, 1880-01-10
How They Appeared in Their
Semi Civilized Co.'S
tunes.
Gen. Adams Believes They Must
Colt Is the Inevitable
Result.
The Board Of Indian Commission.
ers Indignant at the In
terror Department.;
And They Gave the President the
Benefit Of Their Views
Yesterday.


1esteroay'
=.
: IN CHICAGO.
ANr,1vA1. or THE urEs.
The Ute delegation, twelve III number, who
nre bound for Washington, passed through
this city yesterday, and attracted moro than
the ordinary sl,urc OF pnbtc attention. They
arrived By the ChIcago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad at 80 o'clock III the afternoon, and
left for Washington last evening via the Pitts
burg, Fort Wnyi,o & Chicago A Tllr,1NE
reporter met tllctn Mt Joliet. The train which
bore them eastward happened IL be about iii
hour late, and tho result WIS that around the
Rock 1slnnd depot ut Joliet there gntllerctt
one Of the most motley crowds that could he
scraped together anywhere. There were
from 200 to 1900 people arountl the depot In
that little town, Including ,net,, women, alui
children. and not n small percentage of
rufl.ans, The town clock toletl tic hour Of :,
lust us the locomotive halted Mt tile watcr-
fnnk. which ia probably 100 feet west Of the
Joliet ,l6,0t. and at once there was n rush md
n crush for It. Passengers trying to
net m or off we're iostlctl nnl hustled inside.
The moh literally took uossession of tho cur
in which tbo I'm Chicfs werc. They gtood
MI the cushions OF the seats. on the backs,
on w1ut1ow-sIlls. anywhere where footl,oltl
could be had and tie employees were almost
,hclpless against the crowd. whic|, |,ootel,
yelled. and acted boisterous1y generally. Tic
train. after The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT had been
filled. started for tl,e tlGp0t, and the crowd
seemed to Increase, There wns but one wny
to net rid of them. and that was to start tile
train, which was done. Sucl, sca,npcring
from the platforms Of a train In motion was
never beforu seen. The speed on starting
hmrt @ Tim thinks 10 n carcf"l mi con,inctor o,,ll cnei.
noor ''nH r. ,rns ~ voariv ~ nt1e fro to~m @ hcforo
,ieeI. ~ "ns ''eatly ',l'le run low" ue1ole
tic last man from Joliet got OF the t' tral: J.,
trihmttng clark and Interpreter NJ Las p,nos
..!uus c.sA a'a .ss' ~ Ius ~ wv" ,.o'
agency 700: ana Is ~ ehalee o. tho g.es.
am renarer are"cSe y1a hI e Us LIE
II shouldn't haye thought so." said the
ronortnr . sro,n vo,,r ,oo,,a :,
sepos', ~ lton a, ypat .,'at ,n .uuns .s .o
vsrv nen af e raa sSa s sn a
begnn 10 vote the news-entl,erIne' fraternity n
l,or,.. " Hut. ~ soid he MGcn. Adams il o1,
tonr,7 on,1 ii, tmrn WI, ovnr n lin, Nov.
ever, l will give you a'l the information 1
can,'
There arc twelve Of the Indians, Including
- ~, t,'.r ~. ..I',a ra
tep1e'EI*atscs " ~, n,I iu"i US eltecs theS
arc: OnAy and Chlplta, MS VIE; wash,
under Chief, III charge Of the Indians; Al
handra. C;alotn. Joc-Ntck. Lieblo These
rsn,aannt tho f1nconnnh,4os nr vita
1slmos II4a, 49, Ill., " ramt I"a,. W. r,,as,
nlseE otes ulclo ni. Capt+ Jatk. WIT Cn'e1'
Sa'Wa-Wic, Unca-Sa1n. OF the Southern
Utes there we're Ta-Pouche. Chief Of the
Cnnotes and Aupust,ur ChIef NJ tho Want
n"ch" r tr,he % cant .1ack % ,x"a t1a H. Inv 1"nier ' r.
the !hGrnbnr9ai light, lie y bright, dor.
3ng fellow, Win not slight touch of
Low, cunning and SINISTER appearance
said Gen. Adams, Hnu probably Killed as
many and wounded more soldiers ~ thu
ThgrnbHTgh fight tl'nn any Of THO others"
Sa-Wa,Wlc Wns hlso ~ that battle, as was
lenting a9 any 1nutnns Gun, and that Is saying
grent deal. All OF them 10 to Washington
as volunteer represeltattyes Of their tribes,
md none Of them haA hand IN the murder