Tragic murders and bold robberies headline New York dispatch
Telegraph reports Julius Blank Blind a music professor shot his wife Mary and daughter Amelia then killed himself. Burglars steal jewelry worth 20000 at 42 Fulton Street. Other items note railroad war talks and stock board sales in New York.
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Twweed's partner Woodward was arrested in Chicago. The Cuban loan of 15 million piastres was awarded to the Bank of Castile. The public debt statement shows a $2,915,365 reduction last month. The entire Williams College sophomore class was suspended for rushing a freshman. Moody and Sankey report strong revival success in Chicago. Seventeen vessels with cargos lost on the Labrador coast.
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Cheyenne Markets Groceries and Provisions Weekly
Corrected weekly by Whipple and Hay, whole site and retail grocers and commission merchants in Cheyenne. Lists groceries grain and provisions with market notes for merchants and shoppers.
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