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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1882
Page
4
A collage of editorials and notes discusses Guiteau related politics, Iowa gold, Blaine prospects, and cabinet chances. It references James, Baker, and Gambetta era figures, and notes county formations Johnson and Crook as legislative shifts unfold amid national tensions.
Delegate McGinnis of Montana proposes dividing Utah to curb polygamy by attaching western Utah to Nevada, southeastern to Colorado, and small northern portions to Idaho and Wyoming. He argues Congress has power to redraw boundaries and that Mormon influence would be reduced as populations join already established state laws.
A slave tells his master all his horses have escaped by degrees. After each report the master repeats his demand to find them. The servant finally confesses the entire loss, explaining fear of the master's disbelief if told at once.
An immense stock at rock bottom prices from Warren & Co. also promoting A. and G. Bitters for general debility. Dare & Collins, successors to Addams & Glover, announce sale. August 23.
Washington, Jan 10. Judge Porter delivers a forceful address during Guiteau's trial, denouncing malice as a legal issue for the jury and highlighting premeditation. Guiteau's interruptions fail to sway the court as Porter lays out authorities and mocks the defense. Judge Cox later outlines insanity standards and jurisdiction in a lengthy ruling.
Ground was broken on extending the Atlantic and Pacific railroad from Vinitta Indian Territory to the Arkansas river. A sixty five mile section will be rail ready by May first with a large force at work. Engineering parties seek a line from the Arkansas river to Albuquerque New Mexico and the crossing station is expected to become a major cattle shipping point for Texas drivers.
A Nottingham shop offers a stock sale on curtains and paper hangings from F.EB Warren & Co with subscription to the Leader advertised.
An article warns that even well built homes with perfect sanitation can harbor illness when airflow allows malaria and diphtheria. It cites Princeton College deaths from faulty drainage and explains Bright's disease as a complex, often symptomless kidney condition with distant organ effects. The piece promotes Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure as a largely effective remedy.
A famed Indian remedy by Dr Williams claims to cure chronic piles itching and ulcerations in one box. It promises instant relief, absorbs tumors, and is sold by druggists or mailed from Cleveland with endorsements from Hon. J M Coffinberry.
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