The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-16


WAsHINeroS, Oct 49, 1916.
The WinnebGsoes.4 Treaty. coeluded-.9nofher Enter.
fainment of Var Dances at .7poiio Hdli- Charming
Contrast Of the CoIon Party at Carusis Saloon.
The Winnebsgo chiefs concluded and signed treaty
to-day with the United States commissioners the fol-
lowing basis They surrender all rights for
all that tract of land Iowa known the Neutral
Ground, consisting of five millions Of acres two millions
of which the property OF the Winnobagoes, who
had the right Of hunting also the other three millions.
They to be paid $4,000 for tSs0 900 cash. and the
residue to stand at interest," the interest to be appro
priated to the support Of schools, agriculture Sc,
the United States to buy them country north
of the St. Peters, and west of the Mississippi near
the source OF that river. The tribe be removed
within year from the signing of the treaty The d.
pomatic and oratorical talents Of Little Hill have gained
$4,000 for the tribe the highest offer of the United
States commissioner above which they said they could
not CO. was Sl5O,00o The treaty gives them $3.50 COO
Upon me whole ~ very creditaole treaty for the
governmen as in addition to the $4,000 paid for the
lands OF the tribe in Iowa the government gives them
now country, sufficient for all their wants free of
charge We doubt not tkat the white traders with the
tribe who came with them ofmateral advantage to
them in the good terms they have received.
Tonight the chiefs gave exhibition to number of
invited guests OF their wardances, the Apollo Hail.
similar to that we have described heretofore large
number, Of ladies present to witness this novel
picturesque wild, fantastic and to the unnitiaed fright
holic indulgence began to flourish his sword h vSrv
reckless manner, throwing around his head in rapid
Became aiarmsdthe refractory Indian was seized and
the scuie turning him cut en increased the alarm
spoiled by this unruly bacchanalian Little
HM the star Of the evening He tricked out in
beautiful style having less than dozen yards of red
and blue ribands streaming the end of his queue He
was the favsrite OF the lades-shook hands with a num-
bouquet Of flowers, which he acknowledged with a
chesterfield bow aud smile, and polite exclamation Of
and ali AND Which, wing
his little feet TO the music of the bells the drum the
savage chanting was admirable.
little belle in charge becoming fearful of Indi
an battle at the outbreak referred left before the
entertainment was concluded Gen Fletcher informed
us that was impossible with all he coula do, to keep
some OF these natives from the fire water With a few
exceptions, however, they have been kept under very
After this dance per invitation attended at Caruss
saloon the temple Of Terpsichore in Washington, the
II waske the transfer from winter to spring from the
ssvages a1d the wilderness to the beautiful and hallow
eo Of youhto its bright eyes its beautiful
iorms ana Its delicious destinations We might tell you
OF number Of fair iar as poets dream but
WE cs h now i. late we have already the mid
i"kh' hour over our solitary cigar For
Night is the time to smoke
Returning from the ball
La Norma for La Polka then,
In bachelors quiet hall
lnhaling and exhaling soon
What charming visions rise,
or wreathing arms and glowing form,
And dark and lustrous eyes
That's our poetry, every bit of it, And with the hons
Of another reunion byandhy we endorse you as ever
THE DOCTOR.
P.S.-We learn that the German Benevolent socis,v
also had very pleasant ball this evening.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. is, 1916.
The politicians Of our city and county ferment
Of the uncertainty in relation the vote for
Sheriff This morning the faith Of flying rumors Of
in the returns many induced to bet that
Deal the Democratic candidate elected while the
Natives just confident that Lelar, their nominee
had plurality Of votes From the have detect.
ed am led to believe that the latter correct but there
can be no certainty until the Official returns made
known tomorrow by the return judges.
The Wings, though they have no cause to triumph at
the result in the city and county oversyed the
complexion Of the popular in the interior As fsras
have gained four members of Congress- and
,ne lower house Of the Legislature will probably contain
~ ., wings, the change in the rest Of the State
~ iavorsoie as that already received The wings be-
Hn " nope ,hat their Canal Commssioner will he eIecf
a ~; ,S S.owns majorities for Power their candidate
sno ~ s"is morning Huntington i5O Blair 225
nyconung, "Vv northampton, IL F; Lehigh ia. Nor,
h ovV sucks county, 400 In Genre coun
~ tne Democrauc candidate has 100 major ana In
Berks is about 1900. majority In
The brig Harriet, Of Marblehead. bound - N.v
went ashore near Cape May Tuesday during th vi
and will be total loss. The crew and most IN e gaze
were saved This is the vessel before spoL cargo
ing been under the charge Of negro the captain HAVING