No. II. An Omaha woman who was living with the Oglálas attempted to run away from them, and they killed her. A war between the two tribes was the result.
1785-’86.—No. I. Bear’s-Ears, a Brulé, was killed in an Oglála village by the Crows.
No. II. The Oglálas killed three lodges of Omahas.
1786-’87.—No. I. Broken-Leg-Duck, an Oglála, went to a Crow village to steal horses and was killed. A line connects the name with the mouth.
No. II. Long-Hair was killed. To what tribe he belonged is not known.
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1787-’88.
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