The Red Cloud chief., 1879-01-02

" Ws1.s Ana Nee sss.
Dsep Interest Is taken here to-day 10
4 &fuArrstive Of Mrs. Charles Jones, =
VnaAisgson county. Iowa. WIN arriv(
Uth her son last night. aud whose stu
% eyfEring On the plains. With asts
Ihhikg revelations regarding certain
|laa. OF The 7 tnkson agency. has few
Ar3lleis In oppsier history. Mrs
Joaes and }{pu. u 10 hrilsvcd. are
~ solr srrvisdr os spane Al twelve
0rnlgrAnts Who IN wnshia6tna county
- February "a Ne Yslbct ypoene ,vai.
They rssck< Fort Rei<tot akopt
Nh I. Is7e, ~ IvheA csw
q from there, ttks Uv9 botlV
ssee surqpg Z BY ! perty of
rows IN II. ~ 1bro4hrr
$3.50
|Raf.531 WIKI slaSAlseJ
IsVIdcnLy sakoa slrodD 1T
PAIN. named Ginn6o1o
Iwasy Htured from = PET ~
gFAntsy.6n he was oGiy elesn ys8
I'D. sndl 10 is now forty. n ad0ptfd
their liz. became . Coehulh. end wAs
Educated 1t = Jesuit college H ibid
I'm. jones that the party wore oAlD0y
lanktons. from the YsnkSno agsacy.
Dat . few wcrs from Rcd Clo6A md
Spotted Tail agencies. they VEN oxt
always during ammmer. and returned
| 20 ths agencies n the winter.
Their sla~yee3are KEEP, outside the
Iagencies IN 90 cealment. Other white
oInyse ~ ~ party told her, through
tntsrpgpftr. that their friends had
3n6saered, and as they hal no
MONIES they did not desire 10 escape.
Young Jones. who Is aged fifteen. be-.
came a favorite and was kindly treated.
A, the expiration Of two months they
reached the neighborhood Of 8 small
village In northern Nebrasks, where
the Indians procured liquor and they
all became drunk. Mrs. Jones escaped.
having on Only u ragged blanket and
one moccasin. She travelled south.
Ao,c- ,u,,la1 ,c har ,.ur.a a, AZ. .t.r.
and subsisting for many days on raw
artichokes. After i've or six days shc
met occasional emigrani wagons NOV
ing n%ortbward. and Mrs. Joses vas
given . dress. She begged her way
through the State. reaching her old
home in low the las, day II Jtne.
Here she procured n small sum of
money. She became alarmed NJ the
uncertainty Of her sons fate And re-
turned Ia central Nebraska. W tcre she
travelled from place tn place. whtching
for emigrants from the north ard living
with farmers. Al the expiration II
many weeks. sick and disherteped.
she again started eastward. One day
last October. while walking through
kearney. she met an emacia&d I'D.
whom she recognized ~ her son. Who
had Just come In from q long and ter
rible journey. Sheltered by James
Carmichael, n farmer. che watched Mt
her sons bedside during n long illness.
When the hoy had partially recovered
they both started east o. foot, stopping
with farmers and making slow progress
on o of their cnft condition.
Citizens here collecbed some money
and sent them both hose this morning.
Every detail Of the alb we story !. con-
hrmed The naked Bodies of three
murdered men were fogud last March
on the plains north Il ksarney, bu, the
murders were suppoSt to be- the york
Of tramps. Men he$ from the agen-
cies are preparing kmvestigr ie the
matter. and express he opinion that
many Of the agency yadians have kept
up the systematic ro1rder Of settlers
during the summers and sees lily
conceAling their crit Al the Yank-
ton agency there will an immedi ate
investigation. and IL identity q the
Indians secured II bs~.ible. omaha
dispatch 10 ms Neg kvt HsraId, Dee.
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