Furs Sale and Local Advertisements in Cheyenne
A dense page advertises a closing out sale on furs at below eastern cost, mining goods from Smith & Marrington, and prices on clothing and jewelry. It also lists medical services in Cheyenne, real estate notices, clock and piano sales, and an annual bank stockholders meeting set for January 11, 1881, with various local merchants promoting wares and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childien
Ion Marks & Mywits
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
J. E. Wit
Fatal clash near Cooksville ends in deputy killed
A letter from Woomington reports a fight east of Cooksville where U S deputy collector Davis was killed and U S Commissioner Campbell badly beaten. Campbell, injured, describes the assault after a writ attempt, with Welsh and Walsh named and a pursuit underway. An Ohio express train accident at Elmwood station injures several young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Woomington
Valnum County
Cooksville
Welah
James Davis
United States
U.S
G. W. Campbell
Davis
Campbell
W. M. Woolleock
Jackson Lee's
Ensland
Putnam County
Davie
Thomas Walsh
Alexander Welsh
Jackson Les Louse
Jee
George
Cookaville
Alexander Walsh
Squire Welsh
Dublin
Ohio
Expres
New Elmwood
Clara Iannsbro
Charles Puller
Annie Arta
Charleston Hangs three in ghastly murder case
A Charleston, South Carolina report says a husband found his wife dead and the killers were hanged after a crowd gathered. A Black boy Larnes confessed, naming two others. the trio were shown mercy none, then hanged by a wagon and tree. Also noted are counterfeiters captured in New York and unrest in Clare and Galway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Mammoth Mooriah Style Conservatory Burns Down
Fire destroyed the 480 foot Mooriah style structure near a residence, sweeping through the Mammoth building within half an hour. Water freezing hampered efforts. loss estimated at 100000 with no insurance. Gohl had purchased the property recently for about 9000. A more elegant replacement is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohl
Tragic Cincinnati Fire Claims Five At Factory Complex
Firefighters battled a two story dry house at John I. Jay’s bucket factory on New and Culvert streets. The blaze jumped to Crown Manufacturing in a four story building storing inflammables. Firefighters entering the Crown structure were overcome by smoke and flames. five men died three hours after bodies were recovered. All details: victims unnamed. No. 4 fire company first on scene. shute collapse sent blinding smoke. rescue efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John I’.Jay
Mount Adams
Gay
Crown Manufacturing Company
Plan to Defeat Garfeld Vote by Democratic Walkout
Washington correspondent reports Congressman Springer outlines a strategy to block Garfeld by Democrats staying away from the house and senate to deny a quorum if Vice President Wheeler tries to count the vote. Springer says he will not attend as a witness and urges colleagues to do likewise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Springer
G Garfeld
House
Senate
Wheeler
Marey
Col. Delos Th
Suckett
Meigs
Hayes
Mofo Ingalls
Gen. Dana
Daxter
Sherman
Grant
Gen. Grant
Grant Gren. Mierman
Senator Bayard Denies Philadelphia Press Statement
Senator Bayard says the claim in the Philadelphia Press that he and Arthur Conkling divided 26700 dollars from Phelps Dodge & Co for alleged customs duties is false. He states he learned of the assertion on November 25 and has never made such a statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dbayard
Boutwell
Arthur
Conkling
Philadelphia
Iis
Jayne
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Secretary of State dispatch on antisemitic crusade in Germany
Washington reports the secretary of state sent instructions to White in Berlin about presenting friendly observations on the antisemitic movement. It warns against any special enactments that target Israelites and could raise disputes over rights of American citizens visiting Germany. In Oklahoma, settlers clash with federal troops near Hitter Creek as tensions rise along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of State
White
United States
Berlin
Germany
Cauia
Vaderland
Hunnewell
Oklahoma
Hitter Creek
Alate
Cappinger
Federala
Indian Territory
Paine
Mayor Maidt
Col. Cappinger
Lieut
Mason
Odichivunis
Tbi
Droathy
Kianaad
Jay Gould Conservatory at Irvington Burns in Fire
Irvington New York December 11 Jay Gould’s conservatory on the Hudson burned this morning causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. It housed the nation’s largest greenhouse with rare and valuable tropical plants many imported at great expense and not duplicated in the United States. Workers were inside until 2 o'clock and a night watchman raised the alarm at 6 o'clock to rally the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jay Gould
Irvington
Hudson
Lews
United States
Gardner
Watehan
Downfall of Kelly Sparks Reforms Stirring New York Debate
In rapid comments from New York about Kelly’s defeat, The Tie credits public opinion and complex motives behind the nominating turmoil, while The Star laments Democratic decline and brands four Tammany aldermen with scornful marks. Pensacola fire devastates business district destroying half a million in damage and many buildings. Thoms Dilley found dead with his wife seriously harmed near Davenport, amid possible oil grudge motive and suspects Callion youths. Royal Geographical Society in London plans a polar expedition route near Franz Josef Land, aiming to map north of 75 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kelly
Star
Tammany Aldermen
Campbell
Chicago
Dee
The
Tribune
Davenport
Iowa
Colona Station
Chicago, Rock Inland & Pacific
Thoms Dilley
Asjiule
Dilley
Py Londo
Royal Geographical Society
Franz Joseph
North Pole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maraneh
Smith & Marrington's
U.P
Titwei
Amtngn
Jackson & Quinetinr's
Oc Lot
J. W. Barsnn
Zeunen, Jackson & Nurcunen's
Oolif
Addoma & Glover
Harrington
Co 11
Webti's
Spelmax
Misa Dove Wiley
Nineteenth St
Sale
Polack
Cheyenone
Mardin
Avooms &rLovEn
Dec
Sara & Makino Ron's
Key West
Corvicopis
Niu Idbelaan Dros
C. Tl. Webb's
Jackson & Buxcannn
Western Hotel
Stuimngers
Eecata
Herman Kimme
Cigarmare
Abppoms & Ghovan
T. W. Cuarvin & Co
Bugihems
Dour
J. W. Dinunen
Molack's
A & Glover
North
Jos. Davie
Mercore Callector
the Times
Yates
Streeter
Merald
Hunts
County Clare
Lyons
O'Callaghan
Limerick
Garfield
Senator Bayard
Kvaris
Hursing
Erry
Tammany
Pensacola
Penmcola
Fla
Rania Street
Aaragoma Street
Hyme
Enancola
Merchanta
Third Cavalry Band
Chowehrer Cheeriere
Ithe
Fort
A. Russell News
Art
Maxter
Thinver
A.J. Hirackett
SM Cavalry
TL. Aneh
W. A. Elderkin
Abwnee
Augustus ©. Macomb
6Th Cavalry
Port Niobrara
Willian
Motta
Edgar J. Mobertson
Ith Infantry
Livat
Chace M. Rockefeller
John Baxter
Prederick Moors
Ti Iaffantay
Jidge
Wearnit's
Odo
Puegteshding
New Hill
Thor
Mablee
Chanter
Dheka
Bovey Ipa
Nilehen
Teane Gane
Atelier
Mary Devi
Iain
Hale’s
Hopehound
C. N. Crittenton
Lauy F Pike
Pease & Taylor
Ariel
ER. L. Deponts Powder
Piuse
Ontilie
Ferguson Street
Melander
Hatter
Adon
F. Melander
16Th St
Hazard Powder Company
Beocearies
Whipple & Hay
Bet
Wyo
Deak Eaeth
Eran Peetenibes
Dae Eibide
Newton J Talestine
Meee Peli Vy
Umea
DR. Mintie & CO
Heer Olby Natbiest
Taney
Heaas
Denver
Colorado
Kiney
Aitaatihe
Garilebeserv
Galeat
Ak Mente
Clothiers
G. H
J. $. Collins
Hell Man
Clothing House
B. Hellman
Adlerslair
Inen
Cassimere
Pantshikken
Ian
Alue
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