TeLEGRAPH liability and business manager note
Notice states Tau Sioxxy Tellorarn Company bears responsibility for employee debts unless backed by written order from the Business Manager N F P Hazen. Lincoln Journal opinion accuses Cochran of ordering guards to fire on fighting convicts. Exchange condemns Leadville reporting as slander and wealth hype.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Sioxxy Tellorarn Company
Telegraph Office
N. FP. Hazen
Tux
Lincoln Journal
Cochran
Details of the death of Prince Napoleon
A London telegram dated June 20 reports Prince Napoleon killed in Africa. He was ambushed near Kilitz mountains while reconnoitering with Lt Carrie and troops. The prince suffered eighteen assegai wounds, including two chest‑to‑back stabs and a destroyed right eye. His body was found in the long grass and later embalmed for return to England.
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London
Prince Napol¢on
Napoleon
Carrie
Ninety Eighth
Kilitz
Blood River
Prince
Seventeenth Lancers
Marshall
Kraals
Kraal
Dray
Lowe
Stewart
Tero
England
President vetoes Judicial Expense Bill and other notes
The report notes President vetoes the Judicial Expense Bill. It also mentions the arrest in Boston of a suspect in the Hull murder, described as a colored man named Chastine Cox. London dispatches claim Col. Shaw urges Hanlon to take the cup to Canada and appeals to English rivals to row Hanlon there. Titton sails for Hamburg to see daughters Florence and Alice, with plans for autumn poems and a new lecture. Carroll remains in Andover. Ralph and the mother live in Brooklyn.
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Treopore Titton
Frisia
Hamburg
Florence
Alice
Stutgart
Carroll
Andover
Mass
Ralph
His Mather
Brooklyn
Mysterious Ailment Grounds Sight and Sense in Town
A new disease spreads with symptoms including fixed eyes and head tilted high, loss of taste for lager and cheese, muttered phrases, and gradual convalescence. Reports from Pine Ridge Agency discuss peaceful Indian affairs and government freight work by Sioux warriors, noting wages and delivery roles.
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United States Senate
Lendville
Pine Ridge Agency
Rosebud Landing
Misouri
First Mormon Bigamy Conviction Under 1872 Law
The report notes a bigamy case where a woman, described as a believer in plural marriage, was punished with two years at hard labor and a substantial fine. It marks the first conviction under the 1872 law and sets a legal precedent. The District Court session was presided by Judge Wm. Gaslin Jr with several attorneys present.
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Bigamous Cish
Megietve
Wm. Gaslin, Jr
C.J Dilworth
I. D. Benfield
Eng
Beach I
Hinman
Wm. Neville
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Ephor
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Leadville
Colorado
Prince Napoleon
C.e. Borgquist
Wrindorf
Cunard Line
Euurope
Long Branch
Walnut and
Front Street
Milwaukee
Omaha
A. Salomonson
Pref
Canfield House
George Canfield & CO
Cer
Farnam Nin
U. P
Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha Union Stock Yards
Myrtle Street
Dudley Rogers
Prop
Oymoers
Julius Salomonson
Walnut
Front Streets
Neb
Havana
Key West
I. Roubel & Coo
Front St
Reivovatl
New York
Front
Chestnut Sts
Second and
Myrtle Streets
Nebraska
Anheuser’s
Ambacher
Abe
Ium
Benad
George Zinneny
Sidney Milwaukee
Alfred
Ealing
Ardpaper
L. H. Ess
Cortesso Rel
Chelceat Winer
Joe Zoe
Rise Street
North Platte
Sidney sHost
Shiske
Winea
Shatiss
Mae Iequest
May Job
E. Dumbreck
Lum
Croceries
A. Rewman & CO
Rime St
Jem Ming
Addreen, Co
Augusta
Malmo
Confectionery Establishment
Sidney Bank
Iam
Mugo
Board of County Commissioners
Cheyenne
Siciary
Eos
Cheyenne County
J.J. Methroen
Keith County
Pereyes
Gro. W. Taxsen
Ugallala
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