Swiss Dinner Honors Gen Jno A Sutter on Birthday
Washington notes recount a supper in honor of Gen John A Sutter, celebrating his 76th birthday with remarks from Swiss consul Witz and guests including Senator Sargent and Representatives Page Brentano Schleicher. The piece also covers House actions on the Texas Pacific railroad bill and other Senate/White House developments.
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Washington
Gen
Jno. A. Sutter
Switzerland
Mr. Witz
Senator Sargent
Page
Brentano
Schleicher
California
Sutter
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Representative House
House
Chalmers
Elam
O'Neil
Caswell
Cole
Hewitt
Morrison
Texas Pacific Railroad
House Pacific Railroad Committee
Tom Scott
Scott
Ile
Iie
Congress
New Hampshire
Packard
New Orleans
Rollins
Anderson
Nicholls
Eustis
Nicholl
Senate
Wells
White House
Custom House
Louisiana
Williamson
Central America
Townsend
Insurrection Spreads as World News Tells of Crises
The Greek insurrection expands while Italian and Austrian reports note troop movements. The Miami Savings Society in Cincinnati closes its doors and New York municipal elections occur. A corset factory fire in New York causes $25000 in losses. Armed militia volunteers join abroad. Nine creditors seek bankruptcy for Wilson and Gray in Broadway.
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London
East
England
Russia
Constantinople
Turkey
Germany
Austria
India
Crimea
MacDougall
Intelligence Department
War Office
Canada
Europe
New York
France
Miami Savings Society
Cincinnati
New York State
McCulloch
Cuba
Bradley & Carey
Vienna
St. Louis
Ter, Smith
Treasury Department
Robert Emmet
Montreal
Quebec
Wilson & Gray
Broadway
Albert Young
Robert Jones
Silas Wright
Lucius Porter
Marion
Ala
Isaac D. Moore
Harrison
Philadelphia
Notable Travelers and Ventures in Deadwood and Cheyenne
A dense crowd of travelers and locals are noted arriving and departing Cheyenne and Deadwood. Names include Fred Schwartze H Seffer Wm Gutterman Prof Galloway and Judge J B Blair. Attendees include Barney Caulfield and Col E F Hooker with various doctors attorneys and journalists.
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Fred Schwartze
Mr. H. Seffer
Deadwood
Wm. Gutterman, Esq
Prof. Galloway
Laramie
Lone Star Hotel Burns After Early Morning Fire
Flames issued from the Lone Star hotel on the Ferguson and Highteenth street corner around 2:30 am. Residents awoke to the blaze as the street lay deserted, with Mrs. W R Steele across the street alerted by the glow.
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Lone Star
Ferguson and
Highteenth Street
W.R. Steele
Louisa Mapes Wed to J D Bailey in Laramie
Miss Louisa Mapes marries Mr J D Bailey at the Presbyterian church in Laramie Wyoming on Saturday March 2 1878 officiated by Rev J Y Cowhick. The ceremony joins two local families in a quiet city romance.
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Louisville
Stanford
Courier-Journal
Casey County
Rich Hill
Oliver
Vincent Wesley
Tennessee
Nashville
Winston Anderson
Clarksville
Anderson
Ifis
Memphis
King of Misrule
Bluff City
Flipper
Court Square
Owen Wade
Oregon City
Oregon
H. I. Hawley
Denver
George Delaney
Omaha
M. Green
Ft. Collins
Chas. Wilcott
Custer City
D. T
Delmonico
H. A. Iddings
Cheyenne & Black Hills
Warren
Ohio
M. Willsie
Third Cavalry
Fort Laramie
C. M. Sanders
Longmont
Black Hills
Greeley
Library Association
R. G. Thompson
Florence Haynes
T. R. Wheeler
George H. West
Charles C. Eaton
McNamara & Co
F. E. Warren
Masonic Block
16Th Street
A. I. Dodge
M. E. Post
A.S. Emery
Joseph F. Lincoln
Second Judicial District
Maarres—Pailey
Laramie City
Wyoming
J. Y. Cowhick
The
Presbyterian Church
Louisa Mapes
J. D. Bailey
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Luttrell
Poughkeepsie
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Curtis A. Kellogg
Kellogg, Clark & Co
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Chicago
Leonard
Florida
Democrats
Nichols
Louisiana Returning Board
Havanna
Hard Money League
Northwest
Milwaukee
Racine
Geo. W. Allen
M. H. Shudder
L. J. Gage
Virginia
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Custis Lee
Arlington Estate
Hughes
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South
Greece
Norseland
Scandinavia
Jackson
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Ontario
Belleville
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Ghiasta
Carolimpli
Rome
Leo XIII
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Council of State
Signor Crispi
Chamber of Deputies
Durant
Pioneer Hook & Ladder
W. B. Hugus
W. P. Davis
Boston
Mass
J. M. Hill
Railroad House
Pauline Murray
E. N. Miller
E. V. Price
G. W. Fox
Barney Caulfield
J. B. Blair
Supreme Court of Wyoming
B. D. Slaughter, Esq
Lincoln
Neb.) Journal
Cheyenne
John Major
Golden
Colorado
C. H. Fleming
T. Y. Lynch
Salt Lake
Dyer’s
E. F. Hooker
G. McCulloch
C. Tuttle
J. B. Bell
J. J. Clark
P. Mathissen
Fannie L. Buckingham
Baltimore
R. B. Sewell
Bos
D. E. Smith
Thomas B. Reynolds
Lake City
Col
Crescent
Colorado Central Road
Key City
L. J. Harlow
Jenney
Addams
Crout
Lieut. Fowler
Second Cavalry
Grant
Concordia Club
Golden Globe
B.S. Wadsworth
John McTigue
Camp Carlin
Boss Caswell
Peter C. Riley
Kittie Cotter
Michael Doyle
Frances E. Marsden
C. W. Meyer
New Territory
Longmont Press
C. C
Julesburg
Boyd
Deadwood Times
Lincoln Territory
Colorado Central
Western Union
Union Pacific
This Place
Sidney
Ogallala
Grand Island
Fremont
Slack
the Sun
EK. F. Boumard
I. M. West
Dr. Stoughton
Kate Claxton
Claxton
Charles A Stephenson
Lone Star Hotel
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