New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-11
IT WAS 4 "CHfNEE' DAME.
Gig HANK" WAS MISTAKEN AND MADE PROPER
AMENDS.
From The Chicago Record.

From The Chicago Record -.
Into Fort Pierre day il the early H,s N1 iIe
ming rode with an escort OF c3 hP .s - Sort OF
was on his first pay trip. anu th,s wa" n;cked men
resting point Manning negroes were frsoenI
enough to make it thing palling to tne nv,hinr
courageous and SO were ever rtiluy ,pi himim
o en%. - As for Manning himself, he was . gIeW
tall muscular fellow handsome as deauarSa ' ,i
Moreover land this AN especial sin IN i M
sight Of the community into w noc k' in III" After
noonC when o'clock IN the evening ne aPis o
r IN SnS OF he nv wone cuffs and collar This
would not have been altogchSr nnriei Who had
come down from the yellow Pine Hotel with h''h'
ana as hod iI bav invited the whole house up
Manning and his rather md friend hn dancing eiu
turning from the bar r %SS with awkward step
seethcd the hall srppng their hv nmlh,ms
Of strong While they were thus con'el nc
pans h b 9ns% ~ clearly before hg him. and
over TO the he appeared in frSn, o, M mn, No
Rnae s9d anncc You double cph
This is bullwhackers dance ana II rous''''
"4 That puts it somewhat more, elegantly than was
the manner in which he actually conveyed S svn
doKdG at 'q the in a sf%S With hS and
his naked chest. and said simply: perhaps you
are wh h,sn he a go Outside ne caped into the air
and @ ma Knew P9b" a ' had he MADE
any other form every rous'er In ,he nan wouln
h have SET INN made "Rd for 5@ef nT ~2V river nave
Sergeant Beddivell and his men were gathered IN
merry campfire company when ths picke, n u.r.
rmardnc Manning gave The black sergeant a few
words OF direction and then leaving small nela
to guard the Governments rropertv the JSGors
fell in and approached the town As the soldier-
walked up the street Manning noticed that a gam,
of fan i, tan b wn9 IN dSzsn chncse were ciamorn
the play. deiour was male ana me rauna,y
of war were conducted in state 10 tho Holy smoke
dance hall where tho eviction had occurred
Manning at ,he mao ptc he room scat,erng dane
Ing couples right and left lie drew near 20 'no
bar. and taking command ordered me soldiers rs 10
through the manual. Big Hank looked on IN
wonder. Then Manning. SPOKE: o.. .,...,.o
made In this place. That. over there" indicating
Big Hank, being led astray by queer notions; SAID
am 'e eom T by circumstanccs to demur This
is "A Chinee dance. Gentcmen,' 10 the heavy
back up Hank in outlining the character OF the
revclry won will please take partners ana pro,
eed 70 whr You ySu big h Wy on to h@n
man don't know whether ne can dance " ana an, j, !,
don't know whether you can, but you VIII DO II
Big flank looked ugly hut whom his eyes rested
on that line OF black soldiers with guns ready az
hand TO proceed on Mannings orders. ne declncn
that the thing do To dance with al his heart
and soul and spirit. The wildly anrlsnt"a nina
man ratified sundry Confucian remarks. Dut u. WdS
rushed about the dance hall IN n manner aihet,
and gymnastic to see. And while the women looKeh
and laughed the lesser lights Of border thugs.ry
Cinnamon and circle tho inclosure In proper i0rin.
and ihen-3h cr3wninG n,am y, csnoyt me- loa he'd
heathcn to the bar and treat them 10 the best IN
the house , ,,.- =, -.
Pierre The soldicry Of the Government serving as
a persuasive force. compelled those heart-brokcn
tors back 10 the laundry and 10 bid them "A most
polite and revcrcnt goodnight