The Marble Hill Press Summary of Curiosities and News
A compilation of varied notes from The Marble Hill Press touching on a China war critique, Astor's literary patronage, DeSaussure’s census notions, Chile’s rail subsidy aiding Pacific access, English trade ideas from Charles R. Sich, a natural gas origin experiment, and Hall's Journal of Health advising humor and lifestyle balance amid daily woes.
Sham Battle at Sleepy Hills Sparks Race War Mockery
In Harney's Dakota a Fourth of July mock battle intended between Rolling Fork Indians and local citizens and a Fort De Smet negro regiment ends in chaos. A private named Yancy objected to fighting and a Colonel Poinsette orders halt when cartridges are found. The plan collapses as belts of cartridges and a knife are revealed, exposing the folly of staging violence between races.
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