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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1877
Page
3
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Washington April 19 Cabinet notices and clerical reshuffles
Secretary Sherman recalls dismissals from his department with no restorations, while Treasury reports flag rising counterfeiting of silver coins. Cabinet hints troops may leave Louisiana soon, and western appointments and commissions are announced. News covers Manley, Nicholls, and Packard debates, plus New York Tammany, and a shipboard fire disaster story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P. E. Sheridan
Missouri
Chicago
Ill
New Orleans
U. S
Augur
W. T
Packard
Sit
Hayes
Januay
Grant
Louisiana
McMillan
Senator Young
Gov. Packard
Young
Packard Legislative Caucus
Telegraphic Ticks Plague and Crises Across Nations
A sweeping telegram of events reports rising plague fears in Bagdad and New York imports, political visits in Harrisburg, factory failures in Yonkers, and vast beef shipments to Europe. It notes executions, drownings, shipwrecks, insurance actions, and military analyses of Indian fighting with General Crook praised for his strategy.
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Bagdad
Rothschild, Shermans & Co
New York
Burnaby
England
Asia Minor
Borie
Chandler
Cameron
Harrisburg
Baldwin & Flagg
Yonkers
Europe
Charles M. Sterling
Youngstown
Ohio
Crook
Custer
Jackson
America
Notable executions and trials in late November news
Steven Anderson hanged in Aiken for the murder of Portman and Houseman. Brown Prince won the New market Engrace plate by half a length at odds of 80 to 1. About 1500 Standard Oil coopers struck over a ten percent wage cut. Russian military attaches in Paris ordered to join corps. Eagle theatre manager sues Miss Anni Dickinson for damages after engagement ends. Charles Bradliugh and Mrs Annie Besant held on trial for publishing an immoral pamphlet. Eighty six Irish Canadians head to Rome for the pope’s episcopal anniversary, bearing $30,000. A Richmond demonstration honors amendments fourteen and fifteen. Ed Rand of Boston freed from prison after poor debtor’s oath. U S grand jury indicts Somerville and Engel in Washington safe burglary and conspiracy case. The murder of a Moravian minister and family reported near Lance on the Labrador coast. Cyrus G Clark sentenced to five years for forging Central Pacific bonds. Grand Duke visitors and Russian officials banquet in Washington with cabinet members and court justices.
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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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