Appointments and notices from the Presiden t
The President announced numerous diplomatic postings on the 29th alt including Charles L. Scott to Venezuela Warren Green to Kanagawa Japan John R Bacon to Paraguay and Uruguay Ber thold Greenbaum to Apia Albert Leening to Bremen John H Putnam to Honolulu Victor A Sartori to Leg horn and Robert E Withers to Hong Kong Immigrants and officials also report no major changes at the Universal Postal Union Convention in Lisbon and a large batch of fourth class postmasters appointed during April. General Sheridan begins a tour of inspection and debt shows a $4 million decline.
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Port Gibson Tragedy and Other 19th Century Incidents
Jacob Scott, aged seventy five, shot and killed his wife in Port Gibson New York on the 2st of the month. The couple had separated a month earlier. Scott surrendered after the tragedy. Leicht Bros lager beer and ale brewery at Newburgh New York burned, about 5000 dollars loss. The schooner Dudley left Kingston Ontario with 16000 bushels of barley for Oswego New York as first departure of the season. Measles deaths in New York City reach 450 among children since January. A complimentary dinner for Minister George H Pendleton in New York City was well attended with George William Curtis presiding. New York City Board of Health reports 7400 total deaths in March with infant mortality 34.27 percent and zymotic disease deaths 1881. Fire in Rahway New Jersey destroys Gordon Opera House and nearby properties with 100000 dollar loss. Temperanceville near Pittsburgh burn destroys a planing mill and lumber valued at 60000 dollars, half insured. Robbery at Bowmansville Pa where a family was bound and beaten by Abe Buzzard gang. Scott Haven miners sign yearlong contract after five months strike settling at two and a half cents per bushel. Dramatic writer Dolly Cibber, James Rees, dies in Philadelphia at age eighty four. Philadelphia mint dismisses twenty five workers as coinage of minor pieces ends. April mint output at Philadelphia totals 1661400 pieces valued at 1836800 dollars. Niagara Falls Park bill signed by the Governor triggers public rejoicing with flags raised at Niagara Falls.
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Multiple Disasters and Political Moves Reported
A Chicago driven wild with bread posters and a fire at the Lindell Hotel in St Louis causes extensive damage. Concordia Ohio sees a family tragedy as Adolph Hess kills his child and wife before hanging himself. Central Ohio Railroad directors arrange a lease to Baltimore and Ohio. Elijah J Pierce commits suicide on a Louisville Nashville train near Birmingham. Chicago red flag posters signal Socialist agitation. Ohio child theft suit, Iowa quarantine, Indiana boiler explosion, and a Chicago Board of Trade opening headline the day’s varied notices.
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Treasury appoints two chiefs in Sixth Auditor's office
The Secretary of the Treasury announced Thomas B Farron of South Carolina and Alonzo R Dickerson of New Jersey as chiefs of divisions in the Sixth Auditor's office. William Gunderson and Thomas E Woods resigned, with J E McCarthy of New York named as Special Agent. Fire and industrial notices follow.
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What is the Influence of Clubhouses in American Cities
Rev. Talmage surveys clubhouses as social hubs that foster both culture and decay. He contrasts luxurious rooms and moral temptations with dangers of gambling, drunkenness, and broken homes, urging Christians to choose Christian influences over secular sociability.
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Mr. Kimbrew Finds Diamond On City Street
Sunday morning in Macon Georgia Mr. Kimbrew found a shiny stone on Calhoun street. A jeweler identified it as a diamond after tests and other experts confirmed. The gem, about the size of a grain of Western corn, is valued at eight hundred to one thousand dollars.
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Sucking pig found in Shropshire cow-house
A visitor to a Shropshire farm reports a young pig roaming a newly built cow-house and feeding by suckling milk from a calm cow. The pig stood on the cow’s off hind leg to reach milk until the farmer’s wife drove it away with the litter.
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