Indians of North America -- Iowa; Spirit Lake Massacre, Iowa, 1857
Relief expedition, sending of, from Fort Ridgely, 128-131;
arrival of, at Springfield, 153-158;
organization of, at Fort Dodge and Webster City, 159-169;
march of, to Medium Lake, 170-181;
march of, from Medium Lake to Granger’s Point, 182-191;
activities of burial detail sent out by, 192-205;
death of members of, 204, 205;
return of, to Fort Dodge and Webster City, 206-214;
money received for expenses of, 261-263;
experiences of, in blizzard, 310;
pension for survivors of, 317
Relief party, failure of, 90, 91;
attempt to organize, 93
Reno, Major, 255
Revenge, plan of Inkpaduta to secure, 72-77
Rexville (New York), 47, 48
Richards, Charles B., 162, 166, 179, 182, 188, 192, 193, 208, 264;
story by, 206, 207;
statement by, 309
Richards, W. S., 268
Richardson, Alonzo, 165
Ridgeway, L. B., 167
Riggs, Stephen R., 226, 229, 231, 312;
efforts of, to secure release of captives, 232
Roaring Cloud, 73, 74;
murder of Mrs. Noble by, 234;
killing of, 258
Robinson, Mr., 241
Rosenkrans, S. B., 164
Ross, Enoch, relief party under, 90, 91
Ryan, Enoch, 60, 61, 118, 289;
killing of, 110;
burial of body of, 193
Sac and Fox Indians, treaties made by, 5, 6;
reference to, 26, 29, 64, 65, 66;
warfare between Sioux and, 284
Sac City, 86;
relief party from, 90, 91
Sac County, alarm in, 22
Sacred Plume, 74
St. Paul, excitement in, at news of massacre, 225;
arrival of Mrs. Marble in, 229, 230;
Mrs. Marble at, 239, 240;
journey of Abbie Gardner to, 241, 242;
ceremony in honor of Abbie Gardner at, 242, 243;
reference to, 317
Santee Sioux Indians, 65, 71, 255
Saulsbury, E. W., 164
Scalp dance, 94, 108;
description of, 104, 105
“Scarlet Point”, 63
(see Inkpaduta)
Scouting party, activities of, 183-186, 189, 190
Searles, W., 167
Secretary of Interior, order by, 246, 247, 261
Se-ha-ho-ta, ransom of Mrs. Marble by, 226-231
Seneca (New York), 47
Sergeant Bluff, 20
Settlements, advance of, 3;
line of, in 1857, 37-41
Settlers, desire of, for Indian lands, 9;
attitude of Indians toward, 11, 12;
failure of government to protect, 12, 17-25;
cause of massacre of, 13;
abandonment of homes by, 18, 19;
alarm among, 20, 21, 22, 28;
attacks on, instigated by traders, 25;
depredations among, 31, 68, 69, 78-83, 84-93;
advance of, to northwest, 37, 38, 41, 42;
isolation of, 40, 41;
difficulties of, during winter of 1856-1857, 42, 43;
arrival of, at lakes, 50-56;
names of, at Springfield, 56-58;
Indians fed by, 61, 62;
flight of, from Springfield, 147-152;
preempting of claims by, 270
Shakopee (Minnesota), 242
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