The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-22
TENS JSCK IN VAR FAINT.
Hts Own Glowing Account OF n Bordcr Trip.
aud of Encounters with Indians.


Tcxos lack had cvidentIv aeon tho extract
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from thc sioux CITY journal III The SUN yostcr-
day' Tor he walked into tho editorial room In
the afternoon. and after singing his broad
or'"meu na' upon u 'ap'e, anu 'oSs'ns Dack us
iohe halr' ne pulleu up chalr. unioiucu ouN
and. pointing with much Scared finger to the
extract. said. THAT'S the mos, outrageous lie
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ever read Ihe article was carofuliy ro-
read. Its first sentence merely says: :" u. T.
pirmipybaun boa rcturnad IN tbis c,,v from,
n'',,'' W. w,'s. .' -, " ~ -. 80
hawnhs' wyoming where ne mas Dceh colicct-
ing specimens to send To England" Further
ON ,Lc ranortcr for tbe y,,u.noi sova TINT Mr.
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birmingham ana Capt Dayiey had intimated
that they would never go out again into the
ron.''' unuer .no s"uane' ,,,, VI u,1 notorious
knocked tho stills from under Jacks preten-
sions 10 bei,y bun,er This uas no douha
srppns xpn 10 oe'E ga ~ i an hin ,v~ a no oo"o''
,antsd b,s so, an ,be cnrner op Tho ,ahle and
apxcIaI,ncd Its n lie from beeinnins to end
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hu anu can i See new nny man na @ cou,u nnye 'no
enrnest 70 HI long NO less were % drawn back on" m
,va,J an shotu ~ Ma ba.d un,ii bis rinn,a.s ,nil
around % oh his shirt n"llnr' which was n stand-up'
rs,hnr Is ntrns Luz, in foowins Janh Jim" ~,
nv nr co;ynr wp, " IN ny ariie m sxcsc M "t
once presented itscf, That little word Of six
letters hau causeu az tie tr3upe' y"ch dia nO'
nM"p Wy iuon vi NJ @ ,',l WIN, i i is vna, ~.
pfuse lo nhs no eaEl' ~ = "nu @ ,,,s @i''bus@nv M @
ysp yry nl Sim n,nrs,"nha H. encnd"5 on b hst
which is large. I'm convincing his interviewer
! that he had been most outragcously insultcd.
Hcdtdn,t thirst for 6l9od, except stag blood.
told lie had cooled his anger to a temperate
| heat. and proposed that what he had to say
should be taken down verbatim.
hut ! can tell story and YOU can , takc it down
wears salary that Know ,ha, country Of which
this thing speaks better than any living man.
and yet this thing makes It out that don't
! know anything at all about IL.
=" Tlltcll you my connection with that party Of
FuGlishm,n, and the trip: tod en- when
route TO the Grysers; but could and would
tnkc them safely through TO the Yellowstone
person could yet up such n tissue OF barefaccd
fies. for ali their statements | can prove to be-
untrue. In the. first placc-In the first placc
Volcanoes as, as a guide through the wilderness,
hut simply by the ordinary wagon rQad. Now
wagon road within twenty miles oi the Mud
Goyscrs.. Again. can prove that ! t99k the
| men without trouble right to the Mud NolcR-
noes, and then We wore jumped hy the Pcrccs
Indians. | took them safely out of the basin
when the Cowan AMI Carpenter party were mas
| sacr.d The very day. in TACT. ON which we left
| the basin the other party wore shot down. We
miles aud wen, into camp after had gone out
and killrd deer f9r our SUPPER.
| " By the way that was the most remarkably
| cooked deer over heard Of"
| why 2"
| "Wen I'll tell you. Just as | shot at II. il
| lcapcd into n boiling spring. aud before got II
| out It's hair had been completely boiled"
BOILED
Yes boiled on: and IL was ready 90 be eaten.
In getting it out had all the trousers boiled uii
my legs. and my skin was bally bstcred
have got the remnant OF the trousers now. That
looks like ncsecting my party. doesn't it,?
Now we'll keep to the story, The article says
that WIS afraid TO tackle grizzle bar; That IS
the biggest lie OF all. III take my Bihie oath
that Of all the bars killed on the trip killed
more than half single handed"