15 Mar 1877
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1877
Page
1
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington report that Morton was ordered to deliver Western Union dispatches to William Orton and an investigation into charges against Senator Grover was laid over in recess. The Senate then went into executive session.
Washington notes yesterday's Senate nominations show concern for Morrill's health and finances. The delegation pressed for a proper office for Morrill as he departs the cabinet in poor health.
Fragmentary note describes a discussion or disagreement described as the easiest outcome for a washing event on March 14, with emphasis on broad agreement and minimal fuss.
The Washington postoffice note outlines President views on an extra session and funding for army clothing under existing law. It cites figures and names including Hart I P McFarment Wk bean gent Jones and references to Indiana during the war and Governor Chamberlain.
Readable portions mention feet to dent eil aos encourage and men of both t tles in writing. The administration has not matured a plan.
In New York on March 14 the appointment of Les has sparked a revolution in apprentice education and recognition. The report notes rising support and a shift in perception among involved parties.
A fragmentary note mentions a crop near San Diego and Barbara with unusually low rainfall this spring. It hints at ongoing weather impacts from variable spring rains on crops in the region, reflecting uncertain growing conditions.
The readable text suggests a discussion of Senate votes and amendments, mentioning Republicans and a 4 point emphasis. The fragmentary source limits precise details on the measures, dates, or outcomes.
The week’s notes report Oliver Bourke’s wholesale liquor deal in Detroit, John McCullough hosted at a St. Louis banquet, a White Sul Springs va blaze with loss and insurance, a St Henry Canada fire destroying a biscuit factory injuring two firemen. Vanderbilt elected director of Western Union Telegraph in place of Cornell, and a Ninth district Georgia contest outcome. A robbery report from Pittsburgh to Buffalo mentions missing money and a noted executive crime.
McClernand reports a vast Big Horn valley with rich grass and water, noting fertile foothills and abundant timber near Fort Pease. The march passes Rotten Grass Creek and Grass Lodge valley, describing ghostly fort remnants, extensive grazing lands, and a growing sense that the area could become a major settlement site near the Yellowstone region.
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