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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1879

Page

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Various 1880s political noted and industrial disasters

A compilation of political chatter and incidents including potential 1880 Democratic ticket pair BAYARD and Shields, talks on Tilden or Pelton for 1900, Chicago hospital cases, Harris safe factory fire in Chicago with 25 000 loss, London Ontario brewery destroyed by explosion, and a Buffalo screen blast at Delaney Forge. Also reports on grain markets, revenue agents raiding distilleries, and Senate debates on Chinese immigration and railway telegraph bills.

Washington Jaid Senate House Bayard Sargent Kellogg San Antonio Texas Fort Clark el Paso Rio Grande Mexican& Pacific Galveston Committee On Finance Conkling Grover Morgan Booth Stanley Matthews Hamlin Bargent Yeas

Treasury deficit prompts four percent bond request

A treasury summary warns of an expected $27,000,000 deficit in the next fiscal year and requests authority to issue four percent bonds to cover the shortfall. The House then moved into committee of the whole on the legislative bill.

Yeas Ways Dunnell Itale Wood Hale New York Committee On God Secre Tary Treasury House

Nebraska Redaktina Prepares for War at Fort Robinson

Report from Fort Robinson dated February 13 notes freighters arriving from Red Cloud to Sidney route. Locals claim spring war is certain and that Dull Knife reached camp after a Cheyenne outbreak, with secret arrivals and departures. Tribes seek dispatch of warriors to Sitting Bull’s camp on Poplar Creek near Milk River to mobilize forces at first sign of conflict.

Redakina Fort Robinson Red Cloud Sidney Dull Knife Sitting Bull Poplar Creek Milk River

Indian Raid Near Rapid City Stirs Boundary Tensions

Deadwood reports that twenty five Indians raided three hunters along the Cheyenne River, thirty miles east of Rapid City last Monday. The band seized one gun a horse and all provisions and blankets. The attackers allegedly had about 100 horses and were moving northward.

Indiare Deadwood Cheyenne River Rapid City

Treasury Estimates for Next Quisen Year Expenditures Declared

Secretary Sherman informs the House of an expenditure estimate of 264,562,410 for the next fiscal year. Projected revenues total 267,500,000 from customs 133,000,000 internal revenue 106,000,000 and miscellaneous 18,500,000, leaving a deficiency of 27,002,418.

Washington Sherman House

Political currents shift over extra session vote

The piece outlines rising conservative sentiment in the Senate among Democrats and hints at resistance to an extra session. It questions Thurman’s bold moves and suggests Bayard and Kernan reflect the true majority among Democratic senators while Thurman pursues presidential aims.

I T Senate Thurman Bayard Kernan

Indiana Murder Trial Opens in Fort Wayne

William Crance stands trial for the November murder of Joseph Corsan. On February 13 the criminal court began jury impaneling, a process that occupied the entire day and attracted large crowds eager to witness the proceedings.

Fort Wayne William Crance Joseph Corsan Criminal Court

Pinney Acquitted In Second U S Circuit Court Trial

In San Francisco on February 13 Geo L Pinney was acquitted in the second trial before the U S circuit court. The same evidence as the first trial supported the verdict and the court dismissed the remaining indictments against Pinney, Hanscom, and others. Progress of the Plague reports Zaritzin cases rising after thaw though Prof Jacobi contracted the illness. Now is the time to subscribe for the mammoth weekly LEADER.

San Francisco Geo. L. Pinney United States Circuit Court Pinney John O. Hanscom St. Petersburg Zaritzin Jacobi Mammoth Weekly Leader

Chinese Bills and Greenback Plans Return to Front Page

New York reports debate on the Chinese immigration bill with Bayard Thurman and Nevada's Jones speaking as Pacific coast sentiment weighs in. Greenbackers aim to form a new party, with Dewees predicting 14 to 92 caucus strength and independents aligning. Extra session expectations loom as Washington battles over timing.

Senate New York the Times Washington Bayard Thurman California Jones Nevada Tribune Times Pacific Coasters Ah Sin Greenbackers Greenback Dewees Ladd Maine Thier

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