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-53- Ma-chu-nah-zha - Standing Bear Ta-zha-but - Buffalo Chip Ahan-gu-e-he-zhe - Yellow Horse Nu-don-ah-gaz - Cries for War Wan-chu-dun - Crazy Bear wa-the-ha-cuh-she - Long Runner Ta-the-ga-da - Buffalo Track Me-tha-zhin-ga - Little Duck Min-i-chuck - Walk-in-the-mud Ka-wig-i-sha - Turtle Grease Me-gah-sin-de - Coon's tail Ta-do-mon-e - Walk-in-the-Wind Wah-thi-ga - Swift E-tun-kah - Big Mouth Ma-shud-da-de - Feather Crazy Ta-wau-oo - Buffalo Cow OO-moo-ah - Good Provision Ze-mon-a - Walking Yellow Laura Primo Susette Primo Ta-nigh-ing-ah - Little Buffalo Woman Kre-ah-du-wah - Midst of the Eagles Me-he-da-wah - Midst of the Sun Za-zi-zi - Yellow Spotted Buffalo No-zha-wah - Grown Hair Witnesses: T. H. Tibbles, W. L. Carpenter, U.S.A. 4th day April 1879 (The petition bearing the above named signers was mailed April 4, 1879.) (Return) (To the Hon. Elmer S. Dundy, U.S. District Judge, for the District of Nebraska) "As directed by your writ of habeas corpus, dated April 8, 1879... "That the cause of the detention of afore named Indians is the request of the Secretary of the Interior, and the orders of my commanding officers, General Sherman