Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-15
WILL SELL THEIR ARMS.
Gen. Miles Satisfied That the Indian Troubles
Are Nearly Over,

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ooi- Corplh' assistant adJua'n' general an
nounceo yeS'erua! AFTERNOON 'ha' the hos'iie
ehieis had assented 10 the surrender OF their
arms. Yesterday afternoon second delega-
ton Of hostile chiefs arrived at Pine Ridge
agency from the camp II was comnosed of
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and Eagle Pipe. They had big talk with
Gen. Miles, The same subjects were considered
as was in a morning session with Little Wound.
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asreeo 'ii'' inc hoS'ieS "o'iu iea'e 'he present
camp and pitch their tepees on the west side OF
the White Clay creek Immediately opposite
and less than a half mile from the agency 7.
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Drexel Mission and five miles from Pine Ridge
agency. The general in encamned ON the
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eiI y" rA'on Len was ensa6eu
Mhen ooi- Henry OF the nlnsh cavalry came to
me- feheI' me genera mas uhl.eu All ms COM
Hiahos save tnose under Zen Carr. HIS force
comprises eight companies OF the second infan-
Wy under MAJ butKer, seven companies OF the
seventeenth under COL Omey, Tour troops OF
the hihth cavalry under Coi. Henry, two troops
Tour troops OF the Leavenworth battalion under
o Toi SANFORD indian scouts under Lieut. Getty.
Inls force has been placed under the command
OF Col wheaton OF the second infantry: Gen.
AT ml'n .nlee troops OF rhe sixtn, Is nineteen
mines rom the mouth OF wounded hnee creek.
ne ne mas lhree o.net commands, one under Lieut.
coi MORROW. hiteen miles; another under Maj.
a guar tWehty-nVe mlies, and the third under
SaPI- Whitney, thirty mnes from the mouth OF
tne same creek. his; together with thirty
wagons unoer maj LgpeIy, came Ihrough Tor
hopt;Ia o., m,ni 0As A'ou' nA'i nine from TIE
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VIC ,oops III hsn'ihs Vim all night,
ou' me outoreaA uiu not occur. Inc circle Is
drawing close about the hostiles, and n settle
ment OF affairs, OF whatever nature, cannot be
far distant, but how this will be brought about
can only be eonjectured, and il is doubtful IL
even the commanding officer knows what the
step will be. Everything was unusually quiet
yesterday and decidedly monotonous, and
every one was waiting for something to turn up.
The hostiles ON Tuesday sent word to Gen
Brooke that the passage Of trains 80 near them
would have to be discontinued. On the return
of Tuesday train Lieut.. Getty and his scouts
came out to meet il. driving detachment of
hostiles from bill from which good view of
the progress of the train could be seen Later
some Of the hostiles returned and demanded
that Getty retire, and the latter sent back word
that he would only when lie WAS compelled to
do so.