Washington dispatches on South Carolina Louisiana and What Next
A long telegraphic digest from Washington covers claims of president assurances on troop withdrawal from Louisiana and South Carolina, cabinet retirements rumors, military division realignments, Good Friday market closures, postoffice leadership, silver deposits policies, and Hampton Chamberlain negotiations with emphasis on conciliation and constitutional rights for Southern Republicans amid postwar tensions.
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Louisiana
South Carolina
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Schurz
England
Germany
Mississippi
South
Department of the Gulf
Missouri
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White River
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Fight over Deadwood postmaster ends as Adams takes charge
Richard O. Adams, appointed postmaster at Deadwood City, overcame charges with a private telegram and received his commission. He left Washington and will arrive next Sunday to assume control of U S mails routed from Cheyenne through Forts Laramie and Hat Creek to Custer City Deadwood.
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Yankton
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Omaha
Richard O. Adams
Deadwood City
Adams
Washington
Deadwood
Cheyenne
Cattle recovered and prisoners surrender near Tongue River
Capt Heinshimer offered ten dollars a day to recover 29 cattle run off on the 16th. He and nine followers retrieved the stock and 24 Indian ponies overnight. Sioux and Cheyenne surrender at the post, with 32 cattle returned, amid earlier Wolf Mountain fighting claims. A new town near the Yellowstone begins to attract Bozeman traffic.
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Tongue River Cantonment
Tongue River
Heinsheimer
Miles
Wolf Mountain
Yellowstone River
Bozeman
Railroad settlement and Colorado Central leadership changes
The Union Pacific and Colorado Central settlements end lawsuits and keep current Colorado Central management with minor board changes to reflect eastern stockholders. No annual meeting is planned. Loveland remains president. A Longmont to Cheyenne survey will finish by Saturday night, guiding new construction at about ten thousand dollars per mile.
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Patterson
N. J
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Adam M. Simpson
South Pacific
Pacific Railroad
Madrid
N. Y
E. B. Washburne
France
Galena
Alfred Pickard
Nes
Colorado Central
Eastern
Loveland
Longmont
Cheyenne
Denver Pacific
Denver
Capture of Horse Thieves by Cavalry and Trappers
A special to the Omaha Herald from Custer City reports 30 Fourth Cavalry soldiers and 25 Arapahoe Indians under Lieutenant Callahan passing through Custer on the 25th with recovered ponies and the capture of three noted horse thieves named Fly Speck Billy, Rattling Jack, and George Smith. A Chicago telegram notes Black Hills fever spurring mobilization with 75 to 100 men forming in the city to head west in April.
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Arapahoe
Callahan
Custer
Fly Speck Billy
Jack
George Smith
Black Hills
Chicago
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