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Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1883

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Government surveys to extend topographic work to states

The government geography survey expands from territories to states with $280,000 appropriated, starting in California to Texas and other states. Copies of publications will be exchanged with European libraries, and Haydens Colorado reports spurred foreign immigration.

United States Tury Government Geographical Survey Congress California Colorado Nevada Minnesota Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Kentucky Arkansas Texas Geological Survey Europe Hayden A. A. Wyman James B. Gilfillan United States Treasury Chandler Haber Hunt St. Petersburgh Russia Chipp O. W. Denny Shanghai China State Department Washington Garfield Memorial Hospital Georgia Lawrence Treasury Regular Army James H. Rollins Ordnance Department William Falck Second Infantry I. M. Benson Eleventh Infantry W. R. Harmon Tenth Cavalry D. A. Griffiths Third Infantry Thomas D. Briggs Fourteenth Infantry George M. Lowe Sixteenth Infantry John F. Trout Twenty-third Infantry Meyers Secretary of War

Senate Defeats Constitutional Amendment In Pennsylvania

In a final passage on the 14th the Pennsylvania Senate defeated a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to reduce the Senate to thirty three and the House to one hundred. The day’s chaos included mass indictments, college edicts, fires, deaths, and political moves across states.

Bank Teller Convicted in St Louis Embezzlement Case

Ony Ex Owen, once a teller for the Third National Bank of St. Louis, was convicted on the sixteenth for abstracting about $209,000 over eight years. The funds were invested in butter and cheese, grain, and cotton ventures. A Downrevue Cal dispatch notes Forest City burned, E Miller died, and downtown losses run into hundreds of thousands. A Texarkana fire destroyed a compress and 800 bales of cotton with $100,000 loss. Bloomington Indiana also suffered a major fire. The Ohio Republican State Central Committee called a June 5 convention in Columbus with representation based on votes for Townsend in each county.

Ony Ex Owen Third National Bank of St. Louis Cal Forest City Scullin Ohio Republican State Central Committee Columbus Charles Townsend

Ex Treasurer Polk Settles State Defalcation Claim

Reports from Nashville Tennessee state ex treasurer Polk has made a full settlement with the state. A boiler explosion at a Wisconsin saw mill killed engineer Charles Hoganser and injured three others. DANIEL Sanders died of hydrophobia at New Liberty Kentucky after a rabid dog bite. White lead works in Washington Pennsylvania burned with losses of sixty thousand dollars. Freight and passenger depot in Eliot Maine burned. Carrion B Curtis, longtime congressman and judge, died at Evie Louisiana at age seventy two.

Nashville Tenn Polk Abbottsford Wis Charles Hoganser Daniel Sanders New Liberty Washington Eliot Carrion B. Curtis Evie I.a Pennsylvania

London dynamite blast shocks Westminster offices

A massive explosion rocked the Government offices near Parliament and Downing Street in London at nine o clock causing shattered windows and collapsed walls. Police and fire crews cordoned Charles Street while witnesses report a Fenian motive and Irish crime links. The Times notes a minor blast at its own office and hints at a broader dynamite campaign.

Bismarck Bundesrath Germany America de Lesseps Marseilles Tunis Sahara Laganrog Russia Cambridge Oxford Thames London County Mayo Ireland Prince Gortschakoff Baden Baden France Switzerland Austria Westminster England House of Commons Duke of Edinburgh King Street Charles Street Parliament Street Whitehall Club Westminster Hall Fire Brigade Charles Steet Commons Harcourt Home Secretary Times Tims The Daily News O'Donovan-Rossa Assassin Press the Times Gladstone

Elope Ment Between Youths Angers Father In South Brooklyn

In South Brooklyn a nineteen-year-old son of Edmund Fougera, a noted chemist, secretly married Miss Jessie McIntyre, about sixteen. Fougera, furious at the union, discarded his son and denounced the match as foolish in a city where the couple reportedly had a four dollar weekly income.

New York South Brooklyn Edmund Fougera Seventh Street Jessie McIntyre Ninth Street Fougera

Tariff act provisions take effect for bonded goods and imports

The Treasury mails the new Tariff act to Collectors of Customs. Sections 7 and 9 go into effect immediately affecting dutiable value and how costs for specially manufactured goods are determined. Repealed sections and renamed statutes are noted, with strong enforcement stated as of March 2.

Treasury Department United States

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