Sioux chiefs depart Washington after treaty talks
Washington Oct 5 1877 Sioux delegation of 23 chiefs including Red Cloud and Spotted Tail left Washington after five pow wows with the President and one with Mr Schurz. They expressed disappointment at removal to the Missouri but accepted promises of next spring’s reservation changes and other aid.
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