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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1883
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a public sale listing with items including a cake and soap products. Local dealers and grocers are on hand, with a focus on genuine property offered at auction.
Fire at Casey Illinois destroys eleven business houses and offices causing about 80000 dollars in losses. A Virginia captain and congressman on the steamship Virginia shoots himself. Delphos Ohio hoop and barrel works burned with 70000 dollars loss and 39000 insurance. A 16 year old heir to 500000 dollars runs away from Easton Pennsylvania.
Notice is given that Mason L. Stagg has filed for final proof on his preemption claim No. 1096 for the southeast quarter of section 25, township 84, range 61 west. Proof will be made before the Cheyenne Register and Receiver on October 15, 1883. Witnesses from Hat Creek Wyoming: Marion Marks, William J. Hays, Nelson W. Merditb, Anson G. Crane.
Notice to Phoebe W Paddleford of a hearing ordered by the General Land Office to determine land desert character in entry No 100. Hearing set for October 9, 1883 at 10 a.m. at the Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming. Names and witnesses listed for another preemption filing and residence proof in Raw Hide Butte area.
Telegraphic dispatch reports Judge Edgartoff declaring the capital commission illegal and ordering its members ousted with costs imposed. Also notes a collision in fog between the steamer William Harrison and the Professor Morse, with the Harrison sunk to the waterline and the Morse unscathed, causing passenger alarm.
In San Francisco on September 15 Henry Marks a laborer stabbed to death John Connelly who was living in the same house with Marks and his wife. Connelly was stabbed eight times and died within minutes Marks was arrested amid adultery related tension.
The fourth section of a westbound freight collided with the first section of an eastbound train one mile east of Willimantic Connecticut at 12:15 am. Engines and eleven cars of merchandise were wrecked. Disobedience of orders blamed. The conductor of the westbound train has disappeared.
The Tribune editorializes on Charles Spreckels treaty with the Sandwich Islands that taxes sugar consumed on the Pacific coast. Critics say regional representatives will not act to overturn the anomalous legislation aiding Spreckels' colossal sugar enterprise.
New York September 15 General Raimon Lescalio Conachea head of the vanguard of Cuban libre fled to Jamaica by steamer after learning Spanish officials and local authorities were monitoring his movements while attempting filibustering expeditions in the United States.
The funeral of Hugh Hastings late editor and proprietor of the Commercial Advertiser took place this morning. It was largely attended by prominent citizens. Pallbearers included President Arthur Roscoe Conkling Hugh J. Jewett Jay Gould Samuel Sloan General Eckert Jenkins Van Shaick William J. Weed Isaac W. England Jason Tappen and John Hoey. Remains were taken to Albany for interment.
Commodore English, acting secretary of the navy, warns against chartering a foreign ship or using a foreign crew for the Arctic mission. He argues the Proetus was mishandled, crews behaved poorly at the wreck, and winter quarters north of Cape Athal are needed. If not, Melville Bay will be impassable by October 1.
Notice is given that Harvay Mellvane filed for pre-emption at Cheyenne Wyoming on September 22 1883 for land in section 2 township 31 range 61 W with Lot 3 and adjacent subdivisions. The posting lists Thomas L Walker Lewis Blair James Griswold and William J Henderson of Raw Hide Butte Wyoming as associates and Epaar W Mann as officer.
Philadelphia authorities arrested Anthony Hale known as Tony and John W Edmundson for allegedly issuing fraudulent notes and bonds. They held for further hearings. Police found mechanical apparatus for producing fake notes at Hale's residence.
The New York state commissioners report 363 374 emigrants landed at New York from August 3 1882 to June 30 1883. May 1883 saw the peak with 69 590 arrivals, while January 1883 had 8 348. The board has sent back many returning paupers and others unable to care for themselves.
In a morning interview Sharon disputes charges arising from a hotel scene in which a woman left the Palace. He blames an ex-convict from Sydney, John Nelson, for the allegations and accuses blackmail. He denies loans, marriage contracts, or money transfers to the woman. He predicts Pacific slope Republicans will reorganize for next year. Senator Jones of Nevada is seen as likely to win re election.
Thousands praise a life saving remedy for coughs colds asthma hay fever bronchitis and throat and lung ailments. Trial bottles are offered free at Gray and Pearse’s drug store with the large size priced at one dollar.
Warranted to speedily cure burns bruiser cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers piles chilblain tetter chapped hands and all eruptions. Guaranteed to cure in every instance or money refunded. For sale by Gray & Pearse.
Report from Richmond dated September 15 states that drought has ruined the peanut crop across Virginia. Officials estimate at best a three quarter crop, with some areas producing less than seed for next year and total losses around 700000 dollars.
Fire at Cortachy castle near Far Far Scotland owned by the Earl of Airlie causes losses over sixty thousand pounds. Warnings on custody of the Atherian murder suspect O Donnell. Officials report many readings from Berlin to Madrid and Washington. An 1883 land office notice in Cheyenne calls parties to testify on a disputed homestead entry.
Land officer announces intent to make final proof in support of Anson G. Crane’s preemption filing No. 1116 for portions of section 3 and 10 in township 33 north range 60 west. The proof will be before the Cheyenne register on October 15, 1883, with witnesses Nelson W. Meredith, William J. Hayes, Mason L. Stagg, and Marion Marks, all of Hat Creek, Wyoming.
Land Office at Canyenne Wyoming issues notices dated September 4 1883 and October 15 1883. Marion Marks files pre-emption No 1095 for portions of the NE quarter and SE quarter of sections 24 25 township 34 north range 61 west. Names John L Nolan Mason L Stagg Albert Smith William J Hayes appear as related land claimants from Hat Creek Wyoming.
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