Tragic Conjuror Exhibition Disaster in Sunderland
A Victoria Hall horror in Sunderland results in 186 children killed as a crowd crush in a narrow gallery door. Mass panic follows as officials deploy troops and identify bodies while Queen Victoria and city Sunday schools send condolences.
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London
Sunderland
Sixty-eighth Infantry
Mr. Fay
Murton Street
Wnat Il
Graham
Queen Victoria
Crook's Work Over at Fort Bown After Sierra Madre March
General Crook and staff move from Fort Bown after breaking camp as troops head toward Wilcox. Captives under Captain Crawford and Lieutenant Gatewood march to San Carlos via Sulphur Springs with a supply train ready for Mexican Indians. Signal fires burn for eight days. Chiricalmas may return to the reservation under restrictions. Indians express weariness of ongoing warfare and hint at trouble if the Interior Department rejects settlement. General Crook hopes they choose farming. they agree to obey.
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Fort Bown
A. T
Army of the Sierra
Avenged Dukes Shot Dead by Victim's Son in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 14 Nicholas L Dukes who killed Captain A C Nutt cashier of the State Treasury in Uniontown December 24 last was shot and killed by James Nutt the nineteen year old son of Captain Nutt. Nutt surrendered to the Sheriff and was jailed. Dukes had been acquitted in March and faced threats while lingering in Uniontown.
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Pittsburgh
Nicholas L. Dukes
A. C. Nutt
State Treasury
Uniontown
Fayette County
James Nutt
Captain Nutt
Dukes
C. E. Boyle
Main Street
Nutt
Young Nutt
Lizzie
Lizzie Nutt
Arrest of Dicely in Gibbons murder case shocks Ashland
Cincinnati report states William Dicely, a Black man, is arrested in Columbus on charges connected to the December 24 1881 Gibbons children killings in Ashland Kentucky. Three other suspects George Ellis William Neal and Ellis Craft were jailed and await governor's decision on execution.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
William Dicely
Gibbons
Ashland
Fannie
Robbie Gibbons
Emma Carico
George Ellis
William Neal
Ellis Craft
Ellis
Neal
Craft
Direly
Dabney Jones
Reuben Kendall
Cicely
Gibbons House
Norton’s Iron Works
Jones
Portsmouth
Catlettsburg
Harper High-License Bill Sets Fees for Dram Shops
Illinois lawmakers publish the Harper High-License bill detailing fees for dram shops in cities counties and townships. It requires minimum annual payments of 500 for each license 150 for malt liquor sales and licenses for medicinal or scientific purposes under local rules. Penalties include fines up to 100 jail time up to 30 days license forfeiture and enforcement options.
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Board of Trustees
Senate
Haines
House
Lake Front
General Assembly
Hovasre
Cook County
State House
Harper
Benevolent Mutual Life Insurance Associations
Franklin County
Jacksonville Insane Asylum
Kankakee Asylum
Mulligan
George McKee
Richard Henrick Famages
Southern Insane Asylum
Geological Survey
Mllinois
Champaign Industrial University
Justices of the Peace
Chicago
Dr. McKenzie
State Board of Health
John M
Kankakee
Houst
Muassac County
Ohio River
Joliet
Chester
Northern Illinois
Third Reading
Saline River
Shawneetown
Chicago Eye and Ear Infirmary
Jacksonville
Elgin
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Illinois & Michigan Canal
Normal University
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Horticulture
Anna
Southern Penitentiary
Soldiers’ Orphans
Jacksonville Female Academy Celebrates Fifty Third Anniversary
The Jacksonville Morgan County Female Academy marked its fifty third anniversary at the First Presbyterian Church with eleven graduates. Professor E F Bullard remains principal for six more years after re engagement by the trustees.
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Illinois
Jacksonville
Morgan County
West
First Presbyterian Church
E. F. Bullard
William Gorman
Waukegan
Lake County
Milwaukee
American Southdown Breeder’s Association
Springfield
J. H. Potts
E. Prather
D.W. Smith
Bates
Douglas, Stuart & Forest
Sixteenth and
Dearborn Streets
Chicago
Lake Bluff
Lake Michigan
Ballard Station
McLean County
Merritt Edwards
Preston Curry
Lexington
William Cook
Mr. Curry
Mr. Edwards
James O’brien
Bloomington
Chicago & Alton
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Carmi
White County
Mr. Myers
Charles Durheim
Paxton
Ford County
George Werts
Decatur
Unitedn
Tencyck
Denver
William Gregory
Burns
Johnson County
Illinois Legislature Proceedings Reported For Mid 1880s
Senate and House sessions summarize acts and resolutions. Measures include funding for asylums, mining inspection, townships, and railroads. Officials note adjournments and chair changes. bills advance to third reading or are defeated. several appropriations approved for state institutions and infrastructure.
Not Ashamed: Tribune Doubts Republican Shame Over Past
The Star argues the Republican party shows no shame for past actions from the Credit Mobilier bribery to the River and Harbor theft. It claims the Tribune’s fear of Democratic weakness is unfounded and questions how Democrats could weaken the treasury or banks without Republican aid.
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Tribune
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Elknap
New York
Indiana
Garfield
Arthur
National Committee On Trial
Washington
Roscoe Conkling
United States Senate
the Tribune
N. ¥. Star
Disowning Its Offspring Says East Republican Paper
A Virginia senator Mahone is denounced as a scandal in federal patronage. The piece argues the Arthur administration should sever ties to Mahone, noting the pattern from Hayes and Garfield and urging the GOP to dissociate to preserve respectability and republican principles.
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East
Arthur
Mahone
Virginia
Norfolk Navy Yard
Dezendorf
Garfield
Hayes
Senate
South
Republican Party
R. Louis
Republican
Sure Cure for Rheumatism Through Total Abstinence
A dubious remedy claims that complete fasting cures rheumatism and any ailment if undertaken long enough. The note suggests abstaining from all food as a universal treatment, reflecting fringe medical ideas of the era.
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