The New York herald., 1876-07-22
SITTING BULLS CHIEF.
rHE-MAS- S-rHAr-GoEs-IN-rH

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MIDDLE.
[From tho ST Louis Globe. Democrat, July lo1
Tho late reports from the Sioux country announce
thu, Sitting Bull The GALL and Milburn, alias Charles
L. Emmett, discharged soldier OF the Twenty second
United States infantry, were among the killed on the
indian SIDE IN toe battle on the Rosebud As have
been reading such numerous accounts Of the late
seneral Sitting Bull, Judge it may not be altogether
,ut place 10 speak word of his fellow companion on
his expedition TO the happy hunting ground.
The Man.that- goes in-the Middle (Chooob monia)
Or he known best by the whites The Call (Pezeel
is indeed very bitter pin, war chief OF the Uukpapa
band oil Sioux, and perhaps the most wonderful char
icter Ia that nation IIs deeds OF vaor and hors
hp arc excelled oy none, ana he has been particularly
,ucccssul IN his RAIDS against the soldiers, abd
ieepscated enmy toward them Is not without cause.
rEzEE
Ia about thlriy-eght years old, Eve feet seven inches
high, and oil the most perfectly developed iorm small
hands and eet short JOINTS active as cat and Tough
aud slrong as grizzly. lie has clip IRON bayonct
the bridge OF hts nose that marrs his hnc looking,
brszcn face. The dark brown and sparkling, and
,is hostile scornin gaze says he has taken your
mai your dam was slut anu you hs. anu ne
q the big .og. lie shakes your hand though you
iad ht and he wants TO bring you out ol IT. lie
iaims that no white man ever looked him tho lace
Without winciDg. He Is very polite, snd can be very
erccable TO gam his point, Ard always leaves the
.grncy we'll supplied with ammunition and the best
henry rife HIS general manner abrupt, blum and
ury. He says General harncy told him " H. asked
ne should receive ana u he did receive to take H.
The Pczce made himself very obnoxious about Fort
union lso6 and u solder would 80 To the woods
a. hunt or chop wood, rezcc would be on hand, take
ais gall aud go Oh and have
SCALP pANcE
Bnt the long lane has a turn time and ! will
oil you ab Il vi this Mr. Pczoc and party
he woods below tho tort waiting to get victim. The
nght dark and cold deep snow on the ground,
md fczcc restless. There was camp OF friendly
Assnibones outside tho Tort and tho fczec said TO his
cows that he had ircni IN the camp aud would 10
ip and swap items With him. and nd out the prospect
or scaps on the morrow Dare devil rczee was as
his uorl nd a no ~ nj nts
Assinlbonc irien His friend was very glad TO
him. gave the wink TO his boy To go 10 the tort and
ell the interpreter. The commanding officer sent a
quad with the interpreter hot haste 10 surround
.hc tcpee and capture Nil Pexec The tepcc
,urroundcd, and the boys IN blue were ready, at a
.harce bayonei, 10 catch HIM on the fly. The inter
,cicr entered and tho lczec out with his knle, cut
through the tepce and Was received on he pay oncts
md
PINNED TO rHs GROUND
pcrced through the breast ant lett still and bleeding
itzrk naked, IN the snow some wanted 10 hammer
hts brains out. 10 make sure, out 'ho ss'se~n sau no
rs he was dead
Pczec old me that during the whole trial he did not
lose hrs senses but fegucd death, aud was determined
The rst man That would sirike BIN on Tue mead
Amer the soldiers left him he got and went 20 md his
com npanons IN the wood hut they had gon-. snd he
xas weak and pcfishne tor water no wen, 10 'hc
and chopped hole IA Tue lee ana sy 'hete anu
drank tlll he tainted anu during the night bis com
paplons lound him, and removed him to camp about
twenty mics distant where he gradually recovered
and became strong, hearty and more desperate than
Father De snet on his visit to the hostile camp IN
1865 bring the Indians TO Fort Rice Tor treaty, met
he Gail, aud they became great trends Fezrc saw
hat II Was good cnance TO impose on INC ola oacA
Iuard and commissioned Fort Rice and raise good
stake by beng ircndy.
FArHKn ON ssrr
made him the stauard bearer of the returning party,
ard presented hm with beautiful large blue silk naf,