Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-17

] Caunc he Intended 20 dissfm tho ludt'
ans " ho had 20 she'll them to accent
/ plish hi- purpose. Adju,ant- Gcuufl
/ cprhin was gskci II General Miles had
| lssuel such nn order, but he would
ucitpcr q limit uof dony that such lies
termination was decided upon. - lbup
| no claimed. that the lrnis Wcro hcihi
/ surrendered los the Indians there wal
no necessity 10 u-'' force.
rmEn.oSr ouSs srRurNDEHED.
This morning about twenty lndinm
came into the agency under Litth
! Hawk and surrendered thifly-0ne guns
! Their clothing wus not searched AM
~ one doubted that they bore hidduf
arms, which they would not hesitate Il
use iu case NJ uu emergency,
Thus tar fity'uuu guns have her'
turned over. out VI nl least iouItc
hundred which tho hOstll,sarU bolloy,
10 possess.
| The Chvyounes belonging TO Liitls
Chief 3. and Standing EMS band len
today Tor Tongue River, us n wa de
ciivd they cannot live comfortably
umurE tlu Sioux.
THIS afternoon q short aud lmporlap
conference took place ON lnyitafi.n "a
the Dtallaih- In tho vicinity ni tbs
-. ,ft. ~ Il, 49, t,..i ~.
w. Ane p" ssi'''a nN' p'"
y f'''" '''''" VI
Hor oJfrEE ANn noiLrn DOC.
% The only white men present were
q IlruicuafJ baylor % the ninth Caval
B. -, comyaudvT ~ the OgAilala scouts
y aud EsAgeut Mctiilhcudy. All The
n prominent Osaliala aud Bnllu chief,
E wo,c pr.fpni.
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q. thl,n frem v,oienc. and con,nsi n,
sa children 10 90 L. school.
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g e,J VIII the frieulIy Inoi.,,s ~ suu''
- c,,,s~J Inc soldiers Il, Lr se,. Nas na'
in ,h,,r aud mnte General Miles -''.a
u mnnd them 10 law down. thtIr am
III hopcd All OF them wo4if cbmpl,
i" with the order, hecause II would brlni
mac. again. A shorf time ago no IN,
brought 10 White Hat IIieutenah
y TnvigrI IA good many ofslttiug Bull'
,,,,t, 'Tbev yver,, NOW In camn- The,
!. ind be,n wolf treated and their ponic
~ feI with grain and hny. III Big Fool
" AMI I,i. bauI mad nj one. cun1o In they
il S.o',iI nav, i,,,ot, trcated In lie snms
n u,ann,r Tho troitbie which came Il
4 Mn, was brnuvht on law hi, avn
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4 bc nointei out the errors that tb.v
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indians In speak. lie said n, fnew
many ofthc Ognllalas, aud we're salts.
not know the Brules 20 well, but felt
. that there We're many good Indians
" among thom. ~" Trouble they hsd
. eApftltuvNu nav "''h "''Hsi"heu "
y variety OF circumstances. In n greater
" part OF INC lndlhh troubles ne hAd 90.
served the Indians had always good
excuse, anu lac thought they had some
: excuse In this Instance. The trouble
was now over, anu they Wished To
remain In peace all they had 10 do was
u comply with the orders OF General
Miles. Those who had good sonso
should SGT the example and control
Y the young mon. They had turned In
I very few guns, aud every one knew
. they had many more. Tho Great
!, Spirit had 80 far this winter given
O extraordinary good weather ira blin
D lard should now come UP theiI children
D aud women WohlI ule anu tney and
the soldiers wVulu suffer 10 salu
they should lnlnleuiateIy comply WIN
General Miles oruer, 70 the soldiers