New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
lie BDuiiGr Bros,
Broadway & I4th St.
Extraordinary Bargains.
RUFFLlNGS.
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE OF STANDARD RUE.
FLINGs. COMPRISING ALL THE BEST PATTERNS
MADE FOR THE SPRING TRADE
$500 boxes, worth from aSe. to eso 1S0
par yard all at...................... ASION
UNDERWEAR.
LAdie" SWISS RIBBED VESTS. Csc. qualify. at i5e.
ladies' and Mems GAUzE AND BALBuG.
GAN UNDERWEAR, silk finished at....-......-. 25c.
MEMS DERBY-RIBBED SHIFTS. imported
TO sell at ell 70. Ssc'
BROADWAY & 14TH ST.
SIGNING THE TREATY AT ROSEBUD.
GENERAL CROOK ADVISES THE SIOUX no ACT
va Nopr LIKE CHILDREN

GHSERAL CROOK ADVISES THE SIOUX TO AON
NO MORE LIKE CHILDREN.
Rosebud Agency. OAK, June s-The Commissioners
held another council With the Indians yesterday after
noon. yellow Hair, Og'Gala chief claims that
the Ind ans did not understand whether The money
paid under the provisions Of the art for schools cam"
out Of the price Of thnlr hands; that The treaty Of
lsSs promised them schools for thirty years; that
they wcrr entitled a. schools for nine yrals longer
under that treaty. Tho Commissioners explained that
the schools continued under the provisions OF Tho
old traty. that the eNpuSe not charged against
the money received from sales Of land. swift Bear
head chlof said II wish Mr.. jordan 10 speak for
the white tribe
Charles Jordan. indian trader At tbs agency, who
Is rclacd hy marriage 10 Rcd cloud, then spoke 10 the
Indians, giving reasons Why they ought 10 accept
The OF Congress, urging every to DO so, nS he
thought MAS right Hollow Horn Tear. orator OF
the trtbe. then spoke II" aid:
Il heard you had herr several days ago. I
nov ,ce you ard l glad you all good booking
mon. / greet you a. friends, | houh expect YOU
To consider me- II I should yUu your homes.
| have thought OF this matter since you first spoke
to US, and while did not understand all about Il
believe the Government 10 do right With rus.
General Crook knows all about Il. and want him tn
tell us. wo all know him and will listen to his
vUris.'
lie added that hB trhs wanted hli
thn Indians In tho siouN Reservation IN come here
and talk the whole matter at this agency, and
lhon ihoy viii Do rrNiy 10 decide; that twelve mon
had been selected 10 them. but they had delegated
him ~ speak for all General Crook then said
My friends / want say a fow words The
President h"rc to speak the Indians at this
agency. Ho doesn't want IA have all tho Sioux
Indians couS' here. that their cNpS will suffer. We
shall so 10 the different agencies. We bore 10
explain everything You either sign or not, rs
you sec best We have 10 interest, except far
$ all dcslrv thr good Of the Indians II you
DO not accept u, you must bcar the conscqIc1
Don't conc 10 complaining about II. heard II
said that | Lad paid Louis Rlchari 10 support the
bill You know that you SelectHd him yourselves, Is
we'll as the Interpreter. You wanted him aud tho
Commissioners appointed him. Il glad you
selected him because he was onoe a soldier with me
and DE was a good friend Of the Indians He wants
the bin signed bocausc It will help him and his
children whrn he " dad. In the same way 1t will
help you and your children. Louis and the other
half bro DIS read and understand what Is best
for them AID they know the blll Is good
that Is the reason they sign. Whon
/ left you eleven years ago, ! thought by this umo
you would be- much further advanced than you are
now feel that you arr satisfied 10 loaf and
do nothing, and let the Government fred you. Then
you brave men. when you were asked t"
decide anything, you dld It al oncc-said yes or
no. Now you afraid 10 do anything. You knop
wanting moro time. You not bravo men now,
but Squaws, and tho Government viii have to send
dolls ana rattles To amuse you. Tho Government
cant always feed you. You must sometime become
solf-supp0lfing Because | your friend Is IN"
reason l say this want you IN become like white
mon and hold your land in scveralty. Tho Govern
ment Is liberal aud this bill does moro for you than
It over did for the white man. 1t Will pay you
~ % per scrc for your good land. and 80
cents for your bad land, which is 50 poor that
grasshoppcrs can't liv" on II. II gives you
int an received, although
IL can get all 10 wants at 2l-2 per cont
Everything ha, You say Is said 10 you Is written
down and the President viii see H. II he is not will
Ing 10 agree to all that the Commissioners have said 10
YOU then there will be nothing done and you VIII
rcuain a. YOU arc now. There Is no desire In the
heart Of the COMMITS iOncrs tl urge you. lOu Wuhl
decide for yourselves and each one for himself INC
napcr IS here. You that want to sign, do 50. have
nothing further 10 say. mn -. A., a.,
Crw Dog who k.lol Spotted Tail. was me hiNt
IA sign A great many Indians signed. -Four huIdir1
signed yesterday, including many prominent chiefs,
ion hundred md forty must sign In order TO meet
tho requirements VI the DILL