Northwestern lumber trade shows record activity this week
The Chicago Times reports the Northwestern lumber trade has been remarkably active and that late price advances are held. Output will fall about 800 million feet below expectations due to poor log quality, leaving limited choice lumber to meet demand as season ends.
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Chicago Times
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Northwest
Northwestern Points
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Die Carck
Cegs ci Sa Ticaenuperen
Sake
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Pelssiespol
Cotton Exchang e report shows 1878 79 cotton use rise
The National Cotton Exchange places total cotton consumption for 1878 79 at 186 489 bales up from 147 747 bales the prior year a 26 percent gain Georgia leads as the largest cotton producer with 160 000 spindles in use North Carolina ranks second South Carolina third Texas the smallest with 381 bales expected mills under construction in the South presage a higher growth rate in coming years than in the past
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Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
American forger William Ringgold Cooper identified in London
The man arrested in London last week for forgery is William Ringgold Cooper. An American ex Navy man, he is described as a daring and expert forger who, over the past twenty years, swindled banks and private individuals in the United States and Europe out of hundreds of thousands of dollars while living in luxury at a country seat near Hertfordshire acting the part of an English country gentleman.
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London
William Ringgold Cooper
United States Navy
Europe
Hertfordshire
Goelet seeks restraint and receiver in bond suit
Robert Goelet, who won judgment against Elizabeth for interest on 129000 dollars of city bonds and whose execution was unsatisfied, has filed in the U S Circuit Court to stop the financial department from handling funds and to appoint a receiver. The complaint says revenue was inflated by alleged pretended improvements, swelling debt from 12000 to over 6000000 in twenty one years.
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Trenton
Robert Goelet
Elizabeth
United States Circuit Court
Financial Department
Unjust Demands of English Oppressors Drive Irish Tenants
The Pall Mall Gazette notes Irish tenant farmers mostly cannot pay rent and insist on staying on land despite eviction threats. It cites Parnell’s influence, the risk of agrarian murders, and calls for government support or risk of civil war as rural distress deepens across Mayo and beyond with turf and potato failures, rising rents, debt, and looming sheriff visits.
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London
The
Pall Mall Gazette
Ireland
Parnell
the Times
Laborers Strike Over Wages At Local Railway Freight Houses
About thirty five laborers at the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Cincinnati Railway freight houses struck today after being paid 103 dollars per day instead of 110. The men were paid off and discharged and arrangements were made to resume work under new terms.
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Fort Wayne
Arbiter Hall
Marietta
Ohio
Mississippi
New counterfeit five dollar note described by Treasury
Washington reports describe a counterfeit five dollar note issued by the National State Bank of Troy, with differences in seal and inscriptions. Treasury notes large imports of gold and silver at all ports, led by New York, and tallies monthly and annual trade excesses. It also covers Postmaster General reasons for excluding amateur papers, a polygamy land preemption ruling, loan interest payments, oil mailings, and Deadwood Land Office safety.
Bribery Charges Involving Senator Ingalls Examined
In Topeka witnesses testifying in the Ingalls bribery probe recount discussions of offered payments. John M Hutchison said Hunecke proposed sums to secure Ingalls voting, while Hunecke linked payments to securing a Land Office appointment. Hosack signed under intoxication, Price denied corruption, and Anthony’s circle described involvement.
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Topeka
John M. Hutchison
Hunecke
Ingalls
J. W. Hunecke
Hutchison
James A. Hosack
Playter
John M. Price
Atchison Post Office
Anthony
Hosack
Was It Gunn A Suspicious Masked Man In Woods Near Keene N H
Stage driver Kilburn reports a masked man on Chesterfield Hill near Keene demanded bread left on a rock and warned of a connection to the Gunn murder in Bridgewater. The assailant wore a rough colored cotton mask and an officer remains stationed nearby to monitor further developments.
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Keene, N.H
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Canada
Quebec Crisis Legislative Council Secret Session Victory for Opposition
In Quebec City on September 30 the Legislative Council met in a closed session from 11 to noon with police guarding the building and reporters barred. A reply from the Lieutenant Governor acknowledging receipt of the council's address was read, then Liberal Mr Steins moved a second reading of the Supply bill while Conservative Mr Debaucheryville called for adjournment to October 27, which carried.
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Lowell City Council Holds Finance Committee Conference
The Lowell Massachusetts Finance Committee met with department chairmen to draft a plan to ease budget strain. They proposed transferring funds to depleted accounts and issuing a $25,000 city note until January 1 to avoid debt growth. State aid and taxes are expected to yield about $50,000 in December. A Butler and Woodworth ratification gathering followed, with John F. McEvoy presiding and speakers Knox of Lawrence and Spenceley of Boston.
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Huntington Lell
John F. McEvroy
William 8. Knox
Lawrence
C. J. Spenceley
Boston
Memphis Relief Aid Totals Seventeen White and Seven Colored
Seventeen white and seven colored cases were reported today with no new deaths. Boston sent 1000 dollars and a telegram urged immediate use of the funds, expressing sympathy for Memphis and the Howard Association. The city thermometer ranged 63 to 87, and two colored patrol units to be relieved tomorrow after a 1000 gift from the safety committee.
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Tenn
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Howard Association
Frederick O, Prince
Committee of Safety
Four Prisoners Escape Bath County Jail in Sept Escape
Prisoners in Bath New York county jail flung cayenne pepper into the turnkey’s eyes as the door opened. Four inmates fled before recapture efforts. One was seized by a servant girl, Jim O Laughlin was chased by Sheriff Sherwood’s wife until he was shot in the leg and surrendered. A 16 year old boy captured another, while Willis Nichols remained at large with a revolver.
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Jim O’laughlin
Willis Nichols
Meeting of Murray creditors names Hull as trustee
At Guilford Probate office a creditors meeting for Rev W H H Murray appointed Alfred G Hull as trustee. Senator O H Platt voiced belief Murray assets could have paid all debts with time and prudent management. Murray absent. a friend said he believed creditors were too disaffected to attend.
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W. H. H. Murray
Guilford
Alfred G. Hull
O.H. Platt
Murray
National Military Convention Elects Leaders in St Louis
In St Louis the adjourned National Military Convention met at noon with Mayor Overstolz welcoming delegates. Gen Hunt responded, and Gen Denver was chosen president while Gen Alexander became secretary. A Credentials Committee was appointed before adjournment.
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Coal Operators Raise City Coal Prices Next Month
Philadelphia report indicates Schuylkill coal operators will advance lump and steamboat coal prices by 25 cents for October, following last month’s circular. The move targets city supply with a higher pricing structure to reflect market changes.
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Schuylkill
Series of crimes by ex naval forger in England and U S
London reports a US Navy veteran William Ringgold Cooper identified as the man behind a 20 000 forgery on Glynn Mills Co bankers. He lived grandly at East Lodge Hertfordshire while forging neighbors and London bankers. Earlier he forged requisitions in Washington 1861 for 175 000 and later swindled partners in New Orleans and San Francisco. Bank of England sting involved 1 000 note after claiming South America trip. no crew found.
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United States Navy
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Kent County
Delaware
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Russians Claim Victory at Geok Tepe Fort
St Petersburg reports that 15000 Turcomans with 5000 non combatants retreated to Dengil Tepe after failed assaults on Geok Tepe. Russians stormed the village at 5 pm, then halted pursuit due to fatigue. General Lomakin confirms Russian success and occupation of Beurma on the tenth of September.
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The Afghan Campaign Attack Repulsed by British Advance
Despatch from Simla dated September 30 reports Gen Roberts arrived near Shatargardan. Mongols repulsed after firing on his party near Fagathana. five Sikhs killed. Cabul reports quiet. Dakka occupied without opposition. The Ameer leaves Cabul surreptitiously, greeted by a guard of honor, appearing dejected and careworn.
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Miners Resist Wage Cuts and Global News Notes
Delegates from South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire Miners Associations meet in Barnsley to oppose wage reductions. Iron workers in Hartlepool Stockton resume work in protest of Mr Dale arbitrator’s award. Cotton operatives strike at Wigan, about 4500 out, Moseley workers accept terms. Berlin elections tilt Liberal and Progressist, Clericals dominate Munster and Kolsfeld. Madrid reports arrests tied to coalition with Senor Zorilla. Berl in Times: today and next Tuesday decisive for or against Bismarck. Belgian bishops reportedly rescind school resolutions as Pope approves. Rinderpest in Russian Poland prompts frontier precautions. Madrid police seize arms and a clandestine printing press. Russian Emperor fatigued. Count Schouvaloff to leave London embassy in late October.
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Walking and racing highlights from Garden and Bangor events
Receptions in Garden after Rowell's win in the international walking match include exhibitions by Rowell and others. Reports from Providence celebrate baseball triumphs with a mayoral banquet and badges. England rowing talks continue with Elliott and Hanlan’s forthcoming match plans. Bangor اجل walking ends with Holske abandoning the race while Toole completes 91 miles. Baltimore records high miles in the second day of walking. Philadelphia hosts fall racing at Point Breeze Park with winners in 2.50 and 2.30 classes. Weston's share of gate money noted.
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Grant party visits Stockton and Yosemite trip begins
General Grant and entourage arrived in Stockton to a huge crowd as San Francisco decorated for the visit and a strong military display. The travelers planned to depart for Yosemite that evening, while Sheridan in Chicago reported Grant’s engagement would not allow an earlier appearance.
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Portland Correspondence: State fair surplus and local notes
The Boston Post correspondence from Portland reports a state fair surplus of about $1,000 toward debt repayment. It notes Judge Lowell presiding in a Portland Circuit Court session, with Judge Fox handling District Court jury trials. It highlights W. D. Little’s golden wedding, praises artists Carl Akers and Miss Elenor Farmer, and mentions Gov Celton among Dominion dignitaries. It cites Maine election bribery chatter, Annie Louise Cary’s age and salary, Washburne of Holwell death, and a Portland prosperty revival tempered by taxes, Deering growth, and a park purchase plan by Deering heirs.
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W. D. Little
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Elenor Farmer
Hume
James L. Farmer
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Dominion
Maine
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A.C. Washburne
Hallowell
Elihu
Israel
Cadwallader
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House of Representatives
Deering
Efforts to Collect Monkey for Republican Campaign Fund
New York Sept 30 Gen Pinckney and H G Leask collected political assessments at the Custom House over ten years. They left notices with office holders of required amounts. Several high salaried officials paid nothing while small salaries saw about 1 percent contributed. The News reports Judge Flammer opened court at midnight to try a liquor dealer charged with keeping a rum shop open Sunday, but Reilly was discharged. Brooklyn politics saw resolutions endorsing John Kelly for Governor and opposing Lucius Robinson to defeat opposition. The body of L S Wedeye was found with a suicide hole in Cypress Hills Cemetery. John Sheehan shot H Von Geristchen, then himself. both are dying. Mrs Amelia Doyle, 41, died after rat poison at Blackwell's Island Insane Asylum. an attendant was dismissed for carelessness. The Produce Exchange agreed to postpone adopting the cental system to January 1. Pension agent Charles R. Coster nominated for Police Commissioner but rejected by Aldermen. Privy Council inspector found no foot and mouth disease in Liverpool livestock. Redpath reportedly not back in city. American Literary Bureau unaware of his whereabouts. Mayor Cooper proposed Sheridan Look for Police Commissioner, but rejected. Berlin despatch notes Liberal gains. R M Johnston and wife of Commodore Hancock die. Central system to operate tomorrow in provision trades. weekly specie imports reach 7,070,000. Counterfeit $5 arrest reported at Troy National Bank. Mercantile Mutual Insurance closed. Moody and Sankey drew fair crowds. Collector Merritt absent sick.
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Fall River News in Brief Sees Crises and Celebrations
In Fall River Massachusetts Lewis W Carpenter a former night watch captain attempted suicide by hanging but was saved Abner Slade of Somerset celebrated his eighty seventh birthday and fiftieth wedding anniversary with a clambake Spiners Union sought subscriptions in New York but Rowell refused claiming he was overwhelmed The Old Colony steamers plan to run two boats daily after purchasing propellers from the New Bedford Company Fall River Line resumes Sunday trips October 11 and may stay through winter Five scarlet fever cases including a fatal one were reported to the Board of Health The Newport Line will be discontinued to prepare boats for winter service.
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Somerset
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Newport
Gloucester Plans Fire Engines and Hose Purchase
Gloucester Massachusetts September 30 Four mackerel catchers bring in 1430 barrels. Board of Engineers votes to petition the City Council to buy two second class double pump steam fire engines and 3500 feet of hose. A large herring catch off Normans Woe today estimated at 1000 barrels.
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Pittsburg Iron Trades Prosper as Orders Surge
Reports of strikes here are unfounded as iron works employ more men than in years and idle manufactories since 1873 are busy with orders. A possible iron rate increase to 83-10 cents is discussed amid a rush of business, with small strikes settled and prices paid promptly.
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Betting on Ohio Sparks Cautions on Wealth Bets
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, a writer argues that a man who wagers his entire fortune on a horse ace may secure a win with patience, but someone who bets on Ohio's yearly fortunes is reckless and should have a guardian appointed to manage his estate.
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Fire at railroad round house destroys four locomotives
A fire in Keokuk yesterday wiped out the St. Louis Keokuk and North Western Railroad round house incinerating four locomotives. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars. In Concord Junction Massachusetts Michael Welch's barn in Framingham was burned today from an unknown cause.
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Portland Rolling Mills Sold to J B Brown for 71000
Maine items report the Portland Rolling Mills sold at auction Tuesday to J B Brown for 71000 cash. Other notes include a suit planned by County Treasurer Burke against Solon town for injuries to himself and wife from a defective highway. Also reported: the Dyer Public Library grant from Olive L. Dyer of Saco, bear hunter Edgar D Andrews of Stowe catching a bear in a trap, and the death of George Stackpole of Augusta in a Bristol Nevada boiler explosion.
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Olive L. Dyer
Saco
Oliver Dyer
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George Stackpole
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Walter Bryant
I. E. Clay
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C. F. Allen
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New Hampshire News Notes and Local Church Events
Exeter News-Letter publishers plan a daily paper. Norwich items include a four-year-old drowned in a reservoir and a 82-year-old man in Hampton regaining sight with glasses. Dartmouth student Chandler relapses in Salt Lake City. recovery deemed impossible. Local church gifts include bells, pipe organ, lamps, and frescoes funded by Sanborns and others. Universalist convention in Manchester hosts large attendance, with reports on Sunday school work. Unitarian Association to meet in Nashua October 7. Grand Commandery officers elected in Concord. Bradford Newbury agricultural fair opens with strong attendance. numerous dignitaries present and premium exhibits noted.
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Multiple Local News Items From Vermont and Nearby
Franklin Perry of Woodstock injured by collapsing staging. Fairbanks Scale Co. of St Johns bury runs evenings for first time since the war. Two prisoners escaped Mid dlebury jail, recaptured soon after. one named jail bird Emory was in irons. A 4 year old daughter of N M Draper of West Randolph lost then found in a swamp, likely taken by a tramp. Orleans county fair opened at Barton with fine weather and large entry numbers in livestock. Dairy cows in Cambridge dying from unknown disease. seven cows dead in three days, stomach sent to Burlington for analysis, suspected Paris green. In St Albans court Peter Rye burglary one year. Nelson Osborne burglary 18 months. Henry Church larceny one year. Tony Brace Guilty burglary two years. Jeff Busted dies of small pox at Bellows Falls, buried at night, other children ill but recovering. Windham County fair in Woodstock opens. 1,200 to 1,300 entries. books closed at 2 o'clock. Day noted as one of the fall’s most delightful.
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Henry Church
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Jeff Busted
Bellows Falls
Windom County Agricultural Society
Border City Mill trustees pay dividend to creditors
The Border City Mill trustees declare a dividend of S per cent to creditors. Bristol county fair receipts exceeded £8,600 with a $1,600 surplus to apply toward debt liquidation. Easton industries show unusual activity, shovel works bustling, and a Taunton man injured by an engine but not believed fatal.
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Montgomery
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Wm. Reed
Nellie
Jacob Chase
Palmer
Parker
Gloucester
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Coffin’s Beach
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East Bridgeport Wife Dies of Heart Disease
The wife of George Butler of East Bridgeport died suddenly in her yard from heart disease on Friday night. In Bridgeport jail, the murderer Bucholz remains calm and cheerful, helped by letters from sentimental women. Ex-Speaker Durand’s gold watch, a gift from the Legislature, stolen during Hartford Battleflag Day, has been traced to a Chicago pawnshop.
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Massachusetts cadets named among successful midshipmen
Annapolis Md Sept 30 Among the successful candidates for cadet midshipmen were A B Keith T B Geary and A S McIntire of Massachusetts.
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Counterfeit Five Dollar Notes Flood Dayton Market
Dayton bankers and business leaders discovered a new counterfeit five dollar greenback circulating in Dayton and surrounding areas. About 1000 notes, totaling roughly 5000 dollars, are in use, passing bank counters undetected until James Ritty tested deposits and alerted officers. The series C note imitates the genuine design but lacks silk fibre on the back, making the flaw detectable upon close inspection.
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Poisonous laf fish and sharks haunt Seychelles waters
A London Telegraph correspondent writes from the Seychelle Archipelago about dangers in local seas. A tiny but deadly fish, the laf, carries venom in back spines and can kill or cause intense pain. Sharks swarm near fruit boats, gnaw on oars and canoe sides, but an antidote exists for laf stings by opening the fish and applying it to wounds. no such protection against sharks.
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Hayes at Springfield and New Orleans quarantine lifted
Secretary Boyarts to be absent from Washington in New York for about a fortnight. President Hayes and party were at Springfield yesterday and exhibited at the fair. A merchant from North Carolina, J B Warren, disappeared in Baltimore Monday with $1,500 on him. Coinage at the Philadelphia Mint in September totaled 1 808 005 silver dollars and minor coins valued at 14 757, with total 1 822 787.
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Central St
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Fleet Street
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