Report of Colorow battle and murders in Colorado
A Meeker telegram reports five whites killed and four wounded in Thursday’s clash with Colorow. Seven Indians and two squaws died. two militia and several cowboys were wounded. Colorow vows revenge and calls in allied bands. estimates say 2000 regulars needed to drive them back. Colorado militia, settlers and Indian agents discuss peace prospects as warrants circulate for Colorow on murder charges.
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Denver
Meeker
Glenwood
Colorow
Indiana
Avaver
Colt
Ryne
Colorado
Leslie
Wolf Creek
Levi
Kendall
Seave
Curtis
Ungaskei
Wass
Cavanaugh
Guonse R. Bersxerr
Ninth Cavalry
Bynérs
Coldrow
Burnett
Randlert
Crook
Rawlins
Raz
Col
White River
Rangebey
Adams
Folsom
Aspen
Manitoba Railway dispute denial and other late-August items
In the house of commons Sir Henry Holland read four cables from Lord Lansdowne denying Sir John MacDonald’s pledge to call imperial troops over the Manitoba Railway. Other items: a warehouse fire in London, an astronomical congress opening, Gladstone’s electoral facts discussion, a $30,000 bond suit involving Sam A. Kean and Elisha Gray, Armour on dressed beef profits, a fatal Omaha dispute, and a Colorado siege update plus a barber wife shooting in Cutcase.
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Lospen
House of Commons
Henry Holland
Lord Lansdown
Canada
John MacDonald
Manitoba
Lord Lansdows
Red River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Catharine's Wharf
Astronomical Congress
Kis
Internation Astronomical Congress
Awers
America
Austin
France
Sweeden
Steinman
Harsen
University of Kiel
Aowers
Loxvor
Gladstone
Destructive flames devastate Anchor Manufacturing works
A massive fire at the Anchor Manufacturing Company on the Ronge river eight miles west of the city destroyed the new dry kiln mill and warehouse, with $60,000 worth of staves. Fire spread to boiler rooms and the mill, delaying trains and forcing track repairs. Ironically, Detroit aid arrived too late to save the works, though some buildings were saved. Four hundred plus workers were laid off, and insurance stood at $61,000. The blaze also touched nearby Cooper shops and tracks, while the mill’s rebuilding is planned with brick.
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A. Big Buran
Dersorr
Anchor Manufacturing Company
Ronge
Detroit
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Lin
Peter Haavemeyer
Washington Notes Violation of the Pension Law
Washington reports Henry QC Anderson of Sexton Arkansas convicted in the Western District of Arkansas on six pension law offences including taking illegal fees presenting fraudulent papers and forging evidence. The case hints at many possible convictions but two suffice for punishment. Receipts exceed expenditures this month by over 75 million dollars with daily receipts over a million. Captain Cyrus N Gray Twenty fifth Infantry is found guilty of conduct unbecoming and is dismissed from the service with the dismissal to take effect in September. Consul Burchard of Honduras, appointed under Hayes, remains in place amid limited salaries and no Honduras complaints. Leading Cuban merchants in New York dismiss reports of a Cuba resurrection. First National Bank of Manhattan Kansas authorized to begin business with capital of 50000. Various other items from Colchester to New York are noted.
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Washington
Pension Office
Henry QC. Anderson
Sexton
Washington County
Ark
United States Court For
Western District of Arkansas
Cyrus N. Gray
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Gray
Fort Messe
Dakota
Department of Satate
Barchard
New York
Cuba
Hersey
First National Bank of
Manhattan
Kes
Erastus Wyant
Butteworth
Colchester
Conn
S Commercial Union
Cleveland
International Medical Congress
Cal Tolliver
Logans
Logan
Baseball Scores and Market News Across Cities
An array of score results shows Cleveland over Baltimore 8 to 6 and Wichita over Kansas City 1 to 0, with New York beating Chicago 10 to 6 in 12 innings and Cincinnati defeating Athletics 7 to 5. Chicago area trades, crop prices, and commodity quotes fill the day, alongside reports of crimes, fires, and local business losses.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Wichita
Kansa City
Washington
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
St. Louis
St Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Coston
Detroit
Boston
Cincinnati
Athletics
Louisville
Metropolitang
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Spangler
Joser
Higgs
Jonon
A. J. Griffin
Winthrop Street
M.R. Church
A. H Foote
Massachusetts Street
Farma
City
A. Yanceza
Hanes
the National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
United States
Eli Dratta
Europe
Cockena
Ewetob House
G. Grovenor
Théo
Poobler
Edward Russell
Wow
E. Hanacn
J. F. MaBee
Antter
Ase't Cashier
J.D. Bowingock
Douglas County Bank
Lusarespondents—National Bank
Kansas City
First National Bank
Chi
Lecleds Bank
Bt. Louis
Kounts Bros
New York City
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Cupantes
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Bell & CO
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National Conference of Charities
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Columbus
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Oregon
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London
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