Colored soldier at Fort Elliot punished under article sixty second
A colored infantryman swallowed strychnine at Fort Elliot and was found unfit for duty for several days. He was convicted under the sixty second article of war and sentenced to three months imprisonment at hard labor with forfeiture of pay. The report then shifts to editorials on tariff and free trade by the New York World and John Bright, noting their positions and arguments.
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