The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-19
INDIAN ELOOUENCE.
4 Cores onGcnt Who Doesn't Eciicvc in
It-spcoch Of Whitc Ghost.

It-spcech Of White Ghcst.
ABERDEEN. u. T.. Nov. 1j.-"Don'ttalh
TO me about the intellignceof an Indian.
don't try to fool the old man about the
critters He knows q Sioux Indian for a
blcodthirsty rascal. mean and tricky as
q snake in the natural state and glut-
tor and vagabond upon the reservation.
This speech was delivered the other
morning by Jake Kinney. cx-freighier
and dull whackcr." of this place
whose knowledge Of the red men was
acquired along in the seventies. when if
cost cents in gold to transport a pound
Of freight from Bismarck to Deadwood.
The audience he addressed was made
up Of citizens who had just returned
from the depot where Sitting Bull. Gall,
John Grass and the other chiefs Of the
Standing Rock bands had topped fer
breakfast on their return trip from the
Washington council.
Jake had refused to 20 near the In
dians What he asked DO you
think | would go down and help feed the
vanity of that pack Of assassins? No,
sir. I've seen too much Of them already.
Three years on the DeadwOOd trail with
q bull train would sicken most ans enc Of
the noble red man Many a friend
along that wild road with whom I've eat,
drunk or played 'sledgc' or the up trip,
I've helped bury on M way back,
killed. perhaps. after housing end feed
ing a band Of the cOwardly iugratci. If
YOU had seen the ficndish work ! have,
if YOU had driven up 20 station upon
the route and found the keepers wife, as
young and beautiful "A woman - over
trod prairie. dead. naked and bearing
the marks Of every indignity that the
cunning Of hend3 could luggcst; ii you
had brought out settler from Dead
wood. where nc went for supplies a day
or two before. 20 the ruins of his homo
and the mutilated bodies Of the wife and
children he had kisssd and left in GodF
care: if YOU had seen these things. as !
have time and again. | fancy you'd keep
away from that depot. for fear you
might shoot few of tho hounds
Having thus delivered himself, tho CID
fronticrsman seemed 10 experience . re-
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Laughing at: Why heard fellow
that lust came up from the train telling
what am intelligent fellow this John
Grass is. statesman. orator. and all tina.
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