Cabinet Declines Interference in Guiteau Sentence
The cabinet decided not to interfere with Guiteau’s execution and ordered strict confinement with no visitors except his spiritual adviser and jail officers. Guiteau’s attorney vows to seek presidential clemency, while preparations for the execution proceed, including a rope and gaffs for the noon to 2 pm act.
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Hicks
Orney
Vnet
Guiteau
Trict
Mr. Hicks
Arthurd
Brother Hicks
Jedd
New York
Liss Chevallier
Golding
Rey
Cks
Washington
Harms
Crocker
Storms Cause Wide Damage Across Midwest and West
Morning storms hit Storr Yankton Des Moines Rockford Sioux City and Spencer causing tornado hail and wrecks. Emmetsburg suffering a deadly tornado killer toll trains wrecked. San Francisco political nominations list figures like Tross Sparpstein Rosecrans Dudley Foote Daggett and Markley noted.
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Rockford
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Harpers Depot
Lemars
Spencer
Chicago
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San Francisco
Tross and Sparpstein
Supreme Bench
General Rosecrans
Congress
W. P. Stumphreys
J. P. Dunn
P. D. Dudley
Gilroy
W. W. Foote
Alamida
Railroad Commission
Board of Equalization
John Markley
St. Anislaus
Wm. M. Crutcher
State Board of Equalization
John Daggett
Ex Counsel Probes Scoville Family After Guiteau Case
Reed, Gui tenus counsel, reports a letter from George Scoville in Chicago. It says Mrs Scoville has gone east with Bertha and fears she may attempt suicide if her brother is hanged. it asks to be watched and notified of their whereabouts by mail or telegraph.
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Reed
Guitenus
George Scoville
Guiteau
Chicago
Des Moines
Lowa
Malcolm
Pleasantville
Marion County
P. Lyon
Independence
Burlington & Cedar Rapids
Dubugne
Findlay
Chas. G. Sensay
Tort Wayne, Ind
John G. Wilson
Chas. G. Holmes
Belvidere Mille, Goodhue Co
Minn, T
Clark Johnson
R. H. Mallan
Stoops Meadow Utah Co
Mark Johnson
George Littlewou
S. M.smith
LeSueur Co
V.athely
AyEn
Luan
J. C. Ayer
Utah Delegation Arrives in Washington for Convention
Four Utah representatives John T. Caine F S Richards D H Perry and W D Johnson arrive in Washington as the Utah delegation. They were appointed by the Salt Lake City convention held in April and include members from across the territory.
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Washington
John T. Caine
F.S. Richards
D. H. Perry
W. D. Johnson
Utah
Salt Lake City
Utah statehood bid gains strong voter support
The Utah constitution was adopted and a memorial to Congress for admission to statehood was sent to the senate and house committees on territories. The vote on the constitution was about 20 000 in favor and 600 against. No action expected this session due to late introduction. the delegation will push the matter to committee consideration for the next session.
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Sebry Frelinghuysen
Senate
Mexico
Tory
Congress
Utah
Tito
Union
Committee On
Territories
Kiefer
Committee On Territories
San Francisco youths in turnpike wreck near Felton
A Santa Cruz dispatch reports a coach transporting San Francisco campers went off a turnpike near Felton killing Misses Iva Cowdery Eva Hussey Celia Scott and Master George Scott. Several others including Masters Burr Benjamin Burlingame and Wm Mocklees injured as horses shied and caused the wreck.
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San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Felton
Iva Cowdery
Eva Hussey
Celia Scott
George Scott
Masters Burr
Benjamin Burlingame
Wm. Mocklees
California Democrats Rally Against Chinamen in Platform
The Tribune editors condemn California Democrats platform as anti Chinese and pro white rule with southern influence. A Herald piece notes California is their weak anchorage, while Democrats allegedly cling to racial grievance to gain power.
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New York
the Tribune
Democrats of
California
Dennis Kearney
Democratic Party
Wyoming Exhibit Guidance for Denver Mining Fair 1882
Wyoming urges uniform, substantial displays for the Denver National Mining and Industrial Exposition opening August 1. Instructions cover ores packing, box/boxage, earthy minerals, building stones, fossils, timber samples, grains and garden products, wool fleeces, and mounted animals to show industrial progress.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Denver National
Exhibits sought for Wyoming territorial museum drive
Instructions urge exhibitors to send displays to Cheyenne by July 15 for the Denver Exposition. Include exhibitor name, locality, address, source description, annual production, and other details. Packages should be addressed to the Governor and stored in Cheyenne until moved for inspection. Transportation by rail is funded, damages not guaranteed.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Wyo
Joan W Hoyt
Sealed bids sought for 18 by 24 foot schoolhouse
Fort Laramie district No 5 invites sealed bids to July 8 1882 to build a schoolhouse using any material. Bidders supply their own plans and materials. Board may reject any or all bids. New chattel mortgage blanks available at the LeApDmER office.
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Fort Laramie
Leapdmer
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