10 Mar 1869
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1869
Page
1
A Cheyenne council dispute over alleged clerical overreach in city warrants and clerk fees for court commitments is raised, with calls for investigation. The piece also notes unrelated items about peppermint distilleries in Wayne County and various anecdotes about public figures and a Maine lumber visit.
A captain named Juha Erivesun declares he is alive. A Chicago pork establishment killed over 2,000 hogs in ten hours, drawing attention to unusual slaughter rates. A Baptist church in Philadelphia changed its baptist mubhanite from black to white. A man nicknamed Joe pursued a wine championship, running one hundred yards and taking alcove at each yard but did not succeed.
Confusion over reliable sources in Cul mentions claims of heavy losses by two surgents at Puerto Principe and lighter casualties for the attacking party. Official accounts flip between well authenticated and contradicted, casting doubt on whether the revolution’s strength is broken.
A Brooklyn policeman forfeited $10 for smoking on his post. The report notes several regional items including lake area mining activity and a new Cincinnati law targeting traveling drummers. An Omaha incident involved a show case that caused facial injuries from wind.
Telegraph report for the Daily Leader notes a concise update from a distant correspondent. No further specific details are available in the fragment to identify people, places, or events.
The Very Latest News reports Stewart declining the Secretary of the Treasury post amid a broad reshuffle in the Internal Revenue Bureau and government offices. Sherman assumes command as orders are issued. Stewart’s withdrawal follows lengthy talks with Grant and a transfer of Stewart & Co profits to charity.
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