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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1882
Page
3
A broad column of political rumors and opinions covers Grant’s influence on appointments, Teller’s cabinet prospects, Crook’s rank, and Senate battles over Dakota statehood. It notes labor unrest, the role of newspapers, and regional views on government actions amid a spring political climate.
The Denver Tribune asserts sensational claims about discharged U P conductors gathering for a riot and a Cheyenne mob attempt on a Denver detective are false. It states the city is quiet and urges the public to reject baseless reports that could affect the community.
In Laramie the city endures a wave of incendiary fires with no arrests linked to the deeds. On Tuesday night dozens of armed men patrolled streets seeking swift justice, about fifteen suspects being picked up for appearances rather than proof. By last night the city remained guarded, with mystery surrounding the arsons and rumors that the most trusted residents may be involved.
Col Flagler seeks a hexagonal pure gold prism from the Bluff Mountain firm for his cabinet. The Cheyenne reply mockingly rejects the unusual request and lampoons American mining claims while touting profits and philanthropy.
A marshal Michigan firm promotes Dr Dye's celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances for thirty days to treat nervous debility sexual vitality and various ailments. They also advertise Brown's Bronchial Troches for throat and respiratory relief and offer a small brown mare missing near Cheyenne with a liberal reward for information.
A notice offers a remedy for nervous weakness and early decay. The Rev Joseph T. Inman of Station D New York City asks readers to send a self addressed envelope to receive a recipe claiming to cure youthful indiscretions and loss of manhood.
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