The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-04-13
INDIANS ARE ARRA|GNEO
ROSEBUD REDS APPEAR IN COURT
AT SIOUX FALLS.
ONE OF OLD suLLY GANG UP
Judge Garland overruIed a Demurrer
In Case OF Louis Bear Heels, Who
Passed Through Norfolk, Charged
With Stabblng White Feather.


With stabblng White Feather.
Sioux Falls, S. D., April 11.-Several
additional indictments have been re-
turned by the United States grand
jury which has been in session here
since last Tuesday. The jury is now
at work on other cases, many of which
are yet to be disposed of.
Among the latest indictments is one
against Daniel Lovejoy, an Indian,
ON the charge of introducing liquor on
the Sisseton reservation. Daniel Runs
The Enemy, an Indian, was indicted
for the theft of horse from the Stand
ing Rock reservation; Brown Takes The
Gun, also an Indian, being indicted on
the charge of being implicated with
Runs The Enemy. The defendant in
another case in which an indictment
was returned is Long Grow, Sioux
Indian, who is charged with introduc-
ing liquor on the Rosebud reservation
Titus Low, another Indian, indicted on
the charge of introducing liquor into
the Yankton reservation, entered
plea of not guilty.
Charles Manville, who is only IA
years of age, was arraigned on an in.
dictment charging him with the theft
of a horse, saddle, bride, spurs and
blanket from the Pine Ridge reserva-
ton. Through his attorney, Tore Tel
gen, he waived the reading of the in
dictment and entered a plea of not
guilty. For some years the youthful
defendant has lived with the Sioux
Indians. He stole the horse and other
property for the purpose of running
away from a government Indian school
in which he was a pupil.
Louis Bear Heels.
demurrer filed in the case of Louis
Bear Heels, an Indian, who was in
dicted on the charge of assaulting
White Feather, one of his brethren,
with a knife, was overruled by Judge
Garland. 1t is alleged the defendant
twice struck White Feather with the
knife, wOundng him in the back and
shoulder, the assault being made with
intent to kill. 1t was contended in the
demurrer that there was no law under
which the defendant could be prose
cuted. After the demurrer was over
ruled the defendant was arraigned be
fore Judge Garland and entered plea
of not guilty.
Frank Young, a miXed-blood Indian
and a reputed member of the old
Jack" Sully gang of horse and cattle
"rustlers," was arraigned but was Civ
en- further time to enter a plea. He is
under Indictment for the alleged theft
of six horses from the Pine Ridge res.
ervatiOn.
Judge Garland granted an order for
the issuance of warrants for John Bor-
deauX and Arthur Bordeaux, who were
indicted a few days ago for criminal
assault, the alleged victim being Rose
Charging Elk, Sioux maiden.
Orders of discharge have been is
sued in the cases of Ernest Pony and
James Henry, in whose cases the
grand jury returned mo bills" and
they will be released from custody.
Howard Parnell, a negro, was ar
raigned and pleaded not guilty to an
indictment charging him with having
deposited in the postoffce at Canton
an Objectionable, letter. This was ad-
dressed to white girl residing in
Sioux Falls, with whom Parnell at
tempted to elope.
When arraigned on an Indictment
charging him with introducing liquor
into the Yankton reservation, Titus
Low, an Indian, entered plea of not
guilty.