Weather, crops, and crimes in the news of week
A snow storm hit Leadville Colorado on the 29th. Illinois reports a 1882 oat crop of 99 275 380 bushels, the largest on record. Yellow fever cases rise in Brownsville and Pensacola. a hotel fire at Old Orchard Beach injures guests.
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Leadville
Col
Ilinois Department of Agriculture
Little Falls
N. Y
Chicago
New York
East Saginaw
Mich
United States
Liverpool
Fort Concho
Tex
Commercial Journal
Cincinnati
Secret Service
Raynor
Brownsville
Pensacola
Fla
Brunswick
Pleasant House
Central Hall
Old Orchard Beach
Richmond
Cruamiler
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
New York Stock Exchange
Englewood
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
New Mexico
Yellowstone Park
L. D. Ross
Kansas City
Lst
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
Treasury
Point Isabel
Matamoras
Arbanbahm
Porto Rico
Boston
Little Rock
Ist
Paris
Ark
Edward Schwerzman
Political party slate affirms nominees across states
Personal and political notes list Republican candidates Payson Isaac Stephenson Updegraff renominated in Wisconsin Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan while Democratic Ermentrout Greenback Yaple and Virginia Libby are noted with district and state designations.
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Mason
Aderal-Swaim
Tur
West Virginia
Nathan Goff, Jr
Mississippi
John R. Lynch
Wisconsin
C. M. Butt
Isaac Stephenson
Iowa
Moses A. McCord
A. J. Holmes
Indiana
Godlove
Orth
William H. Calkins
Illinois
William R. Morrison
Virginia
W. A. Reece
J. R. Tucker
Louisiana
J. Floyd King
Kansas
Nelson V. Ayers
Alabama
H. A. Herbert
Thomas Williams
Luke Pryor
Missouri
Richard P. Bland
Greenback
Michigan
H. C. Hodge
Pennsylvania
Greenback State Central Committee
William Howard
Philadelphia
A. V. Powderly
W. J. Terrill
William Heilman
George C. Carbell
Thomas B. Ward
J. W. Freeland
W. H. M. Pusey
Minnesota
C. E. Powell
North Carolina
Tyre York
H. W. Hatch
Georgia
Seaborn Reese
E. B. Winans
Nathaniel Session
Chicago
John Brown
Utah
Emporia
George W. Lick
Frank Boem
Charles E. Gifford
W. R. Broa
General Hayden
D. E. Loutz
C. A. Leland
John O’flanigan
Martin van Buren Bennet
Washington
President Garfield
National Capital
Flipper
United States Army
Texas
The
Ist
Guitedu
Army Medical Museum
Guiteau
California
Sacramento
M. M. Estee
A. R. Conklin
Supreme Court
John Hunt
C. Dennison
Horace F. Page
John de Haven
W. W. Morrow
Henry Edgerton
William O. Webster
Tennessee
G. G. Dibrell
C. M. Blackman
G. W. Jones
Lewis E. Payson
Ohio
J. T. Updegraff
Daniel Ermentrout
George L. Yaple
Lllinois
W. H. Mitchell
Coulition
Henry Libby
Cholera, storms, and political unrest reported abroad
News from Alexandria to Pesth, Manila, Cork, and Ireland details a cholera outbreak aboard a vessel, a severe hail storm destroying vineyards and farms near Pesth, Prince Leopold’s illness in Britain, Manila's daily cholera deaths, Irish constabulary dismissals and petitions, Cork demanding Grey's release, Italy resuming specie payments, Texas fever deaths at Niagara Falls, Jeannette survivor Enginist Mexville leaving Paris, Greek troop concentration at the Turkish border, and a Great Britain cable venture capital figure with a Canadian Pacific rail incident near Montreal.
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Alexandria
Hungary
Pesth
Leopold
Queen Victoria
Manila
Philippine Islands
Irish Constabulary
Corporation of
Cork
Ireland
FE. Dwyer Grey
Italy
Niagara Falls
Dominion
Mexville
Jeannette
Paris
United States
Great Britain
Montreal
Ottawa
Arabs Repulsed at Kassasin in Egyptian War Actions
On the evening of the 28th Arabs under Arabi Pasha attacked the British at Kassasin and were repulsed with heavy loss. British casualties reported at 120. dispatches note Turkish and British co operation, siege train movements, and arabi’s growing influence in El Arish and Ismailia area.
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Arabi Pasha
Kassasin
Alexandria
Sultan Pasha
Port Said
Turkey
England
London
Woolwich Arsenal
Hawley
Ismailia
Arabi
Ramleh
el Arish
Sato
Egypt
Arabi Bey
Wolseley
Carro
Arabi Pasha threats loom as British shell forces near Suez
Reports say Arabi Pasha formed a camp threatening the Suez Canal with Egyptian rebel forces. General Wolseley hinted at crushing the uprising in a single strike while the Minotaur bombarded troops near Ramieh and Aboukir.
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Arabi Pasha
Suez Canal
Wolseley
Minotaur
Ramieh
Aboukir
Ismailia
Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Maprio
Spain
Manila
Greece
Turkey
Pittsburgh
Bigelow
Mason
Washington
Swaim
Alaska
New York
Queenstown
Ohio
Sylvester T. Everett
California
Paul Neuman
Woods
Michigan
H. H.hatch
Dlouisiana
Albert ©. Janin
Mexico
George Green
Onle
British Cavalry Triumph at Kassassin Amid Egyptian Assaults
General Graham repelled a major Egyptian attack near Kassassin as British cavalry including the Life Guards and Seventh Dragoons charged to lift the siege. The pursuit drove Arabi Pasha’s forces toward Tel-el-Kebir, with heavy Egyptian losses and several wounded. Cairo reports note scarce troops remain, and communications link to Mahuta via telegraph and helioscope.
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Wolseley
Fron Tsmaitia
Graham
Mahsameh
Lide
Life Guards
Horse Guards
Seventh Dragoons
Nineteenth Hussars
Kassassin
Stewart
Russell
Lowe
Arabi
Dragoon Guards
Tel-el-Kebir
Kassassin Lock
Arabi Pasha
Kafr-el-Dwar
Tel-el- Kebir
Guards
Cairo
Mahuta
Illinois State News Digest From 1882 Illinois Reports
Illinois weather events fires and accidents with damages from McLean and surrounding counties. Storms lightnings and gas well ignition at Arrowsmith Bloomington and Danvers. Rail wreck near Duquoin kills fireman and injures engineer while delaying passenger service. Population and agricultural stats for Cook County farms and wheat yield cited.
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George Silsbee
Thomas Jordan
United States Army
Bloomington
Chicago
Illinois Young Men’s Christian Associations
Jacksonville
McLean County
Arrowsmith
Thomas W. Maurice
Joseph Minor
Farmer City
David Maberry
M. L. Eubanks
Danvers
Wallace Johnson
South Hill
Cairo
Duquoin
Cook County
Illinois
Monmouth
Charles Willets
Joseph Rugg
Homer James
George Chenoweth
Chicago & Alton
Gideon Kauffman
Indianapolis & St. Louis
Windsor
Central Illinois
Springfield
Rock Island
Moline
Peoria
Pekin
Fred Gehring
Charles Fehr
Adolph Wolff
Henry Mueller
Gustav Wendlandt
Frederick Rindesbacher
Daviess County
Stockton Township
State Board of Agriculture
Jacob Ingold
Meadows
Thad W. Chenery
Jayne
Mount Pulaski
John Roach
Ienry Firey
Edinburg
Christian Couty
Rodney Pellet
G. P. Rollins
Warren
John P. Reynolds
Gra
P. Bird Price
Cullom
Stanford Tribune
Stanford
8. B. Wright
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Dublin
Macedonia
Constantinople
Shi
Cerenayro
South Africa
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