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Cheyenne Weekly Sun

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1890

Page

3

Chicago crowd robs Sartoris of privacy with Wyoming housekeeper ruse

A practical joke by Chicago friends floods the Richelieu Hotel with women seeking to marry Lionel Sartoris, a cattle investor. Ads invited a good looking housekeeper to Wyoming, leading to a day of astonished refusals and a crowded hotel corridor. The prank ends with Sartoris barricaded in his room as the callers persist.

Chicago Richelieu Chicago Post Lionel Sartoris Nellie Grant Sartoris Wyoming Mr. Sartoris Annie Rooney Richilieu Hotel

Union Pacific underlines coal clash and stack changes

General Master Mechanic McConnell says the Union Pacific is gradually restoring the old diamond stack and removing extension ends to save costs. He notes changing coal types across tracks complicates safe use, with Dana Wyoming coal banned after causing multiple fires in Nebraska. Also, a divorce is granted for Eddie Blackmore from Chas Blackmore.

McConnell Union Pacifico Union Pacific Wyoming Dana Nebraska Union

Prompt Acquittal in Brower Cattle Theft Case

In district court yesterday Brower was acquitted of cattle theft with no substantial evidence presented. The jury needed only minutes to find Brower not guilty after testimony suggested a branded beeve belonged to another owner. Gen. Donzelman defended Brower. Gibson Clark led for the people.

Brower Islay Gen. Donzelman Gibson Clark

Tramps at Dump Grounds and Crime Wave Report

A nine man chain gang worked at the dump grounds yesterday leaving seven tramps in the calaboose and others in the county jail. A tramp cursed and threatened a four year old child at Frank Bonds home before being stopped by John Stokes. He then harassed I S Bartletts household and attempted several windows. A deputy followed as more residents were accosted and a woman retrieved an officer to arrest the offender on a street car. The piece notes daily arrests and rising danger from crowds of tramps arriving from multiple directions and warns of the impact of extended vagrancy.

Calaboose Frank Bond John Stokes I. S. Bartlett Stokes Bond Ahrens Ohio Superior Street Lima Samuel Bennett Teavott Salem Presbyterian Church Clyde Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Watehoola Mount Vernon Bennington

Over land park meets draw large crowd in drizzle

Three thousand spectators gathered at Over land park despite cloudy skies and a drizzle. Betting ran brisk as favorites won, with multiple races detailing winners, times, and placings led by Fannie W and Guido among others. no decision yet on Bob Wade's driver case.

Denver the Sun Colo Overland Park Bob Wade Fannie W Sam Baker Guido Larghetta Ollie Benjamin Fred B Bob Tucker John Winfield Monitor Sympathetic's Kismet Forester Bawley Marlow Fred W Uncle Jack L. C. Lee Carlisle McGregor Bancer

Crime Decline Cited By Balfour In Ireland Speech

In London June 3 Balfour stated that Ireland’s crime fell under the Crimes Act. He argued enforcement had achieved government aims and justified suspending the act’s operative parts nationwide except where Plan of Campaign ashes linger. He said a proclamation would be issued.

London Balfour Ireland

New City Attorney Appointed After Potter Resigns

The city council held an extended finance committee session amid Mayor Bresnahen’s note of City Attorney Potter’s resignation. They passed a resolution thanking Potter and extended best wishes, with A. C. Campbell announced as Potter’s successor to be considered in executive session at the next meeting.

Finance Committee Bresnahen Potter Robins C. N. Potter A.C. Campbell

Charley Roath Dead at Passive obituary notes long west career

Charley Roath is described as cheerful and trustworthy, a watch maker and jeweler who spent over thirty years in the west. He served with Ellsworth’s Zouaves and helped organize a Colorado regiment, later wounded and crippled. John Chase will handle his remains and the funeral is planned. The obituary mentions possible inheritance from a relative and notes a murder trial set for next Monday.

Chase Roath Inter Ocean John Chase Charley Roath Charley Great West Montana Black Hills Roath Ellsworth Zouaves Chicago Colorado Regiment Denver Sibley Texas Colorado Ed Chase John C. Boulter

Jileens Damaging Testimony at Baccarat Trial

In Loxton on June 3 Arthur Stanley Wilson testified he saw Cummings cheating at baccarat, creating a sensation as the court adjourned for luncheon. He described talks with Leavitt, noted others observed cheating, and recalled a 1889 Tranby Croft game, with remarks on the Prince of Wales and witnesses.

Jileen Loxton Arthur Stanley Wilson Tranby Croft Cummings Prince of Wales Lady Coleridge Coventry Somerset Owen Williams Wilson Leavitt Cart Green Cambridge Gordon Cummings Levett Gordon Cuummings Gen. Williams

People's party convention endorses Cincinnati platform in Des Moines

The state convention of the People's party met in Des Moines on June 3. Gen. J. B. Weaver led the resolutions committee which adopted a report endorsing the Cincinnati platform. The convention condemned the state executive council over railroad assessments and ballot reforms, and nominated A. J. Westfall for Governor, S. Scott for Lieutenant Governor, D. F. Rogers for Railway Commissioner, G. W. Kean for Superintendent, and T. F. Willis for Supreme Judge, among others.

People’ Party Des Mores People’s Party Alliance J. B. Weaver State Executive Council Iowa A. J. Westfall Woodbarry County 8. Scott Appanoose County D. F. Rogers Dallas County G. W. Kean Buena Vista County T. F. Willis Page County

Severe Lake Superior Gale Capsize Fatality Near Superior

A fierce gale on Lake Superior near West Loverton Wisconsin drove three vessels to anchor outside the harbor. The schooner Mayflower went down last night with one crew member lost and several injured from bruises and exposure. Additional fatalities may follow as rescuers assess the scene.

Lake Superior West Loverton Wis Superior Bay

Russell & Co. in China House Rumored in Financial Trouble

Rumors spread on Wall Street that Russell and Co., a historic Canton China firm with offices in New York City and Boston, faced financial difficulties and suspended in London. At their New York offices officials refused to comment as Silk market declines are blamed for possible trouble.

New York Wall Street House of Russell & Co China London Boston Russell & Co Canton

Meath Named Heaed of Union Pacific Coal Department

The successor of J. S. Tebbetts as head of the Union Pacific coal department is Mr. Meath of Omaha, whose headquarters will be in the west.

J. 5. Tebbetts Union Pacific Coal Department Mr. Meath Omaha West

King on Trial for Murder in Memphis Saga of Love and War

King faces murder trial for shooting David H. Posten in Memphis after a long chancery dispute with Mrs. Mary E. Pillow. The case links love, politics, and a famed Confederate cavalry command, with the Supreme Court decision shaping his finances but public sentiment running strong.

King Posten Memphis Menphis Tennessee Supreme Court Pillow Criminal Court South Confederacy Kentucky Clay King West Forrest Mary E. Pillow Gideon J. Pillow Bason King Manor Onty Miles

Boy Escapes Jail Through Sewer Under Court House

Charles Hope, 12, arrested on a trivial charge, was placed in a jail coop. He climbed a partition and escaped through the sewer mouth beneath the courthouse. Footprints found at the hole suggest possible death from noxious air. authorities fear the boy may be dead.

Inptanavonts Charles Hope

Jewish tailors strike in London over wages and hours

The east end's Jewish tailors began a strike for better wages, comfortable workshops and reasonable hours after employers were given until Saturday night to meet the demands. A large meeting opened the action with Hebrew addresses, and public sympathy favored the strikers amid concerns over the sweating system.

Losxpox East End London Lecatin Tlisey Policvy

Property transfer on block 467 sale to Alex M Sullivan

John A. Martin sold west eighteen feet of lots 10 and 11 in block 467 to Alex M Sullivan for 960 dollars. The deed records the transaction and identifies the parcels involved in the city property grid.

John A. Martin Alex. M. Sullivan

Rains and hurricane strike Latonia races

A hurricane battered Latonia Grand Stand as 4000 spectators endured 40 mph winds and sheets of rain. Amid chaos 3000 inside the stand rushed for shelter, many women fainted, but no casualties were reported. Widespread damage reported in Indiana and Ohio towns.

Dixners Latonia Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Indiana Ohio la Porte Ind King & Fields New Philadelphia Salina

Tornado Strikes Indiana and Kentucky Causing Destruction

A tornado in Lermorr Indiana June 3 damaged trees and an ice factory, toppled the third floor of the high school but no injuries reported. In Falmouth Kentucky James Austin’s barn was destroyed and his 16 year old daughter killed.

Lermorr Ind Falmouth James Austin

Elopement ends in capture of guard and prisoner in Georgia

In Georgia a penitentiary guard Holder eloped with female prisoner Eliza Randall a Black convict. They fled by canoe down the Costumula river pursued by Sheriff McGuinness and were captured in Gordon county. Holder claims he ran away because he thought she was a good girl. Eliza had earlier been sentenced to life for a fatal attack on her stepfather.

Azzanta Georgia Mr. Holder Piedmont Eliza Randall McGuinness Gordon County Costumula Lata Holder Tran Liza Atuneuu Wos Wiilty Quits County Long Blow Doc Runelall

Board election and dividend decision at Chicago Rock Island Pacific

At the annual meeting of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific road the old directors were reelected except Sidney Dillon, replaced by Alexander T. Van Nest. The board favored paying a nominal dividend, noting a capital stock deficit, and decided the August dividend would be one half of 1 percent, with earnings to stockholders.

Chicago Rock Ushand Pacific Road Sidney Dillon Alexander T. van Nest

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Laramie Plains Addie Blackmore Chas, Blackmore Mr. Potter A. C. Campbell Parkison Roy Baker Mrs. Pillow
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