New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-04-23

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bodv 81 Sioux Indisns. comnosed a t6e
Rantea. an6 Ocalalaa vars ~ cenrsa
Az Indisn fnom' one AZ ths Ni.sonri
vallev tribea wandered from hia hand
across the countrv- On : visit "a IA
tribes / have named and found Tia
abandoned 81. The Indian ~ starv.
m. ma f3ndino fha cast.0M .nim.I
from ~ Morrnena e kiIled 4 "a
took como az ~ Aaah "a, ~ cemn a
the Ooalalaa. Tha Mnrmons vhn had
left t6e ~. learninr ~ r. had haen
killad bv tha Sion11 = once annesled q
the officer n Communal n Fort .aramis
for compensation for ~. 81.
.At t6st time there M I lav hv
which tha vhitas veye -n.id IA. 81
pronertv lost ~ Tia IndIsn. denraas.
tiona ont al IA .nnnities helcns5.s -
tho triha. Who co,nmittsd M Ssms. =
Lient. Gr.ttan. .then in oommand -
Fort Laremie. sent Tor the Bear. ohief
Of the Brules. and demandad ths M.
render Of the vounr mn vho kiliad
the OF. The chief ranlied. 3. -.
1.-THE Indian does not belong 70 INV
tribe, and by an agreement amonrst ~
/ cannot deliver him to vou. I'M rsther
than have any trouble with the soldiers
I will paw YOU % MANY horses a Won
demand.
Lieut. Grattan told the chief IN "a.
turn to his people and tall them that On
tho following day he would come With
his troops to their camp, and & the In
dian was not delivered he would bc
obliged to take him by force. On the
following day an interpreter Was Dis
patched In advance to say that tho
troops were coming, and that they
would demand tho surrender Of the Ia.
dian who killed the OK. Whilst the in
terprster was en- route to the chief.
bearing the message Of the commander.
ho found whisky st . station and be-
came intoxicated. He mounted his
horse and made toward tho Indian
camp. Az he entered the camp, reel.
ing on his horse, he took from his
mouth two or three bullets. extonded
them in his hand toward the chief. and
exclaimed:
We have come to give you those
shaking the bullets in the fsce Of the
chief In menaoing manner.
The chief paid but little attention
to the interpreter, thinking tho propo-
sition that he had already made Was
satisfactory. The lieutenant, however.
soon made his appearance with . COM
pany Of twsnty-nino soldiers, armed
with musksts and provided With . how
itzer. The troops were drawn MP IN
line before the Indian camp In semi
circle. The chief was sent for. He
soon made his appearance, and the Of