Final doings of that convention split Meyer and anti Meyer factions
The Daily Leader notes a chaotic adjournment after Meyer supporters edged the anti Meyer group by a small margin. Cheyenne settlers Kuykendall and Whitehead enter the scene with motions and lengthy resolutions advocating a separate Black Hills Wyoming Territory, drawing critique for distant political aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Meyer
Messrs. Kuykendall
Whitehead
Wyoming
Black Hills
Judgs
Cheyenne
Kuykendall
Gaaun
Gare
Eames
Laws and Southern White Leaguers clash over politics
An address in East Feliciana recounts tensions after a Black man defied White Leaguers intent on enforcing a creed. The unnamed conservative Republican James Laws faced violent coercion described as a “bull dose” by local white power groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Laws
Mr. Laws
East Feliciana
United States consul general at Liverpool absent in France
The article defends consuls as a group but notes Mr Fairchild the Liverpool consul general is away in France on a pleasure tour. The London consul general must cover Liverpool duties and perform the post for him. It suggests recall and replacement for nonchalant conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fairchild
Liverpool
France
London
Warning on Black Freedmen Patience and Retaliation
A speaker questions how much longer Southern freedmen can endure mistreatment before reacting. He asserts Black people share senses and feelings with whites and warns Union supporters not to push beyond human endurance, suggesting potential retaliation if abuses continue.
Local self-government ideals spread in the South
The piece asserts local self-government is manifesting decisively in the South citing Mississippi Chisholm tragedy in Louisiana where White Leaguers apply self-government by murder and South Carolina’s lower authorities refuse to pay University salaries, framing it as vengeance by local self-rule.
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South
Mississippi
Chisholm
Louisiana
Railroad Board Cuts West Ten Cents Salaries
The Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania railroads reduced salaries by ten cents for trackmen and other workers who earned more than one dollar a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroads
Sretika
Crook initiates peace moves with Cheyenne leaders
Special telegram reports Gen Crook meeting with Cheyenne chiefs at the Red Cloud Agency and planning a grand council with principal chiefs from all bands at Spotted Tail agencies. Lieut Lawton will escort 1500 Cheyennes to the Southern Cheyenne Agency. six companies of the Fourth Cavalry and support units move to Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cloup
Crook
Mackenzie
Spotted Tail
Lawton
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Sill
Indian Territory
L. P. Bradley
Ninth Infantry
Wessels
Third Cavalry
Rapherty
Tenbroock Shatters Kentucky Running Records
Louisville May 24 Tenbroock clocked a mile in 1 49 the fastest time on record by two seconds. He also holds the best one three and four mile marks. On Tuesday he will challenge the two mile record.
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Louisville
Tenbroock
Tenbrook
Illinois Assembly Reports Reduced Representation Plan
In the VIrginian assembly this morning the committee on reduced representation reported that the next general assembly should be innate. The report was adopted. The board of publican reform was tiresome with eight news published totaling 117000 copies in print. The former works aggregated 75000 dollars. Six periodicals issued 7130 copies and Sunny school and other periodicals push the monthly total beyond half a million copies. The commission employed sient sen missionaries and distributed 67000 volumes gratuitously.
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Cnicago
Vierian Assembly
General Assembly
Board of Publican
Sunny School
Commission
Sient Sen
Meeting Maps U S Participation in Paris Exposition 1878
A large meeting of merchants manufacturers and business leaders at Cooper Union in New York discusses American participation in the 1878 Paris Exposition. Resolutions urge the President to accept France's invitation and form a committee of three to present the matter to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooper Union
Jackson Schultz
Paris
France
Significant German Mobilization Orders Urge Reserve Service
May 24 reports out of Vienna indicate a limited mobilization of Prussian reserve subjects with four day notices to join regiments. The measure targets Silesian regiments and hints at a precaution on the Polish frontier amid possible Polish agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Pope Receives American Pilgrims in Rome Visit
In Rome on May 24 the Pope welcomed American pilgrims headed by the Archbishop of Philadelphia. Nine bishops presented diocesan offerings totaling $25,000 and the Pontiff expressed joy at the faithful from distant lands. He spoke on church progress and persecutions in Europe and blessed the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Philadelphia
Acu
Europe
Telegraphic Ticks
Last summer snow fell on the 13th of June in several states and continues in the east. Monarchs and officials discuss independence, fortifications, cabinet changes, and regional tensions. New York markets report mixed mining shares and currency values with limited detail.
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Nicholas
Prince Charles
Roumania
Prince Milan
Alexanitz
Pardarito
Gramada
Nelika
Paris
Berlin
Prince Gortschakoff
Wildbad
Count Schouvaloff
Gortschakoff
Achmedy Gg Pascha
Nealon OBrien firm dissolved. John Nealon takes over
The partnership of Nealon and O'Brien is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts of the firm are payable to John Nealon who assumes the indebtedness. Business will continue under the firm name John Nealon starting now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nealon & O’brien
John Nealon
Neaton & O’brien
Russians Repelled Attack on Karztaro Near Erzeroum
On May 24 at Karztaro near Erzeroum Russian forces attacked and were repulsed. Heavy firing occurred on both sides with continuing operations into the evening. No final result was reported.
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Erzeroum
Karztaro
European War Notes In Bosnia And Aegean Theaters
A religious war proclamation in Bosnia is reported along with Cossack detachments near Tecknan. British squadron arrives at Salamis Bay as Russians push southward. Mukhtar Pasha and Hassan Pasha prepare a simultaneous attack. Crown Prince and Princess host a Potsdam dinner for Queen Victoria. A Persian camp near Turco fortifies neutrality.
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Tecknan
Bay of Salamis
Prince Charles
Roumania
Pasha
Agridal
Mukhtar Pasha
Hassan Pasha
Potsdam
Queen Victoria
Silmat
Turco
Buckskin and deer hides offered for sale by J. W. Hyers Co
5000 pounds Indian tanned buckskin and black-tail deer of superior quality for sale by J. W. Hyers & Co at Fort Steele Wyoming. Also note health tip urging washing skin disease sufferers with Glenn's Sulphur disinfectant and Hill's instantaneous hair dye claim of no metallic poison.
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J. W. Hyers & Co
Fort Steele
Wyo
Glenn
Hill
Beef procurement notice opens new proposals June 18 1877
The Department of the Platte issues a beef purchase prospectus noting lack of appropriation delays and inviting new proposals. Proposals must be sent to Post Commissaries and opened at 1 o’clock a.m. on June 18, 1877, with monthly certified vouchers for delivered amounts.
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Amy
Platte
Komama
Neh
Post- Commissaries
Joux P. Hawkins, Major
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the Daily Leader
White League
Laws
Packhard
Webber
Mexico
Ey Toant
Grant
Red Cloud Agency
Rapterty
Morton
Indianapolis Journal
Emery
Utah
Secretary of War
Sherman
Washington
Gov
Telegraphic
Night Report
Gen. Crook
Kentucky
Illinois
Spain
The
Standard
China Seas
Foo Chow
Takao
Formosa
Times
Russia
Danube
Maham
Damad Pasha
Midhat Pasha
Midhat
Mining Board Today
Alpha
Belcher
Slares Best & Ae
Battion
California
PAO
Res Chellar
New York Money and Stock Market
New Oeay
Ens
Niet mm Wien Om Ins
Pace Mail
Kayells
Fargo & Co
D* Niel McLaughlin
Ferguson Street
Chayanne, Wyo
Corlett
Carry Brock
Cam N. Potter
U. & Claim and Pension Agent
Carey Block
J. W.W. Kingmak
Supreme Court
Attorney-At-Law
Laramie City
H Garbanati
Evanston
Wyo Ter
Cheyenne, W.T
R. Bowman, M. D
Brebbina
Post & Co
Was Mills, JR
Metropolitan Block
N. W. Cor. Randolph and
LaSalle Sts
Chicago
D. J. J. Crook
DR. W. W. Crook
Physicians and Surgeons
Carey
W.T
Room
A. R. Converse, F. E. Warren
T. M. Fulton
J. H. Nichols
J. E. Wild
Aji
A. R. Converse
John E. Wild
Prof
Nathan Sheppard
Presbyterian Church
Qed City Garden
Christian Kapp
C. Kapp
Fddy Street
All
Bosnia
Custer
Rattle Creek
Gayville
U.S
J. T. Gilmer
M. T. Patrick
M. Salisbury
L. Voorhees
Imar Dant
Dakota Pacific
U. S
Jyal-Ddewet
Ines
Ste
Red
Cor. 17Th and Eddy Sts
Adda
Laveys
Mrs Larces
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