Loyal Ulster rally vows to oppose home rule measures
A Belfast gathering of Orangemen and loyalists denounces Gladstone plans for Irish self rule. Speakers warn that a Dublin parliament would place loyalists under Parnell and a future Irish government, pledging resistance, taxation protests, and possible action to defend the empire.
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Ulster Protestants urged to form provisional committee
Speakers at a Ulster meeting call for a provisional committee to guard Protestant interests. They urge merchants, landlords, farmers, and artisans to stand with the Orangemen, vow to arms if needed, and resist any act repealing the union, rallying under a No surrender banner for the queen and empire.
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Across the Rockies to Salt Lake on a G A R excursion
From Denver we traverse the narrow gauge Denver Rio Grande through the Arkansas Canyon to Marshal Pass and down toward the Utah valley. Irrigation boosts crops, Salt Lake City shows briny river water and salt works, while tensions rise between Mormon and anti Mormon factions amid the G A R visit.
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Mormon Buildin gs and Tabernacle Details in Temple Block
Report describes Salt Lake City structures with tabernacle and assembly hall, 233 by 123 feet and 70 feet high seating 12,000, 4,400 pipe organ, and end towers reaching 200 feet. Relations with Mormon leadership include notes on celestial glory and plural marriage, plus remarks on saloons and prostitution in Salt Lake City. Senator Edmunds not arriving as expected. author plans return to Iowa.
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Winnesheik County Fair Grows in Northeastern Town
The Winnesheik County fair is proclaimed the largest display of its kind in Northeastern Town. The premium list offers 1500 for speed events, 60 for barges, 425 for cattle, and other prizes in proportion. Grounds expanded for larger crowds. Daily attractions planned with aims to boost regional industry. Special trains on Milwaukee and B&O roads for at least three days. The fair runs September 6 to 10.
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Purported US Wealth Rise and Food Safety Warnings
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