New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-27
INDIANS REFUSE PEACE.
TIE HOSTILES WHOLLY UNMANAGEABlJ.
-ATTAOK ON SCOrT, UtMP-ErNoES
!. AnnI.r s1rrI Y. ~ ENLLNML-EN.

! A REGIMENT NAY 60 AGAINST THEM At oNh
ATTACK on ScorT,' o,MP-ErNoES
ABOUT SITTING BULLS FoLLowEEN.
Chicago Dec Ca dispatch from Pine Ridge. : D.
SAYS The peace party failed. aN was Prcdi'lci' fN'
of the fricndlic, are in and report tlat ih' r>'
are on their way in The enemy described a.
crazy. wild and wholly unmanaeeahlc. None h''
come over from the fighters. II is now believed that
the eth Regiment will start into the field at once 10
subduc these warriors.
Camp near Battle Creek = D.. Dec. 2G.-Ihc Situa
tion here remain, practically unrhangcd Ihf "'''n'
j., cold and the river, are frozen solid company of
Chcvcnnc scouts is cncampcd at the mouth "f hi'.o
Creek Two attcmptS were made Wednesday by the
hoSes, who number about eighty. TO break INTO 'h'r
camp. The fir, attack made 10y only few OF the
Indians who were quickly Icpul>od with los of t"p
killed and several wounded. Three nf the cheyenne
Indian scout, were wounded and II thought thh ono
is fatally hurt. The second attack was madc aitet
dark by what was supposed 10 be the whole bard Wh'
were lei by Kicking Bear himself Nolcy after voel
was fred on both sides. and dcSultory IRE was Rcp
ND for an hour or mOr. II is not known ho" many
Of the hoscs were killed but. Judging from the reports
Of one Of the ,colts. tlelt must have been scv"ia
killed as he says ne heard several shon In th" souN
language that they hit Troops wcn' sent u tho
scene AT an early hour Yesterday morning ana rp"i
everything quiet and no ho-tileS IN sight
omaha. Dec. Ca dispatch ia ' The Bee from
Pine Ridge SAYS: Ther mmor- afoai herr hoih
10 the effect that sitting lsur- warrior- have been
captured. and also that they hav" escaped int" me
Bad Lands after having vauqui~hcd the soldiers sent ont
to intercept them. General rookc. however. a--'ri-
that there j. no change I'm the situnton and thai
Big Foos band Of hostile, has not been captured -"
far s. hc knows.
Wa,hington Dee. G.-Gcncral schofcd th- morn
inc received the following: telegram from General Miles
under date of Rapid Cty, =. D.. Dec. -:
Have not heard from Colonel Carr for thirty 'lN
honr, IIc started to intercept Rig Foot. Should ne
succeed or turn him - Che. cnn" Aecnci. t'"H r-
favorable a. General Iro'h" reports th3l me-
from Little Wound Biz Road and Fast Ihundrr Wh!
,, IN. leader of th" ludnif- Who went e. Tie ad
Land. >a,- that about hali III" indians t'i, ai
coming in and Doc, thinks The r" "l. follow. ~l-NN
ili- NOT l., interrupted Dos som" uui'N-"cn event H
viii T." most de- raulc
General ~ch0nri has rrocv'd telegram from Gen
cra Milo dated Rapid cts D~cmb'r. -. a. follow
Colonel sumner reported hi, command af ilE t"T -
camp At Cheyenne Rivrr. that ~, Foo" a. -rd I.l
Ic .ud do Wlaf.Nrr III" said and b'nr ull i- I'lpf
to h., summers. camp bu' that Hc deceived 'Hh
a.d GUIDED Dis command. going -"uft i' l-hi "Fl'i
This Wa most unfortunate just at tbs iWr ana h
turn tIr scale against tr cipt- tla have h''h h'l'
to avoid au Ind .lr vIr. p g. 'i- Z uc 90" pro-
pcct- Looked favorable AID Iu p'" week ia - tr
worst element have u'cn removed.