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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1878

Page

10

Weekly Leader roundup on public figures and world affairs

A collation of brief items notes Porter as Tilden's phonograph, Mrs. Bryant's death in 1866, Gen Sherman’s son entering the priesthood, political machinations in Arizona and Iowa, and remarks on British poker and American debt. It covers international, national, and regional notes including the Valley Forge centennial, Fremont in Arizona, and Sitting Bull’s stance on land and war.

Missionary Father Genin Returns to Sitting Bull Bond

Father J B M Genin, a noted Sioux missionary, arrives at Bismarck after visiting hostiles. He has labored with Sitting Bull since 1867 and upon departure the chief, now 88, gifts him the Custer disaster war mare and two stone tomahawks, illustrating deep friendship despite the danger.

J. B. M. Genin Bismarck Father Genin Sitting Bull Custer Genin

Our Little Army Calls For Bigger Western Guard

The piece warns of a looming Indian war in Idaho Nevada Oregon and Montana and argues Congress has failed to field a large enough U S army. It urges moving available troops from Texas and other posts to the far west and mobilizing state militia for police duty while keeping regulars on the frontier to deter a costly prolonged conflict.

Congress Surveyor General California Pacific States Wheeler and Powell Hayden Utah Territorial Brisbin Second United States Cavalry Fort Ellis Montana Chicago National Park Senate Edward F. Taylor Sacramento Land Office Kemble Alta California Missouri River Interior Department Republican Senate Idaho Nevada Oregon Texas Far West Seacoast Leavenworth Omaha Union Pacific U. S

Indian Troubles and Sundance at Spotted Tail Camp

Dispatches from Wisconsin and Minnesota report widespread Indian unrest and tensions with settlers. Disturbances center on Chippewa Sioux rumors, Fort Snelling aid, and Burnett County inquiries, while Spotted Tail hosts a controversial Sundance with 48 braves and 7,000 spectators near the Missouri.

Madison Wis Burnett County Sheridan Guv. Smith Col. Forsythe United States Infantry Fort Snelling Smith Bryant Col Forsythe San Francisco Silver City Winnemucca Jerry Winnemucca Stein’s Mountain Malheur Reservation Howard Malheur City Yankton Spotted Tail Sundance Missouri River Old Spotted Tail Spot St. Paul Minn St. Croix Rush River

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