Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-10-02
NIGHT
Spotted Tails Latest
Speech.
He Wants Short.Horn Cattle and
Saratoga Trunks.
OTHER WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WasHrSeroN. Oct. I.

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the Executive Mansion. The Indians
were in citizen's dress. President
Hayes remarked hat he was ready to
heal what further his friends had to
say. Spotted Tail took a seat ut his
side and informed the President that
he had decided to have his agency on
Wounded Knee creek, and he wanted
his provisions and clothing sent there.
He wanted his great father to agree to
this. We don't want to move just
now; we want some time to sell what
property we have at our present
homes; we will move in the spring or
any time after that; we want our pro-
visions removed to the agency l have
named. You told us your nation in
creases. We want to increase too in
property and in numbers. You said
you wished US to live like white m-D,
and so we are here to day dressed in
white mems clothes. / want the kind
OF cattle the whites ~have-"short
horns" l want everything in writing
before l 20 home, so there will be no
mistake. We want teachers of En-
glish; we want Catholic priests to
teach us; we should like saw and
grist mills and agricultural nipple
ments and seeds; we want five or six
stores; then we could bay cheaper at
one than at another. l am very we'll
want ;or,v aoIlars an;ecs ,o huy
things for their women and children.
and they would like to have u trunk
apiece to carry their clothing in. As
the weather is getting to be a little
cold we should like to have an over
coat apiece. We see you wearing V
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Opinions About Conf Iing's COnven.
lfon-Harry Meisxs Financially
Embarrassed.
MN yonv Oo,ohor,
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b;cL erino md ~ora,;6ca,;on * nr;ya,a
r.Sentmant RS donht ri # any nan
IN tha his,orx Of An"ar;o.n noi,,ia.
aver hefore fail sn much in ss,ims,
ton of the great body of his political
ADMIRERS as mas senator ConKiihs.
epuDilca are almost unanimous
IN iheir CONDEMNATION oi the itochester
convention generally M OF the oo-
onhiin particularly. Inc Paciica
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sbibboleths of the Renubljcan party.
The presentation of the interviewers is
thus closed: IL is plain l. he seen
that Mr.. Conkling will find arrayed
against his cause at the approaching
mass meeting a majority of the strong
est Republicans in this city.
90" say neoon' .a:Pa' 10.
haoouo 6oa1o;.uv a,nLrrasrad ct
unable to redeem the bills issued by
the Public Works Company, of which
he is President, and in consequence OF
these difficulties work on some of the
railroads in that country is likely to
Dc temporarily II mot lanen
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