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Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1879

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Chinese in New York Occupy New Settlement Hubs

New York reports show a rapid rise in Chinese population with thousands arriving from California and Havana sites. Brooklyn Jersey City and Hoboken host laundries shops and factories as China towns grow in Mott Street and nearby areas.

New York the Herald Workingmen’s Party San Francisco California Boston Philadelphia Mott Street Jersey City Hoboken Brooklyn City Havana Californinia Greenwood Nat. Hutchins Marlboro Lyman Lovejoy Coldwater Mich America Hutchins London Elliott Sportsman Office Hanlan Thames Or Tyne Sportsman Elliot Higgins-Boyd Thames Chicago Jay Gould

Peaceful Worcester convention backs Long for governor

Massachusetts Republicans held a state convention in Worcester with F Stone as temporary chair and Alexander N Butterick named permanent chair. Senator Hoar urged unity for the 1880 clash, praising northern votes for southern education while backing Long for governor by acclamation after a 669 to 605 informal ballot, with Weston Marston Ladd Endicott Pierce and others named to the ticket.

Worcester Mass F. Stone Alexander N. Butterick Senator Hour Massachusetts New York California Mississippi Virginia Red Sea Long Pierce Byron Weston George Marston Chas. R. Ladd Henry L. Pierce Charles Endicott

Sherman letter favors reunion but cautions on equality

From Salisbury North Carolina Gen Sherman replies to an Oct 23 reunion invite. He welcomes meeting on a common ground yet says confederate and union victors are not equal and prefers an occasion of civic unity for all citizens of the United States.

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Chisholm Murder Trial Opinions Stir Controversy

Gen Woodward reports the Henry J. Gully murder trial as a dreary farce with Judge Hamm praised. He criticizes the jury and notes the mob-led executions of Chisholm, Gilmer, and McClellan as reflecting white majority views in Kemper County.

New York Stewart L. Woodward Kemper County Judge Chisholm John P. Gilmer Amos McClellan DeKalb

Military Special Orders and Army News from Omaha

The Platte Department orders convene a board at Fort Omaha to assess hospital building safety. Leave of absence granted for Lt. James McB. Stembel. New York firm offers Maj Gen Hancock a rifle for Creedmoor match. Obituary and staff notes follow about Maj. Leland and the Grant staff. The War Secretary plans a Town visit. a retiring board dissolves. Gen. Carr assumes command at Camp Lowell. Col. Reynolds, Fort Hale staff changes. Col. Johnson at Fort Hale suffers sudden insanity after heat and injury, with hope for recovery.

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