Major Eugene Carr, 5th Cavalry, and 500 men guided by Army scout William “Buffalo Bill” Cody attack Cheyenne chief Tall Bull’s village near Summit Springs, Colorado Territory. Tall Bull and fifty-two others are killed, while Carr suffers only one wounded soldier. The remaining Indians retire to a reservation.
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