Ghost-dance reli
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共 58 段- Acknowledgments are due the officers and members of the Offi
- The Indian received the prayer, promising to do as he had be
- Among the first of his victims were several Delawares—Tatepo
- Tanner’s account is confirmed by Warren, from the statements
- While Tecumtha was absent in the south, affairs were rapidly
- A few years later, in 1831, Catlin visited Känakûk, who was
- In June of 1881 he announced to his people, the White Mounta
- It is foreign to our purpose to recount the history of the N
- As their principal troubles arose out of the disputed title
- The former high priest of the doctrine among the Yakima, and
- 1. +K̔′tătäs+, K̔tătäs-‛lĕ′ma, Ketetas (Stevens), Pshwa′năpû
- +Wallawalla+ (Shahaptian stock).—_Synonyms_: Oualla-Oualla,
- “In the month of October, 1881, Slocum was unaccountably dra
- “The Presbyterian church occupies a queer position, with reg
- As he came up he took my hand with a strong, hearty grasp, a
- Different dates have been assigned at various times for the
- He also told us that all our dead were to be resurrected; th
- 4. When the Bible and Book of Mormon become one in the hands
- The persons in the ghost dancing are all joined hands. A man
- Christmas day was the day set for commencing another dance.
- Among the tribes east of the mountains and north of Oklahoma
- The Sioux are the largest and strongest tribe within the Uni
- +Sir+: In answer to your inquiry of a recent date, I would s
- (3) That the game has been destroyed and driven out of the c
- Short Bull and the other Sioux delegates who had gone to see
- Agent McLaughlin at Standing Rock had notified the Departmen
- On arriving Captain Hurst told them briefly what he had come
- Authorities differ as to the number of Indians present and k
- The Indian scouts at Wounded Knee, like the Indian police at
- An unfortunate event occurred just before the surrender in t
- It was very difficult to get an opportunity to talk with him
- John Wilson, a Caddo man of much prominence, was especially
- After the story had been told and interpreted to each of the
- No drum, rattle, or other musical instrument is used in the
- The four gospels are full of inspirational dreams and trance
- We are told that on one occasion, on coming into the town of
- It would require a volume to treat of the various religious
- Thanks to the fury of their frenzy, and to the amazing boldn
- When encamped in the tribal circle, the sacred pipe and its
- The author of this song saw her children in the other world
- In his trance vision the author of this song saw a large cam
- Anihä′ya atani′tă′nu′nawa′,
- The players sit in a circle around the tipi fire, those on o
- _Ha′thahŭ_—star dance; the dance of the _Hă′thahu′ha_. See A
- _Nanonĭ′ks-kare′nĭki_—Kichai name.
- My children, I am now humming—_He′eye′!_
- The Comanche are one of the southern tribes of the great Sho
- This song is an invocation of the elemental forces. It was c
- The maker of this song, in her vision of the spirit world, e
- _Miyo′qañ-kte_—it will be my work, my power, the way I shall
- _Ankañ′gona_—he pities us much; _gyäkañ′ti_, it is a pity. C
- _Nä′nisa′na, nä′nisa′na_,
- =Heckewelder, J.= History, manners, and customs of the India
- —, native name of the, 957
- +Gattacka+, name of Kiowa Apache, 1081
- +Missionaries+ at Wounded Knee, 874, 875, 878
- —, operations of, in Sioux outbreak, 881
- +Wishham+, a Tlaqluit synonym, 740