Sealed bids for Cheyenne water main and street trench work
Proposals for excavation of 4356 cubic yards of earth for a Cheyenne water works main from Twentieth street to Sloan's lake and 4700 cubic yards for street trenching will be received by the city clerk until noon Saturday May 6 1882. Bids may be for either item. a $500 bond is required. the city may reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Twentieth Street
Sloan's Lake
Agb
G. Paoonems
SIE
Oregon
Melander's
Diverse 19th Century World News Digest
The telegraph items report snows in parts of New York, Meallo dies, a Winnipeg fire destroys property, and a Cleveland Detroita baseball score of four to five. Cabinet vows action against Indians and a senate bill grants the condemned cannon to Indiana’s Morton monument association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Meallo
Winnepeg
Cleveland
Clevelands
Detroita
Senate
Morton Monument Association
Indiana
Jeannette Crew Arrives in St Petersburg After Arctic Voyage
Lieut Danenhauer Seaman Cole and a Chinese cook from the Jeannette have arrived in St Petersburg. Cole is demoralized and hard to manage. The American legation will host a reception on Wednesday in their honor. Danenhauer doubts Captain DeLong will be found alive. The party plans to travel to Paris in a few days and Danenhauer hopes to address the Royal Geographical Society. He praises Russian hospitality toward them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Danephauer
Seaman Cole
Cole
Legation
Danenbauer
DeLong
Paris
Lieut
Danenhauer
Royal Geographical Society
Clark held on Utah Mormonium charge in Lancaster jail
Lancaster Wisconsin May 2 Joseph W Clark jailed after alleged attempt to place the Mormonium outside Utah. He is said to have four wives remaining with him and remains quiet as he faces possible long confinement at Waupun penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Wis
Joseph W. Clark
Utah
Clark
Waupun Penitentiary
Mining stocks dull with mixed gains and losses
New York stocks on May 2 show Robinson falling from 2.85 to 2.30, State Lines Nos 2 and 8 up from 0.20 to 0.81, Ahrynolite rising from 4.60 to 6.40, and Southern Pacific slipping from 0.72 to 0.65. Daily volume 105,610 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robinson
State Lines
Southern Pacific
Denver May 2 Advices Contradict Sheriff Killing Report
Reports from Gunnison contradict earlier claims that Sheriff Bowman and Deputy Sheriff Brink were killed by cattle thieves. The contrasting advices suggest uncertainty about the incident and who was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gunnivan
Bowman
Brink
Small Pox Arrives Aboard Steamship Britiab Queen
The steamship Britiab Queen arrived from Liverpool with several cases of small pox reported in the steerage at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Liverpool
Day Creek fight and Indian skirmishes reported
A Tucson dispatch says Capt. Tupper engaged a large Indian force at Day creek on the 28th, killing 12 to 15 including Loco's son and capturing 75 head of stock. One soldier was killed and two wounded. Tupper will pursue across the border. A Dragoon mountains courier was shot near Helm's ranch, with one Indian killed. Volunteers organize as Fort Huachuca defenses tighten.
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San Francisco
Tucson
Tupper
Wilcox
Day Creek
Loco
Tombstone
Dragoon Mountains
Helm’s Ranch
Dr. Lerber
Fort Huachuca
Capt. Tupper
Dave Haskell
London Gale Wrecks Shipping Cause Widespread Loss
May 2 New York Herald reports a Saturday gale in London grew into a hurricane in the evening. Coastal towns Dover Swanage Brighton Portsmouth Plymouth suffer heavy damage and loss of life. Danish brig wrecked near Havre with four drowned. channel steamers redirected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
London
England
Dover
Swanage
Brighton
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Channel
Havre
Paris
Liverpool
Jumbo the monster engine tops world for weight at Altoona
A monster passenger locomotive named Jumbo, built by the Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona, weighs about 60 tons and features twin pilots, a five foot driving wheel, a 2000 gallon water tank, and a reversible hot water gear. Invented by Theodore N. Ely, it can run in either direction without a turntable and is planned for use on the Paoli and West Chester line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Round House
Barnum
Theodore N. Ely
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Paoli
West Chester
Judge Brooks rules erasures void in Longfellow will
In Boston on May 2 Judge Brooks held erasures and interlineations in the Longfellow will invalid. The ruling removes $1000 legacies to each of the testator's brother’s children and voids a $5000 bequest to the brother’s heirs, on the basis the will cannot be altered except by codicil. Ernest W. Longfellow was appointed administrator replacing Richard H. Dana named in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brooks
Longfellow
Ernest W. Longfellow
Richard H. Dana
Corner Stone Laid for National Mining Exposition Building
Governor Pitkin formally laid the corner stone in Denver with thousands present. Hon T M Patterson delivered an oration and Judge W S Decker gave an address. Citizens proclaimed a partial holiday as workers continue construction to finish for the August exposition opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pitkin
T. M. Patterson
W.S. Decker
Battle near Yarmara ends in defeat. Cayetana Novega killed
In Yarmara Mexico a dragoon company led by Cayetana Novega fought Teodora Caballenos bandits. After a long battle Novega was killed and the robbers fled to the mountains. Washington reports the Indian troubles appear limited with about 400 involved and may travel toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmara
Mexico
Cayetana Novega
Teodora Caballenos
Novega
Washington
Indian Bureau
Washington Street Baptist Church Fire in Dover
Dover May 2 The Washington Street Baptist church burned causing an estimated loss of 26000 partly insured with fire damage reported across the building and belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. H
Waashington Street Baptist
Decline of Man and Specified Ailments Cited in Ad
An OCR fragment references a dated advertisement noting decline of man and listed ailments such as weakness dyspeptics sexual debility and a failing appetite. It mentions a provider or remedy named P Welle Repeater and includes terms Depot Dare & Col.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Welle
Repewer
Depot Dare & Col
Pest Control Touts Rodent and Insect Solutions
A short note highlights flies roaches ants bed bugs mice gophers chipmunks and rats. It emphasizes tough measures and broad pest control services.
Kidney Disease Cured by Depot Dare Farou
Fragmentary notice describes a remedy named Depot Dare Fou supposedly curing kidney disease pain irritation retention and incontinence. The text is unclear and reads like an ad or medicinal claim with niche terminology and vague outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooce, Gravel, &c
Celebrated Counterfeiter Doyle on New Trial in Bond Case
James B. Doyle stands trial in a United States court for allegedly conspiring in a counterfeiting scheme involving United States bonds. The forged bonds, worth over 200000 dollars, fooled treasury and bank experts, prompting a retrial after a prior verdict was voided by informality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jas. B. Doyle
United States
Treasury
Kentucky association opening day results in rainy Lexington
The meeting started with a three-quarter mile dash won by Mamanist with Lizzie second and Una B third in 1:15. In the distillers stake for all ages a one and a quarter mile race Creosite led Ben D'or and Tom Plunkett to time 2:00. The mile dash saw Bagdad win with Stella and Saunterer following in 1:44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Kentucky Association
Mamanist
Lizzie
Una B
Distillers
Creosite
Ben D'or
Tom Plunkett
Dasn Bagdad
Stella
Saunterer
President to issue proclamation against Arizona cowboys
At a cabinet meeting on May 2, the president was authorized to issue a proclamation ordering lawless cowboys in Arizona to disperse. If disobedience continues, the military will enforce the order. The cabinet backed further legislation on the matter, disagreeing with the senate judiciary committee’s report that no additional action was needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arizona
Senate Judiciary Committee
Explosion at Victoria colliery kills seven near Leeds
London reports seven dead from a blast at the Victoria colliery near Leeds. Five suspects were released from Naas jail today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victoria
Leeds
Naas
Chinese bill advances after senate amendments in house
The House, on May 2, motion by Page, took up the Chinese bill from the speaker's table and concurred in all Senate amendments. The report notes the session at 5:20 and acknowledges renewed debate on the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Page
Senate
Dr Pierce’s Medical Discovery Promoted For Consumption
An old text extols Dr Pierce’s Gold Medical Discovery as superior to cod liver oil for scrofulous consumption. It urges remedies for pallor, night sweats, cough, and debility and advertises the product as a blood purifier available through druggists with pamphlets offered to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Chiricahua Apaches Behind War Path Rivalry Revealed
Gen C Crook criticizes the Chiricahua band as the most dangerous in the United States. About 150 warriors inhabit inaccessible lava bed ranges in New Mexico and Arizona. Leaders Juah Loco and Napa have continued mischief after failing to be subdued in past campaigns.
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Omaha Republican
Crook
Arizona
New Mexico
Howard
Victoria
Indiana
United States
Juah
Loco
Napa
List of Residents to Provide Trees for May Park Arbor Day
The public park will receive trees planted by a long list of donors on Arbor Day in May. Notable contributors include Alfred Jackson, F A Menon, John Smith, Wm McBride, Philip Zehoer, Geo L Holt, H E Buechner, W M Mass, JO Baird, Dr A J Gray, Byron K Baird, T. Kalia, John F. Carroll, and many others from local communities and military units. The roster features civilians, clergy, families, and several named organizations, underscoring broad local participation.
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Mayth
Alfred Jackson
A Menon
John Smith
McBride Philip Zehoer
Geo L Holt
H E Buechner
M Mass
JO Baird
A J Gray Byron K Baird T. Kalia
John F. Carroll
J B Morrow W. C
Irvine Henry Altman Idelman Brothers
Melander
Oeies
Wyn Wyman
John Ey
Ud Jas Oder
RS van Tasgell
Picturesque B. and C. praised as superb free publication
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad free booklet titled Picturesque B. and C. receives high praise for its illustrated content. J. G. Pangborn authorship, Moran and other notable artists, and a premier engraving and printing effort are highlighted as exceptional. The piece anticipates wide library use and lasting influence. Also a small classified notice seeks board and lodging at Lesapen /Oilles.
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Picturesque B. & C
Baltimore & Ohio
Calico
Baltimore & Ohio Road
J. G. Pangborn
Thomas Moran
Knight & Leonard
Chicago
Madson River
American Bank Note Company
New York
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Addreaa George de Lara
Broadway
Appots Davip Miritime
17Th Street
Teachers’ Institute
Territorial Teachers’ Institute
Evanston
Uinta
Joan Slauonter
Wyo
Wilson Bros
Thirte, Molander
Greeley
Zenner, Jackson & Beuchner's
D. Fisk
Dare & Collins
Addams & Glover
Rokahr Bros
Sixteenth Street
Leann
Zehner
Sacmare Durcenel's. Oc
Charles H. Terry
G. W. Corey
Stebbins & Post
Platt
Bar
Dare & Collis
ofStf
A. & G. Bitters
Azatt
Glenn
Hill
Cbaries
N. Crittenton
Lapham
Cox
Middletown
Del
Union
Gen. Sherman
Russia
House of Lords
Earl Granville
W. F. Forster
Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lady Churchill
Jerome
Lord Elpinstone
Duke of Manchester
Lord Mandeville
Consuelo Yaraga
Countess Montsaulni
Pearson
Vanderbilt and
Fields
Vanderbilt
Ogden Dorena
Royal Academy
Frederick Leighton
James Russell Lowell
Lowell
America
Migamist Clark
Lowmac
Denver Exposition
The
Arizona Cow Boys
London Notes
Chiricanua
C Crook
Rampas
Arbor Day
Gaylord Bell
Mra
Chas Langert Harry Millar Arry A RS McDonald
Morgan
Kesfe
Geo K
Reeder
Walter W
Keefe
Ben M
Samuels
Judge Fisher
Frank Hond
John David JP
Porter
F Miller H von Wedwit
Kent
Brown
Boulter
Jus Richardson
Sigmund Leihkam
Hays Fritz Ljunggreen
P Zehner, Jr
Entzmann
Miss Zehner
W Hammerson
Robert Zehner
James F
Grows Geo H Voorhers
David
Marcia Stoker
Potter Florence Johnson
Meno Kent
Edgare
B Bronson
Laura Kent
Mollie Kimme
Guy Kent
Lena Kimme
Edith Jonson
Sophia Kimme
Clarence Johnson
H G Hay, Jr
Maj Crawford
3Rd Cavalry
Col. Vroom
Julius King
Ohio
M Carey
D Carey
Robin Carey
Carey
O'Brie
Elderkin
G Elderkin
Della Baird Austin
Baird
W McCarten
Herman Chas Herman Chas Rastetter Rey
Seymour
W Millis
Seane Read Alter
Mary Whiteman
J B Pollard
E Colwell
Isaac Lergman
Hugo Donzelman
W Holt
D Ulman
Major Talbot CW River
J Hardin
R Mahoney
A Jenkins T. BR
Ross A Adameky
R H Vickery
P Ganneth Thos Sturgis
Thos Sturgis, Jr
W Fisher
Sam Danforth
L Scott Leo Killian
R Hard
Maria H Sanders T
Rutledge
Clara H Wallace
Sawyer
Ingalls
Ettle Maynard Harry Denisor
Miller
Lesapen
Oilles, Mitt
Isa
English Medical Institute
Olive Street
St, Louis
P.O
GEO. Timerman, Druggtat, Wipalmate and RetailAgent
Col
Mintie
Pring & Cents
Hinker Bros
Crow Creek
Denver Pacific Railroad
Thinker Bros
Wyoming
J. C. Abney’s Corral
W. R. Wightman
West Sixteenth Street
Volon Pacific Railroad
Hales
Bet
Hale’s
Hale
Pike
H. A. Calland
Corner Eddy and
Eighteenth Str
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Hello! Central Office
Louis Shaw
Sparhawk Bros
Eddy Street
Dyer's
Apt
SPARHAWK_ BROS
Masonic Temple
Neal Donovan
N. Robertson
George A. Coffman
Cheyenne Carriage Works
Concord
O'Nell and 18Th Streets
Clothiers
Carey Bloce
Whipple & Hay
Ferguson Street
16Th
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