Cheyennes Seek New Opportunity in North Dakota
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1877
Page
9
Washington capital rumor mill speeds up in March notes
Telegraphic dispatches from Washington dated March 19 to 21 report appointments and policy hints across the Post Office, Treasury, and War departments. Analysts flag reshuffles, patronage implications in the South, and potential shifts in financial policy, with comments from Key, Sherman, and Schurz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Shotwell Brothers Leave St Louis for Black Hills Fortunes
The Shotwell Brothers with a large stamp mill saw mill and assay office at Lead City in the Black Hills depart this morning for their future home. They have run a business in St Louis Colorado for years but have closed that venture to seek fortunes in the Hills. Maj. Gwin, veteran frontiersman, is connected with their enterprise.
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Monsignor Nardis
Church of Rome
London
Washington
Lamar
East
New York
Reichstag
Leipsig
North Troy
McMahon
Berlin
St. Johns
N. B
Kinyan
Tweed and Sweeney
Reading Railroad Company
Treasury
Europe
U. S
Miller’s Hall
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Wm. Grape
Gold Exchange of
The
Stock Exchange
Pacific Mail Company
Salvador
San Francisco
Spartan
Java
Suez Canal
Pittsburg
Evan Merbie
Billy Scharff
Rusland
Long Branch
Red Star Line
Antwerp
West End Hotel
Peking
Kogashina
Satsuma
Posen
Shotwell Brothers
Lead City
Black Hills
St. Louis
Colo
Thills
Maj. Gwin
Shotwells
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Riety
Tal
Toi
Tve
Ogden Esterday
Lara Roberts
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Hannibal & St. Joseph
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Kidder and
Cameron
Lang’s Branch
Green
Tanner
Missouri River
S. A. Mark
Omaha
California
Wm. Hayes
Alta
John McComb
Hayes
McComb
Tayes
Dorney
J. IX. Phillips
Order of Caucasians
Chico
Aash
Col
Frederick A. Bee
Congressional Committee
Butte County
Columbus
Abner Haines
State Senate
Butler
Montgomery
Haines
Joseph L. Lewis
Hoboken
N. J
England
Lewis
A. Oakey Hall
Memphis
Tipton
Lauderdale
Here
Storn
Randolph
Covington
Hatchie River
Turner’s Farm
South Carolina
Columbia
Trumpton
Chamberlain
Charleston
Reed
Circuit Court
Flynn
Tam
Wade Hampton
W. I. Dover
Chicago
Times’ Washington
Kentucky
Louisville
Shelbyville
Ben F. McKey
John P. Wilson
Oldhorn County
Utah
Salt Lake
John D. Lee
Emery
Beaver
Lee
New Jersey
Coast Wrecking Company
Wrecking Company
Adonis
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Harrisburg
J. Don Cameron
U.S
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Constantinople
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Prussia
Antbe
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Father Beckx
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Austria
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Mac Mahon
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A. 8. Packard
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United States
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Leader
Glafcer
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