“Garry Owen,” played in battle of the Washita, 161; at Fort Lincoln, 218 Ghost Dancers, Sioux, 352 Gibbon, Gen. encamps on the Yellowstone, 218; letter to Gen. Terry regarding Gen. Custer’s situation, 223, 224; relieves Reno and finds Custer’s body, 257; his conference with Custer, 266; goes to relief of Col. Benteen, 276; his command returned to Montana, 305 Gibson, Lieut., 251 Godfrey, Col. Edward S., 249; his article in _Century Magazine_ “Custer’s Last Battle,” quoted, 226, 227, 253; his account of Custer’s defeat, 260; on Custer’s Little Big Horn Campaign, 360, 371–380, 388–390 Gold discovered in the Black Hills, 209 Goldin, Mr. Theodore W., one of the last to see Custer alive, his reminiscences of the general, 263–278 Goose Creek, 13, 192, 201, 209 Gordon, Major G. A., 316 Graham, Capt., Tenth Cavalry, 124; scouts on the Beaver, 127; retreat of, 128; unmilitary action of, 133 note Grant, President U. S., indignant at Gen. Custer’s statements regarding Gen. Belknap, 217 Greene, Lieut.-Col. Jacob L., his views on Custer’s Little Big Horn campaign, 391–395 Grover, Sharp, guide, 77; his acquaintance with Indian signs and customs, 125–127, 139 Gruard, Frank, celebrated scout, with Gen. Crook, 191, 203; sketch of, 191 note; his clever scouting, 298, 301, 302, 309 Grummond, Lieut., Eighteenth Infantry, 15, 20, 22; in charge of cavalry at Fort Phil. Kearney, 25, 26; killed, 35, 36 _H_ Hall, Lieut., 294, 295 Hamilton, Capt. John M., 316 Hamilton, Capt. Louis McLane, in Gen. Custer’s winter expedition, 153, 157, 159; killed, 161 Hanley, Sergeant, 249 Hare, Lieut. Luther R., 249, 267, 274 Harney-Sanborne treaty with Indians, 7 Harrington, Lieut., killed with Custer, 259 Hat Creek, see War Bonnet Hazen, Gen. W. B., inspects Fort Reno, 17 note Henry, Gen. Guy V., Third Cavalry, 190, 193, 195, 196, 198; wounded, 197; in Dead Cañon, 200, 201; sketch of, 339–355; his march in a blizzard, 342–344; a ghastly experience, 344–348; bravery of his wife, 348–351; his “Buffaloes” and their famous rides, 351–355; in the Spanish-American War, 354; in Porto Rico, 354; dies there, 355 Henry rifle, breech-loading rapid fire, use of, 26, 35 Herndon, scout, 266, 267, 274 Hines, Acting-Assistant Surgeon, sent to join Capt. Fetterman, 29 Hodgson, Lieut., killed by Indians, 242; account of his death, 263, 272, 273 Honzinger, Dr., veterinarian, killed by Rain-in-the-Face, 12, 213, 215, 283 note, 285 Horse Creek, 60 Horton, Surgeon, on wagon-beds, 44 note, 50, 56, 69 Howitzers, Indian fear of, 29 Hughes, Major-Gen. Robert P., his book, “The Campaign Against the Sioux,” quoted, 224; Little Big Horn campaign, 360, 366–370 Humfreville, Capt. J. Lee, his book “Twenty Years Among Our Hostile Indians” quoted, 318 Hunting ground, Indian title to, 6