Epitome of the Week Domestic News Items Various
A digest of domestic happenings includes river washouts and flood damage near BuskHanna Pa and deposits of Erie road debris, a large drop in internal revenue, a fatal bull goring in Glendale Calif, mill damage in Manville Ri, a presidential tour plan to Chicago and other cities, and multiple weather, fire, and crime notes across the nation. It also reports notable deaths, trials, strikes, stock and bank news, and political developments in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manvilla Company
Manville
Chicago
Big Pain
Indianapolis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Moorhead
Minn
Deposit
N. C
Gina B. Ames
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Andover
Mass
Joss
Russell
Able
Pennsylvania Coke
Great Barrington
Black Hills
Rapid City
Boston
Minneapolis
Mina
W. E. Steesle & Co
Franklin Bazar
Suenify Matson
McGarigla
Bood Lex
Beverly
Lievrexast
J.T. Laxo
Nashville
Tenn
N. B. Lester
Battoy
Fairmont
Hartford City
Ind
Lincoln
Humphrey Bros
Aovices
Mth
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Kansas
Chicaza
Sumer
Keviny Coxe
Surry County
Reuben Johnson
Jisdan
Air Grant Rapids
Mich
Charles J. Weinan
Susan Bonfoey
Thineself
Chicago & Altog
Yu Freight
Twu
Iowa
Des Moines
George L. Tremaine
Humboldt
Acr¢rogu
Texas
Anson
Haskell
Fred
Nelson Somers
Newton Lit Ue
John Smith
Brazil
Baltimore & Olle
York
Tur
Bank of
Armoun & Co
Fie
Sioux City
Grorgetown
Princibas
Yénex
Ley Jacoss
D. B. Anthony
Leaven World
Ekun
Yities
Coun
Foreign Items and World News Digest
A collection of brief overseas and national items: the Annie Hodgson schooner seized near Shelburne for customs violations. volcanic eruption on Gutia Island off Algeria with lava visible for miles. Rome reports Pope finds no ground for Papal interference with Knights of Labor. Mott Bengann a Paris widow sentenced for life for murder by vitriol. destruction of 33 houses in Liedserle Belgium displacing 200 residents. five yachts capsized near Yarmouth causing drownings. fire in Batuchna naphtha stores destroying one million pounds of naphtha. London note warns Conservatives over possible Parliament dissolution. Rev. Jostien Parner to deliver eulogy for Henry Ward Beecher in America. Irish constabulary resignations over coercion act with clashes in Limerick injuring four policemen and many citizens. Sir Augustine Derrets, Italian Council President and Interior Minister, dies at Stradel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hodgson
Shelburne
Apvicgs
Gutita
Algeria
Rome
Knights of Labor
Mott. Bengann
Paris
Lving
Liedserle
Belgium
Yarmouth
Eng
Batuchna
Russia
Limerick
Augustine Derrets
Interior
Stradel
Sports Standings and Notable Week Summary
Week in review shows Detroit leading with 44 wins, Chicago 42, Boston 40, New York 41, Philadelphia 7, Washington 88, Pittsburgh 28, Indianapolis 22. Notable events include rail and weather news across the U.S. with floods in Pittsburgh and crops damaged, a train collision near Lake View, Michigan, and weather affecting cotton and corn belts. Also mentions aging inventor Castain Entesson in Brooklyn, the French steamer La Vointe fire, and waters flooding Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Fittsburgh
Tidianapolis
Tuer
Sune Atroke
Philadelpha
Hittsburgh
Adena
Italy
Detroit, Lansing & Northwestern
Neas Lake View
Michaml
Edens
Bath
Concors
N. W
Coanes A. Reup
Guiman
Warner
Michigan
Boouret McGallane
Savannah Villey
Georgia
Hamburg
Witter
Augusta
Tuner
Hadensvilla
Out of Reach McGarigio Flees to Canada in Frantic Chase
A Chicago fugitive, McGarigle, slips across to Canada after a high speed pursuit on the Detroit River. Detected near Point Edwards, he lands on Canadian soil and evades capture as detectives from Oriole and authorities in Port Huron scramble to pursue. Chicago officials push extradition while Canadian authorities weigh the case amid cross border legal questions. McGarigle plans unclear, says he may return to Chicago. meanwhile Sarnia police and state authorities mobilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGarigio
Saunta
Can
McGarigin
Detroit River
Blake
Metiviglo
Canada
Canadian
McGarigta
Point Edwards
McGariigla
Idonts
Port Huron
NiGurighe
Santa
Arivan
Sarnia
Toronto
McGnrigio
Ebiol
Sarna
Chicago
Zerm
Larre
Grinvell
McGavigio
Montrea
Mc- Gavigio
St. Catharinas
McGarigle
Sheriffs Office
St. Clair Viver
Lake Huron
Sand Beach
Straits of Mackinaw
Michigan
McGurigle
Spain
Tweed
Nccesbury
Sherlf
McGarigie
Edward Blake
Sherly
Dr. St. John
Sherif Matson
Himn
Death of John Taylor reformer and Mormon Church president
Long obituary notes John Taylor, president of the Mormon Church, died late Monday at age seventy nine after years in exile and political struggle. The Deseret News broke the news. Cannon accuses officials of forcing his death. The piece sketches Taylor’s life, missionary work, and contested succession questions within the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn Taster
Belehaim Fenny
Morton Church
Hia Garoee
Bart Laka
John Taylor
Mormon Church
Deseret Xuening News
Tom Tatlon
Salt Lake
Nut
Joseph F. Smith
Joseph Smith
Mormonismc
Taylor
George Q. Cannon
Coursa
Deseret News
Liow
Cannon
Ben
United States
Milnthorpe
Westmoreland County
England
Canada
Toronto
Parley P. Pratt
Cay
Hill
Rutland
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Isle of Man
Scotland
Ireland
France
Wales
Carthage
New York City
Twelve Apostles
Brigham Young
Revenue totals by state and district for fiscal year end
Internal revenue collections for the year ending June 30 total about 179 million, with New York leading at 15 million and Ohio near 14 million. The Fifth Illinois district under George A. Wilson shows 13.06 million, almost matching Ohio, followed by several other districts with smaller sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
Kentuck
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
George A. Wilson
Death of General Camly editor of the Toledo Commercial
General Jan Camly editor and proprietor of the Commercial Toledo died at ten last night from heart and lung trouble. A Perry County native, he started as a printer, studied law, joined Hayes Twenty third Ohio Infantry, received a brevet brigadier general rank, edited the Ohio State Journal, and served as Columbus postmaster and minister to the Sandwich Islands before purchasing the Commercial in Toledo. He leaves two sons and a daughter. He was fifty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mant A. Krargey
Lycara
Catherine
Spring Valley
Mason A. Macsegain
United States Engineer Corps
Mississippi River
St Paul
Des Moines Rapids
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
St. Louis
James C. Flynn
Patrick Smith
Tlingis
Indiana
David City
Neb
Huxryourn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Key West
Pranklin Falls
N. H
Evsen
Chicago
Nelson Truleau
Cincinnati
Joseph Rich
Richmond
Ind
Tun Wells & French Company
Coiearo
Mason City
George C. Kiehni
Tuewe
United States
Stan & Co
Towanda
Nebraska City
Kansas City
Louisville
Omaha
Champaign, Lil
Hamburg
Leavenworth
Kaw
New York
New England
YOM. CG. AL
Rittenhouse N. J
Massachusetts
Wax Columbian Bank of Philadelphia
Camly
Toledo “Commercial
Tonepo
Jan Camly
The
Commercial
Hamas
Perry County
President Hayes
Twentythird Ohio
Ross
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Bandwich Islands
Land title dispute in Banioan Islands grows in Samoa
Taods in the Samoan Islands report a rising issue over land titles in the Banioan Islands. Sir John Thornton, the British Commissioner to Samoa, is en route via Washington to England after talks with the State Department. The Samoa US treaty expires July 8, 1858, prompting renewal or a new pact to protect forests and interests of Americans, Britons and Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taods
Samoan Islands
Wasnxerox
Banioan Islands
Sir John Thornton
Samoa
Washington
England
State Department
United States
Deadly Train Wrecks Across Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania
A Chicago and Alton freight crashed near Hopedale Illinois killing unknown workers and injuring about twenty more with ten bodies recovered and eighteen feared dead. In York Indiana a Baltimore and Ohio line crash killed engineers G Cramer and Edward Kooken and injured W D Devine while a Pennsylvania collision killed Z D Jones with another passenger seriously injured.
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Teretve Livan
Cate Maton
Stopadiic
Severnl Poranua
Wreokara
York
Ind
Cate Liston
Penosylvania
Acunva
Perth
Ill
Chicago & Alton
Hopedale
Chicago & Alton Road
Thoac
Wora
Morton Dunantic
Delavan
James Brown
Hopedine
Rank Drike
Volraburg
Plano Barrow
Ashland
James Kellogg
Pho Woundert
August Kndel
Bloomington
John Ely
Sune Bet Anderson
Wy Kenney
Tallin
Sherman Atking
Phomay Kavenaugh
Chieaga & Alton
Frank Holmes
Homes DeLong
Aidly
Wireman Maher
Kenown
Croudort Bridge
Hopedala
Hopedala. Tne
Philadelphia and
Chicago Express
Baltimore & Olio Ralrand
Engneer G. Cramer
Chicago
Edward Kooken
Garrett
W. K. Devine
Grifton
W. Va
Pennsylvania
Foxnuna
Pittsburgh & Western Railroad
Z. D. Jones
Pittsburgh
Pollack
Destruction by Storms Across Pennsylvania and Elsewhere
Reports detail record storms and floods ripping through Pennsylvania New York and Texas. Damage totals reach about 153000 across a 25 mile radius with Colesville water works and railroad tracks taking heavy losses. Falls of Schuylkill flood streets and submerge lower floors. Manayunk culverts break and mills inundated. In New York there were storms and lightning injuries. A Texas fatality and a double tragedy in Michigan accompanied the weather violence. The piece also mentions a Philadelphia syndicate seeking a long term telephone monopoly in China with Count Mitkiewicz and Wharton Barker as principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lishialag
New York
Texas
Reauine
Colesville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schuplint
MiMia Street
Manayunk
Buntham
Tex
C. A. Phinney
M. B. Sinclair
Quinn Sanford
China
Mitkian
Philadelphia
Deeres
Cveres
dJavor
Wharton Barker
Miti Wiez
Vole
Mitkiewics
America
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Cilman Bond
Riverside Iron & Steel Company
Falmouth
John Neave
Bertram
Mob Lick
Eustis
Wildy
Central
Srapiye
Johann Most
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Waupren
Lehigh River
Heading
North Belle
Katy Hallihan
Delia Welch
Maggie Toomey
Gancord
Latonia Rac
Mutson
Jim
Sheriff's Department
Lulbit
Joseph Cuxstite
Haydonsville
Jons Tayton
Salt Lake City
Gexenan J. M. Costg
Voledu
Breanley Howann
W. W. Howland
Jdoard
Jaffey
Ceylon
Harrison
BE. D. Staxorfond
Kentucky
Maryland
Baltimore
Kihu I. Jackson
Tns
Toledo
J. B. Foreker
W. C. Lyons
Foraker
Sherman
New Marsey
Clutton
Com
Hise Hanns
Medhia Chicaro
Tom State League of Ohio Republican
Daniel Ryan
Scioto
John Shariman
Caligula
Bis Lundlady
Hirsolh
Charles J. Weinin
Meteropolitan Assurance Company
Paterson Noo
Mra
Susan Runtoly
Landady
Weinin
Bouldy
Weinan
Pauwgen
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