twenty head Of cattle; John
STEELE, forty COWS aud 100 sorses; Charlie
Coonsy. seven horses. twenty cattle.
Yellow Bird, hfLy horses and herd Of
500 cattle. All have lest tho con
tents Of their houses and stables Nrs.
Fisher. the widow Coonsy and henry
Ksrns lose every thiGg except what
they are wearing. General Brooke is
non n-committal Is 10 the movements Of
troops, but suggests that little more
coaxing will settle the whole trouble
without bloodshed The Indian scouts
under Captain TaTlor have returned
from Fort Robinson.
1,20o Indians on the Sisseton and
Wahpeton reservations are on the
verge of starvation ~ the opening Of
winter because OF the Governments
failure - furnish them ubsist-
encs. The Interior Department has
authorized the expenditure Of
s.. 900 for the relief OF the
red men, and upon this small
sum of money over i.20O men, women
and childrea nust live Tor period Of
six months OF rigorous winter This Is
less than ono cent day for eaea per
son. The Sissetous are friendly In
dians. a large num Der OF whom acted as
scouts in the war against the Sioux In
1862.
OKLAHOMA CRY. o. t., Dec 6-Ths
presence in the vicinity OF Frisco. o.
T., of thousands Of yelling indians. has
caused panic ameng The people. and =
guard is kept DAY and night Seme Of
the Indians are on their way TO Join the
hostiles In the BAD Lands.
ST. LOUIS. Dec G. 6.-General Merritt
in command of the Department Of the
Missouri, does not hesitate 10 express
his doubts OF The wisdom and propristy
OF sending troops 10 the North vest In
the face OF approaching winter. Il do
not believe, said &c Friday. that the
loss Of life from on posurs will be very
great but / thisk there will - sOue,
and TIE suffering will no doubt be en-
trcme