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objected to the removal from Fort Buford
at present, he was satisfied that nothing
treacherous would be done to him. He
had also the promise of Capt. Clifford and
other officers that they would immedi-
ately take messages from him to those Of
his band still out. He was satisfied that
messages from him of his treatment
would bring them in. He said that this
was the first white town he had ever
seen, and he had never before seen rail
way or locomotive, and never wanted to
see another. He considered it chad med
icine." Sitting Bull boasted that he
svER MADE TREATY,
and, as never having advised enc; his
band were known as the non-treatY In
dians. He said that some Of the chiefs
would 60 to see the Great Father soon,
and that he desired that his twin child
rem be sent also, that they might see the
ways of the white men and Of the Great
Father at his home. The secret of Sit
ting Bulls abhorance of newspaper men,
and one thing which has operated more
than any other against his coming into
the agency, is learned to have been the
publishing, by Frank Leslie, short time
since, cartoon of a huge bull sitting on
his launches with ring in his nose. To
this was attached chain, and Uncle Sam
was represented as having a vigorous hold
of it, while number of soldiers were
| briskly engaged in shoveling beans into
| the bulls mouth. This cartoon was
! shown Sitting Bull some time ago, and it
incensed him greatly. as he believed it
! would be the literal treatment.h he would
| receive if he surrendered. He stated he
| would be greatly pleased to see his daugh-
ter at Fort Yates, who recently e]oped
with young buck and surrendered. He
believes the young buck was induced SO
to do by some whites; that he would
want to see her and therefore surrender.
THE FIVE CHIEFS
| with Sitting Bull were White Dog, Scar.
let Thunder, Four Horns, High.as-the-
Clouds and Bone Tomakawk; his sisters
and Pretty Plume. Sitting Bullhas seven
children, among them two pair Of twins,
the youngest being four wintergold. One
Of them is named War-a-na-l papa or the
one whose heart is changed. In one Of
the battles with Gen. Miles this child was
left on the battle field and therefore its
name rendered ''They fed and left him."
The name Of the other is Pa.ha-ra.re, one
whose heart Eis brave, or ''he who stands
and fights" Crow Foot, a seven -year-o]d
boy was designated by the old warrior to
surrender his arms. He is bright little
fellow, twin of THE child who brings
word from the lodges so named from
important news brought by the little fel-
low from the distant lodges during one of
the most exciting campaigns. A four
teep-year-old daughter is named "She-
who glances at you. as she walks" so
named because Of her disposition to firt.
A seventeen-year old daughter is named
"Shook-na-o-ta," the woman with many
horses. Another is named "Aiedicine
Woman" Mrs. Sitting Bull is woman
Of about f0rty-tiye and is a fine type of
indian beauty. Among the Sioux she
is considered peer of any, and would if
white, be belle in society. Ol her knee
prantle the youngest pair of twins, clad
in little coats made of buffalo calf skin.
In their ears are ornaments made from
pieces of telegraph wire
CAPTAIN CLIFFORD,
Who brought the Indians down, is most
affable gentleman. He has been in active
service for over twerty-one years and a
larger portion Of that time has been spent
in Indian warfare. He is friend Of the
Indian: 50 far as the government pledges
to them and humanity is concerned. The
Indian recognizes IN him friend and his
word to them is as good as gold. He had
with him twenty soldiers, but says he did
not need any. The Indians were perfectly
orderly and obeyed every instruction
without sign Of contempt.
Having taken on slxty-fve tons OF
freight, the Sherman at o'clock Sunday
evening, departed for Fort Yates, which
point she reached yesterday.
/ On Board the Sherman
AN INTERESTING NIGHT
Special Dispatch to the Daily Tribune.
| Fort YATES, D. T., Aug. The boat
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