Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-18
STILL SULLEN.
Hcsnles Submit to General Mia
with had Grace
h hAs5 es Necessary - uss Fercs n
osssrs3ss Tssm- To 6sHuxh-
Ger a. Wounded Knee.



haskllas - turn IA thcaf gums is<s tnsa
seventy i've have eceS suuendesod snd
those are eld ESQ useless- oenrr&l
Elsss - erss lnS nrst@es& ~ NE srz1os
Of fhs lsals1k he 49, positive infor~
matia4 thsa they ass trying 10
keep their rides fr0n tfse cusfoosanship
OF the Government official ilsfarms-
tlon has hean given "a the press that
unless the redskins surrender their
guns General Miles will begin s<roit.le
disarmament With this possible move
In sie~ 6enersa Mites has ordere1 thst
no civilians shall sisss shf hustle camp
a. their fse>enee there would as ilkely
- en1Srrsss him shoasla there he .
tight The General said that the ln-
dams were sin suilen and lgsix.
Friday afternoon q significant effort
20 promote harmony among tue Indians
~as made. A gathering hack place ss
the instance Of the ugsllllas ssad ~as
held IN whaa is knows a. Leaders
camp in the vicinity of The triendies
quarters Fix hundred Brules were
present. The og1ilslas had pre-
pared a feast OF hot coSsee and
boiled cog and ths braves salst-
Ted ia q circle. IN abr oenter ~
which steamed the Wanda The only
white man present Was Lieutenant IaS-
lor. Ninth Cavalry, commander Of the
famous ogaliaia scouts. Among the
ogsslaias present WEIR Chiefs Standing
Soldier. American Horse. standing
bear. Fast Thunder. Spotted Horse.
White Bird aud lac Wound.
Among the Brales were Chiefs
Short Bull kicking Bear. High
Pipe, Tres Bull. Turning Bear and Two
Strike American Horse reviewed the
circumstances which had led 10 tho
present dilIeuify and had inpe4lea Gen
eral Miles 10 issae his order dissrgning
the Indians He said the order ought
90 be complied with and that they
should return 20 their homes aud bring
their young men 90 respect their good
white friends. oissuads them from sso-
lence and compel the children 10 return
70 school.
Short Bull said that great many Of
the Rosebud Indians wanted 10 come 10
the Pine Ridge agency because they
knew they would be treated better
there. High Pipe and Two Strike slso
spoke.
Lieutenant Taylor WA asked 20
speak. and said that he knew very
many ogallalas and was satisfied thai
they were friendly. he did not know
the Bruies 90 well. bat felt that there
were many good and brave men among
them who would listen 20 reason. The
trouble was now over, and II they
wished 20 remain IN peace al they had
TO do was 10 comply with the order OF
General Miles lie closed by saving
that their rights would be recognized
by the present officers who had been
placed over them The council closed
in the best possible humor.
Captain Cyrus Y. Earnest. G Com
psny, Eight Infantry. who has been
acting - oomnisssry Of Subsistence Of
Indian prisoners Of war. has in charge
hfty-fve Of the survivors % Big Toot's
band. Sixty-three Of White Eyes
braves, twenty-tbree Of Big Thunder's
band, seven Of Yellow Hairs followers
and l52 Brlles, who remained here
when the exodus took place. are being
supplied with rstions
WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-THE Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs has received
from Miss Elaine Goodale, supervisor Of
education. the following letter dated
Pine Ridge. January IL.
.fours 81 the tn inst sskingtor . report n
the battle 81 Wounded Knee is received Ives
oct 81 eyewitness Of the nsbs and my inforns
iion hss been obfainsc chieay from Inassn pre-
oners who were engaged 10 H. haif-breeds who
-
ost3e-tcid eeserai Gays after the encouut<s
The Testimony OF the survivors Of BIG Foot's
band 10 unanimous one important point
namely, that the Indians did pot Deliberately
plan resistance The party vas moi o vH
party. sccorcins 20 their Statements (which Z
believe 10 be true. buf q party intending 70
visit the agency At the Invitation q Rec Cloud.
The Tnosass say that nsu, of the men were
nnsrmed When thsy met the troops they en-
tclpafe6 no trouble There was consequently
friend, intercourse between the soldiers snc
the Indians. women even sbsk1ng hands win
The crncers and uen
The demand for their arms vas . surprise 80
tse Redskins but the great MAJORITY q tb~n
chose 20 submit quietly. The tcpees had 81
ready been searched and Q large nDmber 81
eurs. knives aud hstchets oOnfscsteG when the
searching Of the persons Of the men begun
The women say that they. too. were searched
and their Knives twhicb they always
them number Of the men hsc snrrcneere1
their rifles and cartridge s,eits. when enc young
nsn- Who fs described ~ the IpGisss - .
good for ngtbing young fellow. free . single
shot. THE called forth . roilev from TIM troope
and n airing sD6 oeslfnsior b~csns eesersl
l 40 nos e-eoft the statement vksob ess tees
mace ~ some that the women carried arms ans
participated actively in he light The wsleStd
Testimony . Overwhelmingly aEssusf this sup
position. There may have been one 81 I've
isolated caecs o. this kind on there IL ne
eeuta thst shs great majority ~ TIE ven>s
end ctslcren - vel sisny unnrnec snex
enc youfhs bad ne fboseft Of sps tnins bt't
fsgta TIL vers pprsuee vs ne vssine< sse
Shot down ib6isxriminEteif ~ the soldiers
ii 10 rspwtee mai one II he eSosn c~isse
cut Dob't shoot tho scps~s but the ner
we're doubtiess 100 much excited q o,<r- TIE
k31lng nf tie women zBf cnif1ren ~sk ie po7
cnsvoissbss OWING 20 the e>rfusion. but Z
thiuk there 10 se ocnps tksf \ 49, IN many
cases oelib>rste and insensisosi TIE besssft
csvsiry sfssier's eis sennsndD hse ~ eS
e~sefs - rsps~
s7ss psrrr 81 sccsrss vhs ssr1ss sAe 1ese -
p>rt sses . fsar rod - ~ n>s sn< boys fe<7y
fenf 81 sorpen sn1 e4xtsees ~ esiiossa 1870
vers csrfjec % tv the ho<tiiss. q number q
p~1soners mostly 0omsE htvs eire< dtsf ~
Their vcsr1s are nso-e vii seon fozio~. 7hs
p>sff vnsst vislte< tse ssstie t>1t sssos~Y )
~ se~cp< sry sess,1>6 ~ho Hk1ns
bsve beer snsndpn &c snc freuxft n s>ves. -
rerts thst nes-sr 81 ne srsi>< - <he mar we're
lrins ososs soosf Bs Yso tsui. While the
v0pet END ctiltfcz ~srs sesftefe1 sseoG
eistsnes o. toe uiisss from me soess ~ tn< 60
epubaer
FATALLY NuH7.
MDs~~ssse Kelly. IF Minneapolis wsrs~z1S
rrJn-es h. Suns~sy Aoesaent-