Destruction of Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum at Newburg
The Cleveland Herald reports a devastating fire nearly destroying the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum at Newburg on Wednesday. The stone structure, 900 feet long, had two new wings costing 300000 dollars, increasing capacity to 600 patients, with 150 from the Central Ohio District crowding the facility before the blaze.
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Greeley reception scenes at Hoboken and New York
Crowds applaud Horace Greeley on arrival in Hoboken and Manhattan amid cheering and some hisses. He crosses to a Lincoln Club reception where he praises the Liberal Republican effort and predicts wins in Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana, urging renewed efforts for the October campaign.
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Bienville Disaster Testimony and Related Notices
During official inquiry Chief Engineer Wright stated larger steam pipes laid bottom of the Bienville's hold could have allowed extinction of the blaze by steam. He noted assistant engineers led boats while mates remained with Captain Maury. Adjourned to Wednesday. Also reports of a 10 year old boy Patrick Morrisey dying after being struck at Greenwich Street confectionery, a man Patrick Ewen arrested, a laborer Patrick Quinn found murdered at Navy Yard, a cricket match where St George beat Philadelphia Eleven, and Broadway Tabernacle injunction blocking a $30,000 mortgage to fund the retiring pastor Dr Thompson.
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Furious gale on Lake Erie wrecks ships and causes damage
A violent west-southwest gale last night battered Lake Erie shipping with four vessels ashore or sunk near the head of the lake. Annie Naught and another craft suffered collisions, signals of distress flew but no aid could reach. At Port Aux, two lumber rafts grounded. Nearby, Galena wrecked on Thunder Bay Island. In Arkansas Osceola, a tornado destroyed churches and homes, killing two. Milwaukee reports a northeast wind, heavy rain, York State beached and a small vessel sunk. crew rescued by revenue cutter Andy Johnson.
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Customs tariff revision faces civic consultation push
Chambers of Commerce in Bordeaux Nantes and other cities demand to be consulted in any revision of the customs tariff. The call reflects broad regional interest and the desire for expert input on trade policy.
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Lord Chancellorship and London Mayoral News
The Observer reports Sir Roundell Palmer will accept the Chancellorship of England replacing Lord Hatherly who resigns. A government steamship carrying emigrants to Canada is detained due to late-season departure. Archbishop Cullen’s Maynooth meeting stance is unfounded, while Sir Sidney Waterlow is elected Lord Mayor of London.
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Discontented Colonists and Moulders Lock-Out in Lisbon
Government reports dissatisfaction from new African coast colonies as colonists threaten to return. Trade to interior remains unprofitable. In Lisbon, moulders lock out about 200 workers over wage demands, with several firms yielded and others expected to concede. Rumors link the movement to the International Society.
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Carlists Siege Frontier Town Reported
Paris reports Seballo with six hundred Carlists besieging Pingcerda in Gerona. Madrid later says five hundred reinforcements arrived at Puycerda and the besiegers vanished into the mountains.
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New Governor Assumes Office Amid Caribbean Advises
Havana dispatch reports Count Conongo, Havana Aldermen president, taking governorship yesterday. Five hundred Chinese laborers return home to China with $70,000 in savings. Belize raids prompt dispatch of a British man‑of‑war and troops under Belize city alert.
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Curtin speaks for Buckalew in Pennsylvania gubernatorial race
Ex governor Curtin arrives at Bellefonte delivering a vigorous plea for the liberal Buckalew ticket. He defends his past Republican ties, condemns centralization, praises state rights, and criticizes the Grant administration while urging general amnesty and ballot rights for rebels. He denounces the Treasury ring and endorses Buckalew despite differences with Gen Hartranft.
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Fire Records From Hartford and Olney Fires
A Hartford paper-box room fire at Meriden Brittanta Company in a five-compartment building caused about 90 000 in damage with 500 000 coverage, saved by prompt use of company hoses. In Cleveland losses at House Davison’s mill Friday night totaled 50 000 to 60 000 with varying insurance. In Olney the residence of Rev Dr Wain burned, with library losses around 3000 and several thousand dollars in notes and papers.
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Indians Visit President Seek Room in Reservation
A delegation naming the Uncapapas Blackfeet and Yankton bands met the President in Washington. The spokesman Grass explained the tribes have no ill will toward Whites, but request more space in their reservations and promise to heed paternal guidance while stressing their people are working yet poor.
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