Through Car Service Connects Toledo to Marietta and East
The Wheeling and Lake Erie R R announces through car service from Toledo to Marietta with connections to Bowerston, Cambridge, Massillon, and East via the Pennsylvania System. Regular schedules list westward and eastward operations with stops at Norwalk, Wellington, Norwalk, and Marietta, under James M. Hall and Woodford management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potn Eee
Massillon
Ly Navarre
Valley Junction
New Cumberland
Sherrodaville
Leesville
Bowerston
Canal Dover
New Comerstown
Cambridge
Macksburg
Marietta
Westward
A.m.p
Sherrodsville
Orrville Canal
Esters
Orrville
Wreston
Cues Vos
Wellington
Norwalk Bellevue
P.m. P
Osoiesse Resatlees
Fremont
Oak Harbor
Toledo
Monroeville
Norwalk
Milan
Friese Landing
Fa. m. Pom. P. m
Pamips
Ohl
Tae
Are de Roel
Pennsylvania
Bowereton
Akron
Youngstown
Government appoints receivers and officials across states
The President names George W. Parks to a Salt Lake City money receiver post, and Thomas Wall as special Indian law agent, with J. A. Slamm in the revenue marine service. Other items note treasury opinions on bounties, tariff debate hints, coast patrols, and various public notices, accidents, and corporate actions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake City
Thomas Wall
Wisconsin
J. A. Slamm
Revenue Marine Service
Butler
Virginia
Department of the South
Gilmore
War Department
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Revenue Marine
Gallatin
Hamilton
Dallas
Woodbury
Dexter
Colfax
Ewing
Grant
B. F. Jones
National Republican Executive Committee
Canandaigua Nationaigua
N. Y
Secretary of the Interior
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Atlantic & Pacific
Southern Pacific
Stockslager
Montana
Colorado
French Brothers
William Scott
Deadwood, Oak
Lamar
Vast array of 1880s city, state, and rail politics and crime
Warrant issues in Albany target J B Sullivan and A L Mein for signing fraudulent Senate vote returns. John Travers identified as mentally incapable of handling a $1,000,000 estate. Dan Doherty linked to bank burglary and prior prison time. Governor Beaver appoints Dr George S McLeod to public charities. Rochester mill owners plan longer workweeks. Providence election mostly Republican. Yale defeats Harvard in intercollegiate football at the Polo Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
J. B. Sullivan
A.L. Mein
Watervliet
John Travers
W. R. Travers
New York City
Inspector Byrnes
New York
Dan Doherty
Graham
London
Massachusetts
Beaver
Pennsylvania
George S. McLeod
Board of
Public Charities
Dro. Bert. Lee
Dry. McLeod
University of Pennsylvania
West Philadelphia
Martin van Sapp
Robert Wald
Boston
Mass
Brunswick (Ga.) Land and Colonization Company
First Unitarian Society of
Hartford
Chicago
Kimball
Scranton
Wallace
United States Circuit Court
L. H. Rogers
Signal Service
Henry W. Howgate
Washington
Connolly
Middlesex Yarn
Camillius
Hudson
Gilbert Carter
John Peeper
Providence
R. I
Randolph B. Marey
Orange
N. J
George B. McClellan
Rochester
Hawkins
Orphans’ Court
Pittsburgh
Michael McCullough
Gav
L. Curtiss & Co
August Schell
Schell
Curtiss & Co
Footeball
Yale
Harvard
Polo Grounds
Spain
Justus H. Schwab
Erring Committee Exchange
numerous items from national news briefings across states
Governor Foraker pardoned Robert Thay, formerly jailed for burglary, after evidence showed innocence. Tampa reported frost and thin ice ending the yellow fever outbreak with city rejoicing. Princetown struck natural gas 659 feet deep with four coal veins found. In Jellico miners killed a deputy marshal in a clash. three posse members died. Indianapolis Knights of Labor push for eight hour day with committees formed. Frank J. Northey sentenced to nine years for jury bribery in San Francisco. National Grange urged postmaster elections and bond debt reduction. Cairo Vienna rail collision inquest found dispatcher negligent. Illinois Central gained control of Dubuque bridge via stock purchase. Blinky Morgan sentenced to hang March 16 1588. Georgia Fargo sues executors for 40600. National Grange adjourned at Lansing selecting Topeka next meet. Memphis area rain quells fires. St Louis saw many fires and arrests linked to arson. Anarchist defense costs total 33549 with unpaid New York counsel. prosecution expenses total 23000. total funds for families of dead officers near 100000. Cincinnati Southern collision near Nemo kills Fireman Ben Cook and injures George Lemming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Thay
Seneca County
Ohio Penitentiary
Foraker
Tampa
Fla
Princetown
Ind
Jellico
Tenn
Noah Miller
Miller
P. Darden
Mississippi
Joseph Draper
Massachusetts
Mortimer Whitehead
New Jersey
J. H. Hale
Connecticut
A. J. Rose
Texas
John Trimble
Washington
F. M. McDowell
New York
A. M. Brown
Delaware
Cairo
Johnston
Blinky” Morgan
Taverna
Hurligan
Morgan
Columbus
Georgia Fargo
W. C. Fargo
National Grange
Lansing
Mich
Topeka
Kan
Memphis
St. Louis
Henry Vollmer
Frank Hemfield
Guy Dibbell
Chicago
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Nemo
Ben Cook
George Lemming
London Dispatches Report Shipwreck and Political Moves
A London dispatch notes the loss of the Liverpool steamship Doure off Cape Finnistere with several drownings. It also reports miners in Scotland voting to work five days and eight hours, and threatens a national strike if M P Robert Cunningham Graham is jailed. Other items include Don Juan’s death affecting France’s succession claim, hospital funding in Toronto, prayers for the Pope in Montreal, a collision of Russian steamers Sineus and Vesta with 35 drowned, and political shifts in Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Doure
Cape Finnistere
Scottish Miners’ Federation
Scotland
Robert Cunningham Graham
M. P
Don Juan
Don Carlos
Spain
France
John Macdonald
Toronto
Ont
Fabre
Montreal
Sineus
Vesta
Crimean
Belfast News
Balfour
House of Commons
Ashmead Bartlett
Ireland
John Harte
Harte & Smith Manufacturing Company
Poleville
Scholten
Mary
Rotterdam
Election world and fires flood into city pages
Reports note MANDERSON dies in Philadelphia at eighty seven. Dakota counties show division likely under three thousand in a 70000 vote. A Wasau fire kills three children and injures others including the father. Mrs Heinkel unlikely to survive. Tammany Hall backs a 1888 Democratic National Convention in New York. Land Office seeks suit for 44000 against Deadwood lumber lenders. American Bank of Pittsburgh closes, liquidating with full claims paid. Lake Shore trains collide at Grosvenor injuring several. Atlanta election yields anti prohibition win by 800 and Fulton county tally 1122 of 1500. Tartar resigns as Liberia envoy. Centerville county treasury safe robbed of 20000 with no clues. Duluth Pilgrim Church burns, cost 40000, 15000 insured. 328000 spent on church. 300 workers fired at Edgar Thomson steel works. Acmetonia tannery fire costs 100990 with two thirds insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Manderson
United States
Charles P. Manderson
Nebraska
Philadelphia
Oue
Dakota
Wasau
Wis
Carl Heinkel
Deadwood
D. T
Scott
French Bros
Tue American Bank of Pittsburgh
Lake Shore
Grosvenor
Mich
Atlanta
Fulton County
Casries H. J. Tartar
Liberia
Centerville
Reynolds County
New Pilgrim Congregational Church
Duluth
Minn
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Braddock
Acmetonia Tanning Company
Acmetonia Station
West Pennsylvania
Thirst in a Cavern and the Bethlehem Well Sermon
Rev Dr. Talmage preaches that the gospel well at Bethlehem is a by the gate water of purification comfort and heaven. He likens David at Adullam to souls in need and urges drawing from the water of Bethlehem to weary hearts. He warns against worldly substitutes and calls for three anointed defenders to reclaim the captured well for dying souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Talmage
Christ
Europe
France
Germany
Bethlehem
David
Aduilam
Adullam
Jesus
Caesar's Palaces
Jerusalem
Earth
Heaven
Waterbrooks
Adirondacks
Schroon Lake
Highlands
Scotland
Lethichem
George P. Morris
Hell
Legislative Hall
God the Father
God
Son
God the Holy Ghost
Lord Jesus Christ
Sodom
Salt Lake City
Jesus Christ
Angel of the Covenant
Well of
Comfort
Absolom
Abraham
Sarah
Machpelah
Zophar
Bildad
Shuhite
Eliphaz
Huxley
Stuart Mill
Darwin
Alpenstock
John
Rome
Stockholm
Vienna
Temple
New Jersey
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The
Cambridge Gerald
Inn
Cambridge, Guernsey CO
Ohio
E. W. Mathews
Attorneys-At- Law
Hutchison Block
C. Steele
Magic'shife
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Attorneys-At-Law
Old National Ank
J. M. Bushfield
Rainey
Court House
W. A. Carpenter
Smibridey, Ohio
Davis Block
Sam’l C. Ludcock
Cosgrave Building
Main Street
V. D. Craic
Attorney-at-Law & Notary Public
Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
eCffice
Physicians and Surgeons
WM. T. Ramsey
M. D
Providence Hospital
National Medical Dispensary
Washington, D. C
Hutchinson Block
Aprissly
Joseph Morton
Dels
Eagle Hotel
B.S. Herring
Aply
Brown House
George McCcleary
Grand Hotel
Johnson & Allen, Propr's
Market ST
Zanesville
Arcade Hotel
Cambridge, Ohio
W. A. Gill
Exchange Hotel
Caldwell
John W. Robinson
Biirek House
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Parmners
Pete
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher House
Cor
Broadway and
South Streets
Buaker City
Washington, Ohio
William Smith
Prop
Joan Harris, JR
Wall's Drug Store
Pyim
L. &. Collins, Optician
Wheeling Ave
Herald
Carnes
Pine Street
Main
Police Gazette
Richard K. Fox
Franklin Square
N.Y
D. K. Kyle
Mar
BE. McPehetr
West Main St
JoHnn Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Davis
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
P.m. A
Lyv
Cumberland
Blue Rely
Point Pleasant
Senecaville
Lyambridge
Barnesy
Bellaire -Wheeling
Steveland & Marietta Railroad
E.C. Winstanley
O. Jon
Wheeling
Lake Erie
R. R
Roy
Clyde
Bellevue
Wellington Creston
Huron Division
Maine
Patrick D. Gorman
William and
Charles Hannon
Joseph L. Burke
Boston & Albany
West Newton
Hannons
Burke
Gorman
Seguin
Godfrey
Alice
Barnum
Bridgeport
Conn
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cochran’s Mills
Charles Prettyman
Henry Bell
Grafton
W. Va
McDougall
Peter McGough
Thomas Gales
R. W. Cameron & Co
New South Wales
Australia
New Zealand
New York Standard
Henry George
Canada
Abraham Daily
George Caugier
New York Veterans of 1812
Old Guard
Fifth Avenue
W. T. Sherman
Westinghouse Electric Light Company
Consolidated Electric Light Company
Consolidated Company
Emanuel Schwab
Schwab & Son Laces
Schwab
E. W. Leavenworth
Syracuse
Hollenbeck
Laurens
8. C
John D. Sheahan
Rufus Bishop
Bishop
Sheahan
Sheanan
Charles P. Chouteau
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Age of Steel
Missouri
Illinois
Kansas
Grinnell
Board of Trade
Grinnel
Grand
Charles Galbert
Charles Wyatt
Negrees
Indianapolis
Lincoln
Neb
United States Cour
Foreign Intelligence
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