The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-23

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f.r-.. which ODE. urrNd 90 h'' ."' Va !" a."
A.. iU inst. Hewts r'rr's' 'i"' 10y Lieut. w.
r Ois, ,f ti' - h' ''"''N' ""' mas
.n,r,. If tho luiiUrs t..r" AMI az
.I Tail Ar.n.y during the past
mouths II has managed thc Sioux
80. clio most cops Nuat' ability. MAJOR
r,,tlarl Lieut. Hnir;c wore also present o.
,e...nf tho Commanding General " the De-
,.t+. The oli .iul ceremony uf the sur
.f.r. ,,furrI-.t meeting between Lieut..
r.r.anltn. r0iouhinlie chcf himself crazy
u,r.e WIS escorted hy three hundred picked
w,rr.af-. v'.s' smly trappines and soldirrly
,.,.af,,,. To- r..aIirt the splendid rctuue of the
iuIr.n- u fHilnl times. Fully two hundred
,4r,nl braves remained mounted and ODE
servant uion ihc n'ishhorng buns. lmmo-
d,tly ACCOMPANYING Cray Horse were the
cti.f.Ifl Nuf. H. Boar. and Lutte Big Man
his stan. ~ TO speak. Indeed. no others
aman. l.- ulAer. MS are permitted To familiar
lvollr. So Alm approach his person. AMI in
this r,-po.i Ar is different from any Indian
cit,tl have over seen. lie holds himself aloof
fr.t. te common herd. and though greatly
fnroI. is .eu -pnndiugy respected. lie is
rr1hiIly tho ni 1t VI their chiefs. not except
In. Hsi Tail. Tail and about thirty-cight
years l-n. hc Is not unlike other ilne-lookng
ari ilf .h-ont Sioux. though bearing himself
with greater dignity than any 81 them. His
fyas arn exceed lugly restless and impress the
l+h1id"r fully ms much - does his general do
rfHtlr. bullet wound through his LEFT cheek.
fitlinrd. II Il sud. in "A personal frud which
sr-f gave him uotprlcty. disfsurcs his face ana
ctrH t1 Ia" mouth a drawn and somewhat Herce
cray Horse advanced entirely alone to meet
I,ut. Clark. and. after proceeding several rods.
~ town upon the ground and awaited the
anIn- nf that young officer who Immediately
follow .l lI~ example. Crazy Horse then arose,
ANIL Dr. .sIue slowly over the distance which
tIrtel them. shook hands hut said moth lng.
| Sl-.iu' nifty "A council WIS held. IN which Rod
Cloud WIS rll"i spokesman Tor Cra1y Horse.
vino HNifluu'd 10 MAINTAIN MS singular silence.
The former stated for hun that neither Crazy
iniD-uNm i--ion. B. nj that he deemed IL best as q
matter Ol policy to surrender. and that they
asin .'.'i IN this rs they would have ia any
PROM ool to L. 500 bucks. squaws. and pap
r.-,s- lrr ndcred. 500 ~ which were warriors
| turned lu. nut only l47 arms were received
ml-, 'i wlirn We're. however. iirstrato sporting
fns 3 r.-H springfield carhncs calihrc AS
iIe same a- now issued 10 United States troops
beyond t.l'f tlr r"mainteroi their arms were
ol haliu some SECURE retreat whore they can
ltrHlIi'y I0iAin"i IN an emergency
trfY liHr-" had not been 10 an agency on
ftirtw .Iy" years his last visit TO any settle
ataf having h-"u mud" 20 this post. His proud
u4Ia.nI. 81 fnut.mutuous behavior chaies the
irir"ni OlI. NprkenAe. who III brooks the
rtl.rlN.r- surrender ~ Clusters brutal butchers
h,t..He- fDAt Crazy II .r-" would be- benefited
lValNs, 20 the Camp Robinson guard house
- wif.r weEnn-nnd - eNpr'.--ts himself
IL. Indian villages. and particularly those II
i~ AfrIllI "~ au th.yonnes. that were in the
y nty Z lrEy Horses camp. have marched
il'."f ~ ' Va lwsluNe Iear 81 that WHY
on moody rh T. Inr thoyennes. indeed. have
-f.'. Nr4ni uf the war. and were in n per-
ff ftlfr % ton when they arrived at
.l-'NY They say they have had enough of
i-i rfle pest lf their lives
TIE utn 81 sl.i f-eling prevails between tho
e ni- ltit4- la iaus. tho hitter having ahan-
tNn"t ihr insalaui and defiant attitude they had
auH}- Dti0r. assumed when IN force at the
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