Fire razes vacant building in Washington city block
A sevenety six year old Swiss birthday tribute and a series of political dispatches fill the Washington notes. A fire destroys a vacant building valued at 2500 dollars after an incendiary blaze. Fire crews battle the flames with swift response but the structure is ruined.
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Durant
Pioneer Hook & Ladder
Insurrection Spreads. Debts and Disasters Highlight Week
Reports note the Greek insurrection gains, Miami Savings Society in Cincinnati closes, New York State elections held, and McCulloch charges not sustained. English militia volunteers abroad, insurgents surrender in Cuba, a Bradley Care corset factory fire destroys 25000 dollars of goods, and Austrian troop movements are rumored. Freight rates drop, Treasury official to be Army paymaster, Emmet centennial observed in Montreal and Quebec. Nine creditors seek bankruptcy for Wilson and Gray. Four men colored are hanged in Marion Alabama for murder. Metropolis passenger captain Harrison arrested for robbery of the dead.
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Cincinnati
New York State
McCulloch
Cuba
Bradley & Carey
New York
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 Passengers and Arrivals in Deadwood and Cheyenne
A stream of travelers and officials are noted joining or leaving Cheyenne and Deadwood. Names include Fred Schwartze Mr H Seffer William Gutterman Esq Prof Galloway W B Hugus J M Hill E V Price G W Fox Hon Barney Caulfield Judge J B Blair B D Slaughter Col E F Hooker S G McCulloch Dr C Tuttle J B Bell J J Clark P Mathissen and many others. The Deadwood arrivals include Pauline Murray E N Miller and Thomas B Reynolds.
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Mr. H. Seffer
Deadwood
Wm. Gutterman, Esq
Prof. Galloway
Laramie
W. B. Hugus
W. P. Davis
Boston
Mass
J. M. Hill
St. Louis
Railroad House
Pauline Murray
E. N. Miller
E. V. Price
G. W. Fox
Barney Caulfield
Congress
Illinois
J. B. Blair
Supreme Court of Wyoming
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
Lone Star Hotel Fire Rages After Midnight
At about 2 30 A M flames issued from the Lone Star hotel on Ferguson and Highteenth. Few bystanders gathered as the blaze began with Mrs. W R Steele awakening to the glow across the street from her residence.
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Lone Star
Ferguson and
Highteenth Street
W.R. Steele
Louisa Mapes Weds J D Bailey in Laramie
Miss Louisa Mapes marries Mr J D Bailey at the Presbyterian church in Laramie Wyoming with Rev J Y Cowhick officiating on March 2 1878. The ceremony joins two local residents in a quiet city wedding witnessed by family and friends.
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Owen Wade
Oregon City
Oregon
H. I. Hawley
Denver
George Delaney
Omaha
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Ft. Collins
Chas. Wilcott
Custer City
D. T
Delmonico
H. A. Iddings
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Warren
Ohio
M. Willsie
Third Cavalry
Fort Laramie
C. M. Sanders
Longmont
Black Hills
EK. F. Boumard
M. E. Post
I. M. West
Dr. Stoughton
Kate Claxton
Claxton
Charles A Stephenson
Maarres—Pailey
Laramie City
Wyoming
J. Y. Cowhick
The
Presbyterian Church
Louisa Mapes
J. D. Bailey
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Lone Star Hotel