Indian troubles and presidential orders fill Washington letters
Washington notes report Indian unrest growing, with General Sheridan ordered to the frontier and General Miles expected to aid without bloodshed. President Lincoln directs Sheridan to assess grievances and address injuries while plans to disarm the Cheyennes unfold. General Buckner meets General Grant on Mount McGregor. London Gazette tension rises over disclosures.
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Wasusctrox
Sheridan
Indian Territory
West
Mount McGrgor
Grant
B. Buckner
Mount McGregor
Buckner
West Point
Fort Donaldson
London
Pall Mall Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Cardinal Manning
Samuel Morley
Washinaton
Garland
Secretary of the Navy
John Roach
Dolphin
Whitney
Curcaco
West Division Railways Company
Wiiaendon
Bayard
New York
William H. Pudney
St Mark’s Sunday School Benefit At The Duster Drill
A gala St Mark’s Sunday school entertainment at Turner Hall featured a rapid program with a chorus by the school piano duets by the Varga brothers recitations by Ethel Clase Allie Wood and others and tableaux including Watching at the Golden Gate and Burial of Snowflake. Nellie and Tabbie Lowday received strong applause and all the young ladies acquitted themselves well.
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Turner Hall
St. Mark’s Sunday School
Varga
Ethel Clase
Allie Wood
Golden Gate
Ethel Murphy
Emma Alexander
Toei
Alexander Song
Ediu
Benbcelenc
Jim Mabry
Valise Found Sparks Thefts Then Recovered In San Antonio
A young Englishman named Teddy Hopwood found a street valise near Newton alley and North Flores street containing family jewels valued at about $400. He relocked it after fears of theft, and later returned it to its owner, farmer Henry Bundy, who offered a $10 reward. Two local boys witnessed the exchange and described the finder.
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Teddy Hopwood
Pecos Street
Newton Alley
North Flores Strep
Henry Bundy
San Antonio
Captain Hughes
Hopwood
Bat Cave
Mr. Bundy
Departure for Professor Katzenberger Ends in Farewell
The professor departs to perform a dead beat march elsewhere and the Liear anticipates hearing a tune of 12 dollars before departure. The group mourns that the beat will be heard no more and hopes in the next farewell concert the field chosen meets San Antonio in temper, and the Licard wishes the professor recalls the 12 dollars.
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Katzenberger
Liear
San Antonio
Licard
Cowboy at San Pedro bagnio robbed then fights with inmates
A cowboy visited a bagnios on the San Pedro side last night and stayed until midnight. After leaving he found all his money stolen and caused a disturbance by rummaging trunks and abusing inmates. The police arrived and arrested him while he lamented the loss.
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Bagnios
San Pedro
Indians Ready to Fight if Not Disarmed by Government
A newcomer to San Antonio from the Indian Territory reports from extensive observation of the tribes that the Indians intend to act decisively unless the government disarms them. He notes fine ponies staked for young braves and predicts bands of Comanches and Kiowas joining near the Panhandle. He cites widespread hostility and a feared outbreak.
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San Antonio
Indian Territory
Comanche Reservation
Panhandle
Rainy plight in Aransas County prompts relief asks
State wire reports Aransas County needs rainfall as agriculture and water stocks suffer. Other notes include a Mexia protracted meeting success, a Concho suicide, and Austin's $409.50 pauper maintenance cost over six months.
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Aransas County
Mexia
J. W. Murphy
Concho
Burnet
Austin
Kaufman Court House
Marshall
Travis County
Benjamin Wimberly
Corsicana
S.S. Floyd & Co
Waco
Recorder Court Dockets Mingle Fines and Delays in City
In the recorder's court Emmett Paschal had sanction for a dismissed sanitary ordinance violation. John Unsohl paid a five dollar fine or ten days for vagrancy. Several defendants faced fines for insulting language and drunken acts, with cases continued for witnesses and trials set for July 13 before Justice Adams. A new musician arrived, dubbed papa by his manager, as operatic impersonations and imitations draw attention.
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Emmett Paschal
John Unsohl
L. A. Freger
A. W. Freyer
A. Kalin
W. M. Hunt
Sunset Depot
Mr. Howard
Austin Street
R. J. Hand
Maggie
Charles
James Cook
Remijio Leal
Antonio Gonzales
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Sweetwater
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Board of Equalization
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