The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-29


pen Cl9yn AGE>cr VA LARAMIE sep,em'
~, v,,,r Of the Sioux arc breaking
10" III. m,ru,ng preparatory 10 SUI
c'nI a., ,hr omrion of many the danger
G'"'T' .,n,s,k IN the council to-day was very
Dian ga" ,r,r;Lc commissioners reschcd the
E'''.' ,.,.,,aol tree on the river bottom the
- r,,,D coming in as on IucSdsy, IN
'"' :, h,,.Ir ard singing. ali being
''"> .,,c,, WITH sSEAcR-LnAplNG Guns.
r,,,r, clmc first, Spotted Tai on
...,a /. 4ii alfred IN thc'r pes'' phn,eo
~ .r Gathers in their hair. presented 4
'..',a.i .cnt. They role their best PONIES
>''.'g.... MAS varied and rich IN colorS,
.s ,.r,r arm> c'i>tencd oriII'ah'iy ID .he
a"' ,,, .,rrr the Indians fron Standing
81 ..r,,y appeared. A part tied their
.'-lH 80 .l,,. bushes and advanced on foot,
......i.!n Il c.tc!e before The commission
- ,-r,.~. remained mounted and armed.
e. ,,.',..,nij .u- aud Uucpap1S advanced
49,. gv,i u,kcd permission Of The CON-
''' '.'.,. - remain on their ponies, the
...,,.,, animation that some OF the In
l.,r,d troualr. Little Big Man, the
..f ..f,,, Of the north, master Of band
''.,. =, mated on a noble gray charger,
I.,a.r,,d ~ his evi!-look'nS warriors, all
,.'. -, ,y,rD rifles Last night Little Big Man
.., ro3rri With Spotted Till ana quar-
-"., Win him. Ever s'nce his comi
I... AKA H.. 200 lodges he has endeaSoreu
u...,..... = !. clog
HOSTILE TO THE TREATY.
u.a.,.tl,chly painted. and his long black
~, ...ta.I. i in dis fee. He is very mus
I.r I'm, his stature small. After bis ar
,n.,,,,. r. VAS lI0rsSinc>s among al! the In.
Am. sitting Buii'S guard OF fifty men OF
n,,t.n,.. which has been stationed at the
C-,.,,, ,round by order Of Young Man.
,,..,..,Chi>.t Ipr>es.' was on the alert.
Tt.,,h,4ll4 cli,fS and warriors advancing
;,t,r,. back lines OF ho;>emen rising one
,',....,,n,hcr over the brow Of the western
IIl,yrsrnlrd an imposing array, and seemed
in,,,t,l,r,nla. Rel Cloud was among them.
T,.y i,,urd The circle. MAJ 1rity sitting on
,h..r h,r.e.; bat Young Afraid-of-
h,.iI,,,.," and bis father. with several
rl;,E. -, on the ground. The Cbeyenuei
and Ar,Yqho,s arrived last. The scene was
fr,r,-r.,!yc. The Indians formed n dense
ms. rycre one eXcep, few 1ancktons be-
inraruyd: their guns 'E the rlS0t hand, the
bu:, resting on The lhiSn.
READY FOR ACTION.
Whit, Robe and Little Eagle were entirely
r4L,G TIA" two computes OF ciraiTy were
f.rr,.,.l in The rclr 81 the tepee, both facing
,pah.lhln. the Indians. Tire commission
,r> -, under u shelter too small 10 hold al!
,,.(r,,,,r>. ~ l,>s than 1000 were in the
rfr.. The CncycuneS aud some young men
r,',r, ri lent bands have formed scheme
for Ai,,klu. up the council and mixing
fr,,a,.. Two hundred Of them were ml>sed
.u,.i.},. the rirc!r. The gathering Of bands
,or.!m 4 "a hour. When all were as
.,mI 4 SPOTTED Tail advanced and shook
h,r4, v,b one commissioner. He was
ir,>>.i II aar costume, with red and green
HrLy>; 4 r.chIy.coored jtckct, with head
,mr,alucy aud lcggin"S striped with gold.
,r,rr lnLt.Iv announced the opening of the
rp3ac'. At,rr about one hundred cnieis
had shaken bands with tn" commission, Red
Cloud and spotted Tail advanced from
the r;yo sides Of the circle, meeting and
>lntiu. hands. Red Cloud paused before
hrr,.ry.a the centre, and Spotted Tail went
fabian. Then lhey sat down 10 council, Two
STRIKE and Little Wound with them. sword,
Od. Nln.Airlld-Oi- his Horses, ard ma
Uutiriluv principal chiefs soon joined them,
auG 4 rfVl'" pow wa" followed. lasting Tor
ehlf.hp,ir me muItlruIe looking or, and Il
,.,~., ,r,y.r,a,,, n,;nr an III tne time. Some
r.',,', ,.,.r 81. ,hc n .yoYccs ard Osallallas
i.gr,,..I m. ford OF inc r,,er and silently
,,.r,..b IN Il :, hu>h.> At the rear Of the coun-
-: SAME. r.n .,inci mounted and others Law
,r ria, ,rntInd Younp.M Afru,d.of-bis-
U.r,.. u,,,...rI mis- m,Gl4ry movement and
a,.a.tro, I'M, ironn. were ordered to
..,d,,trr.a An
r.c,.,,. s,.u-
'''- Viii" mn ~''''
10. ~. u., ,,', ',,',, so, oe n;s war;
1',, 80. .; ;r,.,;,,,, aro,,rd t,,o
'..',' ""' |.' ,'t, ''n,' 49, ri,,n, h.nd
49," '.i' ',;,h NV
Ia '". - 'oh>u,''" VIII 'n 1"''i't''
=" t,,a ,.,,.r;or
y,t.,r.s..r,y rn.k = hundred Os,lalIas and
r.,,..',.j fb.m in ,b,. rear of the troops,
,,.yy,,., m the yoIIr., bucks who were hid.
G,a ,lpl,. T4, Indian suliirrs then formed
II line and >rnad on Guard until the diSper-
sion VA, .r.oup;i,nrI. The civalry had, in
rltrirr,rin,. moved hack 10 Gain room for
-
,,,.o,
,',,r,,i,.i'n ~ nc;n'. IN hnrry ~ make
tnrt,,ry and u.kcd tor time He said il
Hid BOT lock good for both whites ana 10
d'a@> 10 come into council aimed. WINE
Nu.i mai" along and pointed speech 10 FAVOR
Of completing the treaty Immediately. be
SAID biz people would start for home after
t"o suns. Tie council disE eTsed Tor the day,
WIN The understanding that II should meet
again on Sturdy. As an evidence OF the
danger Of m outbreak the Indians have
warned -. hale I,r, e. T. n lppl choir