Washington. Park Doings of the Indian Commissioner
Secret council with the Sioux delegation and local office intrigue headline various items. C C Sheats and Mrs Chorpenning clash over accusations against McGrew while McGrew is praised. President refers papers to Postmaster General Jewell with little belief of merit. A $47 500 mystery of missing cash unsettles Gen Spinner’s Secret Service pursuit. Interior Department seals Indian Council details, prompting press exclusion and distrustful reaction.
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Washmeton
Sheats
McGrew
Gen. Spinner
Express
President’s Indian council fails to sign treaty amid talks
June 2 Sioux interview reports the President explaining land relinquishments and unceded territory north of the Niobrara and North Platte. Spotted Tail questions payment terms while urging retention of ceded sections. Money delayed until return from Indian Territory, as no signature is given. Irving M. Bean named Internal Revenue Collector for Wisconsin First District. John A. Mensteadter named gauger for Missouri. Wisconsin storekeeper removals listed. Barbour Lewis appointed Appraiser at Memphis Harbor of St. Joseph Michigan with harbor study set for June 10.
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Wasumeroy
Interior Department
Nebraska
Niobrara River
North Platte
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
Indian Territory
Irving M. Bean
Internal Revenue
Wisconsin
John A. Mensteadter
Missouri
Flist
H. A. Valentine
Lewis Bernis
D. H. Griffith
Three Suspects Arrested for Highway Robbery Near Union Depot
Early today near the Union Depot police arrested Nick Collins James Gillen and John Donohue on highway robbery charges. One victim was seriously injured while a minor sum was taken. The trio faces a grand jury inquiry after a mayoral appearance planned for this afternoon.
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Sprinerigup
Union Depot
Nick Collins
James Gillen
John Donohue
Urmenel
Ehex
Stan
Vole
Mormor
Severe floods tear through Dayton and surrounding towns
A morning storm roared across Dayton and nearby areas tearing out the Wolf Creek railway bridge and culverts, flooding streets and yards. Trains halted west of the city while repairs were started, and canal banks broke with water washing across low lands. Similar deluges hit Xenia Bresons and Indianapolis corridor, with bridges washed away and travel suspended. crews and dams moved to keep mills running as rivers swelled and buildings suffered damage.
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Dayton & Westerno
Wolf Creek
Gravel Pit
Fish Ponds
Xenia
Miami Road
Incinnati
Craighead
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Fort Wayne
Muncie
New Castle
Richmont, Inc
Indianapolis
InplaxaPolis
Indlijanapolis
Peru
Chicago R. A
Cincinnati
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Zionsville
Acton
Fortville
Evening News
Cambridge City
Whitewater Valley
Whitewater
Groun
Wayne Turnpike
Cincinnati Road
Ania
Minor Telegrams Highlight Meetings Losses and Elections
The Mississippi Press Association met at Kosciusko with large attendance. Wheat crops in Memphi tributary regions were rated by Memphis Avalanche as the largest since 1860. John McManus of Seyfert McManus Co Reading Pa died aged sixty seven. Minnesota Democratic Liberal Republican Anti Monopoly party fixed July 7 for state officer nominations. New York Canal Board backed toll three mills per 1 000 feet for lumber. New England Associated Press at Boston elected Davidson president Pulsifer secretary Stockwell Worthington Bowers exec committee. Judge Bradley granted a writ of error to US Supreme Court from Louisiana Supreme Court in Macaulay v Clinton, to review Louisiana Funding acts of 1874.
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New England Associated Press
Boston
George W. Davidson
The
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R. M. Pulsifer
3. N. Stockwell
R. Worthington
Samuel Bowers
Bradley
New Orleans
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Macaulay
Clinton
Prospect Park Trotting Race at New York Meet
At Prospect Park Traces on June 2 the 2:31 trot was won by Arthur Dustin with Jim second and Lady Dahlman third. First heat won by Lady Dahlman. The 2:21 class had two entries Thomas Jefferson and Sensation. Jefferson won all three heats with times 2:26%4 2:24 and 2:23. Dayton notes report local ministerial discussions and a storm affected berry meeting. Charles Clark and John Griffith face assault with intent to kill charges, Meyer Jacobs dies from wagon injuries, and Deffendahl's distillery will close, leaving one distillery operating in Foster's Crossing district.
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Prospect Park
Arthur Dustin Jim
Lady Dahlman
Thomas Jefferson
Sensation
Jefferson
Dayton
Ohmer
J. L.H. Franks
Charles Clark
John Griffith
Mark Justice
Journal
Meyer Jacobs
Deffendahl
Foster's Crossing
Singlelaike
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KR. H. Andrews
W. Colture
E D. Bennett
C. B. Evans
R. D. Barney
Flemming Street
Wyoming
Park Place
North
GEO. F. Meyers & CO
West Third Street
Legislative turmoil marks New Hampshire session and secession
The New Hampshire Legislature opened amid turmoil with Senators Priest and Proctor challenged and a party split. John W. Sanborn won the Senate president vote as Republicans abstained, while five Republicans seceded to form a temporary body led by G. H. Stowell. Chas. P. Sanborn prevailed for Speaker with 190 votes to 179. A Supreme Court opinion request followed.
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Rector
Whitney
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Wakefield
G. H. Stowell
Tyler Westgate
Chas. P. Sanborn
Albert R. Hatch
Messrs. Priest
Proctor
Supreme Court
Destitution prompts broad aid and church services
The passage notes widespread suffering among the people followed by substantial donations of land, provisions, grain, and seeds. The Merchants' Exchange will send to support in settlements, with grasshopper concerns addressed. Services will be held in many churches.
Cotton market and notices from New Oxteads and ports
The report covers cotton prices and sales from New Oxteads, GaLogstox, DuaRleston, Savannah, and Mosite with middling prices and daily receipts. It also advertises Elastic Truss in New York and Cincinnati branches and Giles Liniment with testimonials.
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Mzurats
DuaRleston
Broadway
New York
West Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Grasshopper Relief Meeting In St Louis Leaders Pledge Aid
A large gathering at the Merchants' Exchange in St Louis heard appeals for grasshopper stricken western Missouri counties. Senator Cockrell and Hon Mr McClellan spoke urging relief and coordinated efforts to assist affected districts.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Cockrell
McClel- Javetedea
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