Wyoming News Roundup Mixed with Rail and Finance Items
Cheyenne calls for a big smelter to match mineral wealth in Laramie County. Illinois Supreme Court vacates La Salle Street. Chicago plans new buildings on Jackson Street. Cattle cars with improved brakes tested from Plainfield to New Jersey, promising faster and less bruising beef. Reports from southeast Alabama storms and Mississippi floods describe losses and disease risk. Washington gossip notes a president’s colored servant scandal while labor strikes threaten trade.
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Supreme Court of Illinois
la Salle Street
Chicago
Board of Trade
Jackson Street
Tom Canucks
Omaha
City of Eternal Mud
Kansas City
Denver
General Carr Not to Face Court Martial Trial
Washington dispatch outlines that Col. Carr of the 6th Cavalry will be admonished by his commanding officers rather than tried by court martial. The president decided not to proceed with further proceedings, citing public interest and misconduct in a late Arizona campaign.
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Washington
Drum
Sherman
McDowell
Pacific
O. B. Wilcox
Department of Arizona
BE. A. Carr
6Th Cavalry
United States
War Department
Colonel Carr
Col. Carr
Arizona
Robt. E. Lincoln
Cibille
Apache
R. C. Drum
Blaine
New York Post
Trescott
Chile
Seo’y Frelinghuysen
Uhich
Mr. Frelinghuysen
Mr. Trescott
Chili
Frelinghuysen
Memorial from Americans in London Seeks Lamson Reprieve
A memorial from Americans gathered in London requesting a reprieve for Dr. Lamson was sent to the home secretary and is expected to exert strong influence. The document emphasizes relief efforts and appeals to official mercy.
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London
Lamson
Home Secretary
Star Route Cages Ingersoll Defends Indictment Law
In Washington this morning Colonel Ingersoll argued for defendants in the star route cases seeking to quash the indictment by claim that Maryland 1772 law still governs the District of Columbia and that grand juries lack jurisdiction. Judge Wylie debated whether such law remains in force and if so the motion to quash could stand. Chandler contended no crime or offence was defined under common law and that the postal service fell outside common law jurisdiction. The defense argued the expedition’s necessity was unproven and cannot show fraud without public need.
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Gen. Brady
Congress
Chandler
Washington
Ingersoll
Maryland
District of Columbia
Brady
United States
Returns of business failures across the United States
The three months ending March 31 show 2,190 total failures by R G Dun with liabilities of $30,338,271 across Eastern 292, Middle 608, Southern 700, Western 523, and Pacific 167 regions. Compared with 1881 and prior years the figures indicate a sharp rise in failures and bad debts, while Canada reports 206 failures with $2,653,000 liabilities for the same quarter.
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New York
United States
R. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Eastern States
Middle States
Southern States
Western States
Pacific States
Dominion of Canada
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Wieskla Leuter
The
Leader Printing Company
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wrety
J.B. Morrow
Tom
Walker Blaine
Whittaker
Laramie County
Mexico
Astec
California
William D. Smith
Wilhelm de Schmidt
Juniati
Alaska
Russia
Land Office
Pamack Cattle Cas
New York Live Stock Exchange Company
Henry Berg
Bishop Clarkson
New York Livestock Express Company
New York Central Road
Central Road
New Jersey
Middleton
Jess
Plainfield
N. J
Park House
N. Y. Times
Alabama
R. J. Richardson
Barbour County
P. Redding
Cuthbert
Brown’s
Masten
Mississippi Valley
the Telegraph
Tur
N. Y
Danenhawer
Manitoba
Pennsylvania
Greenbackers
Arctic
DeLong
Western Union
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
J. Gould
Ohio
Kirkwood
St. Petersburg
Cairo
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Sing Sing
Stokes
Blodgett
Carr
Standard Cattle Co
Belle Fourche
R. M. Allen
Addams & Glover
Dare & Collins
ALLEN
Allen’s
First Ave
Geo. W. Hoyt
nYdawly
Morrison
Collins
Laramie City
Morrison & Christman
Deadman Creek
Dr. Clark
Johnson
Cinca Fiver & Ague
Belvidere Mille, Goodhue Co
Minn
Lane Co
Oregon
Clark Jonnson
Meadow Utah Co
Clark Johnson
George Littlewood
M.smith
Waterville
LeSueur Co
Sore Eys
Herton
West 3Rd St
Fh. Y
Bird&w.lvr
A. A. Hayes
Massachusetts
Buckingham
R. P. Hall & CO
Nashua
N. Hi. H
Addoms & Glover
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Voltaig de Pla Mel
Yvortaic Belt CO
Marshall, Mich
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