Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-14
sitting Hull Pooling.
He WANTS TO HAVE EVERYTHING His ow,

HE WANTS TO HAVE EVERYTHING His OWN WAY.
A dispatch received at the War department.
Through the regular military channels) from
capt. Reed. commanding camp at Popular
River, Dee atb, says: ''GaUl sent message last
Light THAI they had held council ana he wishes
10 talk TO me about surrender saw him
this morning: he came alone ana unarmed, and
his manner was Entirely different from last
interview. He said he knew all the country
and liked this better than any other: that here
he could get buffalo. and there was plenty OF
wood al Butord and keogh there were neither
and were too many white men; that II allowed
10 nmain here he would surrender 20 me his
arms and ponies and 20 himself or send and
bring In sitting Bull with the rest 10 surrender.
nut neither or them would go 10 Buford nor
keogh l replied that l could not receive his
surrender. and told him he must go 10 one OF
the posts He again said he would not, and
asked ne 10 tell you and the comma andng
officer at BufOrd what he had said which /
promised 10 do and he now has seventy-three
lodges, aid think all the hostiles will be here
as soon as satisfied there will De NO movement
against them. 1 believe permission 10 remain
here would insure their speedy surrender, and
II not granted that they will remain without
surreLdt ring. hunt buffalo and get what they
can from the lanktonians this winter ana be
prepared for anything but surrender In the
spriug. Nothing has been heard from Allison.
Yours OF the twenty ninth received.
tSignedl READ. commanding
To this Gen. Terry replied Dec OH as follows:
The surrender OF the Indians must not be re
celved al your post, for reasons well understood
here"
a telegram from Buford. d. T.. Dec. 1. says:
Have just received letters rom Allison OF 2sth
and 29th November. Saws n rea ,hpd Woody
Mountain on 22d. Siuing Bull arrived same
! day. Asks TO be permitted 10 delay ten DAYS
| lOi ger. ben be believes he can start with the
| entire camp Tor BufoTd VIII telegraph his en-
! tire TeroTt 10 Bismarck for mail from there 10
! headquarters dt parimcnt-
(signe0> BRorHKRroN."
JUSTICE uUSTS CoHpITIoN Is Yer, bad lie
caInot write, Lot even sign his name. there
! fore he cdnnoJ resign. He has soften'ng Of the
| brain.
NATIONAL HOMES F0R DISABLED SOLDIERS
! The board OF managers or the natlonll homes
! for disabled soldiers situated I'm Wisconsin,, Viz
! g.nia. Maine and Ohio, net IN This city 20 day
| a WIZARDS Hotel. The following members
! were present: President Hayes. Secretary
! Ramsey, Chief Justice Waite. General w b.
| Flansiin. president OF the board; C0L L. A.
! HarTiS, Gen. NJ. r. Mcmahon. secretary: Gen.
1 Fulton and Gen. G. w. Roberts. The session
| Of the board to-day WIS devoted TO the con-
| siCeretion OF applications Tor admission TO the
! homes ara 10 routine business. TIL board Will
/ b in session until Wednesday. After ADJOURN
| ment visit viii be paid TO the southern branch
| al Hampton, Va.
NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.-The President this
| afternoon sent TO the senate the following
| nominatIons:-James Monroe. or Michigan TO
be L. 5. marshal for western district OF Michi-
gan. Ezekiel B. Turner, OF Texas, TO be L.. =.
| district luGge for western district OF Texas.
| Alexander Hughes, OF Dakota, to be receiver OF
public moneys at lanktOn, Dakota. Also q
| large number OF naval promotions.
| CONTESTED ELECTION CASES IN THB HOUSE,
| The House committee on elections held their
| first meeting OF the present session to-day AMI
! agreed 10 report 10 the House upon three cases
| OF contested seats. In the matter OF BOyntOn
vs. Lorfng, 5th Massachusetts, district the COM
4 mittee will submit unanimous report In favor
! Of Mr. LOring republican,. the sitting member.
/ In the case or Wilson vs.. Carpenter. Sth Iowa.
! and Holmes vs. Sapp, 9th Iowa. two reports
! upon each will be submitted, the majority re-
ports favoriug the sitting members both OF
! whom are l6puhicans.