Scarcity of Small Denominations Hits Western Markets
Western correspondents urge for small bills as ones and twos vanish, the silver dollar filling the gap. Treasury and bank notes show declines since November, with tens twenties fifties scarce, while ten dollar silver certificates spread but do not fully bridge the deficit. About 50 million in silver dollars circulate, but the main problem remains the shortage of higher denominations.
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Various contests and crimes stir New York and New England
The Astley belt con test in New York drew gamblers tricks to boost gate dollars as Merritt closed in on Rowell and Hazael. In Bridgewater, Justin L. Gunn was found murdered by hatchet blows, believed to be committed by his son. Delano won the two mile single scull on the Charles River in 14 4, fastest time. English labor disputes threaten wage cuts at Consett and Bolton. Providence defeats Boston to claim 1879 league title. An aged Egremont farmer was beaten and robbed. Severe frosts damaged gardens and late crops in northern New England. Republicans held a ratification meeting in Faneuil Hall with A H Rice, A H Bullock, and Lieut. Gov. Long speaking.
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New England
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Auctions and sales schedule October 1 2 3 list
The document lists auction times and items across multiple days October 1 2 and 3 including Boots and Shoes Furniture Real Estate Paper Hangings Ribbons Carpets Cloths and Mattings and various sellers such as Rhodes Co Osgood Hatch Wilmerding Hoguet Lippincott Bunting Warren Bird and Isburgh Walker with locations in New York Philadelphia and unspecified locales.
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H. C. Bird & Co
John H. Osgood
New York
Charles C. Warren
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
Rhodes & Co
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Philad
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Samuel Hatch & Co
N. M. Hatch
E. Ae York
Wil
New York Track Fight Finishes With Rowell Lead In Six Days Race
New York report details late September days of a six day walking race. Rowell, Merritt, Hazael and Weston dominate action with Rowell battling illness while maintaining a lead and securing large gate receipts amid feverish betting and crowd excitement.
Hanlan Arrives at Mayville to Prepare for October 16 Race
Hanlan accompanied by 8S Coulson and J G Adar arrived at Mayville last night with three boats. He is in good condition and visited Courtney this forenoon with rowing on the lake this afternoon. Both are satisfied with the marked course. The Chautauqua Railroad is laying a track to the starting point for the race on October 16.
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Six cases reported in Memphis with three colored deaths
In Memphis on September 26 six cases were reported with three of them colored. The afternoon report includes William Krouse and notes two additional deaths Ed Koposky and Lewis Jones the latter being colored. Donations to the Howards were announced today.
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Foreign News On Vienna Negotiations and Royal Messages
The Times Vienna correspondent suggests Bismarck’s interview with Italian and Turkish ambassadors pleased those nations. Gortschakoff heads to Berlin to meet Bismarck by czar’s wish to clear misunderstandings. Berlin Germania says talks with nuncio Jacobini have not shifted Prussia Vatican odds. Paris Debats notes Queen Victoria praised Haymerle’s Austria Germany ties.
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Russia denies intrigue against England in Afghanistan
St Petersburg report from Agence Russie denies Russian plots against England. The journal claims Russia would have freed Abdul Rahman, the Afghan throne pretender, but instead watches him in Samarkand to prevent his flight to Afghanistan. Observers say events in Cabul and the Turcoman Territory underscore the need for good England Russia understanding.
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Wages of Iron Workers and Cotton Operators Reduced
London reports iron workers at Consett resuming work while arbitration continues. Sunnyside mills Bolton cut weavers’ wages by five percent starting Oct 8. Bury masters seek another weavers’ wage cut Oct 1. Tees District shipbuilders push wage cuts. workers likely to refuse. Weavers in other mills may follow but broad resistance seen as unions small. Tenant farmers sail to Canada and Manitoba. 300 Irish tenants arrive at Tipperary denying full rent. disturbances feared.
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Surrender of all the hostile chiefs in Zululand
Despatch from Cape Town reports Cetewayo left Port Durnford on September 4 and is hourly expected at Cape Town. Quarters are prepared at the castle. All remaining hostile Zululand chiefs have surrendered to the British. Gen. Worsley arrives at Utrecht in the Transvaal.
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Turcoman Campaign News From St Petersburg Report Conflicting
Disparate dispatches from St Petersburg detail contradictory Turcoman actions near Kopet Dagh and Tekke Turcomans. Reports vary on Tekke victory claims, Russian reinforcements, and Russian press censorship including Vedomosti and Novoye Vremya street sales ban. General Tergukasoff’s movement is narrowed to Kopet Dagh foothills. Herat and Mery implications noted.
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Berlin Japan quarrel grows as steamer breaks blockade
Berlin dispatch reports rising tension with Japan over cholera blockade at Yokohama after a German envoy-authorized steamer broke it. Japan, three Christian powers, and America on different sides. England backs Germany. Also: Danube clash between Austrian smugglers and Servian customs ends with ten dead. navigation unsafe. Continuous dispatches from Cairo Paris and Konigsberg add to regional notes. Bay Archer wins Newmarket St Ledger trial for three-year-olds.
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Grant Boom in California Ice Banquet and Carnival Ball
The Grant tour in California features a press banquet for John Russell Young with Grant praising countrymen. A grand Carnival ball at the Pavilion draws crowds and a private box for Gen and Mrs Grant as San Jose welcomes them with cheers. Washburn denies Grant letter refusing candidacy.
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Railways and freight discrimination in New York inquiry
In Buffalo on September 26 millers testified their businesses ruined by railroad tariff biases against western flour shippers. Charles Viele of Rochester said seven Rochester mills halted due to the tariff. Counsel Lanning argued the public should receive the contract contents between the New York Central Road and a witness.
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Severe September frost hits New England crops
Frosts across Contoocook Portsmouth and Waterbury on September 26 froze the ground and formed half inch ice. Crops late from spring’s cold spell suffered damage and fruit portions were damaged. McIndoes reports the hardest September frost in the area, greatly injuring grass and late crops.
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McIndoes
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Man Kills Stepmother Then Flees After Family Dispute
Wilmington report says Benjamin Williams shot and killed his step mother Mrs Osborne Williams near Shelby North Carolina. The murder followed a family quarrel with his father late last night and was reportedly sparked by drunkenness. He fled the scene.
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Benjamin Williams
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Shelby
N.C
Massive City Fire in Deadwood Leaves 2000 Homeless
A morning blaze tore through Deadwood on Sherman Street and swept multiple avenues. Firefighters were overwhelmed by wooden structures, with explosions from gunpowder and liquor. water supply failed and the fire raged unchecked. About 125 buildings and 50 to 60 dwellings burned, causing estimated losses of 1.5 to 2 million dollars and leaving roughly 2,000 people homeless. Largest losers included R. C. Lake hardware and several grocers. a cavalry company was deployed to guard property. saloons closed and a citizens safety committee formed.
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Bridgewater Man Murdered in His Room and Suspect Son Fleeing
In Bridgewater Massachusetts on a Sept 26 morning the body of Justin L. Gunn was found in his sleeping room bloodied and undressed. The murder weapon a hatchet was found with hair on it. Gunn's son Henry J. Gunn is missing and is described as 22 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 145 pounds with blue eyes and pimples. Authorities fear patricide and have sent for a detective from Fall River. The victim was a Brooklyn machinist with about 40000 dollars in assets and a stolen gold watch valued at 500 dollars. The sister Mrs John A Floyd lives in Abington.
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Abington
The Egremont Tragedy Aged Farmer Clings To Life
In Great Barrington Mass on Sept 26 Old farmer Mr Goodale remains alive with slight signs of improvement then sinking. Sheriffs Kellogg and Nellington search for a motive and suspect no clear lead. He spoke briefly of the assault but refuses to name the attacker. Wallet funds unknown, estimates range from five dollars to five hundred.
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Kellogg
Nellington
Pittsfield
Maine State Sporting Tournament Closes With Prizes
Lewiston Me Sept 26 The Maine State sporting tournament closed tonight Prizes awarded First money prize to C W Curtis Androscoggin Club Second prize opera glass to A L Dow Peak's Island Club Third prize money to H D Donovan Androscoggin Club
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C. W. Curtis
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H. D. Donovan
FARMERS FESTIVALS CLOSE OF THE CONCORD FAIR
The Concord fair closing day featured horse trotting and crowds as 4,000 attended. Winners included Ethan Allen, Hallowein, Foundling, and Shepard Boy in various purse races. The event drew strong attendance and financial success, with hopes for a 1880Newe New England Fair in Concord.
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Hallowein
John R. Farnum
Waltham
Foundling
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Shepard
Minnesota Democrats State Convention completes ticket and adopts hard money resolutions
At the St Paul state convention on Sept 26 the Democratic slate was finalized: Felix A. Bover secretary of state Lyman S. Cowdry treasurer P M Babcock attorney general and Wim Colville railroad commissioner. The majority resolutions favored hard money policies and expanded state powers for the states while opposing secession centralization and imperial costs. The platform calls for convertible paper money unlimited coinage of silver and reform of patent and civil service laws. It also seeks reduced salaries and offices, a free ballot, and pacific policing at polls while condemning Republican extravagance and mismanagement of state institutions.
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Lesuer
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Wim. Colville
Goodhue County
Field Attacks Tilden Over London Progenitors Claim
Cyrus W Field replies in the World detailing Tilden hiring a London man to trace Tilden ancestors and paying only after threats of legal action. He reiterates alleged Tilden business ties with Elevated Road stock, cites Pelton's vice presidency, and accuses Tilden of deception and falsehoods. Field argues Tilden violated a prior understanding for joint interests and criticizes Tilden’s commercial morality.
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Cyrus W. Field
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
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Narragansett Park Fall Meeting Closes With Two Races
Providence September 26 narragansett park closed its fall meeting with two notable races. In the 2.40 class purse 3400 Bertrace driven by C M Pond beat Roland and Gypsey with times around 2.29 to 2.31 across five mile heats. In the free for all purse 800 Hunnis steered by J Turner won with Steve Maxwell and Nell placing, clocking roughly 2.22 to 2.23 across five heats.
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First frost on Friday near Peters burg and assorted notes
Frigid weather brought the first frost to Peters burg on Friday morning. Revenue receipts totaled $462,130 from internal revenue and $682,168 from customs. Anthony Blair, a Black man, was hanged in Morris town Tennessee for the murder of his step-daughter Maggie Walker. Postmaster Tyler of Baltimore faced concluded charges with a report sent to the Postmaster General. Benj Noyes was released from prison in Tren ton New Jersey and traveled to New Haven. Bullets from the Blackfeet country report no buffalo and starving Indians with no threats. Northwest crops described as satisfactory. In Texas a Dallas and Fort Worth hunting party was attacked by Indians in the Pan Handle on the 11th, seven killed after two days fighting. Albany jury found Ramel guilty of arson in the third degree in the Drew steamer case. sentencing postponed.
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Diphtheria Closes Rangeley Schools and Local Celebrations
Rangeley schools shut due to diphtheria with five deaths in Jonesport linked to yellow fever concerns. Maine Unitarians plan Kennebunk conference September 30 to October 2. Bowdoin opens fall term with freshman class of forty, up slightly. Pembroke hosts county cattle show and fair September 24–25 hindered by bad weather. Belfast couple spent four and a half years deciding marriage after 1875 publishment. wed last Sunday. Augusta Crosby street school house fire attempt fails as kerosene-soaked materials ignite unsuccessfully.
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Lebanon Woman Dies In Chair Of Heart Disease
Mrs William Lynch of Lebanon died almost instantly of heart disease while seated in her chair Thursday morning. She had been in feeble health. Mayor Lise at Portsmouth received a fine diploma from R McCormick commissioner general awarded by the international jury at the Universal Exhibition of 1878 in Paris. A granite stone weighing several tons being unloaded in Manchester fell on Frank H Gleason crushing his left leg. The accident was caused by the breaking of a skid. Thomas McNally 14 of Manchester broke his right hip Friday by jumping from a third story window from an elevator in Manchester mills the rope having broken. The down train on the Concord and Mont Clare railroad Thursday night ran into a team with Mrs Collins of New London and a small child at Kellyville. The horse carriage and persons were knocked thirty five feet down an embankment. The horse woman and child were scarred and the carriage smashed. Judge Stanley denied a motion for a change of venue in Laird vs the Passumpsic Railroad at Haverhill Friday. The case will probably be tried this term. A large number of jibels for divorce are on the docket this term. The highway suit of Sargent vs Littleton was on trial Friday.
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Abundant Apples Leave Franklin County Scribbles Behind
Hundreds of bushels of apples will be left on the ground in Franklin County. Mr. F. D. Pierce was run over by a bolting horse during Bethel fair racing and seriously injured. Potatoes sell along the Bennington and Rutland Railway at 25 cents per bushel and 20 cents at West Packet. F. A. Sheppard of Windham owns an 1808 Harper Ferry musket in good condition after tests in 1812, plus a 2,000 year old Roman coin and a mummy cloth dating 3,000 summers back.
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Massacre on rails and Marlboro monument day report
Reports from New England recount multiple tragedies and a festive Marlboro day. George Batchelder known as Jimmy Josey killed near Bradford station by a Boston train. Mary Curtin crushed in a waste-washing shaft. A 12 year old girl injured after being caught in a locomotive cowcatcher. Marlboro marks dedication of a new monument with Gov Talbot present and a fruits and farm products exhibition. A capsized yacht near Orrington results in Wardwell drowning. Capt Dean rescues wife and child. Wills and estates involving Wm Harts of Somerset prompt probate actions in Middlesex County with a $4,000 bequest to local homes and societies.
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Providence Postmaster’s daughter gravely injured after horse fall
In Rhode Island a 10-year-old daughter of Postmaster Bray ton of Providence sustained severe injuries from a fall Friday, with fear of a fatal outcome. A Supreme Court hearing in Providence addressed Mrs William Sprague’s bid to appoint a trustee. Sprague’s counsel withdrew Mr Waters and proposed a dozen alternatives, with a decision promised in the morning.
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Stratford postpones Launsbury case to Monday
In Stratford on Friday the Launsbury case was postponed to Monday with the defendant still held in custody at the parsonage. Buchholz’s counsel seeking to set aside the verdict in a South Norwalk murder case claimed juror contact with a reporter during trial. Lewis M. Hills, a 60 year old New Haven hospital inmate, was found dead in a Middletown barn with a head wound, suspected to be caused by an insane patient observed sleeping nearby.
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Mandamus to appoint Tamany inspectors at the election
The Police Commissioners were served with a mandamus ordering them to show cause on September 29 why they should not appoint Tamany inspectors at the election. Judge Westbrooke granted the mandamus. Also news of wage demands met by gold beaters, vacation plans of Custom House appraiser Dutcher, and social notes including Hart the negro walkist. A London letter notes Victoria Woodhull and Tennie Claflin’s marriage plans. The day records 200 drowned street dogs, bringing the season total to 5,400, and reports six burglaries in Brooklyn with no arrests.
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The Buffalo Scoundrel Identified by Chicago Police
Charles E. Schuyler, linked to an abortive abduction attempt on Townsend Davis’s daughter, was identified by a governess as the man seen with two children near the park. He was arrested by the Buffalo detective agency and later tied to a Chicago burglary by police telegram.
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Presidential party arrives at ConaGE City Kansas
The Presidential party reached ConaGE City with President Sherman and Gov. St. John transported by ambulances to Fort Dodge where salutes were fired. The guests of the railroad company, no demonstration occurred.
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Crop Reports Signal Higher Yields Across Crops
Washington reports September crop condition shows an overall yield increase over last year. Wheat nationwide likely higher, potatoes up 22 percent, buckwheat promising, and sorghum up 11 percent.
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Two Freight Trains Collide Near Guelph Ont Coal Oil Cars Burn
Two Grand Trunk Railway freight trains collided four miles east of Guelph Ontario. Both engines and twelve cars were wrecked with eight coal oil loaded cars burning.
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Henry A
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Congress St
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Post Office Square
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Market St
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Congress Street
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