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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1877

Page

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War Department order limits unappropriated employees

The Secretary of War issues an order restricting the use of employees without a next fiscal year appropriation. They may continue only if absolutely necessary and voluntary, with no guaranteed pay. Clerks in quarter masters and paymasters are affected, and certificates may be issued showing service time but no pay claims unless Congress appropriates.

Washington Secretary of War Congress R. E. Fisk Territorial Republican Committee of Montana Potts Chicago Journal Gibson Louisiana Baltimore Secretary of the Interior Iim Department Pierrepont England Harl Manners Pierreponts Post Office Department J. I. Warren Albany Wis Paddock Neb Custer City Black Hills Chester Saratoga Roach Ship Yards Edward Fowley John Nelson Charles Wright Edward Burke Geo Woof Barney Cannon Walker Parks J. J Geo. W. Woof John Roach John Fountain Maryland President Hayes Alex. Clark Wm. Gray Bibb J. P. Hickerson O. Hammond Committed Grand Army of the Republic Gen. Tyler Felix Agnus Union Maryland Jockey Club tExplosion Ida Romney Walter Bill Munday

Telegram items from the era touch on wars and politics

Telegraphic notices report Milan not visiting the Czar, Morse commissioned postmaster at Pataluma, Sevastopol civilians ordered to quit, retire English officers refused entry to Turkish navy, Blaine meets the President, Greek minister leans warlike, Bulgarians amnesty stalled, Kaghisman bridge broken delaying Russians, Ardahan captured with heavy losses, towns sacked, mutinies and executions, British celebration in St. Petersburg, press on Casus Belli, Klapka to Caucasus, Gladstone and parliamentary politics, Scutari battles, drowning near Malognawatlk, Methodist revision, Constantinople politics, Gloversville fire, Turkish convoy to Egypt, actress near death, Sidonian boiler explosion, Papal nuncio cautions bishops.

Amasa Morse Petaluma California Sevastopol Admiralty Blaine Athens Mahmoud Damand Redif Pasha Kaghisman Aluta Lee Sash Indiantown Ieb Ardahan Tchurksen Kate Davenport Mobile Liverpool Austin Humphreys Fred’k Appel Windsor Ont St. Petersburg Count Andrassy Constantinople Klapka Pasha Caucasus the Times Mc‘ahon Senate Gladstone Birmingham England Scutari Mithridites Gusinza Prim Dion Alexandria Mehamat Ali Winnetta Montague Ward New York Pacific Coast New York Hospital Bristol Paris Simeoni Duc de Caves Holy See

Deadwood notes on gold fields and local affairs

An assortment of Black Hills items covers mining assays and vein prospects near Deadwood, a 1904 style church plan by Rev Lonergan, local officials appointing constables, a mysterious body found with a bullet wound, and reports of Indian activity around Bear Buttes with warnings to prospectors. The Crazy Horse surrender story is recounted with Strahorn and Gruard perspectives, plus notes on a new collar style at a Deadwood hotel.

Bella Union Theatre Ghas T. Nera Lyons & Moore Deadwood Gulch George Burrill Hera, Burrill, Lyons and Connors South Deadwood J. P. Rankin Troy R. W. Cole Deadwood Ryan Spearfish Bessie Lode Chief of the Hills Gustin Bobtail Gayville Tomblin, Murphy ,and Reid Crazy Horse Frank Gruard Gruard General Crook Rosebud Crook Edous Cation Custer Bismarck Road Bear Buttes Bismarck

Extraordinary Opportunity With Dr H B Allen Visit Denver May

National Surgical Institute founder Dr H B Allen and other skilled surgeons visit Denver at the Grand Central Hotel on May 20, 30, and 31. The purpose is to see old patients and new ones unable to travel to Indianapolis. Free consultation offered for cases with a fair chance of recovery, covering club feet spinal disease hip disease joint diseases and other ailments.

H. B. Allen National Surgical Institute Indianapolis Indiana Philadelphia Atlanta San Francisco Denver Grand Central Hotel Allen

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