The New York herald., 1877-10-03

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THE sEcRErARY's REPLY.
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have his trunk, and have instructed Clark TO put some
ior your wives and cniidren.
Tho Great Father viii possible and no desires
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and hearts will be with you.
General Crook reminded tho Secretary that no had
omitted to reply TO their request OF yesterday tnut
they be allowed 70 keep the horses ina. aney arc 20
whcreupon the Secretary stated that the horses woud
be the depot ready tor them, but he was sorry 10
say the great nation has no money TO buy the
horses and saddles now, but measures will DO taken to
transport you homo In the best possible way
CONFERENCE WITH THE SECRETARY.
Ar twenty minutes past three O'Clock p. NJ. tho
Sioux delegation retired. and Sharp Nose. Friday and
Black Coal Of the Arapahoes renamed TO confer WIN
the Secretary. Black Coal was tho nrst speaker He
said: -
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sams asssea s.Ia TO- .h"o rsme want Dr. Irwin to
shoshone Agency 70 make peace Dctwecn n
ours ii the spring
Sharp Nose followed and said:-
rns President for and have come: md since
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only speaks straighty one way
Ho said when he came TO hts Great Father his
hoart glad. He swallowed the words given to HIM
all this 10 General Crook, who understands all his
wants and necessities. When General Crook wanted
Some Indians wcrc crazy and mad small cars, out We
made their longer and they wcrc able to listen In
that way. He renewed the request OF yesterday re-
garding the supply of wagons, seods moving ma
chimes, &c, Tor use in the spring. aud said he would
also like to have two small wagons puintcu Olack lor
tho uso Black Coal and himself he wanted TO live
ns the people live and nave what the white peo-
pie First of ali, he wanted school houses, MS his
children must learn to read aud he concluded
by saying:-"Do not forget to send the Catholic
priest"
THE sEcRETARys RESPONSE.
Secretary Schurz responded as iollows:-
The Great Father has already told You he will give
oil he cheeruiy he authorizes me TO say that suhi
ammunition will be given and
Dr Irwin will the Shoshone Agency TO make peace,
as Won desire the Arapahocs friends OF
whites: therefore, friends OF theirs When they
20 to Shosones best wishes with them
their journey.
Alter general shaking OF hands they retired. They
leave tomorrow evening Tor home Ua New York.
President Hayes was present during the latter part Of
the conference