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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1877

Page

12

Leaders, offices, and events in brief from Wyoming and beyond

Condensed notice compiles various political and military items. References include Poru Prus ill health, Oswan Isira’s fortifications at Plévna, U.S. House bills and elections in Wisconsin and Minnesota, Metcalf elected in Missouri, and J. Clymer’s army cap at 20,000. Also notes Wyoming prosperity, a pardon for Shatfenburg, and temperance order for War Department staff.

Poru-Prus Oswan I?asira Plevna Wisconsin Minnesota Metcalf Missour War Department

Our Wyoming Councilmen Biographical Sketches in Assembly

Biographical sketches of Wyoming's councilmen from Albany and surrounding counties. Profiles include Stephen Downey born 1839 in Maryland now 38, Ilon Holliday born 1843 in Ohio age 34, T D Pease born 1829 in Pennsylvania age 48, George A Draper born 1844 in New York age 38, Timovity Dyer born 1845 in Ireland age 31, Herman Haas born 1840 in Prussia age 87, J N Keller born 1847 in Iowa age 30, Swan born 1831 in Pennsylvania age 46, Jon Cheney born 1844 in New York age 33, Lawrence Hays born 1840 in Ireland age 37, Fred Mervis born 1847 in Ohio age 30, and N E L Peasy president of the council born 1846 in New York age 30. Each profile notes career, height, weight, eyes, hair, and facial hair.

Stephen W. Downey Albany County Westernport Maryland West Virginia Laramie City Congress Downey Ilon Holliday Colorado Solliday Cheyenne Plains Ife Wyoming T. D. Pease Erie Co McKenry Co Illinois Pease Bar of Laramie County Geo. A. Draper New York Ilinois Missouri River Draper J. W. Hammond John Nousman Weis Hion Timovity Dyer Laramie Limerick Ireland Vermont Chicago Dyer Herman Haas Prussia Ohio West Taas 11Th Ohio Cavalry Fort Laramie Omaha Haas J. N. Keller Burlington Iowa Missouri California Union Pacific Kearney Grand Island Utah Ogden Tle Old Kearney Kearney Junction Keller Swan Pennsylvania Mgr Ile Board of County Commissioners Sweetwater County E. F. Cheney Atlantic City Erie Pennsylvania Infantry Malvern Hill Libby Denver Here Fort Sanders Sweetwater Country Union Overland Stage Rawlins Ays Uintit County Fred Mervimit Cleveland Montana U. P Evanston Mertzheimer Adonis E. L Peasy Mvanston

Albany Assemblymen and Their Laramie City Roles

The Albany county delegation led by Speaker N. M. Andrews includes I. P. Caldwell Tr. Klingerman Homer N. F. Spicer John Congdon and others. Profiles cover births, careers, heights and weights, while noting service in the Fifth Legislative Assembly and local achievements in Wyoming.

House of Representatives Fifth Legislative Assembly Albany County Andrews Laramie City Sheffield Berkshire Co Mass Worcester Wisconsin Missouri Laramie

Jackson’s drumhead court martial and Monroe clash

It is related that as Florida commander Andrew Jackson hanged two Englishmen for inciting Indians, provoking President Monroe to summon him to Washington. Secretary Adams defended Jackson citing Vattel and Puffendorf, while Jackson dismissed the authorities, declaring a feud with Monroe and vowing to fight it out.

Andrew Jackson Florida Drumhead Monroe Great Britain Jackson Washington Adams Corollus Vattel Puffendorf

Army bill urged by Sherman for larger force and funds

Gen Sherman tells an interviewer that Congress must pass the Army bill without delay. He argues the army needs 25 000 effective men, broader frontiers require protection, and current shortages risk national security and frontier welfare. He calls for a $30 million annual appropriation and reallocation of regiments as emergencies arise.

Sherman Congress Lake Superior Puget Sound Wyoming Arizona Montana Utah Great West Mexico House Committee Lye Gibbon Fort Shaw Bighorn Pennsylvania New Orleans West Secretary of War Army

President presses Southern and civil service reform stance

The President remains firm on southern policy and civil service reform despite criticism. Critics warn of delays while supporters highlight resolve and planned actions to strengthen reform measures.

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Cavalry March Meets Wagon Shortage at Fort A Lincoln

Colonel Miles reports impossibility of bringing Joseph's band to Fort A Lincoln due to lack of wagons. The Seventh Cavalry is marching on Buford toward Bismarelk.

Miles Joseph Fort A. Lincoln Seventh Cavalry Buford Bismarelk

Birth Notice At Fort Laramie Wyoming

Born November 12 1877 at Fort Laramie Wyoming to the wife of 2 M Bloomer a son born. Telegram states the mother is doing well.

Bloomen Fort Laramie, Wyo 2. M. Bloomer

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