chronolistofengagements

Winners of the West
Vol XIV No 4
St Joseph, Missouri
March, 1937

Note: This table lists engagements occurring between May 11 and December 30, 1869

Chronological List of Engagements
Between The Regular Army of the United States and Various Tribes of Hostile Indians Especially During the Years 1838 to 1898 Inclusive. As Reported By The Various Department Commanders To The Office of the Adjutant General of the Army Washington, D. C.

Lists of these engagements have been appearing in the issues of "Winners of the West" beginning with the month of October, 1936, and will continue from month to month until all of such known engagements have been published, when it is intended to issue them in the form of a well bound book, handy for reference. Back monthly issues of "Winners of the West" can be supplied on application to the office of publication, 908 Edmond Street, St. Joseph, Mo.

1869 (Continued)

May 11 Near Ft. Lowell, Ariz. Detachment of Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav

May 13 Beaver Creek, or Elephant Rock, Kans Trs. A, B, F, H, I, L, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav. Major E. A.Carr in command. Soldiers killed, 4.
Soldiers wounded, 3.
Indians killed, 25.
Indians wounded, 20.

May 15 Near Ft. Lowell, Ariz. Detachment of Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Soldiers wounded, 1.

May 16 Spring Creek, Nebr. Trs. A, B, F, H, I, L, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav. Major E.A. Carr in command. Fight was with 400 of the "Dog Soldier" Cheyennes. Soldiers wounded, 3.

May 18 Ft. Bayard, N.M. Indians ran off stock, were pursued by troops and their village destroyed.

May 18-26 Scout in Black Range, N.M. Detachment of Tr. B, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Major H. C. Merriam, 38^th U.S. Infty., in command.

May 21 Near Ft. Fred Steele, Wyo. Detachments of Co. B and H, 4^th U.S. Infty. Lieut. J.H. Spencer in command.

May 22-28 Mineral Springs, vicinity of, Ariz. Tr. K, 1^st U.S. Cav.,; Co. I, 32^nd U.S. Infty.; and Indian scouts. Capt. I.R. Dunkelberger, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command. Indians killed, 4.
Indians captured, 4.

May 25 Settlements in Jewell County, Kans. Raided by the Indians. Citizens killed, 6.

May 26 Sheridan, Kans. Indians attacked a wagon train. Citizens wounded, 2.

May 29 Fossil Station, Kans. At night threw a train from the track of the Kansas Pacific Railway. Citizens killed, 2.
Citizens, wounded, 4.

May 30 Salt Creek, Kans Attacked 3 couriers of the 7^th U.S. Cav., and chased them 10 miles. Citizens killed, 1.

May 30 Near Ft. Hays, Kans Attacked 3 government teamsters and drove them into the post.

May 30 to June 3 Near Toll Gate, Ariz. Detachment of Trs. E, F, and K, 8^th U.S. Cav., Major W. R. Price in command. Indians killed, 4.

May 31 Rose Creek, Kans. A government train was attacked. Soldiers wounded, 2.
Indians wounded, 5.

May 31 Buffalo Creek, Kans. Detachment of Tr. G, 7^th U.S. Cav.

June 1 Settlements on Solomon River, Kans. Detachment of Cavalry pursued but without success. Citizens killed, 13. 150 head of stock run off.

June 1 Camp on Solomon River, Kans. Detachment of Tr. G, 7^th U.S. Cav. Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians wounded, 1.
Indian ponies captured.

June 3-4 Rio Pinto, Pinal Mountains, Ariz. Tr. E, 1^st U.S. Cav.; Tr. C. 8^th U.S. Cav; detachment of Co. F, 14^th U. S. Infty. Capt. G.B. Sanford, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command. Indians killed, 20.
Indians captured, 4.
Soldiers wounded, 1.
Chief Squirrel Rifle killed.

June 4 Grinnell Station, Kans. Indians pulled up the track of the railroad but were repulsed by the military guard.

June 7 Johnson's River and Pecos River, Texas. Detachments of Trs. G, L, and M, 9^th U.S. Cav. Col R. S. Mackenzie, 41^st U.S. Infty., in command. Soldiers killed, 1.
Indians killed, 2.

June 10 Solomon River, Kans. Indians attempted to stampede the stock at the camp of a scouting party.

June 10 Settlements on Asher Creek, Kans. Town raided. Indians pursued by Cavalry. Stolen stock recovered.

June 11 Solomon River, Kans. Bat. A, 1^st U.S. Artillery. Capt. W.M. Graham in command.

June 12 Solomon River, Kans. Some cavalry struck and pursued the trail of a marauding band of Indians, but did not succeed in over taking them.

June 16 Near Toll Gate, Ariz. Detachments of Trs. E and F, 8^th U.S. Cav. Escort group under Lieut. A. B. Jerome. Soldiers killed, 1.
Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 3.

June 19 Fort Wallace, Kans. Garrison Troops. Indians attacked a Government train. Detachments of Trs. B, C, and D, 5^th U.S. Infty.

June 19 Near Sheridan, Kans. Detachment of Tr. E, 7^th U.S. Cav. A surveying party, escorted by the cavalry, were attacked by Indians. Soldiers wounded, 2.
Indians killed, 4.
Indians wounded, 12.

June 19-July 5 Red Rock Country, Ariz Trl L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. A.B. Curtiss in command. Indians killed, 7.
Indians captured, 1.

June 20 Scandanavia, Kans. Detachment of Cavalry Indians killed, 1.

June 26 Santa Maria River, near Toll Gate, Ariz. Tr. F, 8^th U.S. Cav. Major W.R. Price in command. Indians killed, 4.

June 26 Sheridan, Kans Soldiers killed, 1.

June 27 Great Mouth Canyon, Ariz. Tr. K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt S.B.M. Young in command. Indians killed, 3.

June 30 Burro Mountain, N.M. Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Capt. R.F. Bernard in command. Indians wounded, 4.

July 3 Hell Canyon, Ariz. Tr. L, 8^th U.S. Cav.Lieut. A.B. Curtiss in command. Indians killed, 4.

July 5 Frenchman's Fork, Colo. Trs. A, E, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; Trs. A, E, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav., Pawnee scouts. Major W.B. Royal, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command. Indians killed, 3.
Several Indians wounded.

July 6 Hac-qua-hallawater, Ariz. Detachment of Tr. E, 1^st U.S. Cav.; Detachment of Tr. C, 8^th U.S. Cav., Lieut. Wm. McCleave, 8^th U.S. Cav., in command. Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 9.
Indians wounded, 10.

July 6 Frenchman's Fork, Nebr. Tr. A, 5^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. G. F. Price in command. Indians killed, 3.
Indians wounded, 3.

July 8 Near Republican River, Kans. Detachment of Tr. M, 5^th U. S. Cav. Corporal John Kile in command Indians wounded, 2.

July 8 Republican River, Kans. Night attack on Gen. Eugene A. Carr's camp. Soldiers wounded, 1.

July 10 to 17 New Mexico. Attacks on stages. Stages attacked 3 times in one week. Citizens killed, 10.

July 11 Summit Springs, Colo. Detachment of Trs. A, C, D, E, G, H, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; and 3 companies of Indian scouts. Major E.A. Carr, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command. Indian village was surprised and captured. 274 horses, 144 mules, quantities of arms and ammunition, and about $1,500 in United States money, were among the items captured Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 52.
Indians captured, 15.
Chief Tall Bull killed.

July 13-August 19 Scout from Camp Grant, White Mountains, Ariz Detachments of Trs. K and L, 1^st Cav., and Detachments of Cos. B, F, and I, 32^nd U.S. Infty. Major John Green, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command. Indians killed, 11.
Indians wounded, 2.
Indians captured, 13.

July 22-23 North Platte, Nebr. Tr. K, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Lieut. J. A. Wanless in command Soldiers wounded, 1.

July 25 Near Ft. Stanton, N.M. Troops struck the trail of Indians, pursued the savages to their village, destroyed it. Indians escaped into canyons. No casualties.

July 27 New Mexico. Troops pursued a band of Indians, overtaking them Indians wounded, 3. Captured 3 Indian ponies and recovered some stolen stock

August 2 Near Fort Sedgwick, Colo. Trs. A, C, D, E, G, H, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; 3 companies of Pawnee scouts. Col. W.B. Royall, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command.

August 3 Ft. Stevenson, Dak. Cos. E and F, 22^nd U.S. Infty. Capt. S.A. Wainwright in command.Attack on herd.

August 5 Ft. Stevenson, Dak. Garrison of post and Detachment of scouts. Lieut. F.E. Parsons, 22^nd U.S. Infty., in command. Co. R of the Scouts. Attack on herd.

August 9 Grinnell Station, Kans. Destroyed 150 yds. of telegraph line. Driven off by military guard.

August 10 Ft. Buford, Dak Citizens killed, 4.

August 15 Near San Augustine Pass, N.M. Trs. F and H, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Capt. Frank Stanwood in command.

August 19 Eagle Creek, Mont. Detachment of Co. B, 13^th U.W. Infty. Train from Camp Cook, Mont Citizens killed, 1.
Indians killed, 4.
Indians wounded, 2.

August 19 Near Helena, Mont. Citizens killed, 1.
Citizens wounded, 1.,

August 21 Cayote Station, Kans Military guard.

August 25 Santa Maria River, Ariz. Tr. B, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. Rufus Somerby in command. Indians killed, 9.
Indians wounded, 7.

August 25 Tonto Station, near Toll Gate, Ariz Trs. E, F, and K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. Robert Carrick in command. Indians killed, 6.
Indians captured, 1.

August 26 Tonto Pleateau, near Toll Gate, Ariz. Trs. E, F, and K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. Robert Carrick in command. Soldiers killed, 1.

September 5 Troops from Ft. Stanton, N.M. Soldiers wounded, 2. Soldiers killed, 3.
Soldiers wounded, 7.

September 5 Camp Date Creek, Ariz Tr. B, 8^th U.S. Cav., Detachment of Co. F, 12^th U.S. Infty. Lieut. Rufus Somerby in command. Indians killed, 3.

September 12 Laramie Peak, Wyo. Detachments of Cos. D and G, 4^th U.S. Infty. Lieut.T.E. True in command. Soldiers killed, 1.
Soldiers wounded, 1.
Train escort.

September 14 Popo Agie, Wyo Tr. D, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Lieut. C. B. Stambaugh in command. Soldiers wounded, 2.
Indians killed, 2.
Indians wounded, 7.

September 14 Little Wind River, Wyo. One man of Co. K, 7^th U.S. Infty. The man was John Holt and he was killed.

September 14 On Popoagie River, Wyo. Detachment of Tr. D, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Lieut. C. B. Stambaugh in command. Soldiers killed, 2.
Indians killed, 2.
Indians wounded, 10.
One Indian pony captured.

September 15 Near Whiskey Gap, Wyo Detachment of Co. B, 4^th U.S. Infty.; and Cos. B, D, F, and I, 7^th U.S. Infty. Lieut. J.H. Spencer, 4^th U.S. Infty. In command. Fight with about 300 Indians. Soldiers killed, 1.

September 16 Salt Fork of Brazos River, Texas Trs. B, C, F, and M, 9^th U.S. Cav., Detachment of 41^st U.S. Infty. Capt. Henry Carroll, 9^th U.S. Cav., in command. Soldiers wounded, 3.

September 17 Near Ft. Stanton, N.M. Indians ran off stock, were pursued, their village destroyed. Indians wounded, 3.

September 17 Point of Rocks, Wyo. Attack on stage. Citizens killed, 1.

September 17 Twin Creek, Wyo. Mail escort attacked and driven into the mountains.

September 20-21 Brazos River, Texas Detachments of Tr. B and E, 9^th U.S. Cav. Capt. Henry Carroll in command. Soldiers wounded, 1.

September 20 Ft. Bascom, N.M. Troops from fort pursued a band of Indians into the mountains.

September 23 Red Creek, Ariz. Cos. D and L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. T.W. Gibson in command. Indians killed, 18.

September 23 Ft. Cummings, N.M. Troops from the Fort pursued marauding Indians and recaptured 30 stolen horses.

September 24 Ranches near Ft. Bayard, N.M. Troops followed Indians to their village and destroyed it. Indians wounded, 3.

September 26 San Francisco Mountains, N.M. Troops pursued Indians to their village, destroyed it, and recovered some stolen sheep. Indians wounded, 2.

September 26 Prairie Dog Creek, Kans. Trs. B, C, F, L, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; Trs. B, c, and M, 2^nd U.S. Cav.; and 2 companies of Pawnee scouts. Lieut. Col. Thos. Duncan, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command. Pursued the Indians to their village, consisting of 56 lodges, which were destroyed the following day. From the Indian prisoner it was ascertained that the band were all Sioux, under Pawnee Killer and Whistler. Some surveyor's instruments were also found and identified as belonging to Mr. Nelson Buck's surveying party, consisting of about 12 persons, all of whom had been recently murdered and their camp destroyed. Indians killed, 1.
Indians captured, 1.

September 29 Near Ft. Bayard, N.M. Post troops pursued the Indians for a week, destroying their village. Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 3.
Indians wounded, 3.

September 29-October 6 Miembres Mountains, N.M. Detachment of Tr. B, 3^rd U.S. Cav., and Cos. A and C, 38^th U.S. Infty.

October 5 Dragoon Springs, Ariz. Detachment of Co. D, 21^st U.S. Infty. Soldiers killed, 4

October 8 Chiricahua Pass, Ariz. Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Lieut. W. H. Winters in command. Soldiers wounded, 2.
Indians killed, 12.

October 12 Red Rock, Ark. Tr. L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Non-commissioned officer in command. Indians killed, 2.

October 15 Mogollon Mountains, N.M. Troops pursued a band of Indians to the mountains and recaptured 30 horses.

October 20 Chiricahua Mountains, Ariz. Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. And Tr. G, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt. R.F. Bernard, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command. Soldiers killed, 2.
Soldiers wounded, 2.
Indians killed, 18.
Lieut. John Lafferty, 8^th U.S. Cav. Wounded.

October 23 Miembres Mountains, N.M. Troops pursued Indians to mountains where they defeated them. Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 3.
Indians wounded, 3.

October 28-29 Headwaters of the Brazos River, Texas Trs. B, C, F, G, L, and M, 9^th U.S. Cav.; Trs. D and F, 4^th U.S. Cav.; Detachment of 24^th U.S. Inftry.; and Indian Scouts. Capt. J.M. Bacon, 9^th U.S. Cav., in command. Soldiers wounded, 8.
Indians killed, 50.
Indians captured, 7.

October 31 Chiricahua Mountains, Ariz. Tr. G, 8^th U.S. Cav.; and Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Capt. R.F. Bernard, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command. Indians killed, 2.

November 2 Near Ft. Sill, Indian Territory. Troops recovered a white captive from a band of Indians.

November 6 Garde, Ariz. Tr. K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. J.D. Stevenson in command. Indians captured, 2.

November 6 Between Fts. Fetterman and Laramie, Wyo. Tr. K, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Capt. James Eagan in command. Soldiers killed, 2.

November 10 Tompkins Valley, Ariz. Tr. L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Non-commissioned officer in command. Indians killed, 4

November 16-28 Scout on Santa Maris River, Ariz. Detachment of Trs. D and L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt. Chas. Hobart in command. Indians wounded, 2.
Indians killed, 2.

November 18 Guadaloupe Mountains, N.M. Detachment of Tr. F, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Lieut. H. B. Cushing in command. Pursued Indians 200 miles. Soldiers wounded, 2.
Indians captured, 1.
Recovered 150 head of stolen stock.

November 24 Headwaters of Llano River, Texas Detachments of Trs. F and M, 9^th U.S. Cav. Capt. E.M. Heyl in command. Indians killed, 1.
Capt. Heyl wounded.

December 1 Near Horseshoe, Wyo. Detachments of Cos. A, D, E, F, G, and K, 4^th U.S. Infty. Mail Escort. Sergeant Conrad Bahr, Co. E, in command. Soldiers wounded, 3.

December 2 Between Ft. Laramie and Ft. Fetterman, Wyo. Mail escort of ten men attacked. Soldiers wounded, 2.

December 10 Mount Buford, or Chilson's Creek, Ariz. Tr. E, 1^st U.S. Cav., Tr. A, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt. G.B. Sanford, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command. Soldiers wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 11.

December 9-10 Walnut Hill, Lee County, Va. Detachment of Tr. K, 5^th U.S. Cav.

December 15 Bunker Hill Station, Kans. Indians attacked but were repulsed by military guard.

December 25 Johnson's Mail Station, Texas. Detachment of Tr. E, 9^th U.S. Cav. Non-commissioned officer in command.

December 26 Sanguinara Canyon, Guadaloupe Mountains, Texas Tr. F, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Lieut. H.B. Cushing in command. Lieut. Franklin Yeaton severely wounded and later died.

December 26 Ft. Wrangel, Alaska. Bat. I, 2^nd U.S. Artillery. Lieut. Wm. Barrows in command. Citizens wounded, 1.
Indians killed, 1.
Indians wounded, 1.

December 30 Delaware Creek, Guadaloupe Mountains, Texas Tr. F, 3^rd Cav. Lieut. H.B. Cushing in command.

May 11	Near Ft. Lowell, Ariz.	Detachment of Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav
May 13	Beaver Creek, or Elephant Rock, Kans	Trs. A, B, F, H, I, L, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav. Major E. A.Carr in command.	Soldiers killed, 4. Soldiers wounded, 3. Indians killed, 25. Indians wounded, 20.
May 15	Near Ft. Lowell, Ariz.	Detachment of Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav.	Soldiers wounded, 1.
May 16	Spring Creek, Nebr.	Trs. A, B, F, H, I, L, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav. Major E.A. Carr in command. Fight was with 400 of the "Dog Soldier" Cheyennes.	Soldiers wounded, 3.
May 18	Ft. Bayard, N.M.	Indians ran off stock, were pursued by troops and their village destroyed.
May 18-26	Scout in Black Range, N.M.	Detachment of Tr. B, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Major H. C. Merriam, 38^th U.S. Infty., in command.
May 21	Near Ft. Fred Steele, Wyo.	Detachments of Co. B and H, 4^th U.S. Infty. Lieut. J.H. Spencer in command.
May 22-28	Mineral Springs, vicinity of, Ariz.	Tr. K, 1^st U.S. Cav.,; Co. I, 32^nd U.S. Infty.; and Indian scouts. Capt. I.R. Dunkelberger, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command.	Indians killed, 4. Indians captured, 4.
May 25	Settlements in Jewell County, Kans. Raided by the Indians.		Citizens killed, 6.
May 26	Sheridan, Kans. Indians attacked a wagon train.		Citizens wounded, 2.
May 29	Fossil Station, Kans.	At night threw a train from the track of the Kansas Pacific Railway.	Citizens killed, 2. Citizens, wounded, 4.
May 30	Salt Creek, Kans	Attacked 3 couriers of the 7^th U.S. Cav., and chased them 10 miles.	Citizens killed, 1.
May 30	Near Ft. Hays, Kans	Attacked 3 government teamsters and drove them into the post.
May 30 to June 3	Near Toll Gate, Ariz.	Detachment of Trs. E, F, and K, 8^th U.S. Cav., Major W. R. Price in command.	Indians killed, 4.
May 31	Rose Creek, Kans.	A government train was attacked.	Soldiers wounded, 2. Indians wounded, 5.
May 31	Buffalo Creek, Kans.	Detachment of Tr. G, 7^th U.S. Cav.
June 1	Settlements on Solomon River, Kans.	Detachment of Cavalry pursued but without success.	Citizens killed, 13. 150 head of stock run off.
June 1	Camp on Solomon River, Kans.	Detachment of Tr. G, 7^th U.S. Cav.	Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians wounded, 1. Indian ponies captured.
June 3-4	Rio Pinto, Pinal Mountains, Ariz.	Tr. E, 1^st U.S. Cav.; Tr. C. 8^th U.S. Cav; detachment of Co. F, 14^th U. S. Infty. Capt. G.B. Sanford, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command.	Indians killed, 20. Indians captured, 4. Soldiers wounded, 1. Chief Squirrel Rifle killed.
June 4	Grinnell Station, Kans.	Indians pulled up the track of the railroad but were repulsed by the military guard.
June 7	Johnson's River and Pecos River, Texas.	Detachments of Trs. G, L, and M, 9^th U.S. Cav. Col R. S. Mackenzie, 41^st U.S. Infty., in command.	Soldiers killed, 1. Indians killed, 2.
June 10	Solomon River, Kans.	Indians attempted to stampede the stock at the camp of a scouting party.
June 10	Settlements on Asher Creek, Kans.	Town raided. Indians pursued by Cavalry. Stolen stock recovered.
June 11	Solomon River, Kans.	Bat. A, 1^st U.S. Artillery. Capt. W.M. Graham in command.
June 12	Solomon River, Kans.	Some cavalry struck and pursued the trail of a marauding band of Indians, but did not succeed in over taking them.
June 16	Near Toll Gate, Ariz.	Detachments of Trs. E and F, 8^th U.S. Cav. Escort group under Lieut. A. B. Jerome.	Soldiers killed, 1. Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians killed, 3.
June 19	Fort Wallace, Kans.	Garrison Troops. Indians attacked a Government train. Detachments of Trs. B, C, and D, 5^th U.S. Infty.
June 19	Near Sheridan, Kans.	Detachment of Tr. E, 7^th U.S. Cav. A surveying party, escorted by the cavalry, were attacked by Indians.	Soldiers wounded, 2. Indians killed, 4. Indians wounded, 12.
June 19-July 5	Red Rock Country, Ariz	Trl L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. A.B. Curtiss in command.	Indians killed, 7. Indians captured, 1.
June 20	Scandanavia, Kans.	Detachment of Cavalry	Indians killed, 1.
June 26	Santa Maria River, near Toll Gate, Ariz.	Tr. F, 8^th U.S. Cav. Major W.R. Price in command.	Indians killed, 4.
June 26	Sheridan, Kans		Soldiers killed, 1.
June 27	Great Mouth Canyon, Ariz.	Tr. K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt S.B.M. Young in command.	Indians killed, 3.
June 30	Burro Mountain, N.M.	Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Capt. R.F. Bernard in command.	Indians wounded, 4.
July 3	Hell Canyon, Ariz.	Tr. L, 8^th U.S. Cav.Lieut. A.B. Curtiss in command.	Indians killed, 4.
July 5	Frenchman's Fork, Colo.	Trs. A, E, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; Trs. A, E, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav., Pawnee scouts. Major W.B. Royal, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command.	Indians killed, 3. Several Indians wounded.
July 6	Hac-qua-hallawater, Ariz.	Detachment of Tr. E, 1^st U.S. Cav.; Detachment of Tr. C, 8^th U.S. Cav., Lieut. Wm. McCleave, 8^th U.S. Cav., in command.	Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians killed, 9. Indians wounded, 10.
July 6	Frenchman's Fork, Nebr.	Tr. A, 5^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. G. F. Price in command.	Indians killed, 3. Indians wounded, 3.
July 8	Near Republican River, Kans.	Detachment of Tr. M, 5^th U. S. Cav. Corporal John Kile in command	Indians wounded, 2.
July 8	Republican River, Kans.	Night attack on Gen. Eugene A. Carr's camp.	Soldiers wounded, 1.
July 10 to 17	New Mexico.	Attacks on stages. Stages attacked 3 times in one week.	Citizens killed, 10.
July 11	Summit Springs, Colo.	Detachment of Trs. A, C, D, E, G, H, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; and 3 companies of Indian scouts. Major E.A. Carr, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command. Indian village was surprised and captured. 274 horses, 144 mules, quantities of arms and ammunition, and about $1,500 in United States money, were among the items captured	Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians killed, 52. Indians captured, 15. Chief Tall Bull killed.
July 13-August 19	Scout from Camp Grant, White Mountains, Ariz	Detachments of Trs. K and L, 1^st Cav., and Detachments of Cos. B, F, and I, 32^nd U.S. Infty. Major John Green, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command.	Indians killed, 11. Indians wounded, 2. Indians captured, 13.
July 22-23	North Platte, Nebr.	Tr. K, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Lieut. J. A. Wanless in command	Soldiers wounded, 1.
July 25	Near Ft. Stanton, N.M.	Troops struck the trail of Indians, pursued the savages to their village, destroyed it. Indians escaped into canyons.	No casualties.
July 27	New Mexico.	Troops pursued a band of Indians, overtaking them	Indians wounded, 3. Captured 3 Indian ponies and recovered some stolen stock
August 2	Near Fort Sedgwick, Colo.	Trs. A, C, D, E, G, H, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; 3 companies of Pawnee scouts. Col. W.B. Royall, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command.
August 3	Ft. Stevenson, Dak.	Cos. E and F, 22^nd U.S. Infty. Capt. S.A. Wainwright in command.Attack on herd.
August 5	Ft. Stevenson, Dak.	Garrison of post and Detachment of scouts. Lieut. F.E. Parsons, 22^nd U.S. Infty., in command. Co. R of the Scouts. Attack on herd.
August 9	Grinnell Station, Kans.	Destroyed 150 yds. of telegraph line. Driven off by military guard.
August 10	Ft. Buford, Dak		Citizens killed, 4.
August 15	Near San Augustine Pass, N.M.	Trs. F and H, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Capt. Frank Stanwood in command.
August 19	Eagle Creek, Mont.	Detachment of Co. B, 13^th U.W. Infty. Train from Camp Cook, Mont	Citizens killed, 1. Indians killed, 4. Indians wounded, 2.
August 19	Near Helena, Mont.		Citizens killed, 1. Citizens wounded, 1.,
August 21	Cayote Station, Kans	Military guard.
August 25	Santa Maria River, Ariz.	Tr. B, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. Rufus Somerby in command.	Indians killed, 9. Indians wounded, 7.
August 25	Tonto Station, near Toll Gate, Ariz	Trs. E, F, and K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. Robert Carrick in command.	Indians killed, 6. Indians captured, 1.
August 26	Tonto Pleateau, near Toll Gate, Ariz.	Trs. E, F, and K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. Robert Carrick in command.	Soldiers killed, 1.
September 5		Troops from Ft. Stanton, N.M.	Soldiers wounded, 2. Soldiers killed, 3. Soldiers wounded, 7.
September 5	Camp Date Creek, Ariz	Tr. B, 8^th U.S. Cav., Detachment of Co. F, 12^th U.S. Infty. Lieut. Rufus Somerby in command.	Indians killed, 3.
September 12	Laramie Peak, Wyo.	Detachments of Cos. D and G, 4^th U.S. Infty. Lieut.T.E. True in command.	Soldiers killed, 1. Soldiers wounded, 1. Train escort.

September 14	Popo Agie, Wyo	Tr. D, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Lieut. C. B. Stambaugh in command.	Soldiers wounded, 2. Indians killed, 2. Indians wounded, 7.
September 14	Little Wind River, Wyo.	One man of Co. K, 7^th U.S. Infty. The man was John Holt and he was killed.
September 14	On Popoagie River, Wyo.	Detachment of Tr. D, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Lieut. C. B. Stambaugh in command.	Soldiers killed, 2. Indians killed, 2. Indians wounded, 10. One Indian pony captured.
September 15	Near Whiskey Gap, Wyo	Detachment of Co. B, 4^th U.S. Infty.; and Cos. B, D, F, and I, 7^th U.S. Infty. Lieut. J.H. Spencer, 4^th U.S. Infty. In command. Fight with about 300 Indians.	Soldiers killed, 1.
September 16	Salt Fork of Brazos River, Texas	Trs. B, C, F, and M, 9^th U.S. Cav., Detachment of 41^st U.S. Infty. Capt. Henry Carroll, 9^th U.S. Cav., in command.	Soldiers wounded, 3.
September 17	Near Ft. Stanton, N.M.	Indians ran off stock, were pursued, their village destroyed.	Indians wounded, 3.
September 17	Point of Rocks, Wyo.	Attack on stage.	Citizens killed, 1.
September 17	Twin Creek, Wyo.	Mail escort attacked and driven into the mountains.
September 20-21	Brazos River, Texas	Detachments of Tr. B and E, 9^th U.S. Cav. Capt. Henry Carroll in command.	Soldiers wounded, 1.
September 20	Ft. Bascom, N.M.	Troops from fort pursued a band of Indians into the mountains.
September 23	Red Creek, Ariz.	Cos. D and L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. T.W. Gibson in command.	Indians killed, 18.
September 23	Ft. Cummings, N.M.	Troops from the Fort pursued marauding Indians and recaptured 30 stolen horses.
September 24	Ranches near Ft. Bayard, N.M.	Troops followed Indians to their village and destroyed it.	Indians wounded, 3.
September 26	San Francisco Mountains, N.M.	Troops pursued Indians to their village, destroyed it, and recovered some stolen sheep.	Indians wounded, 2.
September 26	Prairie Dog Creek, Kans.	Trs. B, C, F, L, and M, 5^th U.S. Cav.; Trs. B, c, and M, 2^nd U.S. Cav.; and 2 companies of Pawnee scouts. Lieut. Col. Thos. Duncan, 5^th U.S. Cav., in command. Pursued the Indians to their village, consisting of 56 lodges, which were destroyed the following day. From the Indian prisoner it was ascertained that the band were all Sioux, under Pawnee Killer and Whistler. Some surveyor's instruments were also found and identified as belonging to Mr. Nelson Buck's surveying party, consisting of about 12 persons, all of whom had been recently murdered and their camp destroyed.	Indians killed, 1. Indians captured, 1.
September 29	Near Ft. Bayard, N.M.	Post troops pursued the Indians for a week, destroying their village.	Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians killed, 3. Indians wounded, 3.
September 29-October 6	Miembres Mountains, N.M.	Detachment of Tr. B, 3^rd U.S. Cav., and Cos. A and C, 38^th U.S. Infty.
October 5	Dragoon Springs, Ariz.	Detachment of Co. D, 21^st U.S. Infty.	Soldiers killed, 4
October 8	Chiricahua Pass, Ariz.	Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Lieut. W. H. Winters in command.	Soldiers wounded, 2. Indians killed, 12.
October 12	Red Rock, Ark.	Tr. L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Non-commissioned officer in command.	Indians killed, 2.
October 15	Mogollon Mountains, N.M.	Troops pursued a band of Indians to the mountains and recaptured 30 horses.
October 20	Chiricahua Mountains, Ariz.	Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. And Tr. G, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt. R.F. Bernard, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command.	Soldiers killed, 2. Soldiers wounded, 2. Indians killed, 18. Lieut. John Lafferty, 8^th U.S. Cav. Wounded.
October 23	Miembres Mountains, N.M.	Troops pursued Indians to mountains where they defeated them.	Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians killed, 3. Indians wounded, 3.
October 28-29	Headwaters of the Brazos River, Texas	Trs. B, C, F, G, L, and M, 9^th U.S. Cav.; Trs. D and F, 4^th U.S. Cav.; Detachment of 24^th U.S. Inftry.; and Indian Scouts. Capt. J.M. Bacon, 9^th U.S. Cav., in command.	Soldiers wounded, 8. Indians killed, 50. Indians captured, 7.
October 31	Chiricahua Mountains, Ariz.	Tr. G, 8^th U.S. Cav.; and Tr. G, 1^st U.S. Cav. Capt. R.F. Bernard, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command.	Indians killed, 2.
November 2	Near Ft. Sill, Indian Territory.	Troops recovered a white captive from a band of Indians.
November 6	Garde, Ariz.	Tr. K, 8^th U.S. Cav. Lieut. J.D. Stevenson in command.	Indians captured, 2.
November 6	Between Fts. Fetterman and Laramie, Wyo.	Tr. K, 2^nd U.S. Cav. Capt. James Eagan in command.	Soldiers killed, 2.
November 10	Tompkins Valley, Ariz.	Tr. L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Non-commissioned officer in command.	Indians killed, 4
November 16-28	Scout on Santa Maris River, Ariz.	Detachment of Trs. D and L, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt. Chas. Hobart in command.	Indians wounded, 2. Indians killed, 2.
November 18	Guadaloupe Mountains, N.M.	Detachment of Tr. F, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Lieut. H. B. Cushing in command. Pursued Indians 200 miles.	Soldiers wounded, 2. Indians captured, 1. Recovered 150 head of stolen stock.
November 24	Headwaters of Llano River, Texas	Detachments of Trs. F and M, 9^th U.S. Cav. Capt. E.M. Heyl in command.	Indians killed, 1. Capt. Heyl wounded.
December 1	Near Horseshoe, Wyo.	Detachments of Cos. A, D, E, F, G, and K, 4^th U.S. Infty. Mail Escort. Sergeant Conrad Bahr, Co. E, in command.	Soldiers wounded, 3.
December 2	Between Ft. Laramie and Ft. Fetterman, Wyo.	Mail escort of ten men attacked.	Soldiers wounded, 2.
December 10	Mount Buford, or Chilson's Creek, Ariz.	Tr. E, 1^st U.S. Cav., Tr. A, 8^th U.S. Cav. Capt. G.B. Sanford, 1^st U.S. Cav., in command.	Soldiers wounded, 1. Indians killed, 11.
December 9-10	Walnut Hill, Lee County, Va.	Detachment of Tr. K, 5^th U.S. Cav.
December 15	Bunker Hill Station, Kans.	Indians attacked but were repulsed by military guard.
December 25	Johnson's Mail Station, Texas.	Detachment of Tr. E, 9^th U.S. Cav. Non-commissioned officer in command.
December 26	Sanguinara Canyon, Guadaloupe Mountains, Texas	Tr. F, 3^rd U.S. Cav. Lieut. H.B. Cushing in command.	Lieut. Franklin Yeaton severely wounded and later died.
December 26	Ft. Wrangel, Alaska.	Bat. I, 2^nd U.S. Artillery. Lieut. Wm. Barrows in command.	Citizens wounded, 1. Indians killed, 1. Indians wounded, 1.
December 30	Delaware Creek, Guadaloupe Mountains, Texas	Tr. F, 3^rd Cav. Lieut. H.B. Cushing in command.