14 Dec 1880
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1880
Page
1
Classified style notice lists fur and clothing sales, real estate bargains, clocks, syrup, toys, and a bank annual meeting. Mentions Polack clothing, Manns & Myrns dress goods, Zeunen Jackson & Tewensmits photographers, and 447 Nineteenth address. Also notes Glenn's Sourmen Soap and Hoots and Shoes at Smith & Marrington.
Washington reports on West's resolution to probe hiring in the signal corps and officer promotions, amid party lines. Edmounds and others amend measures, while debates on restoring soldiers and court martial powers continue. Also noted are Taylor Taylor's seat dispute, electoral count talks, and a Navy secretary transition. An Ohio editor W T Brainerd dies at about forty in Mason, with a varied career in journalism and public service.
Western state members of Congress push for measures to check pleuro pneumonia nationwide. A House agriculture committee meeting is set for Wednesday as lawmakers weigh constitutional limits and the scope of potential national legislation.
The dec 15 report says Chief Med Dall was accidentally shot by a revolver dropped by a council member amid talks on railroad right of way through reno vation. The wound is serious. Hull urged followers to avoid harming Whites. Deveridge, owner of the revolver, receives his beat horse as a token.
Ili ram Holbrook, an American Express agent, shot his sleeping two year old daughter in a crib and then killed himself. His wife had just left for breakfast. Holbrook died within hours while the child did not survive.
In Carlisle township Lorain County two Mormon missionaries from Salt Lake City arrived and have won several converts. Oberlin residents host meetings and express disgust and confusion over the intrusion. One family reportedly sold their farm and plans to move to Utah next spring.
The Pall Mall Gazette notes a cabinet meeting as crucial to England and Ireland. It warns that forcing coercive measures risks government collapse and calls attention to Forster’s influence and the possible transfer of power to pro reform elements.
The report states Eugene Hale’s father died from a skull fracture caused by a fever on Saturday in Lewiston. The item notes illness rather than action, with limited further context.
Physicians criticize the medicine but the public supports Halle's Honey and Hounserse and Ton as a cure for coughs colds hoarseness and throat bronchial issues. A bottle costs fifty cents, with a one dollar size claimed to cure severe cases. Depot is Crittenton's Sixth Avenue New York City and sold by all druggists.
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