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The funeral of Henry Chlcone, a trooper of tho Sixth United States Cavalry, who was killed at Presidio, Texas, last Friday when his revolver
was accidentally discharged, was attended by guardsmen just returned from the border. Six members of Company M, First Pennsylvania
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