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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1883

Page

7

Water fall at Cairo and rail strike in Sing Sing

Several items note regional troubles and events. Micekly water at Cairo falls while Sing Sing workers strike. Cincinnati road traffic resumes as Florida assembly passes ship canal charter. Portland Oregon hosts a produce exchange. Chappaqua estate sale of Horace Greeley flagged.

Cairo Cincinnati Florida Assembly Portland Oregon Horace Greeley Georgetown D. C Paul A. Chadbourne New York James Gamble Williamsport Rochester

Senate panel debates revenue district consolidation plan

The senate appropriations sub committee heard Commissioner Raum oppose a house bill plan to cut internal revenue districts from 126 to 82. He warned consolidation would not cut costs and would disrupt a smoothly operating collection system.

Four More Men Arrested in Panama Railroad Vault Robbery

New York reports four additional arrests in the Panama railroad company vault robbery of $50,000 in gold. Two suspects are watch men and two are clerks. Eight men are now under arrest. no clue to the treasure has been found, with a burial suspected on the Isthmus.

New York Panama Railroad Company Panama

Snow breaks on McLean Avenue disrupts railroad service

A 75 foot section of McLean avenue collapsed into Court Street this morning, washing into the water and taking down the Southern railroad track and cutting connections to passenger and freight depots. Earlier, the Nilsson concert at Music Hall drew a large crowd requiring police to maintain order.

Cincinnati McLean Avenue Court Street Southern Railroad Nilsson Music Hall

Flag Respect Debate Sparks Merchants Fuss in New York

Report from New York on February 21 notes widespread indignation among West Indies traders and other businessmen over the insult to the U S flag on the steamer Valencia. A Wall Street merchant warned that his extensive contacts reveal broad dissatisfaction with a government failing to secure international respect for the flag.

New York West Indies Valencia Wall Street

Flooding Threatens Memphis and Nearby Farmland

Memphis reports the river at thirty four feet three inches above danger. Thousands of sacks of corn ruined in New Madrid bend while rising waters flood the Upper St. Francis river and halt work on the Kansas City Springfield and Memphis railway line.

Joseph Gookin Smith & Conner C. B. Richards & Co New York Europe Wiineis Baby Milford Massachusetts Edward S. Stokes Jos, Mackey California William H. Vanderbilt Madison Square Garden Craft Grayson Memphis Triverc New Madrid St. Francis River Kansas City Springfield Memphis Railway

Deliberate deaths of Flatan couple found in Baltimore home

In Baltimore on West Pratt Street a elderly couple, Isador Ferdinand Flatan and his wife, were found dead in bed with a bottle of prussic acid between them. A farewell letter to the coroner says they chose death by their own hand after landlord George Hollingherst demanded rent and eviction. They left pawnbroker tickets and a watch, planning funeral expenses and burial together.

Baltimore West Pratt Street Isador Ferdinand Flatan George Hollingherst Gillingherst Baltimore City Richmond Tiapdor Ferdinand Flatan Ottilie Flatan

What the Senate Tariff Bill Is

New York Feb 22 The Post's Washington correspondent summarizes the Senate tariff bill. It cuts internal revenue by 41 million dollars and lowers duties across most items. Bessemer blooms and low grade steel see a 5 percent cut, while some champagne duties rise modestly. The Post editorial supports the bill as improving current conditions.

New York Post Washington Internal Revenue Treasury Department The

Rottenness of the English System in Ireland

A London cable to Redpath's Weekly condemns Carey's testimony sworn under life risk as a disgrace and accuses the government of using it to implicate land league leaders. It notes a castle struggle before his production and suggests the move will hurt the ministry more than the Parnellites.

New York London Redpath Carey Ireland Finlly Land League Parnellites

Parker Testifies Beal Offered Monroe Post Office for Vote

Detroit, Feb 22, the bribery investigating committee in Lansing heard Rep Burton Parker of Monroe confirm Beals offered him the Monroe post office and a 1200 dollar clerkship for his son in exchange for voting for Ferry. Parker said Beal meant kindness, not corruption. Fisher of Grand Rapids Eagle testified Hubbell pressed the paper against Ferry and later clarified he only relayed partners’ remarks.

Detroit Mich Lansing Burton Parker Monroe Beals Ferry Beal Fisher Grand Rapids Eogle Hubbell

Fighting a Judge

San Francisco February 21 The board of supervisors debated a resolution urged by Supervisor Strother asking Pacific coast congressmen to move impeachment proceedings against Judge Lorenzo Sawyer for overstepping authority by issuing an order restraining the board from setting water rates The measure failed on a tie vote

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Strother Pacific Coast Congress Lorenzo Sawyer United States Circuit Court Sawyer

Fast Trains Across Europe and America Highlight Speed Records

The article lists rail speeds in various countries and routes. Notable examples include the New York to Boston run at 42.5 mph average and the Flying Dutchman London to Bristol at 45.3 mph with stops, plus several routes near 50 mph running times. It notes fastest services and average through line speeds.

Switzerland Russia Boston Stonington New York Springfield Berlin-Potsdam-Magdeburg Berlin Paris Italy Bologna Brindisi Germany Hanover Magdeburg- Halberstadt Orleans Bordeaux Marseilles Calais Northern New York and Philadelphia Express Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City Germantown Junction Great Western Railroad London Bristol Swindon

Belford Denies Star Route Involvement Over $2000 Check

Washington reports Congressman Belford vehemently denies any financial dealings with Senator Dorsey tied to a $2000 check mentioned in today’s star route trial testimony. He says he never saw or heard of such a check and asks Col. Ingersoll to call him to the stand to swear the evidence is false before the trial ends.

Washington Congressman Belford S.W. Vorsey Dorsey Col. Ingersoll

Theodore Thomas Proposes Major Concert Tour

The Dramatic News reports Theodore Thomas will tour next spring with guarantees totaling 160000 dollars for ten weeks. San Francisco gets 50000, Denver 25000 for single weeks, Salt Lake City 20000 for four concerts in the merge city, with a sixty member orchestra and eminent soloists including Mme. Julia Rib-King as pianist.

New York Theodore Thomas Chas.b. Locke Thomas San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Merge City Taberncle Mme Julia Rive-King

Senate panel debates Internal Revenue District consolidation

Washington February 22 The sub committee of the senate committee on appropriations debated a bill provision to cut internal revenue districts from 126 to 82 Commissioner Raum argued the move would not lessen costs but would disrupt the revenue service machinery which is currently operating smoothly.

Washington Senate Committees On Appropriations Raum House Senate Committee of Appropriations

Edmunds discusses suffrage as a political question in Utah bill

Washington February 21 Senator Edmunds declared that suffrage is a political matter under political power and that Mormon women’s opinions lie outside the bill. He would have women vote if their true views could be known, and noted Congress could regulate suffrage in the District of Columbia or territories by class limits, except perhaps for Judge Black.

Edmunds Washington Utah Judge Black Congress District of Columbia

Aged Couple Murdered Near Memphis

Nine miles south of Memphis Daniel Towns end and wife were shot in their sleep by 20-year-old farmhand Alex Hill. Hill, described as soft brained, killed the couple in one room and was arrested. The motive is not given.

Memphis Daniel Townsend Bhloved Alex Hill Townsend Hill

Seymour Hunt & Co Officially Promoted in 14th Century Tone

Seymour Hunt and company claim long history with offices in New York Chicago and Louisville as bankers and brokers. They offer facilities for buying and selling stocks lands grain and provisions and reference Mechanics National Bank Fifth National Bank and German Security Bank. Members include J. Hunt and A. Seymour with Newark Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade affiliations.

Seymour, Hunt & Co Exchange Court N.Y la Salle St Chicago Mechanics’ National Bank New York Fifth National Bank German Security Bank Louisville Mv M, Seymour Newark Stock Exchange Hunt Chicago Board of Trade A. L, Skymour

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