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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1877

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Cheyenkai incident details remain unclear amid partial text

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Washington and state news from March 20 1880

Telegraphic reports from Washington cover Postmaster General appointment of railway mail service superintendent, policy hints on southern patronage, and statements by officials on administration aims. Other items include intrastate political shifts, investigations, and public notices across Missouri, California, Ohio, and New York.

Washington J. W. Marshall Patterson Columbia State House Merrimen South Congress Key Senator Smith Tennessee Goode Mississippi Foster Ohio Morton Marine Corps Thompson Sherman Senate Finance Committee Schurz Conant Grand Jury Moore Ferry Wheeler Perry Washington National Monument Carl Schurz Grant War Department Army Wisconsin Rusk Leconte Philadelphia Davis Howe Supreme Bench Act of Congress Riley Missouri Thomas Illinois Packard Salem Thomas Briggins Lunatic Asylum Gen. Grant Interior Department Department Department of Justice Chicago The Times’ Washington Hayes

Shotwell Brothers Leave St Louis for Black Hills Venture

The Shotwell Brothers with a stamp mill saw mill and assay office at Lead City Black Hills depart this morning for their future home. They have run a business in St Louis Colo for several years but are dissolving there to pursue fortunes in the Hills. Maj Gwin, famed frontiersman, partners with them in the venture.

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