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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1879
Page
14
A jumble of 1879 dispatches notes Annople Montana’s bid for statehood, a planned reunion of editors, and assorted political charges. Postmaster aims limit polygamy prosecutions, Blaine’s dinners fuel support, and England faces industrial strain while U S bonds and greenbacks stir market debate.
A London Vimes excerpt hints at tensions with Wal ters and Disraeli. The piece argues Britain’s economy suffers from free trade and that England must adopt tariffs to revive employment and prosperity, noting American competition and colonial markets. It praises the U S tariff system as a model.
In a detailed forecast the Senate party balance is analyzed as Democrats seek Butler's seat for Corbin to create a potential Democratic majority. March 4 tally shows 42D 83R and Davis independent. swapping Butler for Corbin shifts votes toward a 41D 34R 1independence configuration.
Moukhtar Pasha fixes Jenina as frontier commission meeting site with Greek delegates pressed for Jenina cession. In Bern, Swiss voters back St Gothard railways by wide margin. plus updates from London, Newark, Cincinnati on ships, fires, finances, and international affairs.
The writer dismisses a self styled Colorado Central railway company representative as thin in claims. No county communication has been received and the matter should await proper proposals through Holt Hecht and Leibey. A change will occur in the next two to three months that will affect local conditions.
A Berlin correspondent depicts Prince Bismarck at the Radziwill palace with a guarded garden and a famed dog while noting his public reticence. The Philadelphia Ledger argues Grant should cover his own cruise expenses on the Richmond, explaining officers pay their own mess costs and pro rata shares for meals, with no extra government burden expected.
A corrupted OCR page shows scattered ad lines and notices including 6 insertions and local notices, mentions of prices per line, and fragmented references to people, places, and events. The text also alludes to murders, elections, and a variety of disjointed topics with no cohesive story.
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