Proposals to be received for territory plans with bonds
The Capital commissioners in Sioux City Iowa set proposal rules requiring written bids with bonds and a twenty percent certified check from a National bank. Checks deposited with the territorial treasurer guarantee good faith and returned if not accepted. Notices run in ten papers for three weeks with proposals due before May 1. Alexander McKenzie of Bismarck to receive proposals. Committee members depart for home tonight.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Capital Commissioners
Territorial
Alexander McKenzie
Bismarck
Chicago Markets and Local Losses Report
In Chicago wheat 10.25 per bushel corn 5.14 oats 0.42.W Raymond third mayor of Chicago dies at 82 this morning. Kentland Indiana suffers a destructive fire last night destroying most of the business district with 20 firms burned out.
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Chicago
W. Raymond
Kentland
Ind
Family perished in house fire near Hartwyck
Albany reports John A. Wilson his wife and two daughters were burned to death in their home three miles from Hartwyck Otzego county early this morning.
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Albany
John A. Wilson
Hartwyck
Otzego County
Police raid uncovers Fenian nitroglycerin factory
In Birmington on Lestitain street police raided a suspected area last night and found a Fenian nitroglycerin facility in full operation. Investigators seized equipment and detained several suspects as authorities pledged further action.
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Got
Em. Birmington
Lestitain’ Street
Assistant postmaster in Granger Center faces arrest for mail theft
In Granger Center Iowa the assistant postmaster was arrested for robbing the office of valuable registered letters. He confessed and the stolen money was recovered.
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Granger Center
Iowa
Washington D C and Jacksonville trip report
President Arthur and officials including Chandler and Miller depart for Jacksonville Florida. Lieutenant General Joseph K Barnes longtime army surgeon dies of Brights disease. Arthur appoints A W Sheldon to Arizona Supreme Court. Vice President Hoxer suspends Fort Peck Indian agent Snyder. Senator Sabin travels to New York for a short absence. Pine Ridge chief Blue Horse loses an eye in wood chopping incident.
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Washington
Walter Gresham
Indiana
U. S
Jotary Folger
Arthur
Chandler
Mr. Miller
New York
Jacksonville
Florida
Joseph K. Barnes
U.B. Army
Bright
A. W. Sheldon
Maryland
Supreme Court of
Arizona
W. R. Hoxer
W. E. Snyder
Fort Peck
Montana
Senator Sabin
Blue Horse
Pine Ridge Agency
Dakota
Fourthcoming Nihilist Trial Promises Major Developments
From St. Petersburg a Moscow telegram reports a large mine linked to the Kremlin discovered ahead of the Czar’s coronation. Authorities have ordered a hundred supers from St. Petersburg to destroy the mine as the Nihilists’ trial proceeds and defendants plead guilty.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Kremlin
Queen's Drive Reported in London
Officials note the Queen took an afternoon drive in London. A decision confirms no Parnell or Irish parliamentary party members will attend the Philadelphia convention. A Manchester man is arrested on suspicion with dynamite, seen as a forewarned movement. Post office buildings guard tightened with extra sentinels.
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England
London
Parnell
Philadelphia
Manchester
Providence Election Report Signals Brown Victory and GOP Slate
Early returns up to two o'clock show Brown elected for war and the entire Republican ticket securing the general assembly. Sprague appears weaker than expected, suggesting a tighter race than anticipated.
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Providence
Brown
General Assembly
Sprague
One More Unfortunate. Peter Cooper Dies at 92
York man Peter Cooper aged 92 died of pneumonia at 3 AM after calling his son ex-may Cooper and daughter Mrs Abram Hewitt to reconcile with fate. He stayed conscious to the end as citizens expressed sorrow and flags hung at half mast.
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York
Peter Cooper
May Cooper
Abram Hewitt
Springfield Election Shifts City Council Majority
Springfield reports a Citizens ticket victory over the Democratic slate by a margin from 1 to 7 hundred votes. The council now holds a Democratic majority.
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Springfield
Citizens
Council
Senator Thurman Hurt in Fall at Home
Senator Thurman fell on the steps of his Columbus residence last evening and broke his left arm between the elbow and shoulder. The injury is not believed serious.
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Columbus, O
Thurman
The Queen Remains with Physicians Watching
London reports anxiety over the Queen's condition as recovery proceeds faster than expected. Almost complete rest has been ordered by her physicians.
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London
Gov Ordway Defends Dakota Capital Plans in Editorial
Sioux City Journal praises Gov. Ordway as a fighter and outlines his forthcoming address to the legislature and people of Dakota. The piece defends the capital removal bill, rebuts corruption charges, and notes his focus on securing a suitable capital and cost-free capitol buildings, plus defense of his appellate powers.
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Gov. Ordway
Sioux City Journal
Dakota
Capital Removal Commission
Legislative Assembly
Capital Commission
Chicago Election Shows Democratic Mayor Lead and Council Split
Late returns indicate Harrison leads as mayor by about ten thousand votes. Grinnell secures twelve thousand for city attorney and Dumphry three thousand for treasurer. Council remains 21 Democrats to 15 Republicans with ten Republicans and eight Democrats elected.
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Chicago
Harrison
Grinnell
Dumphry
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