Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-22

In the neld b intsusted 10 other hands
than these maxtinets Of the dril1 gFUnnds
Il is needless 10 remark In this oonnectiou
that the expedition led By 0en. - has
proved . complete failure, and that the
Indiana easily escaped his clumsiiy led
forceaL"
Tho gambler, though bafaed for ths
time being, Of course ''get square" and
moro too, with the unfortunate general
In this sort Of warfare, but they are . dis
gusted lot - they hang about the wagon
train - last Of Ill Il u being hitched IN
10 leave camp. Some victims, Of course,
they have secured, and there arc no de-
vices Of commanding officers which can
protect their men against those sharks Of
the prairies when the men themselves are
bound TO tempt providence and play.
There are two sowing faces In the cav.
airy escort that has been left hack with
the train, and Capt. Hull, the command
ing o(Ilcer. has rcprimandcd 6ergts.
Clancy and Cover in stinging terms for
their absence from the command during
the night There b little question where
they spent II, and both have been "clean
ed out" What makes Il worse, both
have lost money that belonged to other
men In the command, and they are In
bad odor accordingly.
The long days march has tempered the
joviality Of the entire column. Itis near
rundown, and still they keep plodding
onward, making for . grassy level on the
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Wny' franc ieis ms pay accounts
wNh him' no urew al Vhas was oue his
men VINO are OH WIN Crane-twenty Oh
them-ior they had signed the ro'is De-
iore eoing' ana were expected nack 70
day. Ihen ne mas some six hundred doi-
lars company iund; ana the men OF ms
troop asked nun 70 take care OF gooa
aeaA Oesides. inc oio man mas oeen witn
tnem 80 many years sney look upon nun
as iasner and tIuSt nun as ihP'ici'iy ~
tney wouid 2 savings oans.
nats al very wen' answers iay-
her ous wouidnt "ans 10 carry any
sucn sum WIN me-.
GiHerens WIN HUNS men, cap
tam. iney are ordered IN tnrough the
posts ana setuemen.s' iney nave
tnree weeks marcn ahead Oh them wneh
they get through their SCOUT ana tney
want tneir money on tne way. was
only aiter they had drawn IL that the
news came OF tue INDIANS CROSSING ana
OF our having to jump for the warpath.
everybody thought yesterday morning
that the campaign was about over SO far
as we are concerned. haiioa! mere comes
young, Hayne. now what does ne
wantr ,
H4u'ns quiIa' ne.sous i't'o uay
troop horse' sum ouiit o"cer, WIZ.
poyisn iece' laush,ns o'ue eyes anu
sunny nan, opnes ,op'ns uP '"o .Dns
pau" "ase, "e ., 'o' o ss
" one y. WV oioy"e. .u": VIZ
are P'ooo'ne a'ong pes'ae 'aeir men, anu
eAcnahges e. souie merry onai WIN Aieus. ,.
Hoss, VINO 10 PIone 70 slo"I ~ 'no '".A
y, WHICH mas ,ep' mn "'o. anu s'on W
tUiS I6SOteu yOuuSoUcE u AuOuut anu q
lemporary s.an pos'';on' ine 10y 10y
sp'lIts anu ~ lun 'sem ~ 1a on ,I I -,
pe'veS' ne resatus DIN o'aoAy N, a. NC
liueS ey IVA" ..,. s ,S.'
col,lhahuer, anu VIII 'eo , nor %
chalant ease OF manner ana an on
hand" salute that has an air about it OF
saying, IL do this sort OF thing because
one has to, but it doesn't really mean
anything, you know, Mr.. Hayne accosts
MS superior:
"Ah, good evening. captain l nave
Just come Dack from the 'front.', ana Capt.
Hull directed me to give you ms compi'
ments and say that we would camp in
the bend yonder, ana ne would IKE you
to post strong pickets and have double
guard tonight.
"Have me post douoie guards! HOW
the devil does ne expect me 10 DO that
after marching all dayf
II did not inquire, sir; he might have
told me twas none OF my business, don't
you knows" And Mr.. Hayne mas the IN
sufferabie hardihood to wink at the
battalion adJutant-a youth OF Two years
longer service than his own.
"Well, Mr.. Hayne, this is no matter
for ieyity," says Rayner, angrily. what
does Capt. Hull mean to DO with nus own
men. II I'm to do the guardr
THAT is another point, Capt. Rayner,
which ! had not the REQUISITE efironteEy
10 inquire lh'o wv, ~ n's"' 1o on,
MN, DAT couiunt' doht you khow'