The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-12
The indians Bayo NDt Yet spffeh'
dsred.A Church Turned Into
HBspl,ai-Cir.s EsoaPe Prom
School apd join IiobiileS.

t .rIf.t Igss
stances, '."'' '' ''' 'y.''V"' ,," '..,' g -,
not rpnl0ln lAe IA"I4H' ~ ma
times Indeed Naa 80 WoiHlatu 70 o1n's
In W!lAoH5 An.P'hs tt' PiyiI"lne t'!'. az III
mgn can .-it huHh IH1 "hA' 'Hu'' "'''
b. made.
The AHsorH.E. E''sa toII.bPIiiillus''t u, ~ "
to-day haa an .4'N''ls" WIN 's.ng, Ii',,
Jabg, IIa Fy4L..Aan ~ '''h 'rsu,' ~.
missionary VINO induyeN 'hg IH1s'"p ,i.. -, ."
promlst 20 CON, ~ IN'' pg."ie T.. W. o'n i,,
lle nl WohhNt1 huVe; lueJ "o.T W
tho P3lhL ol Lerp'pE lHe Plor''ov 49, 49,
the ncwH ni We tnElReHi11h.t, s.hs tngin MN
Llying b9ek ~ Iaw; hA1u tuH' Ru".o
man u bn'' so n'Nh NelIa liN' tne
tadiaaFaEs com ~ ID on!y " " ul.a-
taxed, t1st ] huali Ds'isVo '"sL'' N' l''ie
until / shall bee thtih'
prsrnprrfoy or fEoors
i.I..,.,, ,t,o ,,issjnn
Ihe luiS''on"iS i'7' ''' "S ,''o ''''-''' :,
nearly i've milCa north olthl5 place II
waa NJ lbjs plaen tho holtties we're to
r.a..,,,n.jI,s, ,,,hl Tbepentleman
,'"'' ,".' '.,' -, w., ,,n ,.,,. no roIi,r5
however lu'''l'' '''' ,'"' ~
we're within At IeaBs hya miles OIL the
nlacp. The failure Of the Indians to put
Ia an pppeafanes iu a alurCo Of diBlp'
nniniJnpnl IA Genera! Miles, who had
eynpcirJ them thiB morning. Last
nIinl Inc General sent courier TO Cnp.
nm NAV commanding the Second bHt.
t,Iion nftbp Spyruth Cavalry, stationed
m Craven Greek. The captain had been
nrdeted 10 take position between the
ngnnrv and General Brooks. He, hoH.
eyay sonId not ind wnlpr and wag com.
psllrd 10 moyo forward to the head.
waters Of Craven creek, This
positlon was ab1ut eight miles from
tho ageucy and commanded an
excellent view Of the after, the
camp ol General bfo9KS .,s,o, "Ha Wa om,,i5 "V,n
iaSo tn" 'T,|P iPneSac5 U - spy move easily and
reached this place ahead Of any detach.
ment Of hosiilga which might be sent
agalhSI 49, o"p'n" ooInD Ir,OS U",T nnyioS I' "t
oi"bt %"p d"ys, iV an he Ind not seen an Indinn
In tho ncighborhuod. He had been re.
called to tho agency lgF tho purpose oi
aiding in repplling q night assault, as
alpo an attack Of the lrieudliea after the
hoatilea should have returned. HIS bat
TALON has gone iuto camp With the first
battalion OF the Seventh, thus complet'
ing gemi.cIUle OF the hill overlooking
the friendly camp and commanding tho
agency. Tho command consists OF f
troop, Captain Seckc and Lieutenant
Rice; G troop, Captain Henry Jackson
and LipuienAnis X. II. Hare and 7, q
Donaldson: troop D, Captain +. S God
irey and l.ieutcnants l.. W. Robinson
and r, II. Tompkins; G. troop, Captain
". 8. Edgor|y ad Lieuleaaats +. p.
Brewer and j, +. Bell. The balance are
companies comprised Of about 200 men.
INDIAN arRIs ESCAPE.
Reference has been made to the pro-
noset danger in which 1t was thought
Inc Indian school at this point stood
from both troachery and assault. This
fnct was attested by the escape list
night Of seven Of the girl inmates and
scholms. The names OF come Of these
dusky iugitiyes are Mary Sitting Bear,
I.il2io Sitting Bear, Jennie Thunder
Yult, Emily Cloud, = relative OF Rcd
ClCnd, They were induced to leave by
their rplatiyCa and friends, who have for
somo lime hung about the school
yroundg. SupsriuyupUcnt Wheeler has
gccurpd the plnn.iso Of American HolEe
"a AID him In securing the return ol the
TuyaWa,a Yesterday md to-day was
ohgerypd will, but little attention to ra.
iic;ous drtips Al This place theTs are
two churches. tho Presbyterian, the PAD.
tor of which ia Rav. Mr. Sterling; the
Ohulch of the Holy Gross (EpscopGl),
fbe nostp,'a name being Rev, Mr.. o. S.
ConE In the Governments school Q.
Iigious ssryicre arc held generally by the
CStholica.
CHURCH TURNED INTO HOSPITAL
In the first mentioned there was no
,i,ina ,o.,io, The windows were
u'''NV e', Wv o,, ,r,s s,,,;o,el a
barred and TO the "eS' was s'H''0i'T "
line Of tents OF infantry sosdlera. IN
tba E,jscoral;op church Iiteen women
''V ''S,o , ''',''. ,, -, q, tb. ro;nt oI
Shu yhlIutvn my 1o'"S ~, ,os,,n nj uta
1eath anu a.' al Pan, 'li' nv ,o,rs hoJ
hght on NoHNueu Nust' '-.v pV"9J a,J % ~
been torn rom T,S s;tSVSg'U ;Ga " UbSs %I hrd
tn Sno,, ha a',o ,0o;n I'm oigIs we're matreSses Of
loose hay, on which lay the unlortl'
natep, ln" sIngii"y ii,,i" S,oS Wv y,siIc in the
cboir s%S S'1r tSI"c bas,,lrs moSped in misery.
On the lactcsn we've rolls OF bandases,
pieces OF hut and cloth which 6aa i9!
served to stauneh 'he nov o. rLi ihe ~ iiie
tide Of the wounded Nietiths, ~, 4n's iov,
tern Was pf,sanIga = inc O1eyehGes =,
by Calvary church, OF New A9tk, anu i, ~
il had oiiic,ated kev, a. H. soath, bS'
A. i, Southland, Rev., +; W. hiG&s, key'
Cleveland Coke and hsv' T.. A. W NHSa'