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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1877

Page

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Sioux Chiefs Move Toward Canada Amid Boundary Tensions

Major Walsh of the Canada Mounted Police meets Sitting Bull at the headwaters of Brench Creek. Sitting Bull asks to stay in Canada for the summer, hoping to avoid new fighting. chiefs Spotted Eagle Rain-in-the-Face Medicine Bear attend with about 200 lodges. Canada warns hostiles would face punishment if crossing into the U.S. The force is limited and ammunition access is restricted to hunting needs.

Washington Major Walsh Canada Mounted’ Police Sitting Bull Brench Creek Canada United States Spotted Eagle Medicine Bear Mounted U. S Boundary Line Yellowstone Secretary of the Interior L. 8 Hayden Indian Bureau Indian Service Maryland Treasury Department Barnstable Mass Cuba Dunham Rizpath McDowell War Department Gen Kantz Indian Office Gen. Kantz Gov. Stafford Schurz Clum Mitchell Far West Michell National Republican Ben Wade Republican Painter

Telegraphic Ticks Across Cities and Crimes

A Boston church fire bid failed, a Memphis shock hit Saturday, Skowhegan cannery burned for 35000 dollars insured, Wm A Moore drowned off Coney Island, Baltimore carrier Samuel Cooper arrested for mail robbery, Montreal painter James Farrell under suspicion of murder, schooner Mary sunk by Leonora with three drowned, Philadelphia jeweler M E Dickson robbed of 20000, Rev A J Samson of St Albans Vermont alleged defaulter, Courtney sick spoiled three mile race with Riley finishing best time on record.

Boston Memphis John Ware Skowhegan Maine Wm. A. Moore Broadway New York Coney Island Samuel Cooper Baltimore James Farrell Montreal Hackett Mary Leonora M. E. Dickson Eighth Street Philadelphia A. J. Samson St. Albans Congregational Church Courtney Riley

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