Mourning Departure as Langtry Reaches Ireland
Mrs Leveson and family flee Woodmount amid grief and betrayal fears. Caroline’s heiress Lucy faces the future with Lady Farleigh and Captain Langtry forming a new Irish connection while Teresa hopes for reunion.
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Mrs. Leveson
Teresa
Clement Langtry
Gerald
Captain Langtry
Ormond
Lady Farleigh
Richard
Childless and Alone In a Desolate Family Home
The Countess Farleigh endures a quiet, lonely life after tragedy as she contemplates her ward Lucy. The wind through empty rooms and Lucy’s wild, storm‑touched presence deepen the sense of hauntingirth and future plans for the gifted child.
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Lucy
Litttle
Abe
Offerings and Bashful Suitors Mentioned in Humorous Exchange
A mother warns that Mr Crosscross is not serious in his attentions while the daughter notes his bashfulness and quips that he offers himself piecemeal with last night’s request to take her arm.
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Gripston
Capt. Langtry
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Dundrum
Newton
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Teresa
Lion within coffin shocks mourners in family vault
The English traveler’s remains were exhumed for burial in the family vault. Upon opening the coffin relatives fled in fright as a nephew revealed the corpse housed a lion that had eaten him, the nephew sighing that the lion is inside.
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Washington monument completes capstone after six years of work
Cannon booms and steam whistles mark the cap stone setting of the Washington monument. Col Casey and assistants laid the mortar. an aluminium apex block is in place as a flag flies above. The shaft now rises about 555 feet with ceremonies planned for February 22.
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States where postal service made profit in 1883
A report shows in the year ending June 30 1883 seventeen States and Territories turned a postal profit including Alaska. After reducing letter postage to 2 cents the year ending June 30 1884 saw profits in ten States and no Territories. Maine Vermont Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Dakota Territory and district of Alaska shifted. The piece compares Illinois and Ohio noting Ohio spent more yet yielded less to government than Illinois. It also lists governors and territorial appointees and notes several crime and railroad items.
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Revenue collections for four months end June 30 1885 fall short
Washington dispatch reports internal revenue totals for the first four months of the fiscal year ending June 30 1885 at 38 375 676 dollars versus 340 999 470 for the previous year a drop of 2 623 794 dollars. An uptick of 350 373 from fermented liquors contrasts with declines of 2 581 859 on spirits 274 912 on tobacco and 157 396 on miscellaneous items. October receipts were 315 dollars below October 1883.
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Washington Dispatch
Rivalry Ends in Double Gun Fatalities at McKinney
In McKinney Tennessee two hunters Wm Moore and John Adams confronted each other over a young woman's favor. After a quarrel they fired simultaneously. Moore died from buckshot at the scene and Adams died the next day from chest wounds.
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Gore
Exposition Menu and Regional Notes Hit Headlines
ROWELL remains a pedestrian figure while LORILLARD earned 84000 last year on turf. Dakota shows more post offices than Massachusetts. HowGateE the signal service embezzler owes 133000 to the Government. A German histologist asserts a man gains a totally new brain every sixty days. Canadian papers reprint President Arthur's message in full. Commercial travelers claim the South now suits their operations. Alligator steaks to feature on a New Orleans Exposition restaurant bill.
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Ohio State Grange meets at Akron amid varied state woes
Ohio events include Akron Grange gathering, Ohio Central Coal case assets, forgeries sentencing of Samuel Wannamaker in Youngstown, and a Cleveland ghost scare debunked after public interest. Also noted are wage cuts at Youngstown works and a homicide-accusation in Springfield.
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Springfield
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