, 1879-07-04
SlTTlNG-BULL,
His Manifesto to "All Just and seusi-
bic Citizens This Red Mans
Wrongs.
Another Detail al the Battle OF
the Rosebud.

fsv a.,, ~ .,oos .o,h .,,s. ne.'n, vmua' u-v
ha.r 80. '".s sus'" sA'no !" AVG" Aosk
Issase pr'ess, VINO Tor mora than ten years has
laooFed among the various tr!bcs composing tho
great sioux Nation In the Northwest. Pfopar}Y
announced. thn mana IT NJ. .,t..ton.-. +
II. f,erfn. h,, -. ~. a.s.-.t,. as...ss =. ..,-"
=. w ao nas RsncfaMy "2"seo ~ ps'ht
as @ sne ncfo o. various thrilling enterprises "A
"fathcr Jcnn!nE" and "Father JenntnEs."
H. readtlYscxpre,sed hi. wtfltngnesa Ia cfvo
tho Herald INV ,nfnrmatjon IN III no..eseion
coneer,rc III a,a,,. nsa.,a ~, ~ ,.as ,,...n
ing Some Other callers with whom be had spent
some ttme in eubmittcd hiuself With resirna-
tion truly prtett-1ka Ia thc orflcal Of nm inter.
r,av, '~'
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Tna INTERVIEW.
Tho first part Of tho interview which moro
particularly CONCERNED himself, was rather slow.
Al thu reyrrcnl o.n,,enon a.-mc;1 ~ 1na M,
o.-tIc,,.s ~ ,s, 49, .aa,. :. ~ ".s ~
pas'lea'aF ,h.efest IN Inc topic' II was learned,
however, tint tho frat missionary work done on
the American Continent by Gina eopa pothlnhIn
llouska. A he IA cnl,ed In s,our. wn. nj lin
mon, ~ sho no",xnnr,. p,rsr ~ ,,,,.,.ts A. w
~ wy 'ahshonA'o !a'os, III otisisa amer
aea, #isoin the Arctic roR'on. From this mission
ho was recalled 10 France At about the close Of
the American Rebellion, and IN 1865 ho found
hlmsclf back again on his way to l,js E.outnan1 ]
frcndk. Tia Ts,,t vent thrn,tr3, ,hr n atn. =.
fse nv vyf.cn,s, whara H. f,, ~ ., n's.ua as
nrcatiy r~ctr ~ nrrr rcccn, 1ndisn -ois. W,
eytupSt1,iyiut1 with fln vhtt re il, ftfr n1uo.an
settlements Ills own horses wero stolen, n,,ti In
fer days f1c vent out to seek the maraudtug
savagca IL tile company Of an lndiau and a half
found ilc raiders, who received Tim aud return.
ed to bin The atock Tint haa bcen stolen IN Or
@ Or that .c might M return i to is owners The
he had no horses to 60 north with, he was
compelled to accent tho invitation In the
,neanslme he wrote to hsa superiors concerning
hls expcrienccs, and received wurd to retnaln
Thus began his long and successful mission with
tilt Indians OF tho Northwest. In tllg ten wears
Of his residence there ho bns become acquainted
With the people Of tho various tribes III tle
Sioux Nation, and knows all the great warriors
intimately.
III t!lc course of tic interview various casY d.
grcsstuns from the nnin topic wcrs niatlt,
western Hills tic priests often meets facn viii
whom he has been familiar within thc Arctie
circle. Tuis bit Of Information puts 10 blush
thu widest fancy Of the penny.lrcadIul novelist
man. In tic oasy stages Of conversation Father
Gcnn assured The reporter that tte rcYoutiop
10 inc public estimate OF the lndtan was unjust
ana pre1uolcea* 10 h1s thinking, anu from ILLS
observation q moro TINT ensscnrs, there wns
The p5esent m Snsn sensration Is elnsa ned ' TO- adt In
Among Thu lndiane thls missionary has found
many Developments Of character tliat would do
THE WARRIOR CHIEF.
us AZ nfs 1er Tssrs ss,I pat claimed
4a1uea INC h,n was
s,our sass, ind ~, ' "a,r0s nas. Cniei Q. te
slo41. aaa uos .. nese ,ls ,mesai@eane.1uau, @
s1eat n man. ,ukes sa ono sbose e Hefs i as
ssss q u gu Psf e a assy Il y
-s'S- A. I
Tsys caen ano5y sGr y! o Ws % y R. En-
Ame?tsa, 9s, a. tbs foet q Gypfs:. t hili, dc.
tateu 10 Ta,ncf ucl'ih ~. tlle IolloWlng manliesta
to ' ssn h., q 9t the ars9t Fathsr Ihs os
tho sext, Ia OF rnrc Interest," rs It contains two
: ncw items, to Wit, tie shooting BY Gen. Cue-
.1nn, VIZ ~ ~ r1v Sa9am ~ a ro11 Mas1
ihs !asi lrc!k o. stthE bal w! pe appreciated
Wngh uas OWN e1piaa9tloa OF WY u was aoue u
reaa. Ihe r aqdfess ot The manifesto Is also aig-
s,TT,rn nr,,,. ,,..,rr.ro
r. Az ;1ast and stns'bie t,tt:tns of the Enfttd
ssyen ~ sS b ~ Chets Of tho nres
!on tao 1o!'owsnS points OF no eiHs| Import to tic
Ftrst-1a the year is0s, ten years aeo. . treaty
-tAN @Set A4s HHl4ct tHC4k III
the Tc;stasY of Rakots. by iac PRINCIPAL men Of
our interested M t11hes apd M ~ aiaetent comite!on.
amGng n n, whom wsFo Gems. ". +. sherman and A.
u. vcFFy.
,hss se91ain ~ Ast o. ,sd t.es'y y VA agreed
slGuld forever ceaso. Tna Government OF tnu
United States pledged tte honor 10 keep tho peace
which WIS then hang n,adt, md agreed that II any
men ,uen among tnc whites Should commit my
tho 1natans, ths United states Government
wo1lI pFocctd ut once to cause tho offender
to be aFrcsted and punished according
70 .he lava ot tho United eates and also ro,mbnEse
the Injured poF*on for tho loss sustained. See
Afl / q snerman treaty OF 1868. etc, In Art. =
ot said treaty limits wert asdkncd to our reserya
tion AAd agreed 10 bv the Comnlsaloncrs Of tho
Government Of the unled States. Ths said rererva-
ton wn4 set apart for the ab.olute and undttutded
use and occupation or tne indiana, and tho United
etatf* eolenny ARIced that no person except thosu
uchiHnktcd and authorized 80 IT, do, and excups
such otileess: agents, employees Of ths Government
In actual discharge Ut duttea on1oned by law,
should e7sr 9s ge.nlsed so pas oyer. settle upon.
tresty ~ tho Indian reservation.
1h!raLrho United states agreed. IN Art. os
said trcatY, to construct, at lts own expense, on
tho Missouri ltise1 nsaF ths csntra Of said tescrya