, 1876-11-19
RESURRECTED INDIANS
Who Return to Plague certa;n
White Folks,
By Casting Cloud Upon Their Hiths,
to Highly-Esteemed Titles.
A Flutter Among the Doves Who yost,.,
in South Chicago.

-: diana, and Northern Illinois, by which - ~ u
d reserved to the heads Of the tribe 1arpe tr,..
q of land lying south Of what is now know 49, :
the Indian boundary line, which ran frn,, ~
- :! mouth OF the Calumet River in 9 southwaeta., -,
# direction, through what is now known No :.
:. Towns Of Hyde Park, Calumet and Bren,S' =
c Among the lands SO ceded we're the tracta vhS,,
are now described as Secs. and 4 Tovs -
Range Is, and which adjoin South Chicago Th 9e
former section was granted to IN ancient h;as
named ASH Kun, to whom it WIS decided in 9ss tss
, simple -. :" ia
; Subsequently old Ash-Kum became dtsgpstsa
with the scarcity OF game in the vicinity n ~
Michigan SO one fine morning be packed m H.
blankets, which he gave Fills squaw IL -
a6d R t6e es and
setting sun. He located in Kansas and grew NJ NJ
with the country. In the course Of time he n.;e X
the debt OF nature, and his spirit winged IT, Tsx
to the happy bunting grounds; He died intes-
late, dedslng tMo m heiEs; H. both boys, his squa1
In 1863, when the land fever broke out cfnsa-
qucnt upon the imitation OF the currency and II
; prevailing good times, the attention Of snecs.
Iators was attracted to -
THE CALUMET swAMPs, M
as the country round about South Chicago ~:
then called. Efforts were made by several ~
ties, who had examined the records and fonnd
that no transfer had been made'by the orieins1
living, aud, # 10, Where. In 1854 ne1snn na mess
Patterson learned that the two sous OF old All
i KUN, named Aun-Wa-saw and kau-K ,verr ~
ing In Pottat@atomie County, Kansas. ::.TSa
former was of'a5e, the latter minor. 'Pattar.
@ negotstions % WITH HnnewasaM aTsas Tha Tha opened
! peace was smoked incessantly, frequent hh,.
tions OF fire-water were indulgcd in, and dnav
Of real estate as ao does % Of astrouom1 te raas
t. sel the secti6n 's for ~ sss1 xsno opnoIy agreed
| naid him sax in cash +no1r ttato1ton
and promised to remit the rema,nts, r sa1 1874
sanment,r ~ cnnvyd - re Neeo us promise; Ae sub
T, Rowr1. hv wIom r. vas attarIy, " Suauaceg
Father 9an1in- ~ sonth RarJ @us ~ soIa TO
thrcc-fourths nf f. and to + n prox eaa!1s st1am
Doyle, and Samuel Hale, who claim t6e t6e so;tk ::
quarter q the section. This attci &c &C.
been improyed by the erect;oy1 - thars hasa aa9e
houses. Stores: e.c vac 'A'''ion Thereon OIL
Two e orssATons ass IN INDIAN LANDS
Gn1 6rnery eten;nsd 1e 1nTFe q was cloud M
ronrnIr,,o, Tha1 's1t - pusslu!e 20 solgc tne\
Of MAJ. + M Mnr11iv ~ raaI1ostata ~ tae nanas
who deats Iargfiy in isnds esta.e ~ opesatoI, aa,
ond au Aeta. de a.Ao went to Kansas
old Chiefs Snd nen th uR d9t ol the
the Canmet n 1s h 1ns-rad l9 t nau
he sale vas naat1 ~ "a LAT, a. tne tme
Kaukee, tie ioint Eeir was ;noq - snd 1tieSou, IT,,
F. be had az aut ,t anee. Consequent-
crtV ~ a. us.. nall interest IN the prop.
be WAS Induced to sefI e'e 4nnaau satn nm, ana
under the l.,ss Of thes575 Will had h.s sa4snns
ised him h1f uas 1o+,a hsa nau peen PROM
shaded ~ w I;sna nas nGs91 paa, was Ieasilyper-
we're occorI1;nnr'n " ~ s1a. a tne papers
sum in casi, ras naIS oat, eeltaln
were added n,l;ng +h hn0, ,sda e1nt1ngent notes o
and thu Two Iittj. iniuns !, ,naJa t1a: :iv n;s