Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

for sl40rt time. The Tnlians could not
stand that storm from the soldiers
they had not hoped to. 1t was only a
stroke of life before death The rem
nant fled, and the battle became hunt
1t was now that the artillery was
called into requisition Before the
fighting was so close that the guns could
not he trained without danger Of death
to the soldiers. Now, with the Indians
flying, it was easier to reach them.
The Gatling and Hotchkiss guns were
trained, and then began heavy firing,
which lasted half an hour, with fire.
quent heavy volleys of musketry. 1t
was a war of determination now with
the troops. 1t was difficult to restrain
them, Tactics were almost abandoned
About the only tactics was to kill while
it could be done wherever an Indian
could be seen. Gown in the creek and
up over the bare hills they We're fol-
lowed by artillery and musketry, and
for several minutes the engagement
went on, until not a living Indian was
in sight.
Affairs Mt Rosebud.
The Bees special correspondence
from Rosebud Agency, S. Oak, Tues
day, said:
Two troops of the Ninth cavalry and
three companies of the Eighth infantry
have been prepared to move at mo-
ment's notice. Last night orders come
for them to start ut once for the Bad
Lands. The pickets at Rosebud have
seen Indians signalling with looking
glass. A scheme of about twenty
young men to steal horses and break
for the Bad Lands was discovered by
the arrest Of the first man who tried it.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Partial List of the Victims of the Battle
on Wounded Knee Creek.
The following is the correct list of the
killed and wounded at Wounded Knee
Monday so far as is known at the hospi-
tai headquarters here, where they have
all been brought;
Dead.
George d. Wallace, captain, Company
K, Seventh cavalry.
Johnson, private, Company A, Sew
enth cavalry.
Frey, private, Company A, Seventh
cavalry.
Dyer, first sergeant, Company A, Sew
enth cavalry.
Kelley private, Company A, Seventh
cavalry.
Cain, private, Company A, Seventh
cavalry.
Cofoy, first sergeant, Company B,
Seventh cavalry.
Book private, Company B, Seventh
cavalry.
Joseph Murphy, private, Company x,
Seventh cavalry.
Kellner, private. Company E, Seventh
cavalry.
Nettle, first sergeant, Company E,
Seventh calvary
Oscar Pollock, hospital stewart, U.
s. N.
Hodges, private, Company K.
Some, corporal, CompanyI.
Forrest, private, Company 3.
Newell, private, Compan7 b.
McCue. private, Conn any X.
Logan, private CompanF A.
Costello private, Comp4Cy b.
Raglan, private, Company A.
Christensen, private, Company X.
DeFrey, private, Company G.
William Adams, private, Company X.
All Of the Seventh cavalry.
Total, twenty-four men,
Wounded
Thomas Harral, private, Company B,
Second infantry.
Robert brunnon, private, Company
B.
John Coffey, private in light battery,
First artillery.
Charles Campbell, quartermaster SER
geant.
Harry L. Clifton, corporal, Company
K.
James Ward, sergeant, Company B,
Seventh cavalry.
II. w. Hawthorn, first lieutenant,
Second artillery.
William Touhy, sergeant, company
B.
John Mckenzie, private, Company B.
Harvey H. Thomas, private, Company
Christopher Martin, private, Company
A.
John F. Fritle, first sergeant, Com
pany E.
Daniel McMahon, private, Company
A.
Adam Meter, private, Company A.
Harry Stone, private, Company b.
Fred. Wodaer,
Hugh McMinnis.
William Davis.
Edward A. Sullivan, private, Com
Dany X.
Samuel F. Smith, private, Company
K.
Henry Howard, private, Company l.
Gottlieb Hipp, private, Comrany !,
Frank Lewis, private, Company b.
Alvin Hazelwood, private, Company
4.
George York, private, Company X.
Harry Lincoln, private Company A. |
James Christensen, private, Company
<.
William II. Green, private, Company
:.
George Lloyd sergeant. Company |. !
Herman kranberg, pr ate, Company
A,
George Elliott, private, Company Il. |
Erwin Schrievner, private, Company c. |
Ernest a. Darlington, first lieutenant, |
Company A, all Of Seventh cavalry
There are three men missing, their |
lames cannot be ascertained.
IT DIDN'T WORK.
rhe Ambush Planned by Little Wound
and Two Strike.
PINE RIDGE AGENCY, S. Oak. Jan.