Salt Lake Herald | 1874-12-27 | Page 2 | Cheyennes Surrendering

Cheyeuues SurrcnUerinx. St. Louis, 20: The following news was received at the army headquarters headquart-ers to-day. EiSht warriors and thirty-nine thirty-nine squaws and papooses, with sixtv-two sixtv-two pomes, from Medicine Water's band of Cheyennes surrendered unconditionally un-conditionally at Cheyenne agency on the 20th inst. Two white Ewomen are now with Stone Calf, who" is said to have 200 lodges on Staked Plains Two messages from Stone Calf have arrived asking for peace. iVonl has been sent him that he can surrender unconditionally, and a demand was made for the whita women.