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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1877

Page

11

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Telegraphic World News Dispatches From Washington

Washington reports on Secretary Sherman’s harsh removals in his department and the broader postwar political shifts. Cabinet discussions about Louisiana troops, Mint appointments, and the Packard-Nicholls controversy shape the era-wide policy battles.

Telegraphic Ticks Plague Grows in Baghdad and Other Spans

A burst of brief items notes the plague rising in Baghdad and among New York importers, notable demises and arrests in America, shipping wrecks, a summer cruise order, and mixed war commentary on Crook and the Sioux. It mentions murders in Youngstown, drownings in Sherbrooke, a Meriden insurer, and a St. Louis hotel fire inquiry.

Notable Executions and Global News Tidbits From the Era

Steven Anderson was hanged in Aiken D C for the November murder of Portman and Houseman. Brown Prince won the New market Engrace plate by half a length at 80 to 1 odds. About 1500 Standard Oil coopers struck in Cleveland over a ten percent wage cut. Russian military attaches in Paris ordered to join their corps. Eagle theatre manager sues Miss Anni Dickinson for damages over her disengagement. Bradliugh and Annie Besant held on trial in London for publishing an immoral pamphlet. Eighty six Irish Canadians head to Rome for the pope’s episcopacy anniversary, carrying $30,000. Richmond demonstration honors amendments fourteenth and fifteenth, sizable but smaller than prior years. Ed Rand of Boston releases property to trust fund creditors and gains release from prison. U S grand jury in Trenton indicts Somerville and Engel for conspiracy to defraud over 25 thousand dollars. Reported murder of Moravian minister and family on Labrador coast. Cyrus Clark sentenced to five years for forging twenty one Central Pacific bonds. Grand Duke visitors banquet in Washington with Russian diplomatic corps and cabinet attendees.

Steven Anderson Aiken D. C Portman Houseman Germins Newmarket Brown Prince Standard Oil Company Cleveland Ohio Paris Eagle Theatre Anni Dickinson Charles Bradliugh Annie Besant London New York Rome Richmond Rand, Jr Boston U. S Trenton N. J Thomas P. Somerville Washington Gotlieb Engel W. Bulfe Lance Labrador Cyrus G. Clark Central Pacific Railroad California East River Alexis and Constantine Admiral Porter Supreme Court

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