Sioux Chiefs Move Toward Canada Amid Boundary Tensions
Major Walsh of the Canada Mounted Police meets Sitting Bull at the headwaters of Brench Creek. Sitting Bull asks to stay in Canada for the summer, hoping to avoid new fighting. chiefs Spotted Eagle Rain-in-the-Face Medicine Bear attend with about 200 lodges. Canada warns hostiles would face punishment if crossing into the U.S. The force is limited and ammunition access is restricted to hunting needs.
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