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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1878
Page
9
A collage of notes from Paris to St Petersburg covers a cut of late 19th century events. Topics include Italy's queen, Longfellow's age, a proposed telegraph link to Besika Bay, and ongoing diplomatic shifts in Europe and the Near East.
Col Jno G Bourke of Gen Crooks staff at the Railroad house as another Hills coach load is due. The Black Hills mail arrived after the great storm. Herder Via missing from Bear Springs ranch and believed perished. Dr G W Corey and L Stevens snow bound in Colorado. Whitcomb reports ~2000 sheep lost. Two men frozen but recovering. one man losing fingers and toes after Pole Creek death. Alexander Via found alive. Second Cavalry trapped near Ft Laramie with 5 horses and 26 mules lost. troops suffer but no fatalities.
Central hosts Langrishe success as Deadwood forms Odd Fellows stock. Col. Webster arrives from Denver. Hidden Treasure trial coverage. mining firm to publish Black Hills Mining Review. Bonanza ore from Golden Terry mine valued above forty dollars per ton. Cheyenne and Omaha visitors report sunburns and share news of local unrest and politics across the Hills.
The fragment hints at plans for camps in a country during the coming spring and mentions a single dance house in Dalhiwood, largely controlled by a group described as whackers of the gentle ovine. It invokes surreal imagery of music and nightmares within a spooked setting.
An old tale recounts a peril in a sewer where several men and women fell into danger. Cath Vassour risked descent into the pit guiding a rope to rescue many but died from smoke and exhaustion before saving the child and others.
A glimpse into the life of a reclusive Indian philanthropist famed for extreme austerity. He wore only simple garments, wrote with coarse towels, and bathed in cold water for long periods. He avoided wealth, spoke little, and traveled by foot or via prison segments, living on milk and plain fare for decades.
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