Sioux Chiefs Head to Washington Over Black Hills Sale
The Black Hills Sioux chiefs including Red Cloud and Spotted Tail depart Cheyenne today to treat with the Government on selling the Black Hills. Gov John M Thayer of Nebraska leaves Omaha to aid the deputation. Military men believe no whites are in the hills and mining parties cannot pass the scout cordon. The Pacific Mail scandal and changes in the Interval Revenue Bureau are rumors but unconfirmed. Cabinet 18 will discuss the whiskey frauds publicized recently.
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Prince of Wales Installed Grand Master of English Freemasons
New York reports detail the installation of His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales as Grand Master of the Masonic Order in England. Ten thousand Masons gathered in Albert Hall for a lavish ceremony with royal attendance, elaborate regalia, and a tribute-filled address by Earl of Carnarvon. The Prince was proclaimed Grand Master amid cheers as trumpets and organ music accompanied the ritual. A receiver was appointed today for the New York, West Shore and Chicago Railroad with an injunction against travelers of its property.
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Riots and threats as miners strike disrupt Schuylkill coal region
Rioting and armed demonstrations spread from Locust Gap to Hickey Ridge and Lancaster collieries as miners threaten violence to force work stoppages. In Wilkesbarre, armed workers faced jeering crowds while authorities mobilized a protective posse. Fisher Brothers and Whitehead & Co. plan to resume shipping, and Gen Osborne with the Ninth Regiment established Wilkesbarre headquarters as calm returns.
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Fire at Hebron camp grounds destroys cottages
Fire at Hebron camp meeting grounds near Hebronville yesterday afternoon destroyed nine cottages and Jonathan Fuller's dwelling house belonging to the American Millennial Association. Loss insured about two thirds. Also reported: Auburn Maine Will iam Miserve dwelling burned this morning, loss 800 dollars, insured 500. Brooklyn Planet Carpet Mills fire last night estimated loss 330000 with 93000 insured.
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American Millennial Association
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Maine
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William Miserve
Hotel Road
Brooklyn
New York
Planet Carpet Mills
Essex North Conference Sessions Held in Amesbury Mills
Newburyport reports the Essex North Conference of Orthodox Churches meeting today and tomorrow at Amesbury Mills with Rev. Dr Fiske as President and Rev. Kingsbury as Scribe. A sermon by Rev Folsom opened events, with discussions on the state of religion and forthcoming sessions decided. Delegates elected include Qacon James Pike, Dr A. T. Brown, and L. A. Smith.
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Amesbury Mills
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Folsom
Newbury
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Mr Seymour
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West Amesbury
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Amesbury
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Lexington May 11 Two year old sweep stakes results
The Lexington meet opened with a two year old sweep stakes race won by Minnie Morgan by Inquirer. Second race featured all ages mile heats with Big Fellow and Aaron Pennington among top finishers. In San Francisco a $20,000 trotting race between Defiance and Edington was won by Edington with times around 2.26 to 2.29 for the five heat run.
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Big Fellow
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San Francisco
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Legislature Acts On Excise and Railroad Bills
Albany May 11 The modified Excise bill passes the Assembly with the Sunday sale ban in section 24 removed. The Railroad Classification bill is recommitted to the Railroads committee, effectively killing it. The Governor urges a Commission to report municipal reform forms or constitutional amendments at the next session.
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Murderer Archibald Rogers Captured at Sea near New Brunswick
A despatch reports Archibald Rogers, charged with Seeley’s murder in St John New Brunswick on the 30th, captured last night off New Brunswick. He was aboard a schooner when officers closed in, fell into a boat, fired twice at himself in the water, then was seized and taken to St John.
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Canal property auction case reaches circuit trial
In Albany on May 11 the People v John Leahy and Jarvis Lord went before the Circuit Court with a jury impaneled. The case concerns canal settings auctioned by contractors in 1866 and the defense pleads general denial.
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City Officials Deny Yellow Fever Outbreak
The Mayor and health officers in Kry WEs Florida declare the city perfectly healthy and reject a May 8 despatch from Washington reporting two recent deaths from yellow fever and several cases in the city.
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Dramatic Brooklyns 1872 Beecher Tilton trial session
In Brooklyn on May 11 the court, with dwindling public interest, resumes the Tilton Beecher scandal testimony. Theodore Tilton and witnesses recount betrayals and letters, deny accusations, and challenge prior statements while references to Woodhull, Greeley, and Keyport surface in the long trial’s rebuttal phase.
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International Sunday School Convention Opens in Baltimore
Baltimore hosts the International Sunday-School Convention with large attendance from most states and Canada. The opening session features prayers, addresses on the convention’s aims, and a telegram from the Church of England Sunday-School teachers. officers are appointed, statistics are presented, and the agenda outlines daily sessions and future representation at the Philadelphia Centennial.
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Scilly Islands Schiller disaster coroner verdicts and wreck reports
The coroner's jury returned drowned verdicts for Schiller disaster victims. Ships plied the wreck with recovered bodies and cargo ashore at Scilly. New Zealand and New York mails were landed, and divers moved from Penzance. Identified victims include several men, women, and the ship's crew, with more bodies recovered later.
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Papal Birthday Address Claimed With One Million Signatures
A Berlin despatch says two Catholic groups left Mayence for Rome to present the Pope with an address on his 83rd birthday. The document reportedly bears one million signatures and expresses deep devotion. Also noted is a false rumor about Germany and Russia addressing France on armaments and a plot to assassinate Bismarck and Falk. The Lower House passed a bill abolishing three clauses of the Constitution.
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Financial and Commercial News Roundup London Paris Liverpool
London reports money and account figures with Consols and Brie prices. Paris shows Rentes in fixed points. Liverpool notes dull cotton with specific upland and Orleans quotes, and 3000 bales sold. Wheat receipts for three days total 69,000 quarters, 47,000 American.
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W. P. Loam elected New Orleans Chief of Police
A list of brief notices reports W. P. Loam’s election as Chief of Police of New Orleans following Badger’s resignation. Other items note the death of Judge James Paul in West Virginia, market dullness in St Albans, and a large May Musical Festival audience in Cincinnati.
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Supreme Court of West Virginia
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Glove Company Opens May 10 Offering Bulk Paris Kid Gloves
ALD Glove Company announces opening Monday May 10 with 600 dozen Perinot Paris Kid Gloves two buttons at 150 per pair retail or 17 per dozen wholesale. Also 150 dozen One-Button Colored Perinot's at 75 cents per pair. Restock includes 300 dozen Fine Kid Gloves and 300 dozen Gents' Kid Gloves plus 150 dozen Two-Button Alexandre Kid Gloves at wholesale and retail prices. Regular retail value cited. Country dealers urged to stock up at 17 per dozen.
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