Rumor and dispatches on Balkan war plans and political moves
Reports place Parmrom Cmartes of Roumania joining troops against Widdin and Balkan columns moving into position. Passioant Hares pardons Frank Hinkle for forgery. banks eye new New York presence. Grant Jr named special assistant district attorney for customs. The Sioux City land office is closed and moved to Des Moines. McCook dies. Don Carlos linked to French overtures. Cabinet harmony praised. tenure of office act noted regarding NY appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucagtaer Evanris
Republican Party
Evarte
New York
Cabinet Deliberates on Mexican Question and Nez Perce Return
Washington December 28 The Cabinet discussed the Mexican question with no new results and likely will formally consider recognizing Diaz next week. Attention centered on Nez Perces desires to return to the United States as government awaits further advices before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabinet Council
Washington
Cabinet Seasion
Dias
United States
Greenback and Silver
Jones
Nevada
Buckner
Missouri
Philips
Kansas
Congress
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Diaz
New York News in Brief from The Times Dec 28
The Times provides an advance summary of the New York Central and Hudson River Railway year ending September 30 with gross earnings of 26 579 000 and net 11 633 000. Other items include liquor-law fines for vice prosecutions, Wall Street recall of securities from Netter & Co, Mariposa Mining injunctions, a mass meeting of cigar makers, and identification of a Barclay Street wreck victim Bagineer Heraberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Times Today
New York Central and
Hudson River R. R. Co
Hackett
Howard Crosby
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Wall Street
James R. Keene
Netter & Co
Netters
Mariposa
Mariposa Land and Mining Company
F. D. Walker
Eugene Kelly
Joseph A. Donohue
Supreme Court of New York
Kings County
Kelly
Copper Institute
A. Strasser
Cigar Makers’ National Union
England
Barclay Street
Bagineer Heraberger
John D. Cooke & Sons Wholesale Druggists Fail in Cincinnati
December report from Cincinnati states John D. Cooke & Sons, the city's heaviest wholesale druggists, have failed. Creditors include firms in Chicago, St. Louis, New York and Philadelphia. Liabilities about 125000 dollars with assets unclear, possibly around 75000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
John D. Cooke & Sons
Chicago
St. Louisa
New York
Philadelphia
Legislature Adjourns Without Debt Compromise
Nashville December 23. The legislature adjourned sine die today without any debt compromise. All propositions were defeated by obstructionists or low tax advocates who want to raise the issue before the next election.
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Nashville
Mining Stocks Board Plan Nixed in Chicago Meeting
The committee reporting on a Chicago mining stock board recommended against the board but favored forming the Chicago Mineral and Mining Association to collect and exhibit American mineral productions. No decisive action was taken, though the report likely will be adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Mineral and Mining Association
Colu m bia Life receiver alleges theft by stock transfer
L E Alexander receiver of the Columbia Life Insurance company filed a petition alleging collusion between Columbia Life officers and the Life Association of America to defraud the company of 675000 by a stock and asset transfer just before his appointment. He seeks cancellation of the transfer.
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St. Louis
L. E. Alexander
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Life Association of America
Children Cruelly Cremated in Iowa Fire
Chicago reports a tragic Crawford county case where Carl Maas and his wife left three children aged one, two and a half, and four locked inside a burning farmhouse on Christmas day. Neighbors alerted them as the home was engulfed. the mother tried to enter but was restrained. Dense fog delayed discovery.
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Chicago
Morgan Township
Crawford County
Iowa
Carl Maas
Indians raid in Western Texas disrupts stage line
Telegram from Dan Stevens reports Indians in Western Texas are hostile and threaten stage service. The Texas & California Stage Co treasurer warns that without reinforcements the lines cannot be maintained. An attack on a coach at Bassey cation results in the death of driver Gabe Valdey and superintendent division head.
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Little Rock
Ark
Texas & California Stage Co
Dan C. Stevens
Texas
Bassey Cafton
Gabe Valdey
The Texas Trouble Surrenders at San Elizario and Riots
Chicago reports describe the surrender of Howard and his band at San Elizario, followed by shootings of Howard McBride and Atkinson. Rioters prepare to move possessions across the river as organized bands and thieves move about. Mexican authorities post notices warning citizens against participating.
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Chicago
Howard
San Elizario
McBride
Atkinson
Chandler's Charges Spark Louisiana Commission Row
Washington dispatches report William E. Chandler accusing the Louisiana commission of rewarding officials with offices while Judge C B Lawrence in Chicago denied interference in the Relm whisky fraud case. Lawrence said dismissal rested on government counsel representations and court precedent, not presidential action.
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Chicago
Washington
Wm. E. Chandler
Louisiana Commission
C. B. Lawrence
Jake Relm
Lawrence
Sherman
New Orleans
Rehm
Hayes
Sults
United States Court
St. Louis
Grant
Bannocks at Bay Gen Smith pressures tribes over murder
Gen John E. Smith and Major Stanton confront Bannocks at Fort Hall over the Rhoden murder. Treaty terms demand surrender of the killer. rations and pay for about 260 Bannock scouts are at stake. Shoshones mostly refuse to join, bias toward restraint and possible peace under Smith's guidance.
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Fort Hatt
Spamo
John E. Smith
Major Stanton
Smith
Rhoden
Bannock
Howard
Telegraphic Ticks and Trading Roundup in 19th Century News
A receiver is appointed for Jersey City Savings Bank while the Rockland County National Bank suspends. Papal Nuncio visits Paris with a public reception planned. Gloucester fishing fleet reports seven ships and thirty-seven men lost this season. A fire in Carrollton Missouri destroys a block of business houses, insurers at 230000. Wm S Eno residence in Pine Plains Duch County burns. Courtney challenges any oarman for America championship ahead of Trickett match. Scranton coal sales reach 75000 tons with higher prices. An explosion at Wilkes-Barre injures seven, one fatally. New York money and stock summary notes gold 102.5, silvers, government and rail stocks mixed with notable bond activity.
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Jersey City Savings Bank
Rockland County, N. Y
National Bank
Papal
Mexico
Paris
Gloucester
Carrollton
Eno
Pine Plains
New York
Duchess County
Courtney
Oarman
United States
Canada
Stanton
Wilkesbarre
Dimmick
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Parmrom Cmartes
Roumania
Widdin
Constantinople
Hares
Frank 8
Hinkle
Bank of Nevada
London
Jaume D. Bunce
U. S. Grant, Jr
Balkans
Gampetra
Rome
Italy
Vatican
Guy
Malta
U. S
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh
Enotaxo
Layard
Sioux City
Ths
Des Moines
Gro. W. McCook
Ohio
McCooks
Christman
Anson G. McCook
Major E. Burke
Louisiana
Chandler
South
Don Carlos
France
Isabella
Alphonso
A.D. Butler
Wheeler Mower
Sy Bambilion
Mpi Pato
Yeas
Ateny
A. D. Butlers
Bent
O'Neil
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Butcher Butler
Butler
Senate
Cockrell
Conover
Patterson
Cameron
Simon Cameron
Lim
Mary A. Oliver
Vanderbilt's
Illinois
Gen. Smith
Fort Hall
Western Union
Quicksilver
Pacific
Wells Fargo
New York Central
Erie
Panama
Union Pacific
U. P. Bonds
Central Pacific Bonds
D. M'Lavonein
M.lavonus 4
Ateele
Atirela
Carey Block
E. W. Mark
Corlett’s
16Th Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
Jommon
N. Porras
Attorneys-At-Law
J W. Kingman
The
Supreme Court
Attorney-At-Law
Laramie City
J. Garbanati
Evanston
J. J. Crook
DR. W
W.T
Wyo. Ter
Crook
Physicians and Surgeons
Ofer
HowMay, MD
Rnoom
O. E. Gorham, M.D
Drs. sonMan & Gorham
Homepathic Physicians and Surgeons
Perusentreet
Stebbing
Must
Wyo
Olomon Bock
HU. S
Chneyenne
A. BR
Converse
F. EF. Warren
T. M. Fulton
J. H. Nichols
J. BE. Wild
A. R. Converse
JOHN #. WILD
L. R. Bresnahen
Gent
Larties
Cheyenne, W.T
Cassimerea, Velvets and Tailors
Kore Eee
Bend Coustenay
Alezandro Kid
California
Trunks
Lev’ Strauss & Coo
San Francisco
Dunting Coats, &c
Jordan
Pate OO
Gutterman & Harrington
Ellis
Oyster Bay
Eddy Street
L. Murrin
Milwaukee
Seventeenth Street
Inter Ocean Hotel
Oleson & Faurot
Aps
O. F. Cowhick
Sals
Co. F. Cowhick NO
Cheyenne, Wwyomle
Fur House
Sixteenth Street
Joslin & Park
Frank Melander
Pease & Taylor
Colorado
New York Factory
Dupee
Davis
Grocer
C. the
Black Hills
Corner Ferguson
17Th Streste
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