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On a hot night in August of 1871, Abilene Marshall Wild Bill Hickock was summoned to the

American House Hotel. Gun shots had erupted in the night, and Hickock needed to figure

out what was going on. The details of the shooting are still in question, so it's likely

Hickock knew even less than we do today. He rushed into the lobby and was probably directed

to the source of the shots on the second floor. There was a dead man in one of the rooms,

and he was clearly the victim of the shooting. His name would be reported in the Abilene

Chronicle as Charles Cougar. The newspaper also stated that there were four bullet holes

in the wall of Cougar's hotel room. It looked like someone in the neighboring room had

fired through the wall and killed Cougar while the poor man was sitting in his bed reading

the newspaper. There was obviously nothing Bill could do for the dead man, so he looked

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