The sun., 1891-01-09

Indians win BE- driven and crushed. Scouts
Go GorSn says S's sssss sa eifewsS dfS ssS VIII
uh sGs sSds.s SH % EsS q S $
,Preparetions for receiving tho hos,iles in
sssSssi house. $;h ssss s 81 di4s pilsd II Sn Is tss
sSst il can sweep S the G Valley !n af al dirsctions
eas an n s she bits Is have nssn bssn
dug dug. .eiyeyrywhere. V y D and Z companies Of the
Ssoa '2snaIiss ana ths socS sr%sd me 'i Gos;ics
Baiisio Bhi " with t his whiskers RS eoversd d with
s and fs no the
new now %nehesssr' hang % Ing ui'' from his s. saddle; @ J
SGs Il ls 5 hFs FS ana
Ss hss hnd with Con- Miles no
saiisrpps IL terrible @ agony e Rp, ' likely sEa,
and one child who are shot through the body
M as soe aoa I ee ass S T
although al Of them ssss are desCsratsls hurt
Pierce Of the First Fir infantry hns been placed
now s"a IN he hands S q atfa'n the military
the troops 10 the battle Of Wounded Knee
.s s a Msss se CO.. ralr ST.
BY the Assoctated Pres.
Hos NAN 3 SShH Ss Tsox
e"ssf% &hen ss
esnent s Of Of his hist irbe s he s replied '' '"' "
No: We are all hostles now"
Bsa ara sasdD y :
ssSSPSss Sss bearing iSr tho hostile camp
nfss Ba.sE sns erTi IDAHO Jan sThere is truth
IN the report Of the burning Of pecateI!o::
BlaeSfooi over the hostile attitude of the ban.
nocks on the Fort Hall reservation. Coy. WI.
ass d zsssd
immsdiatsy nity gnns with the usual equip; 4:
and no arms are avail lable 4 permanent MILL
! tary organization is about TO be perfected
aes My s o
The last census shows that the Fort nall y
Ildan and band OF
easily sGSsrnsd Ths town oi PSSa,elo ShG6 1
Srasuity from the aees S5oo0o poands S
Of besi gross: 10000 pounds Of -four lou 500 200
coffee and salt. Clothing is furnished this
tribe RIB under treaty obligatons; - y,,,o .,,.
The Secretary direets S hin n to turn turn, over h The
iHlpss Mil o. % act as agent At that aoint Mr.
R9yer vas not proving elual to the emergency r,
nary times is not Questioned. yet since the
present disturbances began he has lailed to
the Tssh the e bs
are in all about 10000 Sioux !ndians-men.
for. as they are living on the Reservations in
not Rs !ns
men. womon. and children to face the earth
f TSs
River And the GGdon Of
Indians into the reservation. There is con
and the agency The hosties are we'll supplied
with beei. but they have no sugar Or coffee. ex::
shs Wsa
ne s,Yation Is regarded % as homeless n one foI
some who are on the ground that there will be
! hattle on Sunday or Monday.
| This despatch might Indicate that the Indian
| camp is ntegrating. were 1t not for the fact
| that the Indians mentioned have generally
been per 9ceabIy inclined: The seventy IndiaEps E
| frendlies who were swept out to the hostile
camp by. the others when the last rush took
| place. OF the chiefs named. Two Strike is the
| only one who has ever exhibited much OF 9
| hostile temper and even he has been inclined
70 listen to peace talk. It is understood that
| his two sons, who were educated at the Car
lisle school, have been endeavorinG to get
their fnther to return to the agency. and 1t is
| probably through their efforts that he Is think
Ing OF surrender
| Secretary Proctor said this morning: Il dc
| not know when I have heard anything that
Casey's death. He was here in the spring and
| grew very fond Of him. be seemed so bright
energetic. and enthusiastic and he had such
excellent plans and ideas about the Ipdiar
| troubles. He gave me number OF photo.
| Rraphs. which have here. showing his meth.
dds nf work with his band of scouts. getting
out logs to build their little CAMPS 5, near . For
promising men in the service He seems tt
hnye been brutally murdered. for there was NJ
fighting going on when he WAS killed: An In.
dian took advantage of q conversatton Will
him and shot him from behind. His remain:
will be sent East for interment In Rhode
| Island"
Lieut., Casey was brother OF Gen: Thoma.
| l. Casey, the chief OF engineers Of tho army
and was about 40 years Of age He had beer
| in command OF q trouD Of Choyenne scouts fo
| about a year and WAS working earnestly In tht
interest Of the indians themselves. lie had {
reputation In tn" army Of possessing an IN
usually accurate knowledge OF the lndiar
|