, 1877-07-15
Gen. Howard Strikes the
Marauding Savages
in Force.
And the Bedizened Warriors Strike
. Howard's Troops Still More
..~ Forcibly.
Two Officers and Eleven Enlisted
1Ien Reported Killed.
4 Canadian Officer Has All Interview
with Sitting Bull.
Like q Notorious Modern Warrior, His
Nibs Desires to Be- Let Alone.
lIOWARD'S CAMPAIGN.


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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT COLUMBIA,
CAMP WILLIAMS LEFT DAMN of ihk oo1Ah
FORK or THE CLEAR Y ArEh, NEAR THE MOUTH
OF THE COTTONWOOD l. H. July L. VIA "ALI4
NALLA, july l4'-by making 1orceo aarcn,
struck the enemy at .. m yesterday aoout NV
strong IN deep eanon' near inc "out, ot tlc
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"a'ci' opeheo "ie a. o's' "'en ~"
itzer, aud succeeded III starting Inc
Indians from their position. Passing around
a tr,uvcrsc ,-,non for mi]e and
49,. .-..1u <., ...+ .a A.,
hatl' octe!an nattie III eoctt cafnest' anu us
mounting, formed Ill Tho raVines anu behind
rocks and barrjcalcs we'll prcparcd FOR seven
ho,rs ,.v,rr CHARGE. wc m,dc o,;ned m tbr,n
uo' ~1o @4~ eN~> -. ''.
still at nlsnt our pos'tfon was not very eo~a
ono, though Us the enemy lar contiguous to my
s,nrn;an hr ~ '' N' '' ''.
4'o''A''t -
DETERMINED EFFORT
VIC rcgained our spring OF water from some
slarnshooters, This afternoon gave our lines
- +bo c.ro NJ Can, pn,rr commanding IN.
~ sne Wv ~ e-p ,.:,l. ~ ~ NV
'' tno .zst- sap'- - a-s '. 49,. ~ ,.:no1,r
TALON Of infantry. dre" OUT Capt. Mlller's
battalion Of artillery. acting infartry. Jsaat
WEI T. Trr0fNuHNrn Offensive
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Capt. JACKSON anu pack tral1l appeared in
sight beyond the ndians' position. Miller
pueoeo ou1
IN sKIRM1SH POSITION.
nnt thc train and cscorte1 r. sncccssfu1,r -hcr
Ind hardly formed a 11nrtion Will, ia when Tho
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artillery battalion, already beyond the cnemy's
flank, made rapid movement, taking the Cat
1;ncr o,,ns and bow;tzor ,1org Tho Indians
~ e" 1 ~: "'@' ~, '"1a
made one desperate e11ort to flank Miller, but
failed, and then gave way. EVERYTHING WIS then
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poshcu IL pursuit. "e shelfco theu1 fapioly
from the high bluffs as they escaped from the
left hank of the river and followed them es-
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III escFt olfecl'on' Us I'LL aS snc river, ano
are now across anu going into camp at :3O p N.
OF the Indians appear to be thirteen killed and
quite large number wounded. We have Capt.
Bancroft and Lieut.. Williams and eleven en-