Pigott Flees After Confession In Parnell Forgery Case
London reports Pigott signed a confession admitting forgeries behind the Parnell letters. He left a hotel with a guard, a warrant for his arrest was issued, and Labouchere and Sala witnessed the confession. Officials weigh pursuing his whereabouts as a broader conspiracy unfolds.
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Pigott
the Times
Webster
Shannon
Charles Russell
Kan
Labouchere
Russell
Pivott
Justice Hannan
Charles
Lewis
Parnell
Sala
Rusdell
Houston
Anderson's
Sir Charles
Swiland Yard
Labuachere
Kigao
George Augustus Sala Ag
Yeaterday
Piims
London
Agat
United States
Father Dorney
Chicago
Jeatrick Egan
Alender Sullivan
Egan
Lincoln
Neb
Great Britain
Ile
Paris
Exper
Kean
Vigott
Alexander Sullivan
Sullivan
Concident
Irishman
Parnell and
Dublin
Warnell
Times report on Pigott bolt and alleged paid departure
A cablegram from Michael Davitt quoted in Quicado on February 26 claims Pigott has bolted and that the Times and the government paid him to clear out, reflecting a prevailing belief.
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Quicado
Alex Sullivan
Michael Davitt
Pigott
Times
Senate Passes California Relief Bill Despite Presidential Veto
Washington reports show the Senate Committee on Public Lands backed a vetoed relief bill for Wm. R. Wheaton and Charles B. Chamberlain of California, recommending passage. Debate focused on reimbursements for former land office clerks, with a 45 to 8 vote in favor. A $187,500 amendment for 15 inch pneumatic dynamite guns for Pacific coast defense was approved, and the House adjusted Kilpatrick pension to $75 monthly. The session moved to calendar bills and executive sessions.
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Washington
Dolph
Committee On Public Lands
Senate
Wm. R. Wheaton
Charles B. Chamberlain
California
Yeas
Pn Ae
Sewart
Pacific Coast
House
Kilpatrick
Washingtons
Joseph
New Mexico
Lincoln Land District
Bland of Missour
Randall
Appropriations Committee
Hills
Land
Committee On Appropriations
Sayers
Texas
Scott Ofennsylvania
Col. Lamont
Lamont
Conference
Mortgage filing suspends Wm. M. Dwight & Co. lumber firm
Detroit reports Wm. M. Dwight & Co. suspended business and filed a mortgage for 24,000 with unknown assets. New York stock market closes with a firmer tone and mixed gains across rails and metals. Cattle and hog receipts at major markets show slow steady demand. George Masten’s advertises fine cigars and old whiskies at Sixteenth and Ferguson Streets. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy recommended for children.
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Detroit
Wm. M. Dwight & Co
Lake
Pacilie 6
American Express
Canada Pacific
St. Canada Southern
Central Pacific
Burlington
Delaware
Louisville & Nashville
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Preferred
Northwestern
New York Central
Oregon Improvement
Navigation
Transcontinental
Pacific Mail
Leading
Rock Island
Widaraneee & St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Texas
George Masten
Corner Sixteenth
Merguson
Worth Platte Creamery Butter at Heath's Grocery
Local shoppers can find Worth Platte Creamery Butter available at Heath's Grocery Market. The note indicates in store availability and convenient access for customers seeking this butter brand.
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Worth Platte
Heath's
Crazy man's act and political notes from Harrisburg to Washington
A German farmer near Dickinson, near here, killed his wife and himself after locking five children in a burning house. Governor Larrabee is acquitted in a libel case in Des Moines. Train progress of President elect Harrison and party includes stops and cheers from Pittsburg to Washington with large crowds. An anarchist meeting in Cienam addresses calls for force and bloodshed and a medical advertisement ends with a druggist pitch for a blood purifier.
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Dickinson
Duk
John Holler
Larrbee
Des Mores
Larrabee
Attoona
Pittsburg
Altoona
Jeanette
Cresson
Hannistone
Ennsylvania
Harrisburg
Russell HH
Harrison
Bellwood
Altona
Tyrone
Birmingham
Huntington
Russell LH. Darrison
Mount Union
Lewiston Junction
Mifflin
Newport
Duncannon
Marysville
LCS0
York
Hughes Beaver
Coveroor Beaver
Capitol
Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad
Pennsylvania
Washington
Smetly
New Cumberland
Goldsboro
Mount Wold
York Haven
Indianapolis
Baummone
Idaho and Wyoming to be admitted under omnibus bill
Washington notes report Representative Springer has introduced a bill to admit Idaho and Wyoming as states under the omnibus act approved on the 22d with extensions and exceptions. Delegate Joseph of New Mexico also seeks admission under the same framework, while Senator Hearst proposes a reward of 25 000 for poll book thefts in Arkansas.
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Washington
Washincton
Springer
Idaho
Wyoming
Joseph
New Mexico
New Oxico
Hear Ce Day
Viummerville
Ark
Special Congressional Committee
Washington Aqueduct
Maj. Lydecker
Lieut
Townsend
Presidential Proclamation Calls Senate Session March Fourth
President Grover Cleveland proclaims an extraordinary session of the United States Senate for March 4 at 12 o clock noon to receive executive communications. All senators are required to attend.
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Washingron
Wiekras
Senate
Grover Cleveland
United States
Senate of the
Revival of trade at Dr Hunt's drug store sparks Dr King's New Discovery sales
A newspaper notice reports Dr W N Hunts drug store seeing a sharp rise in trade due to free trial bottles of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption. The ad touts cures for coughs colds asthma bronchitis croup and lung diseases with a trial bottle and a large size bottle priced at 1, both guaranteed. Separately a government bid notice from Fort Russell Wyoming calls for sealed plumbing proposals by March 2 1880 with instructions to bidders and right to reject.
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W. N. Hunt
Dr. King
D. AL Russenn
Wyo
Cheyenne Depot
Fort
D. A. Russell
Dantes F.hompnunney
U.S. Army
Proposals Sought for Wyoming Mail Routes 1880
The Post Office Department invites proposals to carry U S mail on Wyoming routes from July 1, 1880 to June 30, 1881. Requests for schedules, forms, bonds, and contract details are available from the Second Assistant Postmaster General Don M Dickinson. Proposals due by April 10.
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Post Office Department
Washington, D.C
Department
United States
Territory of
Wyoming
Don M. Dickinson
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