Surrender of the Cheyenne 212 Prisoners sent to Florida 213 The Germaine family 213 Surrender of the Comanche 214 Proposition to deport hostile tribes 214 Kicking-bird 216 Changed conditions 218 Epidemics of measles and fever in 1877--First houses built 218 Agency removed to Anadarko--The last of the buffalo 218 Threatened outbreak instigated by Dátekâñ 219 Epidemic of 1882--Beginning of church work 219 Leasing of grass lands 219 Pá-iñgya, the medicine man and prophet 220 Indian court established 220 Intertribal council of 1888 221 Death of Sun-boy--The last sun dance 221 Ghost dance inaugurated--Äpiatañ's journey in 1890 221 Enlistment of Indians as soldiers 223 Measles epidemic of 1892--Grass lands leased 223 Commission for allotment of lands--Protest against decision 224 Present condition--Agents in charge of confederate tribes 225 Summary of principal events 226 Sociology of the Kiowa 227 Absence of the clan system 227 Local divisions 227 Subtribes 227 The camp circle 228 Military organization--Yä`´pähe warriors 229 Heraldic system 230 Name system 231 Marriage 231 Tribal government 233 Character 233 Population 235 Religion of the Kiowa 237 Scope of their belief 237 The sun 237 Objects of religious veneration 238 Tribal medicines of other Indians 242 The sun dance 242 The Nadíisha-dena or Kiowa Apache 245