The State Government And the Indian Bureau the Osage Troubles in Barbour County
The State Government And the Indian Bureau the Osage Troubles in Barbour County
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, L. & G. R. R. , to run a ferry across the Arkansas at Deer Creek, and a resident of this county, was coming in from a trip west, where he had been to look after cattle, and on a creek not far from the Kickapoo 14 THE OSAGE TROUBLES IN KANSAS.
Agency, saw a party of Osages painted black, and knowing it meant "no good, " avoided them, although he was well acquainted with them, and fearing trouble he went immediately to the Kickapoo Agency, and informed them what he had seen; when he was told th...at Stanislaw had been there and made some statements. He then came to my office and told me of it, and wanted to raise a company of ten or more picked men to follow them, make an at- tack by surprise and bring them back. I remarked that would be about as good a way to get into the Kansas Penitentiary as I knew of, and persuaded him to abandon the idea.
O. P. Johnson, now in the employ of the United States as a scout at Cheyenne Agency, was in town, and I told him what Stanislaw had said and Wilson had seen, and he began estimat- ing and said, " Within ten days some one would lose their hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, L. & G. R. R. , to run a ferry across the Arkansas at Deer Creek, and a resident of this county, was coming in from a trip west, where he had been to look after cattle, and on a creek not far from the Kickapoo 14 THE OSAGE TROUBLES IN KANSAS.
Agency, saw a party of Osages painted black, and knowing it meant "no good, " avoided them, although he was well acquainted with them, and fearing trouble he went immediately to the Kickapoo Agency, and informed them what he had seen; when he was told th...at Stanislaw had been there and made some statements. He then came to my office and told me of it, and wanted to raise a company of ten or more picked men to follow them, make an at- tack by surprise and bring them back. I remarked that would be about as good a way to get into the Kansas Penitentiary as I knew of, and persuaded him to abandon the idea.
O. P. Johnson, now in the employ of the United States as a scout at Cheyenne Agency, was in town, and I told him what Stanislaw had said and Wilson had seen, and he began estimat- ing and said, " Within ten days some one would lose their hair.
What to read after The State Government And the Indian Bureau the Osage Troubles in Barbour County?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1872 1876 Kansas Governor Ta Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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