Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-15

BRowNs VALLEY, MINI, Aprilii.-
small bodies Oi men are making for
tho reservation in order to be advan-
tnguOusly located when the rush
begins tomorrow. Crowds are re-.
plsteh cUngrcgatcd all along the line.
II Ia reported that some 700 men ON
the northern linu intend ~ settle Ia "a
uody, and have laid out tho plan OF u
tOwnsitc on the centr. quarter Of the
land they occupy. 5ucha location 10
not warranted by the surrounding con.
ditiOns, as II IA fifteen miles from any
railroad, hut It IL said here that tho
locate n n directly under the North
western route Of the new air hne from
Chicago, ana the company will build
depot There when " Ia organized. The
mid IL a foot deep and II IL still rain
Ing, with every prospect Of a stormy
uay tomorrow.
FL RENO, Okla, April l4.-Boomer
trains continue 10 pour In along the
borders, anu land hunters are congre-
gntiug Ia Wichita county, which
affords the best starting point.
Tomorrow morning troops will sur.
round the reservation on the north and
east boundaries. A buglr signal will
open tho Hing, which viii be the
signal for the heller skolteT race. At
least 800 horsemcn viii engage In
Desperate run over the reservation for
tie future Sitseton town. Mamie
Schaicr aud Bessie Cole, two pretty
Anamosa, Ia, Hchoolma'hme, arc heTs
after land. They are unprotected, but
every man In the crowd has sworn 10
see the girls located on tho best half
section Of the reservation.
Some " thu land In the Cheyenne
Apphhoe reservation Is fair farming
soil, Tut the most ispOOr. a iow would
hu settlers are disRusted with the out.
look aud are leaving. but their places
are rapidly filed. There II n report
that the Cheyeunes held big ghost
dance near the county seat Monday
night. "S0onofs" were found In Deer
Creek, bound and escorted 10 the line.
Trouble - not feared with the Indians,
even though they have this Messiah
craze.
TIE LISE REFOUr rIy LAND OFFICE.
wAIERrowS, 4. d., April 1.-THE
addition TO the ranks Of the Sisseton
boomers was very marked today. This
line before the land chico Is greatly
leng ,hened. PLACES In tho line ars
sold as high rs sliO. Company A OF
tho state troops has been placed at tho
order Of tho Sheriff, but rs the crowd
Is orderly II In not thought that their
services viii be required, and tOmor.
row they viii probably be ordered To
the reservation. The march 10 the re-
sctvAtiOn continues. Many VI those
intending 20 ME have concluded to
avail Themselves Of squRtlefs' rights.
The livorymou have formed c0mhi-
nation, and anything less than $50 for
u team tomorrow In laughed at. II In
rumofed that m order has come from
Washington compelling every ono to
iile and cut of the squatt.rs. IL
such an order does come, there will bo
trouble.
TROUBLE FEARED.
WLMOT, y. D., April II. - Tho
Chicago, Milwaukee a st. Paul has
train ready 10 start for the Lake
Traverse lands, which are the most
fertile in the reservation, tomorrow.
The train win run to the border and mt
signal make dash for the lbnds.
A. the end Of the road the townsits
companies will have conveyances 20
take the settlers 10 their exact claims.
The road promises TO accommodate all.
Trouble Ia feared when the train starts,
II everybody Is not taken.
A LINE FORMED.
FARGO, n, D., April IA line was
| formed before the land office last night,
aud IL growing rapidly. Meet Of them
have provisions, chairs aud blankets,
/ and are making themselves comfort
able. The crowd ia orderly, ana no
trouble "a feared. The office has not
vet received the official pla, Of the
hand, and 1t has been sent for, and,
/ although the messenger will Ride all
night, Il Is thought he VIII not reach
! here in time.
oOUp.SA1uRED CROWD.
HASilNsOS, \. d., April 1.-THE
eN cit,meut here over ths Prospective
opening Of the observation tomorrow