Indians Said To Lane In North Park Sparks Patrol Calls
A North Park report claims a large band of Indians near the Michigan river and two men named Carr and Don suspected murdered. Fort Sanders troops are ordered to North Park for summer encampment while Cheyenne and Laramie residents weigh credibility amid rumors of Utes in the region.
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Miners Rally for Eight Hour Day In Leadville Parade
The Leadville Tinws special reports about a 2,000-strong parade led by a band through the main streets. Miners later met on Fryer hill and passed resolutions pledging to maintain the four eight-hour day demand, while many mine owners refuse concessions. Smelters continued running as usual.
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Heat in Washington Drives Congress Adjournment Panic
The Inter Ocean notes the May heat in Washington is the hottest ever for the month. Members fear delaying adjournment, with no chance before June 10. The House appears thin and at risk of losing quorum as Chicago remains the main attraction.
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Divorce Granted for Sheridan Shook amid Estrangement
The New York Tribune reports a long estrangement between politician Sheridan Shook and his wife ending in an absolute divorce. Alimony set at 100 per week. custody awarded to Mrs Shook. Four of the couple’s children survive. eldest daughter is twelve.
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Apache Campaign Report From Ojo Caliente
From Santa Fe May 20 the latest dispatch says at daylight on the 24th part of General Hatehi command Indian scouts and Ninth cavalry struck the Apaches at the Palomas headwaters thirty miles south of Ojo Caliente routing the hostiles. Official tally thirty killed with fifty five Indians reported killed by scouts and soldiers. Victoria has reinforcements from Navajo and Comanche. Major Morrow’s four Ninth cavalry companies reached Ojo Caliente after a long night march and press ahead to pursue the fleeing hostiles. Additional Ninth cavalry units arrive on the 27th but will be pushed forward. General Hatch to reach Fort Craig tonight with further news expected. Col Eugene Carr at Tucson ordered to scout the western line in Valencia Socorro and Grant to protect settlements and trains and prevent Victoria from doubling back into Arizona.
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Congressional Senate Notes On Appointments And Nominations
May 27 reports show resolutions on census supervisors and successors, a reapportionment bill for western legislatures, and a sundry civil bill debate. Nomination actions include Bibb Idaho and Thacker Colorado, with Pettis rejected for New Mexico territory supreme court. Belford anticipates Ute treaty passage near session end.
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Ward found guilty of forgery fires on witnesses in court
In Kingstree South Carolina Ward was convicted of forgery. After the verdict he drew a pistol and fired twice at witnesses Harper and Lane. Harper was unharmed while Lane suffered wounds to both hands. Ward is jailed.
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Heat wave claims multiple sunstroke deaths nationwide
New York reports continued heat with temperatures around 2 degrees in a sheltered spot at 2.30. Two sunstroke deaths and three prostrations in the city, four sunstroke cases in Brooklyn with one fatality, one death in Jersey City, and one death in Newburgh among Irish emigrants. A schooner captain among those fallen.
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Italian Parliament Opens as Socialists Expelled and Mediation Sought
The Italian parliament opened with the minister holding a 24 vote majority in the chamber. Waddington accepts the French ambassadorship to London. England will mediate South American belligerents when possible. Canada and the United States arrange a convention for cheap money orders. European powers seek to hold Chili responsible for bombardment damage to foreigners in Peru.
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Ireland and America Rifle Match Set in Dublin
London reports Ireland and America will clash in an international rifle match at Dublin on June 20. The event highlights a historic sporting exchange and raises interest among enthusiasts nationwide.
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Only Greatest Show on Carte Distances Rival Exhibitions
A statement denies ties to rival shows and asserts sole involvement with the Only Greatest Show on Carte for the season. The speaker warns against impostors claiming kinship or promoting inferior appearances, stressing honesty, faith with the public, and advertising only what is exhibited.
Carson and Colorado Railroad Begins Nevada Construction
New Railroad line from Carson to Can delaria Columins mining district in Nevada starts the first 150 miles of track. Key investors include D Milla Nicholas Lun ing and W Sharon, along with other California and Nevada capitalists.
The Italian Parliament Opens Amid Uncertain Mood
The Times London report from Rome notes a high turnout in the Italian parliament opening with pomp while political uncertainty casts a chill over proceedings. The queen and king drew strong cheers briefly but the royal speech failed to elicit warmth, especially from the extreme left.
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Gorham travels to national convention amid unit rule debate
Geo C Gorham secretary of the United States senate and California representative at the national convention stayed at the Palmer house in Chicago. He doubts the unit rule will be broken but believes a fair share of California would back Grant if it is.
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Albanian Crisis Document Hints Native Prince Rule
The Daily Telegraph reports an authoritative source delivered a resume of the Albanian difficulty. It claims the German government favors a solution in which Albania is ruled by a native prince who pays homage to the sultan as suzerain. The Porte reportedly does not regard this unfavorably and Britain may regard it as progress toward emancipation.
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Thurlow Weed Opposes Grant Nomination
Thurlow Weed in tomorrow's Tribune urges the convention to respect a long standing precedent and argues that nominating Grant would be the ruin of the country and party. He calls for restraint and cautions against a risky nomination strategy.
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Delegates Scored Differently at State Convention
The Post-Dispatch reports from Moberly and The Times show split delegate results for the national convention. Tilden receives none in the first tally with anti-Tilden 21 and Morrison Seymour and Hendricks sharing the rest. Times lists Tilden 12 and anti-Tilden 18.
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Turkish Troops Move Toward Hassara Amid Tribal Turmoil
Constantinople reports ongoing Hassara disturbances with four Turkish battalions en route. Arabs have surrounded the lira. telegraph wires between Hastoras and Samava are cut, signaling rising conflict in the region.
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Bradlaugh Receives Support at Northampton Meeting
Charles Bradlaugh addressed a crowded Northampton constituency meeting stating he would hope to retain his seat if the electors backed him. A vote of confidence in Bradlaugh was passed after his remarks.
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Lorillard's Requota Wins Two-Year Old Stakes at Epsom
London reports Lorillard's re quota won the two year old stakes at Epsom today, defeating Count Ja grange's Ehiair by four lengths.
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Mou boizia strike ends as masters grant wage rise
In Peoria on May 97 the Mou boizia strike concluded with employers agreeing to raise wages, ending worker protests.
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