Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-22
THE INDIAN SCARE.
A Sermon Reported by One Of
General Miles. Oh.
GERS.
INTENSE EXCITEMENT At PINE
RIDGE.
The Indian Affairs Discussed In
the Cabinet at Wash.
inyton.
INDIAN WARRIORS HEADING
FoR UTAH.
James Turner, Afflicted with Short
Memory, Forgets hia
Identity.
INDIAN WARRIORS HEADING
FoR UTAH.
By Telegraph to TIE SIws.
SHORT BULLS SERMON.
The Indians Mast Not be Afraid Of
AuyihinE

The Indians Mast Not be Afraid o
Anything
| CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-Jr an inter
view THIS afternoon, General Mile
said he had no further word from
General Brooke, Tut he thought tn,
latter had beyond all doubt given
the Indians to understand that Ia
is there for the purpose Of protect
ing lives and property, ''and Goc
help the first Indian who makes q
break
SIT is not my Intention" said
General Miles, "to tolerate any non
sense. 1 will tell you further, thai
50 far as r, garts the present ample
supply Df ammunition and Win
chester rifles with which the In.
dams are armed that somebody W
in that northwest country Is making
q business of furnishing these, anu
II will not be many days before l
shall know just how this business Is
accomplished"
Assistant Adjutant-General- Cor.
bin said the removal of the Chey-
ennes from Pine Ridge agency, In
| accordance with the recommenda.
lions of the commission, has been
ordered. The carrying out Of this
| order now, he thinks, will rem0v,
the disturbing element from Pin.
| Ridge and direct the attention OF
the other Indians
This evening General Miles was
in receipt Of telegram from Rose
bud from ons OF his officers in ad-
vance of the formal report. The
/ officer gives a sermon delivered by
Short Bull, the so-calied prophet of
the Messiah, - at Rosebud agency
10 the Indians. In this sermon Bull
said the things he predicted would
have to come 10 pass in due season,
but since the whites are beginning
To Interfere the time will be shorter.
Tie Indians must not be afraid Of
anything.
Nov, - said he, t'there will be a
tree sprout up, and all
THE MEMBERS OF OUR TRIES
must gather there: but before this
time we must dance the balance of
this moon, 1T the end Of which time
the earth viii shiver very hard.
Whenever this occurs l will sta-t
the wind TO blow. We will then see
our fathers, mothers, and everybody.
We, the Indians, are the onss who
are living "A sacred life. Our Father
in heaven has placed a mark at each
point OF the four winds. a clay
pipe lies at the setting OF the sun,
representing the Sicux: a holy arrow
at the north represents the Chey.
ennes; at the rising OF the sun there
lies 4 half moon, representing the
ArapahJe tribe; at the south there is
a pipe AM feather. representing the
Crow tribe. The Father has .iiown
me thess things, therefore we must
continue TO dance. There will tie
soldiers surrou.u yea, hus pay no
attention t. them. Continue the
dance 1.-THE e3idiers sIfroun nj you
on four sides, three OF you, upon
whom have set the Holy Spirit,
will sing the song l have taught
you, and some of the soldiers will
drop dead. Then the rest will start
TO run, but their hopes will sink into
the earth. The riders will ..up
from their horses, but they will sink
into the earth and you can 10 what
you desire with them.
snow, you must know this: that
all the soldiers ard their race will
be dead. There will be only 5oc0
of them left living On the earth.
My friends, my relations, this Il
straight and true. We mus. gather
az Pass Creek when the tee is
sproutinR, then We will go among
our dead relations. You mus. not
take any earthly things with you.
Men and women mustdisrobe them
selves.