Telegram-herald., 1891-01-14
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mile And . half rne5 saew every daspcsi-
voc 70 comply Win shs orders Of the sntsori
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smsitioa 10 make it ~ : permanent ensrsessr.
fssi that the State troops can now se wish-
@ssa WIN safety. ana desire through you 70
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homes. Ike inforrnasion has this dsy psss
given General Colby"
The Nebraska State troops have been
moved To the edge of the reservation.
They must have suffered severely dur
Ing the blizzard Sunday. - they are in
sufficiently clad
The Indians were stopped when they
arrived within = mile and half of the
agency. This was done for the purpose
of separating the Erules from the Pine
Ridge Sioux captain Ewers, tho
Erules' former agent viii 90 to
the camp and separate them from
the Ogalialas. and with detachment
Of the Ninth Cavalry Escort them
back TO Rosebud Rumor has it that
Captain Ewers viii succeed Major
Wright at Rosebud. Already the Brules
have begun 70 pack up their goods pre-
paratory To marching home. General
Niles SAYS that the Indians are in bad
shape and they have done well to ret in
a soon as they did. There 10 rejoicing
st Pine Ridge over the peaceful outcome
Of the war. The ogallalas were de-
lighted to get back 20 the agency.
lie Wound Is trying to get into the
agency. but scouts saw that he can not
get AWAY. They report that the rest
less band Is doing its best to corral Lit
Gle Wound. They fear that he
eth his following viii favor disarms-
ment This thew won't have. What
Niles viii do no one can tell, bat those
n De agency hope that he win crush the
indians In case they refuse TO give mp
oheir guns
The Young bucks have broken swsv
nom the control of their chiefs. They
have fred every hay-stack that came
vithin their reach Bent ON preventing
he others from coming in the bucks
have shot the ponies Of their peacefully
Inclined brotherA The bucks, beside
el1ing the ponies. shot every dog with
b reach Of Winchester: after that the
raiders fired shots that just glanced the
sars Of the Ogallsls ehief& They struck
cut after the trouble and are bent on
killing Whist whites they can.
General Miles has just issued IN order
Nat viii prevent Buffalo Bill and DIR.
NeGilicuddy from holding . confer
snes with the reds ct poiat that the
hostiles had determined upon The
reason advanced for tho order II that IL
= unsafe for . white man to show his
fare among the incoming bucks,
who may kill the very men
whom they are said 70 regard -
frienda General Brooke has sent .
message the purport Of which IL that he
a close on the heels Of the reds. He
NAV be able to watch the camp closely
enough 10 keep the greater number
from hiding their rides. The squaws
md papooses are said to be suffering so
with the cold that many Of them have
aied-