Ute treaty bill and Indian affairs actions in Senate
Sealea chair of the committee on Indian affairs reports a bill to accept and ratify the Ute Indians agreement for their preservation to Colorado. A resolution to send 4 000 rations to Macon Mississippi for cyclone victims is adopted. May 13 set for consideration of a bill to establish additions training schools for Indian youths. Coffroth reports a bill fixing the pensions commissioner salary at 5 000.
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Washington
Sealea
Committee On Indian Affairs
Colorado
Jalstic
Mississippi
Macon
Miss
Coffroth
Commissioner of Pensions
Republicans discuss adjournment in Senate caucus
Washington May 1 A republican senators caucus held to exchange views on adjournment. No action was taken but there was unanimity in favor of cooperating with democratic leaders to bring the current session to a close by June. The impression: if the session doesn’t end before the Republican national convention, it may be prolonged prior to adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Grant Likely Nominated at Chicago Convention Says Senator Conk Jing
Washington reports Senator Conk Jing claims Tiiesia information shows the state at the coming convention will back Grant and his nomination at Chicago is all but certain. A Washington special notes Conkling’s views align with Grant's broad support, predicting nomination and election with large majorities, including New York and five southern states.
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Washington
Conk Jing
Tiiesia
Grant
Chicago
New York
Scolume
Conkling
Back Pay and Bounties and Other 1890s Notices
Secretary Sherman says back pay and bounties remain unpaid as Congress has not acted on official estimates. Reports from Washington and New York cover the pest route bill, naturalization rulings on Mongolian descent, a pardon debate over Pennsylvania bribers, Dennis Kearney’s jailing, and a horse racing challenge involving Santa Claus and Maud in 1880s venues.
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House
Congress
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Pennsylvania
California
Dennis Kearney
Santa Claus
Maud
Ue Worldays
Stone
Ki. A
Marc
Spirit of the Times
Santa Clause
Vanderbilt
Emigration Surge as Steamers Reach New York
Heavy immigration flood in New York with five steamships from Europe bringing 40 emigrants. French papers note 250000 awaiting transport. Three trains run today and three extra trains to be sent out tomorrow from the Erie Pennsylvania and New York Central lines.
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New York
Europe
Erie
Pennsylvania
New York Central
German Americanos Maintain Opposition to Grant Nomination
The German American independent group adopts a supplementary witness to the Independent Republican convention in St. Louis. They oppose Grant’s nomination and doubt Chicago will concede an anti Grant address. They warn the independents may nominate a credible third candidate if the main convention nominates Grant or any unelectable figure.
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New York
St. Louis
Grant
Chicago
General Grant
Aloef
Death of Major General S P Heintzelman
Washington reports the death of Major General S P Heintzelman born in Pennsylvania who entered West Point in 1822. He served in the Mexican War earning distinction and rose to major general of volunteers in 1812 before retiring in 1860 from wounds. President Leaber notes his long service.
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Washington
S. P. Heintzelman
S&s
Fire destroys block of stores on Tenth Street Omaha
A morning fire leveled a block of stores on Tenth street near the Union Pacific track in Omaha. Losses were estimated at 52000 dollars, with several buildings partially damaged and owners assessing repairs.
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Omaha
Tenth Street
Union Pacific
Loas
M B E Church Holds Twenty Third Quadrennial Conference
Cincinnati May 1 The twenty third quadrennial general conference of the M B E church convened this morning with Bishop Scott presiding. After preliminary and routine work the meeting adjourned.
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Cincinnati
M. BE. Church
Scott
Ohio county convention selects delegates to state meeting
In Wheeling on May 1 the Ohio county republican convention chose three delegates instructed for Maine to attend the state convention. The local party supports Blaine in West Virginia. Anti third term resolutions were adopted. In St Louis on the same date A H Bogartis won a pigeon shooting match against Fred Erb Jr of St Joe by 86 to 83, a high score under English rules.
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Wheeling
Ohio County
Maine
West Virginia
Blaine
St. Louis
A. H. Bogartis
Fred Erb, Jr
St. Joe
Murderer hanged in Gallnesville amid large crowd
Lucien Neteinger was executed for the murder of Will Clip on August 7, 1878 in Gallnesville. Ten thousand people attended and sympathy was shown for the condemned as an attempted rescue failed. In Philadelphia Frank Burke was shot by Officer Shields after Burke hurled stones and refused to disperse.
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Dennlson
Texas
Lucien N. Neteinger
Gialnesville
Wil Iie Clipe
Neteinger
Philadelphia
Frank Burke
Wom. Shields
Burke
Paris News Briefs On Liberties Fund And Local Polls
Paris reports a fund raising effort for religious liberty led by a duchess loyalist deputy jailed figure. The item also notes a medical quack ad blitz and generic remedies. A school district election notice lists Cheyenne voters and a December 4, 1870 date, with local trustees and a clerk named C. Bankwent.
Nevada Niners Protest Mining Bill Adopts Boundary Plan
A memorial from White Pine County citizens denounces a public land commissioner mining bill that would confine mining to vertical boundary planes. They warn it would harm mining, drive capital away, invite fraud, and end explorations, turning Nevada back to a desolate pre Comstock era. The group opposes any change and cites equal law protection for rich and poor.
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Washington
Daggett
White Pine County
Nevada
Public Land Commidaioner
Comstock
Two Branch Mints Favored by House Committee
Washington may 1 The house committee on coinage weights and measures discussed locating a branch mint in the Mississippi valley with a prevailing view toward establishing at least two mints. Milwaukee primaries show strong Sherman support and votes for Washburne in Jefferson county. delegates to the state convention lean Sherman with one for Edmands and one for Washburne.
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Washington
House Committee On
Valley of the
Mississippi
Beatt Resigns Pennshead President After Six Years
Philadelphia May 1 A special meeting of Pennsyl vania mmishead directors declared a semi annual dividend of 3 percent. The reevaluation of Col Thomas A Beott who has led the company for six years was received to take effect June 1. Beatt resigns due to health. resignation referred to a committee for report at next week’s meeting.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Mmishead
Thomas A. Beott
Beatt
Courtney's Move
Auburn notes Courtney will start for Washington on May 10.
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Courtney
Auburn
Washington
Giveen's August Flower and political caucus in Wyoming
An 1808 medicinal claim promotes Giveens August Flower for dyspepsia and liver complaints amid a busy ad space. Separate note reports Laramie county Republican voters to gather at Cheyenne city hall May 10 to choose delegates for territorial and national conventions.
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Laramie County
Cheyenne
Magan City
Wyoming Territory
Jane
N. J. O'Brien
Chilian bombardment and South American troop movements reported
Valparaiso in April 90 reports the Chilian forces bombarding Calle without effect. Two divisions march from Arequipa toward Moquitua. Col Albarracin has captured three hundred Chitin cavalry at Locumbia. President Campero of Molivia arrives at Taoun.
Topeka students robbing boots and goods in Manhattan
New York May 1 The Topeka students agricultural college at Manhattan have been engaged in a systematic course of robbery. Several hundred dollars worth of boots and shoes jewelry dry goods etc were found in their rooms. They have been arrested.
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New York
Topeka
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Albania Crisis Deepens as Albanian Armies Advance
London dispatches report the combined Albanian forces massing near the Monatseha valley with 15 000 troops advancing to strike Montenegrin positions and possibly recover Podgorica. Earl Cowper named lord lieutenant of the county in a separate notice.
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London
Albania
Monatseha
Podgarigy
Grain market shows strong demand and bears’ influence
Uticago reports a week of unusually long grain business with rising demand for provisions and hogs flowing into markets. Corn stock dwindles as receipts fall, while Liverpool prices rebound. European demand and deferred options shift, signaling potential price changes and a general market uptick if weather stays favorable.
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Uticago
New York
Europe
Liverpool
Armerica
Cody Sander
Proseach of Men and Patent Medicines in Odd Columns
An eclectic page mixes military chatter with satirical quotes about women and manners. It promotes patent medicines by Ayer and Warner brands, claiming cures for digestion nerves pains and general health while weaving in travel references and humorous asides.
Assessment Roll of Local Property Tax in Cheyenne
Notice that the assessment roll of taxable personal property in Cheyenne for the year 1480 has been completed and returned to the city by the assessor. The board of equalization will meet on a date to be determined to hear aggrieved taxpayers and allow appeals after May. taxpayers must file or correct assessments by the stated deadlines with City Clerk K. Jeerury at the First and Second Street precinct. Printing available at the office.
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Welock & m
Cesord
C. Bankwent
Cusranne
Alau
Cory Ciman
Orv
Wyo
Hublie
Secon
Cate
Dao
K. Jeerury
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