New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
BRINGING IN THE CATTLEMEN.
NEWS FROM COL VAN HORN AT LAST.
MARCHING WITH HIS PRISONERS TO FORT RUS
SELL THROUGH sLEEr AND sNow-EX
CITEMENr DYING OUT IL wYoMING.

SELL THROUGH SLEkT AND SNO"-EA-
cITEMEyr DYING OUT IN WYOMING.
Washington. April 22.-General schofeid received
TELEGRAM from General Brooke at Omaha TINS morning
saving that teleraphic communication h'd been re-
established with Fort Mckinney and thd' WORD rom
there IS that Colonel Van Horn and his prsoerS' to
catlemen left there on April II for Fort D. A. Russell
which most they will probably reach today or To-
morrow. - -,
Denvor Coll April GA dispatch to "rhe Repub-
ucan9 from Douglas, Wy, says: The captfeu tat
tlemen are resting comfortably In camp to-night at
Brown Spring, stage station thirtyeght hhie9 hor'
Of Douclas The trip has been hard one on bo'h
o,,,. and escort a severe snOWstOrm setting In nj
,ho cse NJ the first day ont. and for three days the
exncdition faced binding slect and drifting snow
The escort or guard, comprised three companies ono
OF which marched trout one in the rear ana te oer
divided marching on either flank. Tue captNeS ocou
pied three wagons In the centre Of the cavaeaoe' Az
various points along the route armed men "eTe SCH
and on several occasions cowboys slipped up anu "'
.x-sbootcrs I'm their hip pockets held consultation Win
some Of the captivcs but not shot was hica d'u ho
svmpoms OF hostility were manifested anywhere
scarcity OF forage along the route las useH UP tc '
mails and caused the delay. The party Uas tie-'"p"
operator along, who tapped the Doh'l'N pn''"'' VIZ
every dav but could not get IT. to work Inc eNpel
,on canned last night at Onlala Ranch SHY
miles north. where some sixty cowboys had con
crcratcd but probably out of necessity r"'er
than TO make trouble. Today they are q.
Eiown springs and II Is safe to preniet INV
they will reach Fort Fctcrman late tomoFo" h'N"'
where they will strike the railroad .
Last night special train came In from 'HoS SeI'"'
| ho,i,c Major Trncrt and 10 men from Fort hns
u rhev compri,e Companies q, VI. and v 'h
| Infantry Captains Rogers and Roberts ara on'I''"
Apple and a small hospital corps were ui""E"' "'o7
| in case OF an encounter. Their orV''s "c " =
| hero fill Colonel Van Horns party arrives DC ',''
1 ThoXa arc
march and ready to enter upon an active c"np"''"
| ,-,,,.t the festive rustlers at an hours h"U'c'
| Necessary troops arc I'm camp here toWRh'' u -
nrob,blc that Major E-bert late to-morro" ar'''',
| will take a detail Of men and his sp''nI 'I"'" ""u
| move west eighty miles. 10 feternah' ahu rce'''o
their prisoners. i! they arrive before hls'i''' ,P
= uilI likely start for home at once ana the o"puNe'
T., chr,,c If the f7ih Infantry will proceed without
1,o,- q, Fort Russell and arrive there probably satuf
d.,. r,orning Excitement I'm johnson county Is dyih2
out and the small rauclncn are returning 10 '""'
| homes" m .
\ Republican" dispatch from Cheyenne Wy" say :
.,ur, Dndlcv alias Gus Greene. Of Paris. Tex Il"
| =, ,,, v,s wounded in thc fight with the
| r,.tl,rs and who had MS leg amputated at i''
mckinney. di,i saturday and was buried IN b"hai.
sunday The stockmcu put mp go to pay MS iu'c''
| expenses. ,, g., ,,i
| "A C. Dunnng. hang from Idaho Is no" VI j'''
o, DncaIo lie was one Of the party of regulator
| Int
,c,,ed himself and escaped 10 Buffalo. lie reached
| th.ro FRIDAY aud was arrested suspicion by u'
bcur on sunday after having been Kicked ana ou"o'
about the streets Of buffalo IL one oil '"c 'H' ~
| army lie states that lie was bircd by uo '"'e'-' ,
| If the state stock Commission' and t'7 p"h %"
n.,d WAS simply blood -curdiug In Ito atrocity' h'
=. ,h., Chanpiou and Ray had been warned, nhu
o,,,d not Dave been killed II they had hcod"u u''
,r.rnpg The hired assassns. he cave. were 70 get =
~ d,v and 40 each fOr every mlu kuNi' ~ ~
cost over $4,000 to get Champion aud Kay @"io''
chicago. ApriI - tspecial).-cyrus /. Iimbcr'aH'
a c,t,l.uian from Johnson County wy III an '''e'
vicv, with a Journal" reporter, to-day hd' -"
,,ullc ont there has been brewing for the'e twenty
re,r,. In fact. IL has never ceased since the u"'
.,,., cattle were driven along the Great Noit''ii
Trail Of course you hear two Si"'s'
,,,, ,,n n rn,tlcr he VIII convince you That IA
l. ouur,.sd and gwen 10 chow By TIE 'pAro"'' .'
a.. r-,uchucn who own Thousands Of head oi 'A'u'
and who d. not Ike 20 settlers incolns pa''uiH-
d u.,,.r with wlrr fences. ON the other hAI"' '''
,,, ,,r,r, insist that their cattle are stolen ana Hc'
maverick, BRANDED hy thc," siEu H'i' W'''' -
| rnu rl-tl.f~. They stt the i"'"'F' az A.,
, | 80 thry don't charge that All inc "th '""
-, 80 .,.. tb.ye-. Iuc hE tattlrmch if.l U''"' u"
s,tncl, An order 10 order - catch ana ''dl WIN '~u ~
60, ,,ell known cattle thieves, but U'N W.,
II IN the wrong Nay, 'M'h, & ,r6"re rommuai'
| Discriminatory ard aru-hr ", "''.', ~. -. al,
1,-un-t tlcmsclVc-. ihrt "'I' lt'Ni ~ ~ tt,r,,,
,i.r Uyc. aud got under 'ov's 81 '"Iy'' 80. ,',
c.fuup ulgs / tell you. ! have NJ do'p' ,I.t, ',''
'',l',e 7n,,r l.4.. guilty az much "lon-i"lhr' u'
,crn a-n hundreds Oi honest small 'h'" 'vl-' VIZ
,. r,'nuine settlers. who fcl tldt tlrf nave i',
mortaly injured and ahToh''1 10y "',} 10 M 'll,.
The biz cattcncn. IN consequence, my ~" ~,
thrr .uf- saddlrd their hor-r' ana W., VI, -,
War path with tn memory % mihy m,.i' ,,,,, ~
cnces and other mlurc, 10 srrr them /" 'eso'''''