Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-09

,r'g,t ibeir daily work ana kHlw h-.h.
ne ID the am .idering NoiciHf OF .NNI
ihrm The Indians lleh WV Nl,"
rrisvaucsa IN their Owl nrtas..' "l.
irr ihcm in rtcr,i. aal hI'-,Ht "t
thsfr wrongs until. wan hAHh' ~.
s..rt fsane lnti ramg and pelcefu. /
IA mon rfiaue.a Ir an lnat11t o. ~
o,siilh barbfrlsm of his f1reil,n-fH
Aner that the nearest troops CAM,
De- gotten o. the Indians Nriltlly 300
quickly II lives are % b. saNgl,
Ths 'chiiuewns had fhcir gricvlrr.
before thd iata outbreak ~ vas uo
erUff mntter from white mans |
4ftr.fts. .ft. out generally speaking, |
She roi mon are children.
s urtod states deputy m1rahh hnl |
made an arrest on warrant fm.-
thing ma afirs 60 the depih the res me- |
mrrt ~ Inc indian, who regards tho |
dtrrivation 81 liberty as the greatest
lriiisti.r that can be placed Upon him. |
An Indian ,rnnnrd Tor n very short |
term ~ lmprIaonmen, viii pine arl de.
/ Th.y c1ra1t live shui up DO a cfli Tho
| sursh.ao and the free ar are absolutely
| therefore. the mlrahal clne and fC-
cured his priahrsr hls Indian relatives
! attacked the 0n'sgr and fHrUlhly foe
| tlined hia release. This could NOT n0
allowed 60 pass unhlcdod. s3 United
| States soldiers were sent - teach .ha
| poe,.i. The indians gathered so de-
| fond their principles and che fatal nght
| fll.uNcd.
Tha tribe ~ one of the n1biost In thc
| hrI. The Chlppawas belong 90 the
| Algonquin family whose territory ok
| .,hdcd from the Mississippi Go east of
/ Che great lakes. on ihH east Oh chip
/ pawas had for nciFhbors IN the old
| days ihe ir0qu0la, while west ana
| southwest Che Sioux claimed th0
] hunting grounds. They were both sworn
\ foes 90 the Chippewa The battles
| between ihc ChpptWnH on ih. one side
| and the irouuoiH and Sioux lu the other
m1n Oh buffalo hunts. and whenever
| .Wn braves ~ the warning tribes met
/ 10 was one mans scalp ur thu others
The Ch'pntwus usually had The best
M the lighting. fnr ihry were then,
and are now. brave and hardy race
one remarkable thing about the tribe
| ls that n ntlll occupies she anne terrls
! tory q Sin the days before the white
| man ovcrran the west O,her tribes
have been driven from their original
! territory. but the ChppfwaH are on ihc
Ola place Htiil. The particular tribe
with which the present outbreak oris-
| mated numbered ii51 when they Wof'
isnt counted. ir 1887. Tho whole tribe
numbered az that time 1851. There
were 1923 NJ 'he ChIppowaa ut Lake
Leach ln 1890. go or this number nclnr
males ava 32i above the aEe of eish-
teen. Ia addition 60 these the case
,i',s h,5 "a md otiir T1N az. Tho
i,,t ,,,,,t la fhe hand who have lust
| 80 t.ftfns. ffrit.d gittcf frnars com.
rril.r ut 40 acres and $50 OF those
Srrer arc under cultivation hy the In
dHru. Tho tribe raises annually cox
hnaheir 0f corn, 1900 bushels of Negoit.
Mes ana 900 tons " hay IN. annual
, rrvgrue ~ the Indians rom the h"'
| According 90 inc te,utnL ul wv 80
| eminent ng nis' 500 lndians w. ~,
| lrr un the reservation m lsHV. ~ Mhl, '
, 400 wore American eletnl-' a..
! read, 1900 were ,hutVh n' ,iii'.t,,,. ,i,.t,
VIII D.. H.cn tn'I.i,l', 1919. ,,." .nf Nm. I'M.
4 .tli w WI y, D.. =, rsiy upon those clyi,lF.
..,.net., =, cbarre .hc nature of
4 ~ "a MAN.
1 u Nas the chippewa tribe with which
"a. c5wmiaslon appointed In 1859 noEo-
tiatsi Inc acceptance N nUotment' "
ssveraity. The Indians agreed o. thg
forms N the commission, nut hosn'u
has baen done about % since a neH
mat mas had lH share IN hlut'nH Wy
ChippsWa'a trlcndrh.p Tor tho ""''.
man. a. a.,
, There " n great tohuneNs 49,,
\ breast of the Chippewa ~ ~. ~,
4 heath. 4 book puhNhh,u " ~. -, ~,
4 tribe thus describes ihe H,, 49,,
% and the trlhcHmeni Wn'n - t.,,,
v the land " the ollWag. ~,
q BE- convinced or tho ta't lh', ~ w ~
q portion ot the WORM 'an ,,..,, M,
i. territory more faVoi'l ny h,1'Nn' I'd,
n waters ARE abundant hhu 49, - "a
2 hracing ana hfallhl unu w ,',r
u mirably adapted i'r Wy ~ -.
" poses II ~ nov i,usn w ~ ..,s,,,.,
nt that In nuCh 'AHlNt' -. nt,,,,t,
y athletic ana HARDY IA'y 81 H'on ~ ~.
exist, 40 the ollWa3. ~
u knowlciged tn b'' IN l"V,. un.'
!, scarcely be olhriNl.D
= much difference u'tW'vh N",n
" many tribes of inc Jun ~, -
between the ttrohs VIM """ Wv wv
y, tie zephyr
There u 10 be focn at the Smithsonian
"a Institute a birch bark chart apnu
u eighteen inches wide ana about clgh
4 feet In length. on which there " Heile
Ia OF pictures that are supposed 20 Civ
q. the history ~ the tribe. AceHrdlnl
A. TO this chart tho ChIppowas owe thel
io being 10 the following series OF cir
: cumatnnces; when Nina hoano, VA
Great Rabbit, who was the servant @
Dzho Manido, the Good Spirit. lookc'
down upon the castle he bohold huinni
beings. tho ancestors u the INDIANS
NJ They occupied the four quarters OF 'n
~ enrth-the nor1heasi, IN" n9u,"" ' tI
"a the northwest ana the houNhN'ns
~ saw how helpless they were anu u,
ia sired 90 giyc them the means ut
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