War on the Whisky Ring and Supervisor Resignations
Reports from Chicago detail whisky seizures exposing discrepancies between stamps sold and high wines received. Supervisor Totten plans to resign following findings, with Powell retiring and Brady to replace him. Also notes Buena Vista freestone failing frost resistance and a low-cost silver coin purchase in Carson City. Maryland ten hour law indictment ends in not guilty for Warner Manufacturing.
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Totten
Chicago
Wadsworth
Powell
Ohio
Indiana
Thomas Brady
Buena Vista Freestone
Secretary of the Treasury
Department
Judgment Affirmed Against Erie Railway by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court confirms the Pennsylvania tax on Erie Railroad receipts. The Erie Railway Company appealed after a Dauphin County verdict of 76788 20 favoring the state. Other items note General Webster named Internal Revenue Collector for Chicago and a suspension of Milwaukee District Attorney Levy Hubbell.
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Erie Railway
Supreme Court
Washineroy, D. CO
United States Supreme Court
Erie Railroad Company
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the
Hunt
State of Pennsylvania
Dauphin County
Supreme Court of
State Court of
Pennsylvania
Joseph D. Webster
Internal Revenue
Chicago
Treasury
Internal Revenue Departments
Treasy
Aly
Indiana Grand Tempe of Honor elects new officers
IxpIA Napolis Inc holds session to elect and install Grand Worthy Templar H. Smith and other officers including W. V. George A. Brown G. Recorder ObR G. W. Trea Wallan Hanna G. W. Usher Rev. George C. Clouds G. W. Guard J. W. Smith. The order adjourned to meet next year.
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Ixpia Napolis, Inc
Indiana
J. W. Smith
Joy and Wadsworth in Curiaco Rumored Road Officials Change
The June 9 dispatch from Curiaco notes J. F. Joy and E. R. Wadsworth are said to plan to relinquish all official road positions by year end as reported by The Tribune tomorrow.
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J. F. Joy
E. R. Wadsworth
Curiaco
Tribune
To-Morrow
Resignation and Reelection Bid Reported for Michivas
The notice states Michivas resigned as President Directors of the arena but withdrew his resignation and now seeks reelection at the next annual election. E. R. Wadsworth, ex General Freight Agent for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy and former Day combination commissioner, is appointed General Agent of the Erie Railroad for the Northwest with headquarters here. His district covers all territory west of Buffalo and north of the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad.
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Michivas
Arena Me
E. R. Wadsworth
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Day
Erie Railroad
Buffalo
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroad
Dayon Dog Attack and Railway News From Dayton
Dayton dispatch reports Daniel Welke, driver on the Dayton and Western Railway, bitten by a ferocious Newfoundland dog, with severe arm lacerations and possible arterial rupture. The dog injured several others, sparking concern over its fate. Also noted are ministers Henry P. Smith and Matthew W ordained, Waterworks well sinking to reach hard pan for ample water, Barney Smith Car Co. coaches en route to Central Pacific, Deputy Collector Ashley Brown seizing undeclared cigars at Columbus House.
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Daniel Welke
Lewisburg
Preble County
Sonora
Dayton & Western Railway
Henry P. Smith
Matthew W
Theseresbytery
Smith
Preserved Smith
Barney & Smith Car Manufactory
Central Pacific Railway
Ashley Brown
Columbus House
Large grain elevator fire in Huntington causes heavy losses
Fires in Huntington West Virginia and Jackson Tennessee on June 9 report a large grain elevator owned by Huntington Richmond and Chicago parties rented to G. T. Nuter Co of New York destroyed by fire at 9 40 pm with estimated loss 30000 and suspected incendiary. The Jackson Whig and Tribune office building on Main and Church streets burned with total loss about 5000 insured and incendiary suspected. Orange Lake House near Newburg reported a 40000 loss with 18000 insurance.
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Huntington
W. Va
Richmond
Chicago
G. T. Nuter & Co
New York
Associated Press
Jackson
Tenn
Memiuis
Jackson Tenn
Whig and Tribune
Main
Church Streets
Ramsey & Co
Newburg
Newsore
Orange Lake House
Twenty Armed Mexicans in State Below Brownsville
A Brownsville dispatch reports twenty armed Mexicans crossed into Texas Saturday night eight miles south of Brownsville. Davis, tendered by Gov. Coke, will accept the Presidency of the Texas Mechanical and Agricultural College at Bryan with a $4000 salary. Marshall residents organized the Davis Homestead Association of Texas to fund a homestead for Davis and his family for life, with over $800 subscribed. The group aims to cooperate with similar Texas projects.
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New Crowans
Brownsville
Texas
Davis
Coke
Texas Mechanical and Agricultural College
Bryan
People of Marshall
Davis Homestead Association of Texas
Spain Reports Carlist Strength and Alfonsist Weakness
Parisauprised Times notes rumors of a Republican movement in Spain and that Alfonsist rule is fragile. Carlist forces muster about 45 000 soldiers plus another 45 000 second rates while France ignores protests over Carlist charity events. Prisoner exchanges are planned and Gen Gamundi reportedly captured Caninera with 800 prisoners.
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Loxnow
Times
Spain
Paris
France
Germany
Alfonso
Vienna
Saballs
Blanco
Gamundi
Caninera
Arrival of the Sultan of Zanzibar at Gravesend and Ascot races
The Sultan of Zanzibar and Suite arrived at Gravesend. At the Ascot meeting Thuringian won the Royal Hunt cup with Acey Whitehait second and Lady Patrizia third. Maud Vidae led the coronation stake with Lady of Arrard second and Regalade third. Gilbert Spinaway won the Ascot Derby with Earl of Dartrey third. Balfe Camballe won the Ascot biennial stake with second place. The Sultan landed at Westminster this afternoon and was greeted by a guard of honor.
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Thuringian
Acey Whitehait
Lady Patrizia
Maud Vidae
Lady of Arrard
Regalade
Gilbert Spinaway
Earl of Dartreythird
Balfe Camballe
Violent Storm Hits Paris and South France
A violent storm struck Paris on June 9 causing extensive damage and widespread traffic disruption. The same storm extended to the South of France with reports of a prostrated house and eleven fatalities from the Pyrenees region. Paris damages reach about $100,000.
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Paris
France
Pyrenees
The Banquet to Carl Schurz
Berlin correspondent notes a banquet honoring Carl Schurz. Speech by Schurz to strengthen Germany United States ties drew cordial replies from Beoningsen Kapp and Dernburg, giving the event notable political importance.
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Loxpon
Berlin
The
Times
Carl Schurz
Herren Beoningsen
Kapp
Dernburg
Raalians Send Warships to Greece From Odessa
The Daily News reports Raalian naval forces at Odessa are ordered to Greece. Three more Raalian ships are due at Greek ports from the Baltic, signaling a shift in regional naval deployment.
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Greece
Londox
the Daily News
Odessa
Baltic
Japanese Services Guided by Washington State Instructions
A brief note states that the Japanese services proceed in accordance with instructions issued by the Washington State Department. The report emphasizes compliance and orderly execution under state guidance.
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Washington State Department
Congregational Conference of Ohio Opens in Mansfield
The Twenty third Congregational Conference of Ohio began at 9 o clock with R G Hutchins of Columbus elected Moderator and E V H Danner of Cuyahoga Falls as Scride. Rev J B Frazer of Toledo named Assistant. A welcome by Gen KR Brinkerhoff triggered reminiscences of early ties among Marietta Hudson and Oberlin. Discussions endorsed strong resolutions against Roman Catholic encroachment on free institutions.
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Twenty-third Congregational Conference
Ohio
R. G. Hutchins
Columbus
E. V. H. Danner
Cuyahoga Falls
Scride
J. B. Frazer
Toledo
KR. Brinkerhoff
Mansfield
Dr. Cowls
Oberlin
Marietta, Hudson
A. H. Ross
H. Mead
D. B
Wolcott
Cleveland
Ohio Home Missionary Society
Homer Thrall
Litchfield
Women’s Board of Missions of Ohio
National Christian Association Convention Opens Second Day
The June session in Pictssure Pa opens with prayer by Rev J L Barlow of Syracuse. Minutes reports and committee actions follow including finances and enrollment. A political action discussion leads to a mass meeting with B T Roberts elected Chairman and C A Blanchard Secretary. A platform is adopted and nominees Walker for President and Kirkpatrick for Vice President named.
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Pictssure
National Christian Association Convention
J. L. Barlow
Syracuse
N.Y
Blanchard
B. T. Roberts
Rochester
N. Y
C. A.blanchard
Illinois
J. B. Walker
Donald Kirkpatrick
New York
United States
Meiser
Youngstown
Clarke
Synod Adopts Restoring Hertzog Hall Funds After Debate
In Jersey City session of the Synod of the Reformed Church the $5,000 from the Hertzog Hall Committee was restored to the permanent fund. Ten Eyck's $10,000 legacy was noted as for the Theological Seminary, not the synod. The board of directors received the funds, then Ferden renewed a plan to place the money with the Hertzog Hall Committee as intended by the testator. Afternoon talks deprecated sectarian school funding and Bible removal. Adjourned.
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New York
Synod of the Reformed Church Today
Jersey City
Hertzog Hall
Ferden
Ten Eyck
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
Synod
Peti Hertzog Hall
Judge Lott
Elder Ferden
Fire in Minatitlan destroys $400000 in property
A blaze in Minatitlan caused extensive damage valued at 400000 dollars, leaving many families homeless in City of Mexico on May 27.
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City of Mexico
Minatitlan
Skeleton of Indian Found Amid New Street Railroad Work
In Columbus a three mill nine tenths levy was approved with allocations for the Fair Grounds and Agricultural College. Construction on the street railroad to the lunatic asylum and cemetery began today. Workmen unearthed an Indian skeleton on High Street near Thurman Hall. Edward Deven, convicted of housebreaking at Black Lick, was sentenced to fifteen days in the County Jail.
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Columbus
Agricultural College
Lunatic Asylum
High Street
Thurman Hall
Edward Deven
Black Lick
Pacific mail steamer City of Tokio arrives in San Francisco
From Hong Kong via Yokohama the City of Tokio docked in San Francisco. In China the murder of McMarslary spurs blame on Burmah’s government. Discontent grows over Pang Hai’s selection for a British commission. Formosa unrest and embezzlement cases surface in Hong Kong and Yokohama trade notes.
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Pacific Mail
Tokio
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Hong Kox
McMarslary
Burmah
China
Pang Hai
Formosa
House of Jardine, Matheson & Co
Hong
Chambers
Agype
American Methodist Episcopal Church
Kui Kiang
Typo Convention Sets City and Date for 1876 Gathering
The International Typo graphical Convention named Philadelphia as the 1876 venue with July 1 set for the next annual meeting. The Greeley Monument Committee reports a $5,052 fund suffices to complete a memorial within a year. A resolution mandates unions refuse power to those under twenty and admit only four-year veterans.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Greeley Monument Committee
Pastor Samuel R. Wilson Deposed by Louisville Presbytery
The Rev. Samuel R. Wilson of Louisville was deposed today from administering church ordinances. He declined presbytery and General Assembly authority after being summoned over charges, and his name was removed from church rolls.
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Sam. R. Wilson
Louisville
Samuel R. Wilson
First Presbyterian Church
Wilson
General Assembly
St. Louis
Presbytery
Iana
Page nominates Page and Denis to Congress
A Sacramento dispatch reports H. T. Page named for Congress by the Second District and C. B. Denis of Vallejo by the Third in the Republican conventions. The State Convention meets tomorrow. Rumor says Sargent and Gorham may denounce the Central Pacific at the convention. Special dispatch notes Fred Sullivan cleared of embezzlement in a prior Adams Express case. friends claim vindication.
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Sacramento
H. T. Page
Congress
C. B. Denis
Vallejo
Sargent and Gorham
Central Pacific
Cincinnati Gazette
Fr. Warne
Iyp
Fred. Sullivan
Adams Express Ley
Sullivan
Direct United States Cable Completed and Operational
New York reports the Direct United States Cable is laid and functioning with perfect signals. The Superintendent confirms the line is working, though still under contractor care.
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New York
United States
Direct United States
Episcopal Convention Elects Bishop in Fond du Lac Diocese
The Episcopal Convention for the Fond du Lac diocese met in Milwauxer Wisconsin on June 9 and elected the Rev. Jacob S. Shipman of Lexington Kentucky as bishop for the northeastern part of Wisconsin.
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Dr. Shipman
Lexington, Ky
Fond du Lac
Milwauxer
Wis
Wisconsin
Jacob S. Shipman
Lexington
English ship Prince Alfred foundered near Coquimbo
The Prince Alfred, an English guano carrier bound for London, foundered at sea near Coquimbo. Its two-boat crew split with Limena rescuing the captain and landing at Carrizal. the other boat expected to reach Coquimbo. Pacific Mail steamer Colima reports the incident from Panama.
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Pacific Mail
Colima
Panama
Prince Alfred
London
Coquimbo
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Limena
Carrizol
New York
Alek Pg
Liverpool
Scoreboard snippet from St. Louis and Philadelphia games
Patchy sports scorecard shows St. Louis Browns 5 over New York Manuals 2 and Athletic 23 versus Atlantic 0, with location notes Paris Kentucky and Covington Stars. Budgets unclear.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
New York Manuals
Philadelphia
Athletic
Atlantica
Northern Indiana Fair Association Races Stage Five Heats
The second day at Fort Wayne shows large crowds and cloudy pleasant weather as Purse No 4 features horses never beating 2:30 with Lady Mack the favorite and winner after six heats. Purse No 5 showcases horses under 2:50 with Frank Reeves the favorite and Dexter wins three straight heats. Purse No 6 for under 2:35 sees Dexter and Hattie favored with Dexter taking the prize in three heats.
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Ixo
Northern Indiana Fair Association
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B. m
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B. G
Basiel Duke
R. G
Moss Rose
Burlington
Prince
Br. m
Professor
Dolly
Frank Reeves
Humming Bird
Grey Dan
Charley T
Mattie Sturgeon
Lady Lyon
Delta B. m
Hattie
Dexter
Ch. m
Flora
S.m
Brown Billy
Br. G
Gray Prince
G. G
National Sportsmen Association Reassembles In Curvetana
The National Sportsmen Association met at Kennard House with President Brinsmade presiding and T C Banks continuing as secretary pro tem. Delegations from eighteen states attended. reports on game nomenclature and Canadian cooperation were heard. officers for the year were elected. An afternoon adjournment preceded an incident of a boy shot in the eye at the fairgrounds.
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Kennard House
Brinsmade
T.C. Banks
A. A. Lamberton
Rochester
Committee On
W. F. Parker
The
Rod and Gun
New York
Theodotus Garlick
Col. Whittlesey
Kirtland Society
National Sportsmen’s Convention
Chicago
J. V. LaMoyne
A. M. Lamberton
N. Y
FE. H. Lathrop
Springfield
Mass
R. R. Clark
J. B. Sage
Buffalo
West Meriden
Jewell
Fair Grounds
John Huntington
Cheney Elected Governor by Legislature in Joint Session
In a joint convention the Legislature elected Parson U. Cheney Governor and he will be inaugurated tomorrow. Charles H. Powers won the Railroad Commissioner post with 180 votes to 171 for Adam 8. Pierce. Other business was limited with caucuses held to pick nominees for state offices due tomorrow.
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Concorp
N. H
Parson U. Cheney
Cheney
Charles H. Powers
Adam
Pierce
B. F. Prescott
William Butterfield
Solon A. Carter
Josiah S. Dearborn
Weare
McIntosh Attempts Shootings in Sully Shop Fails
In Xenia Ohio James McIntosh from Springfield tried to shoot John Cochran, a Sully’s wager shop worker. He severed a double barreled ore and snapped the cap but it did not explode. A scuffle followed and McIntosh was beaten and turned over to officers. The men were brothers in law and the incident was family trouble. McIntosh to await trial Saturday. Wilberforce University opens Saturday with a sermon by Prof John J Mitchell of Louisville Kentucky.
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Xenia
James McIntosh
Springfield
John Cochran
Sully
Cochran
McIntosh
Wilberforce University
John J. Mitchell
Louisville
The Vigor of Life Sarsaparillian Resolvent Advertised
An old advertisement touts The Vigor of Life and Sarsaparillian Resolvent as great blood purifiers. It claims to cleanse the blood, beautify the skin, brighten the eyes, smooth the complexion, strengthen hair, and remove sores pimples tetters and other skin afflictions from head to face and body. It notes the preparation is pleasant to take and suitable for all ages.
Radway Ready Relief Promises Rapid Healing Across Ailments
Radway's Ready Relief claims to cure pains and many illnesses within hours, ideal for miners and farmers in remote areas without physicians. It targets influenza, throat issues, stomach and lung ailments, fevers, neuralgia, headaches, diarrhea, dysentery, burns, and strains. Twenty drops in water supposedly relieves cramps, heartburn, and internal pains. travelers urged to carry a bottle. Sold by druggists for fifty cents.
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Radway
Radway's Regulating Pills Offer Cure for Digestive Ailments
Purportedly cure all disorders of stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nerves and headaches with a purely vegetable formula. Claims relief from constipation piles acidity indigestion and related symptoms. directs readers to order by mail from Radway & Co. at 9 Warren Street New York.
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Radeway
Radway
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