Post office Inspector for Tennessee named
Yohukon City June 27 1880 Charls B Doser of Jonesboro appointed Post-office Inspector for Tennessee. Doser, a young lawyer and Democrat, to fill the position with expected acceptability. Court proceedings opened with three hour State argument by Attorney General, followed by Judge Ingersoll eight hour defence. Voorhees emotional speech highlighted by references to The Raven and Home Sweet Home. Jury not yet returned verdict when report closed. later acquittal noted.
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Washington
Chas, B. Doser
Jonesboro
Tennessee
Doeser
H. H. Ingersoll
Mr. Ingersoll
Johnson
Henry
Poe
Judge Ingersoll
Senator Voorhees
Senator Voorhee
John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
Indiana
Captain Johnson
Mariette
J. HL. Robingen
Ingercoll
Bishop
Edwin Johnson
Joseph EB. McDonald
John
New
Judge Elliott
East
Pension Bureau
Hell
America
Keven
Africa
Washington City
England
France
Austria
Marriage of Adams Coleridge Ends In Private Ceremony
Adam Colridge marriage to Mildrad Coleridge daughter of the Lord Chief Justice of England took place on June 24 in a private service officiated by a maternal uncle. Lord Coleridge declined to attend after a disputed trial, but other Coleridge family members were invited and attended.
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Adam-Colrige
Charles Warren Adams
Mildrad Coleridge
England
Lord Coleridge
Lady Coleridge
United States Official to Represent in Victoria Extradition
Washington sends Ro Rite hin Geing to Victoria British Columbia to represent the United States in extradition proceedings against Postmaster J N Hibbs charged with forgery of money orders. Mr Goode accompanies for about three to four weeks.
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Ro Rite
Wasamutos
June & Goode
Washington
Victoria
British Columbia
United States
J. N. Hibbs
Goode
Yellow fever aboardNorwegian bark Nat at Delaware breakwater
Reports from Wasntsotox indicate the Norwegian bark Nat has arrived at Delaware breakwater quarantine from Contwegoe with two yellow fever cases aboard. Orr, Acting Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital Service, notified the surgeon general yesterday.
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Wasntsotox, Inc
Orr
The
Marine Hospital Service
Delaware
Nat
Ciontwegoe
General Grant Condition Report From Medical Board
Dr Shirady reports Gen Grant's disease progresses slowly with swelling and ulceration on the right neck and base of the tongue deepening. Voice weakened due to inflammation of vocal cords, but some strength return and weight loss modest. McGregor move helping recovery, no overnight change.
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McGnecor
Shirady
Gen. Grant
Gov. Grant
McGregor Hiss
Grant
Merrick Doud Dies After Brain Congestion
The death of Br. T. Merrick Doud occurred this morning from congestion of the brain. Also notes on June 24 wheat sales with first crop, 44 bushels, at 2 per bushel on exchange, plus a Virginia yield comparison. June 25 Harvard freshmen rout Columbia in a rowing race, official times cited.
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BR. T. Merrick Doud
Wasnivgios
Merrick
Batimone
Lancaster County
Virginia
Middlesex County
Cosy
Columbia
Harvard College
Harvard
Hoarvaed
Grant's Brother-in-Law Suspended in San Francisco
George W. Dent, brother-in-law of Gen. Grant, was suspended from the office of Appraiser at the Custom House in San Francisco. President Cleveland sent the notice yesterday. Thomas Book will succeed him.
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San Francico
George W. Dent
Gen. Grant
Cleveland
Custom House
Thomas Book
Walker Blaine to be Married in West Virginia
It is stated on reliable authority that Walker Blaine, son of J. G. Blaine, will marry this summer Miss Bttie Farnsworth of Buchanan West Virginia. The courtship began when Miss Farnsworth attended a musical school in Boston.
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Walker Blaine
Waseusa
W.va
J. G. Blaine
Bttie
D. D. T. Farnsworth
Buchanan
Parnaworth
Boston
Wien
Intereet
Messrs. Ochs
Yonge & Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Renan Rogen
Judge Lynch Wanted and Negro Bruce Bogan Assault
In Wadesborough a woman was knocked down and outraged by John Bogan, a Black man. authorities search for him after the assault. United States Minister Phelps and wife attended a ball at the French Ambassador’s tonight. Prince and Princess of Wales were present as diamonds and attire drew attention.
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Cantor N
Wadesborough
Mrs. Phelps
Luspex
United States
Phelps
Prince
Princess of Wales
Builder Convicted of Manslaughter in New York
Chas A Buddensick, a builder whose row of buildings on West Sixty second Street collapsed on April 15 killing Louis Walters, a framer, was sentenced by Recorder Smyth to ten years imprisonment and to pay a fine.
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New Yours
Chas. A. Buddensic
West Sixty-second Street
Louis Walters
Smyth
Tripple Hanging Shocks Fayrrneville Community
In Fayrrneville North Carolina on June 25 the first triple hanging in the area occurred with three negro men executed for murder. Thomas Gee tied to the murder of Mary Mughs a white woman Joe Howard charged with killing C F Black man and Albert Lawrence charged in the murder of a negro woman. The drop released simultaneously drawing large crowds while many could not witness the event.
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Fayrrneville
N.C
Thomas Gee
Mary Mughs
Joe Howard
C.F. Blackman
Albert Lawrence
Circus Elephants Rampage Wrecks Seats In Large Crowd
In Tarek Mien on June 24 a circus elephant went berserk injuring many as eight thousand spectators fled. The animal toppled chairs, smashed fixtures and trampled toward the woods, where five bullets were fired to subdue it. No deaths reported though numerous injuries and property damage occurred amid a panicked stampede.
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Tarek
Mien
Cabinet meetatures and minister Keiley case drift
The cabinet meeting today was attended by all officers except Sir Endicott who is still in Boston. It is understood that the Keiley case was up for decision and the Austrian mission issue was practically determined upon.
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Steretas Ry Endicott
Boston
Keiley
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