Lord, Dr., killed with Custer, 258, 259 Luettwitz, Lieut. Von, 307; wounded, 308 Lummis, Charles F., on the Apache Indians, 74 note _M_ Mackenzie, Ranald S., Col. Fourth Cavalry, 305; his winter battle, 312–316; attacks Indians at Willow Creek Cañon, 313–316 MacIntosh, Lieut., killed by Indians, 242, 268, 272, 274 Mahapiya-luta, see Red Cloud Mah-wis-sa, Black Kettle’s sister, endeavors to marry Gen. Custer to an Indian girl, 167 “Mauvaises Terres,” or “bad lands,” 5 McCall, Sergeant W. H. H., 77, 78 McDougall, Capt., joins Maj. Reno with pack train, 248; serves under Custer at the Little Big Horn, 233 McKinney, Lieut. John A., charges Cheyennes at Willow Creek Cañon, 315; shot, 315 Medicine Man, daring of a, 133 Merritt, Gen. Wesley, ordered to join Gen. Crook at Fort Laramie, 293; his fight with Cheyennes, 295–297 Miles, Gen. Nelson A., his “Personal Recollections” quoted, 189; his Indian campaigning, 305; his great campaigning, 319–338; his foot cavalry defeat Sitting Bull, 319–326; interview with Sitting Bull, 323, 324; his crushing defeat of Crazy Horse, 326–330; his capacity for handling men, 326; attacks and captures Lame Deer’s village, 330–332; his views on Custer’s Little Big Horn campaign, 361–365 Mills, Capt. Anson, Third Cavalry, 190, 193, 195, 196; his advance down Dead Cañon, 199–202; sent on foraging expedition, 305, 306 Miniconjou Indians attack Capt. Powell, 48 Montana, emigrants and wagon-trains to, annihilated by Indians, 4; white settlements at, 5 Mooers, Dr. John H., 77; killed, 84 Moore, Tom, veteran, 192, 196 Morris, William E., on the conduct of Major Reno, 401–405 Mountain District, army posts in, 9 Mountain game in Montana ranges, 6 Mountain standard time, 5 Mo-ke-ta-va-ta, see Black Kettle Moylan, Capt., with Custer, 211, 212, 271 Mussa ranch, 60 Myers, Capt., Seventh Cavalry, 157, 159 _N_ Napoleon guns, 326 Nickerson, Capt., in Crook’s command, 200 Nineteenth Kansas Volunteer Cavalry, in Sheridan’s winter campaign against Indians, 150 Ninth Cavalry, 351–355 Ninth Infantry, 188, 342 North, Col. Francis, in Summit Springs battle, 173 North Platte, 5, 59, 60 Northern Pacific Railroad, survey of, 209 _Northwestern Christian Advocate_ on the conduct of Major Reno, 398–400 Noyes, Major, Second Cavalry, 188, 193, 196 _O_ Oglala Indians attack Capt. Powell’s corral, 48 Oregon trail, 7 Orleman, Lieut., assists in Col. Forsyth’s rescue, 100, 124; in expedition to Beaver Creek, 127; covers Graham’s retreat, 128; repulses Indians, 131 Osage Indians, with Custer in battle of the Washita, 159, 160 Otis, Lieut.-Col. Elwell S., attacked by Indians at Glendive, Mont., 321; Sitting Bull’s letter to, 321 _P_