Little Big Horn aftermath and Senate struggles
Washington dispatches cover Major Reno's remarks on the Little Big Horn battle and Sitting Bull's claims, the Senate battle over Butler and Kellogg credentials, and Sherman on frontier troop needs. Reports detail party maneuvering, adjournment tactics, and the political climate in late November.
Military changes deferment and reassignments in Fifth Cavalry
Leave and reporting orders are issued for Major Verling KX Hart and several lieutenants in the Fifth Cavalry. Assignments include temporary duties and reliefs at Forts D. A. Russell, McKinney, and McPherson, with inspective duties by Gen. Wesley Merrit and shifts among medical officers at Camp Robinson and Fort Sanders.
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Verling KX. Hart
Fifth Cavalry
F. Tf. Hardie
Third Cavalry
Robert Loudon
Samuel A. Cherry
Camp Brown
Fort D. A. Russell
P. P. Barnard
Fort McKinney
W. T
C. IT
Rockwell
Wesley Merrit
Sidney Barracks
Jfort McPherson
Neb
W. H. Corbusier
Camp Sheridan
Egon A. Koerper
Koerper
Fort Sanders
Charles V. Petteys
Petteys
Winne
Fort McPherson
J. R. Gibson
Gibson
Arrival of Blackburn and Companions in Cheyenne Jail
The overland westbound express brought the outlaw Duncan Blackburn and a companion named Thos Woodley to Cheyenne under strong guard. Sheriff Carr and deputies confined them at the county jail while Blackburn denied any murder or robbery guilt though he admitted knowledge of certain affairs. Blackburn described his eight years west of the Missouri, horse trading with a checkered past, and claimed to have been in Deadwood and Laramie before capture. He refused to confirm Woodley as Wall, and offered scant details about routes, acts, or witnesses.
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Seth Bullock
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Rines and Babcock Convicted. Rines Granted New Trial
On Friday November 23 John F. Babcock was convicted as Rines partner. Mary Olp was found guilty of intent to injure. The court sustained a motion for a new trial for Fonce Rines, who withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty. Sentence deferred. court adjourned to Saturday at 9 a.m.
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Mary Olp
Fonce Rines
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