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CHEYENNE, WYOMING, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1870.
DAILY EVENING LEADER.
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ANTICIPATED INDIAN WAR.
A special correspondent of the Cin-
I cinnati Commercial telegraphs to that
paper the details of a pentonal inter
view which he had recently with
i General Parker, the commissioner of
the Indian bureau at Washington.
| The topic discussed was Indian affairs,
and the conclusion arrived at by the
commissioner was that we are on the
eve of a bloody, expensive and vex
atious war; the like of which has
never yet been known in this coun
try. The reasons for this opinion
were given at length by the commis
sioner. The main reason he declared
to be the actual and prospective en
croachments of the miners upon their
i reservations. He said the Sioux were
. well posted as to the projected expe
dition to Big Horn. The Commer
cial's correspondent then gives a his
tory of the Big Hom movement
I which is in the main correct. He
speaks of the opposition entertained
at first towards the expeditionists by
I the adminstration and states how the
President was subsequently induced
; to give his consent, compelling Sher
' man to rescind his order of prohi
bition.
