Notes and News Snapshot of Political and Weather Reports
A sprawling wrap of mid-19th century items covers political moves in Congress including land contest bills, state admissions, and electoral maneuvers. It notes harsh winter conditions with deep snow in New York and New England, a frost at Tongue River, and general military movements. Reports mention pardons, arrests, and various local political intrigues with named figures and party shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder
Irenowssted
Mignéapalis
Wisher
ETA Viford
Cama
Miles
Tongue River
New York
Huampologiees
Powers Nor Council
Niahoits
Setytan
Loulaleoe
Frost
Miaour
House
Colorado
St Brogress
New England
Waniny
Alvin Saunders
U. S
Inphuce
Hitchcock
Gen
Touune River
Aaléty
Hirip
Fort @eok
Mull
Widen
Democratic Committee
Oregon
Utwe Dowdt F
Washington Union Telegraphs
Chapman
Senator Window
Tilden
Wit Hewitt
Grover
Cronin
Palterada
Philadelts
Tia
Jawanmla
Henen
Idea Etiaiber
Thes Louisiaia
Howwe
Pepera
Fernando
The Presidential Muddle and Sioux Realignment Debate
The Dominion Government reports 500 hostile Sioux families crossing the boundary near Wood Mountain to encamp, while Congress debates a bill to regulate electoral vote counting. The plan includes a 15 member commission for disputes and faces Republican opposition led by Morton Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitting Bull
Dominion
Wood Mountain
Senate
House
Morton
Congress
Supreme Court
Morton, Shermen
Conkling
Bénards
Frelinghuysen
Geo. F. Hoar
U. S
Massachusetts
Seminary plan for Gretclas girls school in Bismarck
The Right Reverend Bishop Seiden bush of St. Cloud writes Mrs Sloughter he will visit Bismarck this year to establish a Gretclas Seminary and Boarding school for young ladies under the Sisters of Charity. It will serve local families and officers at Missouri River posts and may attract patrons from distant areas seeking education for daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jashelic Seminary
Seidenbush
St. Cloud
Sloughter
Bismarck
Gretclas Seminary
Sisters of Wharfty
Ghureb
Biswsarck
Warioug
Missouri
Carland's Pony Brigade Returns from Harsh Trail
Maj. Carland arrived from St. Paul after leading the pony brigade across winter prairies and tracking ponies seized from servers. He is ordered to return to Minnesota by the route he used, with pay and sale receipts for ponies found. The march, spanning nearly four hundred miles, endured losses from lack of hay, harsh weather, and scattered stragglers along the dead prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carland
Maj
St. Paul
Department
Leas
Minnesota
Enow
Notable Officers and Aide Report From Fort Assembly
Gen Hazen and Geo Whistler with Major Clark of the 224 Lofty depart Fore Buford on Monday for a seven day detachment. Dr McKinney joined the march. Lieut Garrett, already ill with rheumatism, heads toward St Paul and likely Kentucky on leave for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Geo Whistler
Clark
McKinney
Buford
Hasen
Garrett
T. Paul
Kentucky
Ueber
Mal
Hazing a Filemte Spicer Bystander Laughs at Hayes Car
A Boston street scene from the Boston Commercial Bulletin recounts a political confrontation as a waning crowd surrounds Spicer and a distractible figure, asking after Gov. Hayes. The conductor shrugs, noting Hayes is not aboard, while the crowd jeers and the Irishwoman and passengers observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer
Florida
South Carolina
Tremont Street
Hayes
Boston
Boston Commercial Bulletin
Christmas Stockings and Sass Stirred Detroit
A boy missing from the Christmas display recounts envy at the post office as others show candy dogs and tin whistles. He blames sass from his father over chores, leading to a fight and his departure from home, with a rift not yet healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Detroit Free Press
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Bismarck Gribune
Weuresuay
Feibune CO
A. Lognsberry
Or and Manegeraupsor
H. J. Thorpson
Nate
Wagoner
Gol
Auten
Be. Paul
Wnd Bir
Acker
Wuyuue
Coumley
Salea
Exili
Ace
Tiedinghiu Hous
Auay
United Sectio
Deratdii
Democrats
Blvetan
Wilkiawn
Deastri
Windom
Wilkinson
Benate
Palmer
Eader
Eloux
James Gordes Bennet
Europe
Fred May
Alice
Telegraph
JOINT
Hansen
Edwards
Congress, the People and Newspapers
Jack McCall
Supreme Court of
Bakers
McCall
Wild Bill
Hao Murch
bLadie Wille
House Committee On Indian
Speneas
Fort Randall
Yankton
Yulin & Papelai
Glack Hilla
Crazy Lorsé
Wrelinghuysen
John R. McPherson
New Jersey
Freliog Nuysen
Indiana
Crazy Horse
Purlander
Ted Chas. B. Lawrence
Beson
Judiciary Committee
Tig Mincre
Melmont Clark
Seis
George Wilson
Fursyodayx Goigin
Wilson
Hollemback
Whitewood
Deadwood
Jeadwood
Reighlar
Bismare
Butuaya
Grimshaw
Belmont Clark
Merchants Hotel
Griff
E. A. Williams
N. Corey
District Court
Col. Pound
U. S. Actv
Col. J. A. Burdick
T.S. Marshall
Dakota
Fort Buford
Yellowstone Posts
Yellowstone
James Gordon Bennett
Mark Kelloge
la Grosse
Kellogg
Biswarck
Herald
Little Big Horn
Caster
Williams
Zoin
Adam Mann
Elwdéd Grimshax
Providence
Balconerina
Armaington
Pango
Theeisy
Jesus & Co
Messrs
Burleigh
Col. Wilson
Hackett
Kelliher
Back
Wallace
Dakotivn
Zeibach
Black Hills
Burleigh County
Beadle
Potter
Clarkson
Major Clarkson
McMahon
Chas. Bohring
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