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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1878

Page

20

Raiding Authorities Recover Stolen Red Goods

Authorities report a raid led to the recovery of stolen red items and the arrest of suspects. The operation involved local law enforcement securing the scene and transferring evidence to the county jail for processing. Further investigations are in progress.

Weekly Leader Supplement item from 1878 issue

A miscellany feature with political satire and society notes. It cites figures like Blaine, Conkling, and Sharon while commenting on postal service, census plans, and foreign affairs. It satirizes politicians, mentions Eugenie, and touches on fashion, theater, and industry reflections of the era. The piece blends commentary with brief anecdotes and quotes.

A Wife's Stratagem Against a Drunken Husband

A Michigan wife disguises a drunken emergency as illness and has her husband blisters applied for alleged brain fever. The tale ends with the husband’s blistered ordeal and a grim warning that he never drank again.

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Colonel Beauveis Death and Military Pigeons in Russia

Mr W F Lee reports the death of his brother in law Col G P Beauveis in St Louis Missouri. Beauveis was a frontier figure who spent forty years among the Indians. In Russia military pigeons are expanding with 1232 serviceable birds by early 1876 and more stations planned. Pigeons are exercised fortress to fortress with dispatches traveling quickly between Novogeorgievsk and Warsaw.

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