1894, October--W. H. Abell, special agent (_Pá-ehémgó`te_, "Lame-bull"). 1894, November--Frank D. Baldwin, captain Fifth infantry. SUMMARY OF PRINCIPAL EVENTS The principal events in the history of the Kiowa may be summarized as follows: 1700 (about)--Migration from the mountains to the Yellowstone region. 1732--Mentioned in Spanish document of New Mexico. 1770 (about)--Massacre of the K'úato and expulsion from the Black Hills. 1790 (about)--Peace and alliance with the Comanche. 1805--First American mention; Kiowa then on North Platte. 1833--Massacre by the Osage and capture of the _taíme_. 1834--Dragoon expedition and first official intercourse with United States. 1837--First treaty, at Fort Gibson. 1839--Smallpox epidemic. 1849--Cholera epidemic. 1854--Defeat of plains tribes by the Sauk. 1864--General outbreak of plains tribes. 1866--Death of Dohásän. 1867--Medicine Lodge treaty; Kiowa agree to go on reservation. 1868--Battle of the Washita; Ute capture the _taíme_. 1869--Kiowa go upon present reservation. 1871--Setängya killed. 1872--First attempt to establish schools. 1874--Outbreak of Cheyenne, Comanche, and Kiowa. 1879--Practical disappearance of the buffalo. 1881--Dátekâñ's prophecy. 1886--First money for grass paid to Kiowa and Apache. 1887--Pá-iñgya's prophecy. 1890--Last sun dance; beginning of the ghost dance in the tribe. 1892--Measles epidemic; unratified agreement of land sale. SOCIOLOGY OF THE KIOWA ABSENCE OF THE CLAN SYSTEM