His successor freed Geronimo and his men, leading to fifteen years of bloodshed and Indian wars until Geronimo was re-captured by General Miles on September 4, 1886, finally ending the Indian Wars. Throughout his life, Clum believed that his work among the Apache was the finest and noblest work he had ever done.
His successor released Geronimo and his men, resulting in fifteen years of violence and conflicts between Indians until Geronimo was recaptured by General Miles on September 4, 1886, bringing an end to the Indian Wars. Throughout his life, Clum believed that his work among the Apache was the most admirable and honorable work he had ever done.