, 1875-05-25
THE INDIANS.

TIE 1EALOU81Ea OF TRADERS AND CDS0nEsaNEA+
Special Difpdseh 10 The CAteaso Tribune.
WAsntsdTos. q. O., Hay 2i.-Tho embarrass-
rnonts oonuoetoE with the negotiations with tho
Sioux fncrcaReg. Interpreters and adventurous
traders Aro doing thoir utmost to dntoat tho In
tentlona Of tho Government, and evidently do
not wish that anything shall bo accomplished ex-
copt IN attack upon tho Agents. Theao ncn arc
doing much to mako tho Indians dis
contontcd, and have excited their suspicious
Agktnat tho Government oflcors. Tho repro
gontntives from Wyoming and Dakota arc asao
engaged in sharp contest as 10 tho route WHICH
shall bo chosen for onsesiug tho Black Hills.
Gov. Pennington, Of Dakota, iht!stR that tho
natural way IL by Sioux City aud Yank-
ton. Delegate Stootc. Of Wyoming, maintaius
that the most direct routo Ia by tho way of chay
cnne. THIS controversy, Of conrao, atlaos cut nf
tho doAro Of the representatives Of these tgo
Territories 10 secure tho proilts of tho trade for
t4oir osn constituents.
tho Agent Of Red Gu ud Sioux, believes that
Prof. Marsh was Imposed npou.. Thu scan.y ra-
tiona which were uellrorod during tho visit of
Prof. Marsh ut Tint Agency yere dne to tbs fact
that he'd Cloud resisted tho taking OF tho cen
stY, aud that ratioua were stopped by
tho order Of tho Agent until tie Hlonx
permitted themselves to bo numbered. Tho
Indians wjt!,sto1d this for neatly two waehH,
when thoY were forced to permit tho Agcn,B to
GonEt tRGDl. 6Aftllo cI1l{n6 8Qat {hG coHeg
brought hero by Prof. Marsh CONSISTED Of bad
boat,H selcctad by lied Cloud from Large quantI-
ties Of catsae atorcd away tor favorable oppor-
tuntty to co.nptun.
THE CHANGE OF QUARTERS.
fow OF tlla Inaanb have violated The dtec-
tom Of the lntorlur Department, aud hnTo gune
to tho hotol whore they stepped when hero be-
fore. GBi. Cowan Acting Secretary Of the In
torioF, has infosnlsd tho proprietor Of tue
l!osei tlat tho Gosesnment would pay no
hiIIu fcF thnan Indiana nrh tn{6 f4lh
Indians TINT they csn hRyo no council talk until
they return to tho place provided for them. 11lls
order will be .lioly to have All ofYocs. The 1n-
lorior Department should not be uistudgod In
ita determination not to permit tho Indians
| to tako up their quarters 1T the place
which they desire. Tho Government hAe
| good and sufficient rcasuus, which cannot
well DO described in priut, for not allowing tho
| Indiana to roen,ns the habits which they III
| iulged In whom last here. Tho Ecening Star
| says: ~ Considering tho quartess they choBo 70
| q considerable extent whon last In Washington.
| aud thu doctors bill the Government hRd to pay
in consequence, 1t is not strange that the latter
should tind II desirable to exercise ltio Yi9-
| ilAnco In tho matter"
| THE cHEYEsNES.
have not Joined ~ tho general oppositson to tho
| Government c1hibitol by the otller t1ibes. They
! have, howeye< formed detlu;te plan. which is
| substantially this: They will p,opoao to tho
| President that Ill monov appropriated for their
use by conEresa aball bn deposited horo in :
ban!l to their own credit, and that tboY may be
authorized to dram upon 1t AZ they pleaao, and TO
| uake Ill their own putclAsss Of goods and sup-
plies.