Colorado convention proclaims Grant support amid protest over caucus exclusion
In Denver the Republican state convention united behind Gen. Ulysses Grant with strong pledges to back him for Chicago. A protest over a secret caucus excluded delegates from Chaffee County highlighted tensions, while resolutions endorsed Grant over Blaine and urged monometallism, with other nations and events noted in brief.
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Denver
Routt
State Central Committee
John Cleghorn
Chaffes County
Wreneas
Republican Party of
Colorado
Chicago
Ex-Kov
Gov
Grant
Republican Party
Gen. Grant
Jas. G. Blaine
America
Democratic Congress
Walters Shot In Cheyenne Saloon Scuffle
Walters, shot Sunday night by Detective Smith in Doran and Tobin’s saloon Cheyenne, shows improvement. Smith, in jail with guards Brown and Davis, faces a hearing tomorrow as fear of lynching looms if Walters dies. The barroom fight left damaged furnishings and out lighting amid the chaotic exchange.
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Siptay
Walters
Smith
Cheyenne
Doran & Tobin
Senate Handles Pension Claims and Agricultural Bill
In Washington on May 25, the senate considered pension cases on the calendar, placed the agricultural appropriation bill and the loose immediate transportation bill on its agenda, and then took up the supervisor's bill. On May 26, discussions on the sundry civil appropriation bill continued with progress. twenty of fifty two pages were completed by 2:30. A treasury secretary report on storage shortages for coin requested $100000 for expanded facilities.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Appointment Controversy Tangles Dodge Subordinates
A political clash over Dodge's subordinates centers on a plan to remove or curb officials who allegedly sought to undermine Dodge at Washington. The dispute highlights power struggles within the administration and concerns about executive accountability.
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Dodge
Washington
New Buildings for Denver Washington Debate
May 25. The sundry Civil appropriation bill was discussed with all public buildings items disposed as reported. Amendments for new buildings were ruled out on points of order.
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Denver
Washington
Opening of the Impeachment Trial for Menor Kalloch
In San Francisco May 24 25 the impeachment case of Menor Kalloch dominates department No 4 of the superior court. Judge Cary presides with Highton arguing that the court lacks jurisdiction under the new constitution without legislative machinery. The judge reserves ruling on statutes from 1853 and 1874 and will hear further argument tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Bayer
Balloch
Col. Barnes
Mr. Highton
Superior Court
District Court
Alao
Menor Kalloch
Cary
Halsey
Sullivan
Latimer
Ferra
Kalloch
Henry Highton
Sherman’s Share of Moed in New Orleans May 25
It is announced that eight of the Louisiana delegation to Chicago on the second ballot will shift support. The change is described as significant for the contest and is expected to influence the outcome.
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Sherman
New Orleana
Louisiana
Chicago
Hale
C. N. Crittenton
New York
State convention seen likely anti Tilden in Missouri
Moberly Missouri May 25 indications point to a state convention stance opposed to Tilden.
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Moberly, Mo
War ends but daily life goes on in old routines
An irregular fragment recalls the end of a major conflict and the persistence of ordinary work and commerce. It mentions figures like T. Beauve r and Jubal Early, references a pottery firm or shipping concern, and a letter from New Orleans or Broadway. It also quotes a clergyman praising a remedy called Hop Bitters and notes widespread trust among physicians.
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T. Beauveer
Louisiana
Jubal ‘A. Early
Virginia
Ang Ottery Company
A. Dauphin
Orleans
Broadway
New York City
Fer Tay
el Will Rey
Snieainn
RD Cc
Hood Medicine Restores Elderly Man to Vitality
A father recounts decades of kidney trouble and weakness from a gravel complaint. After using Hood Medicine his blood and kidneys improved, restoring energy he compares to a man of thirty and endorses the product for others his age.
Monumental Public Notice and Patent Claim Details
Public notice from land office Cheyenne dated May 15 1880 lists Theodore J Rockwell for final proof and entry of his claim under Preemption Declaratory No 046 with witnesses John R Dick Sr Alonzo Martin and an unnamed Kinlf: the notice runs 32 days from publication. Also contains testimonial about Anakesis external pile remedy with endorsements from Jas J Bassert and Seton Neveragvresa Co and an advertisement for sale of Anakeais at 1.00 per box with free samples.
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Cheyenne
W. T
John R. Shaw
Theodore J. Rockwell
N. No. W
Witnesse
John Ft
Dicksr
Alonzo Matin
A ¥ Kunlf
Laramie Co
W. Ag
Roe
Epoan
W. Mann
Jas. J. Basef Erle
Penna
Seton Neveragvresa & Co
Gentlenen
Anakesis
Jas. J. Bassert
Eric
Anakeshe
New York
Round Up Districts and Schedules for Laramie Bounds
Boundary details for LABANIE COUNTY in District No 1 and six nearby round-up districts outline May start dates and routes. Foremen named for each district include W N Hackney, John Snodgrnas, Wm Lykins, Wm Irvine, W P Hall, and Hugh Jackson with assistants listed.
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Noum Ur
Black Hills
Big Crow
Crow Creek
Toomb
Terry
Lone Tree
Crow
Durbin
Pumpkin Creek
Creighton Ranch
John Snodgrnas
A. J. Robertson
Fort Platte River
Fort Laramie
Cherry
Box Elder Creeks
Horse Creek
Telegraph Road
Wm. . Lykins
Lykins
Fort Fetterman
Platte
Godfrey
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Joseph Hazen
Fort Robinson
Sidney Road
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Pie Sale
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Cheyenne and
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D* W. W. Croox
McDaniels
Eddy Street
Apposite
Dyer’s Hotel
Jumels To
Yale
DE Mint & CO
Mintle
DR. Mintie
Holladay Street
Corea
York
Clothiers
Uys
LIN E Goons
Rockingham
Lamf&s
Mall
Leu
Jowweler
17Th Street
Whipple & Hay's
Bet
Wyo
O. F. Cowhick
J. D. Fraser
Wtckwell
Durham
N.C
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