Iowa town items recount census figures and incidents
The Dubuque population stands 32759 as census data arrive. Reports describe rail gauge plans, college occupancy, a life sentence for infanticide in Orient, militia numbers, Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa votes, a 200 license for taverns, and various fires, accidents, and rail notices across Iowa towns including Atlantic, Eagle Grove, Anita, Casey, and Rippey with outcomes and local actions noted.
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Thaken
Dubuque
Des Moines
Boone & Northertt
Lincoln
Agricultural College
Wildham
Orient
Cedar Rapids
Ottumiya
Avoca
Gladbrook
O'Brien
Atlantic
Nicholas
Nelson Swanson
Eagle Grove
Cen Ats
Pottawattamie
Masonic Temple
Council Brifts
Cowgill
Rovsis
A. L. Dirst
Anita
Globe
Tvs Moines
New York
Maitnots Central
Iowa Hines
Chicago A Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Utts
Casey
Clerk
Comrie
Matthew Grauchy
Osceola
Fredrick Sondemzer
Center Township
Drbuyue County
Euines
Litain
Eddyvills
Banyglog
Burlington & Quincy
Gev. M. Jamieson
Ab Bippey
Thorp
Acme Coal Abalt
Wilson
Bia Gooda
Weekly Review: Vetoes Fires and Fatalities Across States
Gov. Pierce vetoes a woman suffrage bill in Dakota. Terrytown mansion burns with losses near 70000 while Solomon Poole schooner from Gloucester is lost with all 15 crew. Kansas stock quarantine shifts via New Orleans. Many fire and death reports across Peoria Wyom ington and Chicago with various insurances and verdicts.
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Gov. Pierce
Dakota
John DL. Aspinwall
Terrytown
N.Y
Solomon Poole
Gloucester
Mass
Kansas
Texas
New Orleans
JS. Clark
Milttnots
Pooria
Delos B. Sachot
United States
Washington
San Francisco
Mare
Acapulco
Owen Grifith
William Wilde
Charles J. Riggen
Lovington
Tiame
Lovington Bank
New York
Chant
Ile
Bound of Trade of Peoria, Sr
Macc 10Th
Hayden & Boyd
Auwura
Jossa
Snowden
Philadelphia
Tim
Windsor
Binghampton
N. C
Wort Worth & Denver
Dan Downey
Pat Swan
Tom McCoy
George A. Davis & Co
Wabash Road
Springfield
Olean
N. Y
Smith & Dunn
Iuas
Acuid
Howard Junction
Cleveland
Herrington
H. V. Pratt
Treas
California
Sacramento Valley
Bay
Coast
San Joaquin Valley
Joseph Hw.taylor
Department of the Platte
Oamaha
Zachary Taylor
Joseph P. Taylor
Richard Taylor
Sumner
Potomac
Lincoln
Gov Hill
Rome
Italy
America
State of New York
Congress Discusses Backbone Road Patent Controversy
The senate hears Van Wyck's charge that the Backbone road patents were fraudulently pursued to benefit Gould and Huntington while Teller argues the railroad company deserves land rights under law. Senate also considers Blair’s senate seat, new appointments, and land grant issues tied to Florida and Alabama rail projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixatos
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
van Wyelt
Gould and Huntington
Teller
van Wyck
Abnath
Washington
Nebraska
Wnd
Gulf and West India Transit Company
Florida
Alabama
Congress
Cleveland
Edward 8. Clark
Mississippi
Interior
B&. D. Jackson
Texas
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Iowa
TOWA
Io Ina
Weekly Review
Castle House
Wyoming
Photel
Mareh
St. Dominick's Catholic Church
Inmirance
Elkhorn
Wis
Nellie Horan
Charley
Fairchild
Treasury
John C. Black
Iinois
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rahaway
N. J
Ohio Archeologicalnd Historical Association
Aven G.turman
Newburn
N. G
Contra
Thomas Simpson
Balt Lake
March Bie
Aquein
Hugland
Uta
Bellevera
David Dixon
Sparta
Georgia
Amanda Eubanks
Negreas
Deep
Joseph Hall
Ying
Lamoure
Mra
Hall
Salvation Army
Chicago
J.D. Hudging
Arkansas House of Representatives
Polk County
Coy. Hughes
Trudgins
lLa
Louisville
Whallen
Gane
Gamiea
Waithy
Exiegaliy
Marmaduke
Missouri
Secretary of War
Exacr
Oklahone
Tratch
Caldwell
Indian Territory
Sald
Territory
John J. Miller
Elizabeth
Wimlw Casey
Havana
Grant
Fulton
Jersey
Tripp
Poora
Trumbower
Agricultural Department
Ford
A. H. Murphy
Baker
PatVord
John Murphy
Thomas J. Ford
W. E. Caulfield
William H. Buckley
Supreme Court of
Sec
Supreme Court
Abdrond
Tholand
London
Gladstone
Sir Peter Lumsden
House of Commons
Russia
England
Stafford Northcote
Lauchter
Rusala
Todia
Lord Dufferin
Russly
Durham
James Sarren
Earl of Durham
Lady Durham
Lord Durham
Neon
Marcith
Teaver
Downing Street
Afghanistan
Ameer
Gladetine
House of Commans
Aapilen
Portsmouth
Channel
Mediterranean
Lord Flamington
Allieon
Agia
Frangh
Strathleven
Gibraltar
China
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
General de Lisle
Tonquin
Thuyenquen
Negher King
Briere de Lisle
Thuyenquin
James Stevona
Eugene Davis
John Morrissey
Mortimer Leroy
Davis
Motrivney
Leroy
France
Stephens
Ferry
Stephen
Egypt
Suukim
Mybdi
Metenmeh
Korti
Osman Digma
Kassala
Snakim
Arabia
Jeddah
Medina
Hedjaz
Apitesi
Yemen
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Buakim
Suezaweiting
Suakin
Kurrarchee
Tn Monge
Kurrachee
Hombat
Srablam
Pealth
Crato
Greaves
Suskin
Slnket
Binkst
Syskim
Osman
Mubeta
Lata
Busale
Halas
Bigailog
Folfes
Cracow Marteloth
Cracow
Times
Afghamistan
Herat
Ilenjdeb
Dufferin
India
Kizit Arvat
Ashbad
Heratta
Austria
Karwin
Austrian Silesia
Germany
William Ja
Europe
Stinas
Pekin
Defenge
Poattion
Kelung
Albania
Lyon
Vriasend
Gow
Ctadel
Audiriy
Prigtend
Central America
Honduras
San Salvador
Nicaragua
Centa Rica
Guatamala
Costa Rica
Faol
Gattamala
Moar
Blair
New Hampshire
Togalls
Tivioia
Oregon
Yeas
Nuya
Jones
Wasuimg Ton
Wavhiseton
Cameron
Menroprea
Cauchs Ung
Oklaha
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