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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Sun
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1890
Page
2
The Weekly Sun issues a subscription rate notice dated May 15, 8890. It outlines changes to pricing and terms for readers, indicating how new rates affect periodical access and delivery. The notice reflects 19th century publication practices and regional distribution details.
The senate debated the statehood bill and the silver bill faced objections which kept action uncertain. Senator Vest filibustered the postponement, while Senator Allison sought to defer until next Tuesday. The silver bill remains under consideration, likely delaying Wyoming’s prospects for weeks.
The statement claims he was not an applicant for office but implies he was under the influence of friends. The remark portrays him as a behind the scenes organizer directing the effort while appearing to stay in the background.
The Denver capitalists contract two local firms to promote Trinidad as a world market. Miller and Caruthers will manage a $50 advertising fund and hold an eighteen month option on $1.5 million in property, promising manufacturing growth and regional development despite prior stagnation.
The Glenrock Graphic profiles M. Barrow of the Douglas Budget as a strong Republican candidate for the receiver post in the new land district. Barrow, a constitutional convention member, is praised for his reputable record and loyal party stance. The piece urges his appointment as a key beneficiary of Republican patronage in Converse County, Wyoming.
Tax labor agitation expands as workers mobilize for what observers deem the largest organized effort yet by working men.
The Kentucky legislature debates the next U S senator after Beck with Carlisle seen as top pick. Ex Chief Justice Lendray, Rep Breckenridge, Rep Brown and others also listed as possible successors as the session advances toward a decision. Carlisle's past declined bid favors his prospects.
The Glenreck Graphic urges Democrats in the Senate to back the statehood measure with near unanimous support, arguing they should act in the party's best interests and avoid repeating the House's missteps. It emphasizes delivering statehood promptly.
The Lusk Herald cites local politicians claiming the east end of Converse county leans Democratic but argues that a large Republican turnout there could end Democratic rule. It notes Republicans historically faced disadvantage in this area and predicts a party slide to confirm the stance at the next election.
The senate special postponed the silver bill to Monday with no final action. Territorial bills are deferred until after silver, debate may span two weeks or longer. Citizens await Wyoming’s admission, trusting a true republican majority will advance it despite opposition from Democrats.
The article mocks Grover Cleveland’s self view as destined and his aloofness toward ridicule by the press. It cites his early Washington behavior and calls him boorish in courtesy and etiquette compared with President Arthur.
The text recounts former president Cleveland’s contempt for journalists during a Washington visit. A reporter arriving to request news was told to leave after Cleveland ordered him out with sharp language. The incident adds to long‑standing critique from rivals like Dana and Pulitzer, highlighting his disdain for the press.
Joe De Barthe of the Bonanza Rustler assails both Wyoming and national Democrats for opposing statehood and local reforms. He argues the Basin will oppose Democratic nominees in the upcoming section, predicting broad, effective resistance by western voters.
Real estate exchange and citizens of Cheyenne hold a tax meeting this evening at City Hall. Businessmen and property owners are urged to attend as matters affecting the future growth and prosperity of Cheyenne will be discussed and decided.
A Washington special to the Denver Republican outlines the depth and breadth of Democratic resistance to Wyoming statehood and hints at the tactics they may employ in opposition.
The article reveals a tense Senate scene as Democrats resist further delay on silver while Republicans push ahead on statehood for Wyoming and Idaho. A new agreement delays territorial claims until silver is resolved, with West and Gorman briefly backing postponement.
Last night's dispatches show Tue Lawn opposing Sen Beck's successor, with a crowded Kentucky legislature contest. Candidates include ex-governors McCreary Knott Proctor Knott and Buckner, judges Lindrey Reeves, ex-congressman Stone, and Carlisle, all shaping a tense campaign.
A satirical monologue questions whether Democrats in Congress deserve support or should switch sides. It imagines choosing between political ruin and joining Republicans to seek happiness and honor, expressing a wary longing for reform and truth.
The New York Tribune notes how old coins become keepsakes with thrift myths and stories. Dealers report buyers valuing weight over value while some collectors seek to recover keepsakes or sentimental pieces from emigrants and locals alike. Treasurer Arne of Mars was indicted by a grand jury for malfeasance in office.
A Chenango county poor house insane department fire killed up to thirteen inmates in Preston New York. Ten named victims include Sarah Milla Sarah Gallagher and Laura Gray with others missing. Rescue efforts by keepers and deputies prevented greater loss amid $306000 in damage and a supervisor’s session planned for relief.
Fire at Preston near Norwich destroys county poor house and insane asylum killing ten inmates and injuring many. Keeper Wainwright rescued others as flames roared through three story wooden buildings. The blaze started from a smoldering fire from Wednesday with numerous victims and a mass exodus to churches and woods.
Washington May 9 reported a resolution urging the president to invite Mexico to negotiate creation of an international commission to resolve questions affecting mutual intercourse and relations. The aim is Mexican cooperation to prevent Chinese entry via Mexico and to address bilateral trade and border matters.
The Weel Market Figg May 9 notes wool demand remains strong with Montana and Territorial grades selling at 22 to 25 cents and California sales at 21 to 23 cents. A large sale of 230 bundles from eastern Oregon brought 18 3/4 cents for No 1 wool.
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