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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1878

Page

2

Morning Ledger: Fremont in Arizona and Valley Forge Anniversary

The Weekly Leader notes Gen. Fremont’s Arizona appointment and Mrs Fremont’s move west. It marks the Valley Forge centennial and cites political shifts, religious revival talks, and the ongoing Berlin congress. It reviews finance, trade, and military notes including Indian affairs and railroad contracts.

Fremont Arizona West

Missionary Father Genin Returns to Sitting Bull Camp

Father J B M Genin, longtime Sioux missionary, arrived at Sitting Bull's camp in Bismarck area after a stay with the hostiles since August. He has known the Sioux since 1867 and the war chief for about ten years, receiving a gift of the Custer battle horse and two tomahawks before parting.

Sitting Bull Father Genin United States Jess Eum Yellowstone Genin Missouri Fort Peck Miles Milk River Tie J. B. M. Genin Bismarck Custer

Our Little Army Faces Possible General Indian War

The piece argues for mobilizing 18 000 to 21 000 soldiers to the western frontier, criticizing current deployment and urging rapid transfer of available units to Idaho Nevada Oregon and Montana. It calls for large U S army action and warns that small scattered forces invite a costly war, with militia ready for police duty only if Congress fails to act.

Republican Senate Idaho Nevada Oregon Montana Congress Texas Far West Seacoast Chicago Leavenworth Omaha Union Pacific U. S

Red Devils in Wisconsin and Far West Indian Troubles

News from Madison and St Paul report rising tensions with Chippewa and Sioux claims of a pact. Gen. Sheridan discredits the alliance while Col. Forsythe investigates Burnett County as troops and Fort Snelling readiness are noted. Farther west, Bannock and Malheur hostilities, Sundance rites at Spotted Tail agency, and distant sightings color the unsettled picture.

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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