18 Feb 1887
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Newspaper
Elyria Daily Telephone
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1887
Page
1
Listing describes Best quality extra super car pets in short lengths, tapestry Brussels new goods and patterns at various prices, body Brussels at low rates, last fall styles in Hartford, ingrains priced at 60c a yard, seeds sold in Cleveland from 75 to 80 cents per yard.
Advertises extra quality Smyrna doubles and face bugs rugs in various sizes with prices per piece. Lists 21 by 46 inch rug at 1.50, 30 by 60 inch rug at 2.40, and 25 by 52 inch rug at 1.00, all featuring heavy knotted fringe and 32,000 ends.
CURTAINS lists Best quality 88 inch opaque Holland curtains at 8 cents a yard. New Serim Curtains sold by the yard. A large jar of lace curtains offered at special reduced prices. Victor spring rollers 10u each. shades and friction balance fixtures. Open this week Hamburg Embrateries, Lorain county imports from Switzerland, promising lower prices than competitors.
Mub the Pripsoner Guilty of A Murder in the Sree and Degree. Smith who murdered his wife and another woman in the Crocker block, will not hang. After twenty hours of deliberation the jury found him guilty of murder in the second degree. The verdict provoked intense feeling and sparked motions for a new trial. The State plans another trial for the wife’s murder.
A list shows top river and harbor appropriation items across Dunkirk Oswego and Superior Bay totals reach tens of millions. Texas election turmoil reports recount votes in Graballe precinct with violence and ballot box disappearance as Republicans gain county judge edge while Democrats lag.
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association held its annual banquet at the Carrollton in Baltimore last evening with 200 covers. Notable attendees included U S Senators Hawley Morgan Gorman and Wilson and Representatives Breckenridge Long Butterworth Henderson Norwood Buon plus Ministers Romero of Mexico and Soteldo of Venezuela. Senator Morgan spoke on Our Foreign Relations stressing ties with South and Central American republics. Senator Hawley discussed Our Seacoast Defenses noting no need for expansion and preferring peace with no annexation unless reachable by land.
Gathered by Telegraph From all Parts of the Kerth. The Hawaiian Government annexes Ocean Inland a sand bank 1200 miles from the group. Ex-Empresa Eugenie seeks permission to attend wounded Italians from Massawah. State's Attorney Grinnell of Chicago has evidence to charge Cook County officials with bribery. Irish workhouse revolt in New Ross quelled. ten leaders arrested. A sleeper car incident near Pittsburgh ends with a man attempting to jump from the train. Relocations between Austria and Russia improve. Russia expects no Bulgarian occupation backlash. Guardians of Westport Mayo protest against estate evictions. Justice Woods reports health improving in Southern California. will not return to Washington until autumn. Barcelona advices claim French government buys horses in Spain. Alsace-Lorraine sheep and cattle flow to France. Remillard of Brocton Mass recalls derailment cause speed and bell signal. Prince Bismarck rebukes opposition for alleged unauthorised measures and criticizes anti-government propaganda.
Markets across major cities report mixed grain and meat prices. Wheat and corn fluctuate, with No. 1 red State wheat at current bids in New York, and pork and lard markets showing dull to steady tones in Cleveland and Chicago. Livestock in Chicago and Cincinnati edges lower on cattle and hogs while Buffalo notes firmer boning demand for lambs and sheep. A rich iron ore vein described in Amity New Jersey signals continued mining activity.
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