The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
chief Of the Indian scouts of the Cheyenne

ch;.f NJ An. India, sco,,s NJ The chevenne
country .,r,yad ,o.d,v and reports avery.
Thin. onIs, On The Cheyenne All the
Che,snna I,d,.,s a.. now a. ,be agency
Win ths .,can,;on ~ ,hosa from Big
Poo,,s and Humn,s hands who wen, on
,hs warn.,h ana thew were nearly all
killed In the Ia,a h.,,le.
Insnec,or Clancy arrived late this even.
inc frop, Non,.ns Ne has insnec,ad ali
tba Agencies ~ ,ha Sioux excent the
Cbevenne He saws a, standing Roek the
Indians are led in snlendid shane and
certainly have nothing 10 COMPLAIN Of.
Indeed. nowhere has he found the ration.
sbor, excep, n, Rosebnd and Pine
Ridee. A ,ho.s two .nnronria,ions have
been DELAYED in nassIny. bu, by
This time ,hosa who are behaving tham.
selves ara GETTING evory,hin, they need.
DrNyER Ian s-The N,,rS' Salt lake
ci,v sneci,I says a snecial ,,oro Poca,slIo
saws ,he town /. IN a state of great exoi,e.
mem, ovsr an. a.,io,s -, ,hs Shoshona
Indian. q, ,ha resoryotiop last night
tbev indul,sd in a war dancs and other.
wise evinoad a dos,r. for hIoodsbad
The cbief Nayar lin, doclarsd the In.
dians would f,.h, ,iying "a his reason
thai .Tbe had indian 90, a hean grub and
blankets, GOOD Indian ue, no,bIng.n
The la,est advice. from, tho town saw
the people are fleeing for safety. the In.
dians are In war naint and cannot he re.
strained Ths sovarnor,s guards and
JTn,,ed States cavalry a, poi.a Ci,v ar.
nou, an rou,a 40 poca,aIIo Tho ranch.
men and cowbovs from The surrounding
country are assembling 10 the rescue.
Raouas,s from Rl.cLfoo, Idaho for
transpor,a,ion and arms have hecn son,
10 the Union Pacific authorities here.
IL IA repor,ed ,ha, A band Of 200 bucks
il nilInging the ranches outside the town
OF Blackfoo,. Il Is e,pec,ed by io-mor.
row n sufiicien, force will he mustered "a
cone with ,be savace in cnse M attack.
WAsuIsGToN. Ian. s.-General Seho.
feId this morn,ny received the follovinu
,elecram from General Miles dated Pine
Ridss agency s,h. "Seyen,v Indians
CANA In from, the hostile camn to-day
Repor,s from Them are that Red Cloud,
Ji,,,e WonnJ Two Strike. Rio Road and
o,hors will come !, ,o-morrown
Later ConeraI SchoileId received an.
other d;s,a,cb fro, C.perol N,lea de,a;I.
In, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ the kiIIing a,
I;a,,,anan, caso, h,, tho Indians as foI.
Iows, "Tieu,snant Casey was on, with
so,na ~ his scou,s wa,chi,, IN. bost,ls
camn, and with one Cbeyenne me, two
Indians. an OonIlalla and n Br,le. The
o,aIl.l,, w.rnod Ii.,,,anap, Casey ,ha,
,ha pn,Ias rec had and would shoo, Az
Iia,,Anan, c..ov ,urnod ,o .o awav ,hs
RruI. erad s,riL,n, him an th,. h.ct al
,h,, ho.d and LiI,,n, hin, ,n.,an,Iy Thar
a. r.no., "a ha.yv erina an or n.ar ,hs
hos,iia csmn ,ha, NAV ~. he,weep An,
two elements Of the Indian camp.r
Secretary Proctor EXPRESSED sorrow a
the death Of Lieu,epant Casey and said
~ regarded him aa one ,,f tho mos
,romIsing men In the service He seem,
10 nave heen hru,allv murdered. for ,ber,
was no f,yhtinv going ON when he wa,
killed.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The situation n
summed up at the interior department 10
day is about as follows. There are in al
about twenty thousand Sioux Indians
men, women and children-on the north
ern reservations. or this number, l6, so
are accounted for, az they are living OF
the reservations In peace and not takin.
any part in the present disturbance. Thii
leaves about three thousand FIVE hundred
men, women and children TO face 500
men now under command Of Genera
Miles. The hostile camp is located L
miles north of the agency. and n cordou