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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1877

Page

2

Cheyenne World News Roundup From October 11 1877

A compilation reports Tu Geshoffs arriving in Constantinople Archibishop Bayley dies in Newark Missouri Greenback convention in St Louis. Russian affairs include battles near Alexandrople Danube blocks and Kars. Satsuma rebellion in Japan ends. Virginia taxes on liquor eyed at one million dollars.

Tu Geshoffs Constantinople Archbishop Bayley Newark N. J St. Louis Imperial Guard Bucharest Sioux

Disjointed Gleanings From Various National Notices

A collage of short notes and curiosities items from regions and events. Mentions work prospects for Boston mechanics in St John, Alabama Huntsville spring water, a cave with coal oil near a Virginia resort, a court case over a lover's broken engagement, a long siberia to france walking bet, stamp collections value in Europe, and a Times bland about fools and money. Also governor Tilden timing, diplomat Fish, and a conundrum about hats at the Park Theater.

Flat River Baptist Association of North Carolina Boston St. John Philadelphia Cincinnati Andrews Bazar Hell Fordyce Currie Parsons Sir Charles Blagdon Huntsville Madison County Alabama Virginia France Germany Russia Siberia China Calais India Persia Greece Italy Liverpool Europe London Times Middlesex Paris Times New York Evening Post E and I Park Theater Kansas Ilinois Anza EL. Apgar Albany Tilden New York Iir John Bigelow Nicholas Fish United States Legation Berlin Frisia Switzerland Son Mamilton Fish Philadelphia Bulletin

The Mexican Musta Liniment Praised as All-Purpose Healer

An 19th century testimonial extols a Mexican Musta Liniment as a universal remedy. It claims to cure burns sprains cuts and other injuries and to save human and animal lives and restore cattle to usefulness and profit.

A Soldier's Distress and a President's Compassion

During the Civil War, Col. Scott of New Hampshire fell ill near Hampton Roads. His wife reached him, but a river collision cost her life. Lincoln refused initial aid but later granted leave and arranged recovery, with Stanton and Navy support, as the wife’s body was recovered and buried in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire Hampton Roads Virginia Washington Potomac River Scott Colonel Scott War Department Peninsula Col. Scott Stanton White House Lincoln Abraham Providence Navy Yard

Now is the Time to Strike Mormon Rule

Sermon by Rev. T De Witt Talmage urges US government action against Mormons after the death of their leader. He calls confiscation of lands, turning Salt Lake Temple into an arsenal, and dispatching Phil Sheridan to subdue Utah. He critiques Mormonism and defends Christian family values.

United States Salt Lake City Phil Sheridan Utah Church of Jesus Christ T. de Witt Talmage

War Scenes Abroad at Poradim Before Plevna

Report from the front describes Poradim as a wretched headquarters near Plevna with disease and insects. Roads toward Plevna are in terrible condition hindering retreat. Hundreds of dead lie unburied on the field and ownerless dogs have eaten many, denying Christian burials near Turkish entrenchments.

Russia Mussulman Suleiman Pasha Herzegovina Montenegro Gaston Journal Poradim Lotoff Plevna Gorni-Studen Thadji Koi

Wyoming’s Cow Herd Path to Prosperity for the Poor

The article extols Wyoming as a frontier of opportunity where a poor man can begin with a cow and calf and, through patient labor, grow wealth. It cites a widow at Laramie City who built a thriving herd, hired help, educated her daughter, and now stands financially strong while living independently.

Wyoming America State of New York Laramie City Union Pacific Eastern Seminary North Platte River Seaboard Mississippi

Missouri appoints N D Armstrong to Senate vacancy

The governor names Non D N Armstrong a St Louis lawyer with little prominence to fill the Senate seat after the death of Mr Bogg. The appointment astonishes many as Armstrong is a Democrat of little account and widely unpopular in the state.

Missouri Non D. N. Armstrong St. Louis United States Senate Bogg Armstrong

Rumors Link Rome Visit and Balkan Talks Amid War News

Iris notes Cardinal Manning may visit Rome at the Vatican request. A Moukhtar Pasha telegram reports Russian losses after repulse on all fronts. Rumors place peace talks near between the Porte and Montenegro. Grant and party visit Mrs. Sartoris at Southampton with civic reception planned. The Grand United Order of Odd Fellows met in New Orleans.

Iris Cardinal Manning Rome Vatican Gren, Grant Suite

Card Offers Free Cure for Youth Disorders in New York Notice

Special notices announce a free cure receipt for youth nerves weakness and early decay. The ad claims discovery by a South American missionary and asks for a stamped self addressed envelope to Rev. Josery T. Inman Station D Bible House New York.

South America Josery T INMAN Bible House New York Sepiveod&wiy

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