A March of Two Thousand Miles in Indian War Trails
The Santa Fe Daily New Mexican reports General Hateh and his mounted force marching from Ojo Caliente toward hostile territory. Indian scouts rejoin, water and forage are scarce, and horses suffer while dispatches indicate Victorio’s growing strength with tribes joining his war band. Casualties include several murdered herders in Socorro and Mogollon regions. firefights and ranch clearances spread as Apaches advance.
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Dmger Tribone
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Hateh
Ojo Caliente
Indian Scouta
Victoria
Hatch
Nut
Hack Range
Tratch
Mescalero
Victorio
Feld
Flatch
Las Lunas
Antonio Jose, Luna Y Sarazinez
Jose Belasco
Jose Garcia
J’atriocino Luna
Tulerosa
Socorro County
Mogollot
Valle de San Francisco
Escudirallo Mountains
Rito Quemado
Here
Meat and Drought Tackles Rural New York
The May drought and heat devastate crops with springs dry and fruit and vegetables failing to mature. Farmers uproot potato crops damaged by pests to replant after rain. A separate report notes a boat incident with a rider losing balance and a strap fault.
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New York
Leadville Miners Strike for Higher Wages Across Regions
About 2700 Leadville miners strike demanding 3 to 4 dollars per day. They visit mines and compel others to quit. By evening most mines shut, 5000 miners involved and armed local militias called. Michael Mooney from Pennsylvania leads movement. no violence reported but tension rises as managers resist.
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Leadville
Denver
Foros
Chrysolite
L[ron
Carbonate
Breece Hills
Michael Mooney
Mollie Maguire
Pennsylvania
Plan to enforce unit rule at Chicago convention described
Washington May 26. Grant leaders plan to control the Chicago convention by forcing a unit rule vote for the temporary chairman. Cameron will chair and enforce the rule, with possible appeals. They aim to secure the permanent chair with the same tactic, while Blaine allies prepare to counter Cameron and his supporters.
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Washington
Chicago
Cameron
National Committee
Pennsylvania
New York
Blaine
Democratic State Convention at Dover Chooses Delegates
Dover May 26 The Democratic state convention met and chose delegates to Cincinnati. Charles B Love was named temporary chairman. A resolution instructed the delegates to vote for Lemon Bayard for president and urged adherence to the two thirds rule. The proceedings lasted about two hours with no interruptions. The Dover delegation is expected to support Hayard despite some personal antagonism.
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Dover
Charles B. Love
Cincinnati
Lemon Bayard
Walt
Hayard
Democratic State Convention Chooses Moonlight Chairman
Topeka May 26 The Democratic state convention met at 3 30 p m and elected Col Thomas Moonlight temporary chairman HH Moore was chosen Secretary After appointing the usual committees the convention adjourned until 7 p m
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Topeka
Col. Thos. Moonlight
HH. Moore
Chicago anti-Chant meeting draws huge crowd
In Chicago on an evening in May crowds gathered long before the meeting, ticket holders queued, and only about half of those with tickets gained admission. The gathering was described as very enthusiastic and well attended.
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Chicago
Brown Named President Of Convention After Credentials Report
In Moberly on May 26 Woolson and West spoke as the credentials committee prepared its report. The committee on organization nominated B. Gratz Brown for president and he was unanimously chosen. Delegates were announced, but the committee on resolutions did not report. The delegation was claimed by both Tilden and anti Tilden factions, with nothing definite yet.
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San Francisco
Kallech
Kalloch
Moberly
Woolson
West
Committee On Credentials
B. Gratz Brown
Committee On Organization
Committee On
Local Market Quiet as Town Reports No Threats
A Denver Republican special copied by the St. Louis Globe notes no danger to the area. Officials say six Lodians reside within 150 miles and business interests remain secure amid the calm.
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Ilver
Rafe
Silver OU
Denver Republican
St. Louis Globe Denverat
Senate Passes Pension Bill Amendments and Ute Agreement Action
In Washington on May 26 the Senate considered a pension deficiency bill with an amendment to pay U S marshals and deputies for the year ending June 30 1880 which failed 33 to 22. Amendments approved include 15000 for propagation of food and 12500 for fish hatching machinery. a 2400000 pension total was passed. The Senate also concurred with House amendments to the internal revenue bill and urged action on the Ute agreement while a provision to fund coin storage in lawful silver was adopted 85 to 21.
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Senate
Washington
Brown
Gordon
Windom
United States
Ile
Eaton
Ubat
Edmunds
Downey
Wyoming
Secretary of the Treasury
Nihilists Sentenced by Court Martial in St Petersburg
After eleven hours of deliberation the court martial found Michaeloff and Naturoff guilty and sentenced them to hang. Dr. Weimer received 15 years hard labor in the mines, Dostehansky 0 years, Berdivkoff 8 years, Lowenthal 10 years, and three women to 15 years. The women Malinowaska and Haulitf face Siberian exile pending confirmation by Melikoff. The Weekly Leapen notes its large circulation.
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St. Petersburg
Michaeloff
Naturoff
Dr. Weimer
Dostehansky
Berdivkoff
Lowenthal
Wnd
Malinowaska
Haulitf
Siberia
Melikoff
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Riley
Hanlon
Ering
Delaware
Manans Democrats
Kissouri Demorra In
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Dowsey
Gladstones
London
House of Commons
Bradlaugh
Bradlaw
Henry Wolfe
Fowler
O'Donnell
Gladstone
Bartle Frere
South Africa
Malanka
N.J
Caner
Piqua
Ohio
Benkenens
Leapen
Thad
Mintares Bem
Haney
Rene
Hale’s
C. N. Crittenton
Edward Merwen Lee
US Supreme Court
Mar
Sh Kirt
Wyotlig Counsellor
Heelan Atention
Tepmrt
Herre
Crete
Wolk
Counsellon
Washiington, Db
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyeming
Ciolina
Supreme Court At
Mpa
Attorneys-At-Law
Uitlee
Carey
Pisin
Jydants
Attorney AT Law
Moaa & Taytons
Pengusan
Cheyenne, WT
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Geo
Heyt
Stereenth
Ferguson Street
Chervenner
W. Span
Attorneey
Carey's Block
Penganon Street
Chevyenne, Wyo
Kingman
Amorinice
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Supreme Court
Laramie
Olby
Guam
Homeopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Otiee No
Mard-Im
Zouner
Jackson & Buechner
Joslin & Park
Erinsrayvy Ees
Sixteenth and
Ferguson Streets
Mariz-U
Clothiers
Garp
Cuomos
Easy Chain
Lamyf&s
Mall
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
W. Corby
Seurgeen
Addorms
Lover's Drug Store
Neu Cheyenne
Miiaeos
Chheyenns
Kleinily
Suri
McPdaniels
Junelsis
Ralysi
Hell
Menmory
Ana
Rome
DR. Mintie
Holladay Strais
Colorado
J. H
Cola Park How
Newark
17Th Street
Hazard Powder Company
Roceheries
Whipple & Hay
Bet
F. Cowhick
J. D. Fraser
Edds Street
Tae
Biuckwell & Co. Purmam, Nlc
Cao
Collins
California
Wagner
Block
Cheyenne, Wyomivoo
Imabetes
Kocameran
Warner & Con
Severn
Maddalioeet
Neever
Wenky JH
Lazy Benet Main Street
Omonicadee
Siam
Bao
Mok Warner & Co
Rochester
Warner
William EL PA
Welsh Avenue
Warner's
Klee Delockl
Dares Vonmlache
Amd
Lyelichy
Pethune Mooverngrin
Nowrteblag
H. H. Warner & CO
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