Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-10


INDIAN InICKs fHAD.
AFssnng q Apprsne.eaee g - Hudgs
Ass IN" sscsy'
A dispatch from Pine Ridge Agency, 8. D.,
reserved last uieht says: No one can An What
tia eover Of dsrkns.. NAV ,r,r.I a. T,as.,. n
-s.-I -. - ,'..
.'us sAs' 1ass ney nsSe conssmpissso ana
90 suu consempiass an attack upon TINS agency
b believed BY an well-tnformed people; that
they are now awaiting the opportunity ID
alno.t an ..t.h,;.h.a go Pa rn.,S q. a..
:. "a. 49, ~ ..-.s
n v"n nouss IN sns mioss on ne s"seeo
iHenones- Az 0enaa nom toe hosuies IL u
believed he win communists the same to the
friendlies. The seency could then be attacked
fyou, ali .;de. me-. az. - 60, xh.r /.
-, ~ss.Er wv. -.
snoussno SOLDIERS Wtnin mile OF needquarsers.
BEFORE those stationed In the field could reach
here great damage could be done. Gen. Miles
to-day, as he u impressed With this fact. e ei-
tending the breastworks around the school,
which will command larger extent Of the
I NE camp, ne also received word rom
zen; BROOKE tnsta number Of hostiles last night
" .,led 70 Sreak tnroogn ms INES ana escape 70
s sae nose ouos Aney Iouno tne nne soo suonS'
no C". p ana feured.
oSps; Ip,elce, tne ne"y sPpoinsed s$ens 70
s suS1e ecu. n1yes, arrived !esseE1sy 20, hent
~ a. x Da,o~r, WIG ate Golcc'.ns tne iacts
~ :no "ounoeI hnse nent, nave already ex-
Sor,nst;n nuh hs OF eye wisnesses- Inc IN,
mannsr "s s"'"s'U !" sn 'ni"'"A'
manner ts $1,000, - ~. AL, 10.
osa, ascDrr. ~ SSps ao.'
- III. az .. VIII ~ oA'Aef A"u oo"esy'
r. hss -. S;pton ~ .as ne.' u, u;. o,-
-, t.o ';. sS .nas nnlP THSa"eIAy
49, a sr S reer1 M from yenerson ha,r,rse.
WonndeJ ga ~as o ne~1 h,,t H - W. meu On
I;sbsd 10 ~ a. ~. IVY On sl1 m,'i u
are i'm YnS;s s a., nG Ss.i"S sIe q.
tie Woynd ,sn,. " 20 sa1d 1 AZ ~ Sa ~"'" Law
A. Me-. hns ~ , I'M 81 " ''tS
fantrv IN In. ~ ths o tro ~ . NE. m
G;t.;nc Resr .nd Tnn Va P,,, Ss" ny
aJ;,as 3h.t ~. .,.S5 pun n.'e ~ .S III
jowers a,d ho .ppoS TS W eo"'e wiz" 'nei' io'-
An tha .oreS,nonds - -. ala 49,. hoo.
ordereJ 20 narch f,,,,, a.. n0'u na,e Ugen
nearer the hostiies it attrsctea IN. nt,ent;on
Of the Indians A. intsrvsIs ~ two ~ throa
davs the cordon v,ll he Srswn r,ora t;sh+ls
around the hostiIes until they agree either to
come in peaceably or be whipped into submits
SION.
,ar.,, Gn Wy W. u;sPiay 70 hIcep, sne
one internretation' and that Is that thew pro.
pose to surrender and retain their anna or die
In their defense, Tbis Ia hacked mn nv the fact
that the majority Of those who have come in
from tbe bost;fes arc sonews ana ch;Idren
whom n Ia des;rad to gat Ant of the nav So,ns
bucks come in occas;enalIv domseticata Nth
the alleged fr;endl;as and "a the somn t;me re-
tain the Seelinr ~ iostil;tv vh;ch ;mne,lcd
thar, 20 d.. 40 oo.x,nv r~~
Gen. Miles saws: .At last accounts the In
dams are fighting among themselves. The camp
was pandemonium. There was no head to
the;r ""1n n.on,a y o'"pe'A"oe' "e'' "e'''''ins
n those Indians vho he,ony N th;s .eeccx
come in. the general thinks thew Win endesyor
to 20 back to their own reservations. The hos
tile element he saws. is Composed of Oeallallaa
from Standing Rock Cheyenne River and Rose
bud reseryations The troops on the other
side are frequently diminishing with them and
viii follow them II they come. Should such be
the case the general thinks the military prob-
lem will I've solved controI NJ the Inj;sn he
holds. will still he a matter for serious consid-
Grafton hecause he will have 10 he ao cared for
as not In he a terror To the neonie If thee
states and 90 IN war IN IN. snrixpo ever - thsv
shonid desiye 70 e
"Ah DANCING IN MANITobA.
The sherin OF botuneau, Nd, 'has tele-
graphed the commander of the detachment Of
mounted notice in Manitoba that tho Indian,
~ ~. - Man..a;. ~.,a--..;a. =. az
s;de - tha i'm have hso,,~ tho;. ms
So"o. e,ue " h VIC ine 49," s Mai
uanGos, any - M w E ue W ue iooAeu M %
.h slE nvss aS ~ prVP1p y.
r. asii. 49, y, AZ. rS; W. 70
IT, g., t.L. ;,,,ad;,t s... .d Snts"h.
reserve is a small one and the Indians on 1t are
American Sioux.
AT PocArEILo.
The young bucks made an attempt to besiege
Pocatello Thursday night, but an armed force
of men oreanized for the purnose anneared and
,ho Ind;.rs r..;-ad ., Ii sor ro;nsa.o.n~..,.s
n;na.s S;. nt ~. It'll .p. -no rH
p,,. J. uisp"In JIss Al ss 80 tI p ~ In
S; n,v En. sa lines nor tn "
sIouA ruis aispasca says: Inc inoians are
a IN tne vicinity anu pecom}ng more
the warnaIS ond fh a.e se,nhs 9. rean: 20 60 On
,ne wal Pa.u anu .hJ Peop,e a. On are
Deoomils soiious,y aiaIneu over t1e s,.ua.loh.
Iesssase 20 . sre Sossrnor OF adano IRON
At ociocn 81, tha ISoho s" n;ii stnu rs
"A. CLOCK az 1ne ldano milua are unaer
S or t anu reaaS 70 arSn mSmeHts n4 W
S on rooI' naxe orueleu anilnuiauon rom poise
S 10y anu arrangements "re oeins "aoe 70
'ehu ~. ,u-,,
ranSnna nan: NAMED Ma . JUST IN from
ha.a ~ ntoy rss "es. VI lsPcrss
% TSuG u seers, unuer cue coM .!a OF Coi.
I aTssan VI .ne lesula army, i1.unea az MS
paa'e asslS' t 1ne M;S, aase .~S Gays
aso sao1eu .nc ".I u %ulanu, III No~in