The Millican Riot (August 8, 1868)
Title
The Millican Riot (August 8, 1868)
Subject
Millican
Description
"The Milllican Riot." Dallas Herald [Dallas, TX]. August 8, 1868: 2.
Source
The Portal to Texas History
Publisher
Dallas Herald
Date
August 8, 1868
Contributor
Amy E. Earhart
Language
English
Type
Newspaper article
Original Format
Newspaper Article
Text
The Millican Riot-- Lieutenant Green, United States Army, through whose efforts, says the Brenham Banner, "the incipient riot was quelled," informs that paper that the number killed, as near as he could learn, was seven blacks: no white man killed or wounded. The first reports of the killing were greatly exagerated.
The negroes collected were some 500 strong. The Banner reiterates, on the best testimony, that the negro whose supposed death the mob intended to avenge, is "now alive and well in Washington county", near where the riot was inaugurated. --[Galveston News.
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Citation
“The Millican Riot (August 8, 1868),” Millican Massacre, 1868, accessed April 24, 2024, https://millican.omeka.net/items/show/6.