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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Sun
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1890
Page
3
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts grandiose public anthems with intimate home singing. The speaker recalls Maria rocking their boy to sleep and singing softly, in a moment of personal, restrained musical expression amid broader, ostentatious rhetoric.
Tods a fearless six year old in Simla, adored by locals, disrupts the Boileau gunge scene at the Viceregal lodge, pulling a goat toward the Mall while officials and a lieutenant governor assist. The incident reveals the era's power dynamics and Tods influence over both natives and colonial figures.
Bermuda earlier lacked telegraphic contact with the world and was isolated as its inland areas lay exposed to sea threats. Now a plan emerges to lay a telegraphic cable connecting Bermuda to global networks, restoring fast communications and signaling a new era for the island.
The article counsels on interior harmony for dining rooms emphasizing light, layout, and furniture. It advocates east or south exposure, end lighting, sideboard placement, and a simple oak finish with a hard floor. It notes room dimensions and seating for comfortable use and decor balance.
A sensational tale unfolds as Mrs. A M Smith awakes to a burglar in her Artesian laundry on Eddy street. The intruder Rosenstein is aided by a self-styled detective George Baker who pockets a settlement of five dollars and twenty dollars later. Police and a judge intervene as Switzer detains the so called prisoner in the city jail.
Rosensteil appeared at the house and was arrested with his companion. At 2 o clock they were sent before Judge Lee and remanded until Saturday at 2 for trial. End of chapter four of the Rosensteil the Midnight Walker and Baker the Cheyenne Detective tale. Continued next.
Trustees plan to add several hundred new books and invite patrons to prepare and submit lists of desirable titles. Prompt compliance with this request is sought to inform acquisitions.
Private McElligott of Company D Seventeenth Infantry is sentenced to four months hard labor for conduct to the prejudice of good order. Private Deegan of Company K Seventeenth Infantry receives three months hard labor for insubordination. Brigadier General Brooke disapproves the proceedings and issues a severe censure on military discipline and release procedures.
In the district court of Wyoming Laramie County Edward P Champlin as plaintiff will have the depositions of witnesses taken before authority at Flower Smith Musgrave First National Bank building Chicago Cook TIH neis starting July 7 1890 at 10 am and may adjourn daily until complete to be used in the trial Dated June 15 1890 attorney C Barry for plaintiff
At last night's meeting of the Knights of Pythias officers were elected: W A Richards P C J J Underwood C C A Russell V C A M Clark P R E McCormick M of A R S Adamsky K R5S 2 Colwell M of E G L Durbin M of P E 53 Johnson I G 5 C Wilcox O G Delegates to Grand Lodge in September at Rock Springs named E W Stone W A Richards G L Durbin Ellis to cater a banquet for lodge members next Thursday night.
Meteorological summary reports total precipitation of 6.65 inches for the month with mean temperature 61 degrees. Highest temperature and lowest temperature 30 degrees, nineteen cloudless days, six cloudy days.
Judge Van Devanter granted Kate Rowland a divorce and absolute title to all her property after cruel desertion by William Rowland. Letters from William describe himself as mean and worthless. She had bought land in Denver in 1862 and later claims, while they lived in Pine Bluffs, leaving him with $1,600. he returned after ten years and sought a share, but the court protected her savings and awarded her the land title.
The Twin City census row led to a confrontation at the Pioneer Press office as FG Winston assaulted Fred Driscoll after demanding a retraction. John Jackson intervened and Winston fled the scene by cable car after the brief clash.
Notice given that Frederick L. La Pash of Cheyenne Wyoming filed intent to make final proof for homestead entry No 87 lot 3 4 and section 6 township 13 north range 67 west. Proof before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on August 8 1890. Witnesses: Amaziah H Hord Edward Francis Isaac Shea and William Farrell all of Cheyenne. E P Champlin Register.
Orrice at Cheyenne Wyoming June 2 1890 final proof will be made before the Register and Receiver Cheyenne May 15 1890 for John Bennett Granite Canon Wyoming for lots 1 and 2 e% nw section 15 township 13 north range 69 west cultivation of said land witnesses William R Williams Allen W Haywood Charles Hewitt Granite Canon Wyoming Robert A Dinslie Cheyenne Wyoming E P Champin Register
In Cheyenne Wyoming on July 12 1890 Allen Simmons I 2132 Silver Crown Wyoming seeks final proof for cultivation and ownership of lands in section 25 township 14 north range 70 west and nw of the nw of section 30 township 14 north range 69 west with witnesses William M Ferguson Simond Carlin Charles Wallin and Edward C David all of Silver Crown and Cheyenne Wyoming E P Cuameris Register
Lane Orrick of Cheyenne Wyoming files final proof for the land in Goshen Wyoming. The notice lists claimant witnesses Thomas R Babbitt Cuno W Von Alten Thomas M Herrick John G Bunn and John B Culver of Goshen with a July 15 1890 date to appear before William Atteberry. E P Champlin is the register.
June 11 1890 notice at Cheyenne Wyoming lists July 24 1890 as filing date for land section 28 township 15 range 60 west with witnesses John L. Robertson John E Christianson Charles J Gross and Henry Sturth all of Pine Bluffs Wyoming E P Caampain Register
Margaret T. Conway files in the First Judicial District Court of Wyoming for dissolution of marriage from Michael J. Conway and asks for custody and support of their minor Mary Ellen Conn. He must answer by July 16, 1890.
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