Navy celebrates royal birthday at Honolulu
The United States Navy, recently seen at Alexandria with the British fleet, was reported again in Honolulu celebrating the king's birth anniversary.
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Water consumption in Cincinnati drops due to leak detector
The Cincinnati water use last year fell below 187 or 1850 levels, not from beer consumption but because waste water per person declined to 25 gallons daily from 35. The saving is credited to a waterphone leak detector, which stopped over 4,000 leaks and abuses.
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Cotton crop bets surge as figures rise above prior estimates
Iradstreet’s forecast of 6.5 million bales stirs excitement in cotton ports. Galveston gamblers bet the crop will top that mark while New Orleans wagers cap at least 6.8 million with no buyers. A Post reporter’s October survey suggests 1880-81 levels near 6.9 million and possibly 7,000,000 bales.
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Myles Joyce Proclaims Innocence Before Execution
Galway dispatch reports Patrick Joyce Myles Joyce and Patrick Casey were hanged at 8 25 am for participation in the Maamtrasna murder. Myles Joyce protested his innocence in Irish, urging forgiveness as he died, while Casey showed a moan at the gallows.
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Heavy floods hit Oregon and Washington territory
Heavy rains across Oregon and Washington territory for three days caused extensive damage to railroads and bridges. The Pendleton River rose rapidly forcing many residents to take refuge in trees overnight. Mills and houses were swept away, with no loss of life reported.
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Senate hears Gould on corners boosting prices and rail impact
New York December 15 The senate committee on grain corners hears Jay Gould testifying on railroad interests and futures trading. He says corners raise producer prices, may cost consumers, and roughly affect western roads little. He recalls past corners like Hannibal and St. Joe and Chicago incidents with mixed outcomes. Also reports recounts in city mayoral vote and brief local briefs on accidents and business developments.
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Ed mund Neupert’s Boston recital proves acclaimed
The second and final Boston concert by Norwegian pianist Ed mund Neupert at Horticultural Hall last evening drew strong praise, with a program spanning Bendel Grieg Henselt Chopin Schumann Liszt and new compositions. Neupert impressed in Hen? lust concerto and Faust Valse aided by William H Sherwood, confirming his artistry.
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Hall Block Fire Destroys Toledo Landmark in Midwest blaze
The Hall block in Toledo was destroyed by fire after igniting at Music Hall. The 1874 building housed jobbing firms, law and insurance offices, and railroad company offices. Losses reach about 650000 with roughly 500000 insured across major firms including Saylor Rodgers & Co and Wood & Acklin.
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