The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-23
TIE TROUBLESOME SIOUX.
THE SEQUEL or THEIR RECENT VISIT
TO WiSHINGTOM
Grnnd ro,, Wow of the Warriors with Gen
Croon-'rhe Indians Disc"ntented aud Rest
ie..-S,uhts that Pleased Them In the East.

,e..-s,uht. that Pleased Them In the East.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, NEBRASKA. Oct. 10
Gan Crook convened grand council Of the |
= oux to-day, especially of those chiefs who re-
GENTLY visited Washington. The principal sub
irt discussed was their removal to the Missouri
river. and Rod Cloud. Little Big Man. No FLESH
Rod Dog and Three Bears mad, speeches In
rcply To that of Gen. Crook. Tho latter merely
reiterated the Presidents and his own words
before tho commission in ts several visits to
the Executive Mansion. From the frequent
npplauso that greeted each dusky warrior. II
WAS evident that in his oratory he WAS as elo-
oucnt M h. was graceful in gesticulation. with
their unconllnrd blankets falling in loose folds
nlou, their erect and commanding figures. they
looked like Roman Senators In flowing togas.
All nrrcrd to locate sufficiently near the Mis-
souri, To have their annuitrs and supplies
frcishtcl to them. but wcr" unanimous in re-
fusing To- reside in its unwhosesomc atmosphere.
/ The Minncconioux. represented by Little Big
Man. wished to live upon the Tongue river.
/ The Ogallallas and kio'ics. whose claims to
| such cnnccssion were carnrstly urged 10y Rcd
/ Cloud and Three Brnts. drsirrd 10 go 10 me
! Little White Clay. They would postpone thi
| establishment OF agencies NJ these points untl
u.vt snrinp hy the ndvicc Of the Great Father.
! but moi later IL had promised thatthny should
! sclrct their plnie OF huhtntion NJ that time, anu
| on this account they were willns 20 make thrm-
| Red Dog and 40 Flesh were very emphatic.
| md doubtless popular -pcakcrs. hut they havc
| the reputation II bring drmagogu"s AMI men
| of little influence. nnd were listened To rather
| than needed. Theirs was IN aborls MAJ spr ~,
gasr sort OF r'h nI o wIn s ii r "i
worldly goods and supporters sine ns d,p9si-
ton. always coulInandH respect, ana Little bis
Man WIS listened tn with wraut attention, .
Tomorrow Gen. Crook. az onpnnicd by Col.
nradle, and his ,ti' former y aidrs-lc;,amp'
li"uts. liourke. .huylsr. AMI Clark. VIII pro-
,c.d tp Suottrd Tail Asrn ". 60 ascertain ~"
stltr OF feeling there rrgardns thr r"noynis
SIMON thr return of their chirfs II ~ under
stood mat tn" Bruirs are sir.nuuus!V oppr Il
To- maxim. any change this flll. and that spotted
Tdl himself mas declared that he WAL not - 10
Many lodges have wandered north in antici-
patton OF and t1 avoid any onipu-ory move
h.ar.d That any overt acton of tbs cNarrfrr
viii drive the young bucks rom the ag"n y. II
u I upon th' warpath. Ihcrr IRE NOR In
dams there than mere, ana many ol ticn I'm
! tr :. tn. remnant oi Crazy Hor-ns band ana
other Minncronioux. Trouilroi some de- rip
~ the Filth Cavalry are concentrating a. Fort
! Laramie tu b" near in ciis' OF an emergency
Ii rs Ia De hoped that Congr' As viii at one
.irikc out the clause IN tn pr,v.sions oi ias
years bill which rclu res tn Sous T. rrc.iN'
irrlr surulrs uuon the Missouri. sine 1t j.
~us 'rlff Tie of very easy ejaculation hnd proc
tl.t IL ~ li nt greatly loss rNlrnsNr Ia let th'n
rci.ain here. and hrins thor rntipur e. ih,m
than ~ remove the Indians IN 'ms"lvrs TINS TAI
. and neuln in the spring. Moreover. the prtc,
iui aspect a aiA.s, Is imm"InlNv 10 pnrh,.'u
oi nc,n v build ms urun the Missouri Is sli,
To- have i-.cn a mere d"vi"" tor the cnrlcnmrl
Of ,rian contr1rlots S,timnqN y VA, Wt DE- r 40
10. returned In the spring. since. in ting Interim
the u --ouri river VIII not h' wei adapted 10
the transportation Of their supplies.
, | end, aNorrd To obtain Interviews with sev
. crai II the chiefs who have Iusl returned iron
! THO Est. hut WAS unsl r1s-iul in most ia
% -innc,s. They ARE singularly rcti."nt upon tn
4 -uhl,t II wiiat they saw there; Thor clN Ian
clothes are kput carefully locked In ti"'rtrunks
Hon "a