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THB DilLY YELLowSTONE JOURNAL
VOLUPI VIII. Ne sjs. MILKS CITY, MONTANA, FRIDAY. JUNZ a. :8sa PRICS MIVS CANTS
THE DAILY JOURNAL
3*vb Mmoing Licep Monday.
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''d odPrayer Menting. W.dmtuda at 7:41 p.
A aerdial ,mvialboI.n alli.
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p. m. T.C. Amersren./ pink
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a me l.,*IO ..M.. lead., acheol S t Ip. mt.
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FaTMaC. PAI~w3LY.TN
A. U. H Dt.wA no must" lstad men~d
iLWK-Neeu les's .amd third Wednuuday at
t:U0p. in., Ut Odd ballewu' Hall
A. f. A A. x.-Yellowaueeu LMg., Its. S. frog
ad ftsied Wednesdays.
3. A. M.-Toll..waoes Chapter. No.5A ueed
0. O./.-l: meeshdl. M.., If4. er
If OOV.L P.soo theaM Win. Not. ., sold
McAUSLAUND'S
wuIoK AMORT
OUN8.1
REVOLVERS,
AMMUNITION
fwuryImemipl - The lanw fPtm
I is M a s is lahUtme w"e
TH9 POLICA GAZETTE
JIbheolyllustrated pper In the
world .ostalin *ll the latmnt eonss
IM and 2,DhE BOWL No WalooM
a er or Olub Rosm an t O
tor; to L without It It always ahakes
Mled. wberer It usea.
Mailed to any uaddie It the United
sl, sMOerely weupped, 18 wekta or
9*41.
gea4 Sw wate ftir- apy.
1 Adl .nataARhr '.
aWa.mknss wee* Tk lg.
We are Tying to Sell Out1
We ae not ringlng the old bel for an luerease of btinees for a short
time only to stoak up agpi. Our beusses takes us sway a mson as lbs stook
Is sold low enough to move eonvenletly. You isn't imagine wbat you can
do for yourselvee In dry goods throughout our entire line.
8ZIOE8
Were never onered at the prices we ask for ours. We mest sell them
before we move. Bey your bhool shors before next fall and save ifty per
cent.
LEE EISENBERG.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
Mu z8 aIT Y. MoNT.
TD LAIBT BAK WINI ASTE IGOTAnA
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME D3POSITS
W.3. s.sou. ?rewu.t WE. KARONo. vse. Prak.dds
H. F. BATCHELOR, Cashier. C. L. MERRILL. Aei't Cashier.
FIR ST
NATIONAL BANK
THK 0LW Ol UIRW BAl II WRIe IO1T
W. B. JORDAN, Preeldent.
G. M. MILES, Vice President.
E. B. WEIRICK, Cashipr.
H. B. WILEY, Assitant Cashier,
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
MORAN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail DIalers in latock and Side Saddles, Heavy and Light
Harnes., Hand.Made Rite and peinr, Rawhide Raius and Braid"d Gond, of
all kind.. (Largest stoek we have bad sine'8 .) We are ,ow uanufacturing
a full tineof 'ngle L'aoch Naddles on Iron born Calif wmia trees. Can and see them
TENTS'
We have the largest stock of Tents. Paulins and Wagia C jvers In Eastern
Montana.
SU=CKCERS.
We are ugeut. for Towers' Fish Brand and the celebrated Manhattan Slik kers.
Call and se our patent sun shades for une on Buckbhard,.
.Mran, & Co.
WSISpecial attention to Mail Orders.
W. C. JACKSON,
Dealer In
FINE GROCERIES
or Fae sly Ves.
FRUITS AND VIGZTARZ.
Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco.
minb 111101111 .twem Si am md J
Wiley Bros.
Frcm June it to Jaly It, will meke y
One Dozen Cabinet Photographs and
a Large Crayon Portrait,
Handsomely Frmed, tfor $12.50
Wiley Bros.' Photographio Art Studio, Miles City, Montan.
E.A.KREIDLER & 00.
Fire Insurance..
CIIAS. W.B SYD
K"'^ '^^^B'^IP^^^'&ui SS ^c S»^^
PEACE REIGNS.
The Cbeyemaes Walling to OGy
up their Guns and Live Peace.
ably With the Whites.
The Only Condition Exacted is
That They Shall Have
Plenty to Eat.
THs wUOLE eMeRm.
I tw6IamVes annes o csmpseemI
£s ., t sera serrd wa...
Col. Curt.s, aide de*smp to Gov,
Toole, W. D. Smith. steek inspeatser,
and Mr. Greelesld, earrnasondent a
the Helesa Independent, arrived from
their tour of invetigaetfh at theseal
of the recent 4Obeyemne trouble lest
night. Though tired and travel worn,
the gentlemen kindly ftvered thI
YsKWwU'ouxr JOURNAL with an
luterview. from which the followlaf
interesting fhats acre had. Col. Cub
tie, being irit subjected to reportoeial
inquisition, said: On arriving at tha
agency on Saturday evenlig the 14th,
we held a abort council with the In
dians, and another and longer one on
Sunday. In thee counlels I ex.
plaloed to the Indiana thbs I repre.
sooted Gov. Toolk, who was the great
fats or In this aeetion of the country.
That it wes his duty to a.e that the
white people of whom he had charg
wero proteeted both is life sad prop.
erty. sud that they were met molested
or interfbred with In the preasemtion
of their hawses.. Toot many of them
had settled on the Rosebud before the
ldiane wee put there sad that they
had a perfect riht to be there. The
Indians seemed to readily understaad
and appreciate what I asid to them.
In turn they asserted that they were
not angry with the whites anm did
not want to fight. They denied ha..
Ith made any t hrests and promised to
disc utinue the- practice of carrying
arms and roaming around the couhtry
In siall bands. I told the Indsanq
that the settlers made cemplaint that
large numbers of their cattle had been
killed on the range by Indiana and
bad said that if it was not stopped
there would ho trouble, as they could
not alhtrd to submit to it. The In.
diana did not deny the charge of kill
lig cattle nor did they admit it. They
simply said that they were hungry
and that their rations were too small.
pmerplally meat. I told them that it
they wanted to live at peace with the
whites a. they prof .eed, they must
give up the practice o carrying loaded
guns, they having admitted that more
war n'w game in the country and no
reason for going about armed. If
they would do this, I sald I would ad
vise the aettler. to return to their
rancbes, and leave their gune at home.
Another council was held at the camp
near the mwisson eTongue river on
Monday, where much the ame ground
was gone over and the aew asser
eans gleam on bath sidea. After
theseeoumells I made It my beimels to
esatinse the tavestigatiem amemg the
white settlete and ia doing as iater
vieved every en I eamm scas. I
bsend a well seated apprehealse
on the part of the white that the In.
dians were only detesed from iem
ittlag sets at deviltry and eutrage
by the pruesmee of the tesps. Toastl
maoy was mamerees that they had
made threas. Of warn I witl net at.
tempt to give is detail the bhiety of
my trip, but a oaseli.em.of bob
gatheed by me th abis: The seleties
of the tremble ia, Firet-The gavem
memt sheld Iassme Il redtems to the
Cheryenae, thes giving them on x.*
em. hr reamieg aweemd the wontry
tilling eattle and terrorislag the
whites, sad AIemd-The Indians
should be disarmed mad esmpeed *
alai on taste rnmvatioe. T Mselee
may they are tiWed ot having their eat
tie msaughk*d a*4 are detsemined to
pmt a step to t, sad the Slat [adiam
esught ia the aet moat pay the penitly
with ale Sib . Is scy lateaioetoa
lay these miater. hbemss o. Teatm
Aity ead mdstu is swate . Il1.
epswim agr as best hel b is I
.meabs mint ted*aggeouses Iiles
m kacsanesles at. the Heisae we
seew t .ee.to w
therngh tae aedaum oftms Ytal.Lw*
W oNE JovUNaI. to ssuXer his 8luse
th*rke to Cal. Swalse, Major Carrafl,
Cap6, Roote sad Agest Uphsiw for
easy eesrteeks este.edd sad valu
ble aid gives bhi I pursolvg his Is
weatisWlose.
From Mr. Chbe. Greemield, of lb.
Ind.peod.mt stafS, more details of the
trip were leared. Mr. Gree.a*Id's
a*iry I as follows:
After the enunell on flSaturday ilght
we had the pleasure on Buaday of lie
toning to a religious diseourse fros
Porcupine, a Ceseense ladias who
had shortly befor retsrmed freem a
visit to th e*w Chrle., who ls to de
liver the Indias. from boedage. He
said that he had HSead the Dolivl
ever s reamp sear PyramMid lke, In
Nevada, where he wa sasrremded by
qelto a ballowlag of both whiltes and
Indisas, towhee he daily preahed
the new faith. On being laterrogated
a to the appearawes of tsis persosage
be desribed bhi a a small mae, too
light for sas ldian ad too dark for a
white man, but he believed him to be
white man. While presahlng the
doetrioe of deli reraaoe Porcepine ap
peared to be en rapport with the Ides,
but ther seemed to bebet few f the
Cbeyennes who :ollowed him, sad the
majority of them declared both beaed
ih6 fill. ehinkes. " he fwJan
In the afternoon a Domuell was held
at the rgsmey as which Col. Curtis,
M4or Carrell, W. D. Smith. Mqer
Uppbaw sad myself repieeoted the
whites. Two ears, Little WeWl,
BSuhi. Hemp sad other red ane of
leoer mote spoke for the Cleyemase.
IThe priedIpal faiten ot thi* esmeold
was that Two Moosesp eemsd os he
half of the Indiane that they would
pul away their pins. On Monday we
week over to the miui.te on Toeage
river. Here Americas Hore. sad
White Bull were the ladian orators.
We had been informed of Amerl-an
Herse'. anflity as a speaker and the
prosibllity of his oorupvidg the whole
time that ouid be riven to the anon.
el, on when he was desigsated by the
Iwi'ans as their spokesmsn, Col.
('urtls helefl aimonlshed him through
the in'erpreter to confine his remarks
to the ruutters under ooneddesation,
and omit any mention of the flood or
other antiques. Being thus called
down and Interrogated as to the egiat
ing status, he proiteedid to deny any
trouble with the whitae or any dese.
to inture them. He also denied that
white settlers had been warred to
liweu the awunat 1 That ha wer aned
is an sorowpli.bed liar wee developed
in this way: Before the convenlig of
the cousell we had been shown a yery
complete system of bryastworks on a
hill near the mission. af ordina ther
ough defense for about seventy Io*
Aisns. These works wer enaoiprsed of
large reeks. semse of whieb would re
quire the sirrettb of four me to pet
in position. Americae Horse was
asked what these Awtlcnetone meant.
and after evading the question ones or
twice lastly replied tiat they bad
bees made by the paposm or play
hboses. Hs said the ladiaes had ws
complaiat $o make of the whites.
their only senplelst was leak of grub
Eo said a smooe days rilee would
aely las thsre days gad if they had
set base very tsgh Isdles., they
San 1ot ha Lm. A A n
WWWWu-g mss %..v *.- U . UW. slow
promised Col. Curtis that they would
all leave fr the agency the next day.
and In the morninog they nearly all
pulled outL There were about fifty
teepee there. A*turnnlD from the
misioo to the agency and on tbe main
road about a mile from the milion,
we found that the Indians had built
anot her breastwork In the bruh hal the
foot of a bill which would have made
a spleadid ambush. A large number
of settlern on the Rosebud were inter-.
viewed In regard to cattle killinag.
Much evidence was adduted In regard
to thew depredations that manet be
contradicted, and which will be e*.
bodied to Col. Curtis' report to the
governor. The settlaie were unani.
mouw la the belief that the Indlaus
will have to be disarwed bere theW
will *top. At the agency we fbead
that MeJ. Upnbaw had made repeatedd
applieatlow to the ladis deparitmest
for an IweMe of ntoMe . Se aflewed
Col. CO tet to esunae bhis bet me
puasellsJh hdt s& llasweih Van m eer
N- a s- spos0Me8 the-i 111 as.
lso seMtas Wa" @ -i
soNo to ma" tos
so" e sto I llNta i 1b
Node, As we quok"s
low s. me t he
lob"o es
11We so
'lugebd mmed, and three Weep
**valry Uier Majer Caoeuf as1
Crook, an Lam D'er, seti a
aboe,. the gemey. Dmtasehnmae
he emmawe-dse - he P Bsebdamt
Toba.. river doily sad emal pastil
of two or threshave been .at eat with
anwboye soenutlus ea be msae. T be
millt.a, are auioua to give the asle
tiers all the proteustie pomible and It
is beyond question that tie pmse s
of the troop. has bad as ezaeliest e6
hot in quieting the ladisas. The
rounduap. have umesemeed werk
agaie. As leog s the troemp mmola IS
the vimlatty the sellers et eelsh bS
they else hl that If the teeps sea
withdrsew sed se ladimes allowed
to resala their saews Nseensfn at
the treoble is a.eeuitble. The uettleme
het very grateihl to .w. Teols hr lib
prompt msoue. We head an WrNemo.
es Wies prewatit seemng the stles
that the troops bad oldesi to proetat
the ladism sad Wg t't omly. We /eali
that their order. extended to the pes.
toetion of the uttl.vu a well. Cal.
Curtis was p rmitt.d frw eemses to am
of Major Carroil'. sad Capt. Heoueo's
poperm and wee materially aided Is
hib lovemtigatie by this esurtesy.
While we were at the egoscys wl.
dier In &ampiag aerca a sreek ilue
up a ratalemseke that etruek hi. Is
the eite o the Ihs. Everybody theegke
he was dose for but Dr. Priek labesud
with him al might, sad labheed with
bhino hhitfully that at last eperts
he was emealhsesem An aememag ig
adestof tbhe trp wmase.llag * Ihe
read beos a ear-mau geersamM
team, with three eaedlee is quiet ot
as ladeis pesy. It h pramead the
lest pemy, when beead, was to be lead
ad Into the wages and mily eemveip
to the pont from whleh he bad
mwdrtd
Mr. GdeseIeld stated In e.selmoes
that be bad ealeeted material far a
very ezbassetve article em the Chab.
enne questleo wbleb be would Soetf4
by the testimony of well hknwn eitl*
zees of Cuater canty whose mames he
was privileged to use. Referring to
the fact that his disoatcbes to the lmp
depndent have been characterised by
other Helena popers as seesmtisal
and without fhundatiam. we do aft
hesitate to may that is towe of his 90
ports that we have smes, he. he In say
way eniarged upon the faste as melmh
by reliable per.ee, or eedouereid t
ureate a .Dme.
A SI, ft.
Yesterday aftereoso Harry Batabs
fo sand Will Ravage, two o tb athe m
noted sad sauosmhl fbbegmem la
theme partt, betook ibemasle .s to th
Tongue river weil equipped to lure lbs
Sootbwome ebmund eat from ble Mar.
They Baked up betaim and Jw
sires. sand ah..s a e'oa'derabl. die
play of Niegtifla ranglin they tins.
seeded I. eslulsing two flab. Toot to,
they eaught one and almam4 cainbt
53 elbef. The ono they taught did
baot oveirtm tbeir atrosgtb to being to
the Jouaau&., whene it wme left mea
ddhlabo--ery deiao-e.uepImast
to the edutew asit wmas oly saunt
thve lach.m Ies. sat weighe Oat
- te s.han eumeuisr butb telbesr
.no, the anhat gat awsl bIs th
that I. raebid to.t IM b eagles
Will aught It aid Eaity i~ped in
heald It for lbs ball bauw thyp aoo
Srylsgbspal K l. LM.dbgs lbs
vehubsry Nlimusp ot scab to a
uitalaly Ave Mat bid and wu~a4
OhI~e m~s U Leta V-iika a
seem~s, bme s*bm Ubu .ed wiab.
Os.o .1 lbsaa emaa bg lbl
sshNmdems - bsag spot of "
thav bU yea beah abkob ___s
is asalay (t a bt1I
L.AT.L
A small bay who wae lehiag soS
bank with apin book and a pieue d
string, and who with thin ~miws
Implemsents hauled ip a sin .n~ho
Juet Informedl se that the lbh OMg
awaywaonytik.... IB
The hfdljwft Won
M"hrI aw a". OW,
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