Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

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Lowsh bsuls AGENCY. DAk-, sept e0-Accord-
ing 10 the latest order OF Ihe Department each x
.ne sx agencies included In the sioux Uin was
represented here Monday BY its ssrpt ,pterpreter.
and Delegation OF the leading IncisnS betn fof
and against the treaty. The Cheyepnr River ,ele-
sa1on 81 wers pnaer oommand OF Agent NcChesney
ana wm. Lsrraoee, Interpreter and incInaed
White swan Little No Heart Cnarger. swim Bird.
Ano tnree Others They stood four Ior ana Ihrse
the men who, during he Minnesota massscreL
nerocAily rescued eignt white women and chi ,dren
from rom tne nosuie Indians and TOOK Inem 20 tneir
Lower Brule agency. under NJ Ior ASderson' where
tne largest number u signaiures nave I..en on
IN ssysr 81 lSe mi, oy uea men. SIX OF whom are
IL was present In all the dlgnIIy OF gooi saf ana
A TALL BEAVER oksAnESTkD WITH LlysSpkR kry-
and an eagle feather. Iron Nat,o, ,,o .o,.u,-
entious conservative, refused 10 come tnSo fhs
council out was seen hovering about the oui-
, 81, anu n.en.n nstenins. At Lower brule
TWO hundred and fOrty-lour have signe,l LEAVING
out siS 10 sign before the necessary Ihr, ~
Is made up. Less than haf have sagned al crow
Creek Ine Pine Ridge and Rosebud lndlans are
supposed 10 pe well nigh solId against me n,ii
though there Is hope that they NAV h. hrS,srbt
around In tame just before 10 O'CLOCK the Indians
were called In from the camps round apoul AMI
the mo- ming session Was held undcr the hl.s,as
sun, the Indians forming a semicirclr ahonI Ths
Ssa,r had eSae ~ .ne 4So guar aslesates quite
and many more IRON The nearer agen,lesI ~ mai
tue speakers OF Inc morning had about POO in
their aulience. Capt Pratt " no male the o.as-
ing speech. explained that tnese reprtSent awe
men had been called together by the SECRETARY of
The Interior In order
THAT THE GREAT FArHER MIGHT LKAkx
from them Ineir reasons Tor opposing the bill "a
strongly besorV he TOOK any further steps ln me
matter. key. Mr.Cleyeiand followed vita 4 mi mute
Description OF tne necessity Tor and purpose OF me
bl explaining IL Ia the simplest Ian, uage; usiua
a ap 10 help IN sOne OF tue passages feierriug 20
The land. 1hia wlIn It's lnJerpIela too. over
two hours line Indians showed their apprecia-
tion oi The announcement of a two nours' recess
by scattering IN a very lew SECONDS. Just before
they dispersed Nal. Anderson. In a few briel re-
marks. gave The stI angers a cordial wescoIne say-
~ lnem IN a spirit OF true hospitality. without re-
gard 10 differences OF opInion and mat the guests
would oe equally courIeoua He alsO said IuaI no
inIeriereuce VI opinion wouii Ue tolerated
AT 3 o'C.ocA In The afternoon Tue SESSION was
head In the same place, but unaer an aN mug,
wu.ch not only excluded tne sun but large NUM-
bel VI loungers Tne circle Was narrowed 10 auOut
numvcr only tour had painted faces, and only
tnrce besides sittins Bull wore olanAvIS Fully
four-tftns were In cilzcns' ess, and many were
very weu dressed.
Judee Wright was the only speaker. He occu-
pied three nours with explanalious o. IOrlaef
treaties, showing how mucn more Iae lndi.n nad
received tnan ne had any ne nl " expect and sci
ting forth most earnestly The many and .reat al.
Manages o. Ihis present bilL. 1ne GTeal fataer
and tue whiJe, and n his red cnllaIen reIus-d 10
belp themselves by seliinS thelr iand the ~nlte
cn.ldren plgnt refuse w help them any Longer
Win tneir money.