CHAPTER LIX.

Continuation of Miss Bewley's evidence.--The priests refuse

her protection.--Forcibly taken from the bishop's house by

Five Crows.--Brouillet advises her to remain with her Indian

violator.--Indecent question by a priest.--Mr. Brouillet

attempts to get a statement from her.--Two questions.--Note

from Mrs. Bewley.--Bishop Blanchet's letter to Governor

Abernethy.--Comments on the Jesuits' proceedings.--Grand

council at the bishop's.--Policy in forcing Miss Bewley to

Five Crows' lodge.--Speeches by Camaspelo and Tilokaikt.--

Killing of Elijah and the Nez Perce chief commented on.--The

true story told.--Dr. White's report.--The grand council

again.--Review of Brouillet's narrative.--Who were the real

authors of the massacre.

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