 | Margaret Irvin Carrington - 1868 - 294 Seiten
...soon returned with the news that the train had safely pursued its route to the woods; that Captain Fetterman was on the ridge to the north, out of view, and that there was so many Indians in sight that he could not join the party. It was about noon, and a... | |
 | Margaret Irvin Carrington, Henry B. Carrington - 1878 - 418 Seiten
...soon returned with the news that the train had safely pursued its route to the woods; that Captain Fetterman was on the ridge to the north, out of view, and that there was so many Indians in sight that he could not join the party. It was about noon, and a... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1890 - 872 Seiten
...some time, when, on December 6th, in defending a wood train Lieutenant Bingham, of the cavalry, and Sergeant Bowers were killed, and the road had become...had been in some inconceivable manner entrapped into disobeying orders. A relief party was dispatched with additional officers, surgeons, ambulances, and... | |
 | Hubert Howe Bancroft - 1902 - 882 Seiten
...were killed, and the road had become so dangerous toward Fort CF Smith that it had been determined no* to attempt sending mails in that direction. Thus the...had been in some inconceivable manner entrapped into disobeying orders. A relief party was dispatched with additional officers, surgeons, ambulances, and... | |
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Fetterman was on the ridge to the north, out of view, and that there was so many Indians in sight that he could not join the party. It was about noon, and a man rushed in to say that firing was renewed. Every shot could be heard, and there was little... 