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Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1883

Page

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Prophesies and Conflicts From Atlantic News of April

A chaotic panorama of reports from Amsterdam to New York covers Labor clashes on the West Shore Buffalo Railway, a Savannah illness striking President, a Buffalo copper-factory blaze, dynamite policy at Philadelphia Land League conventions, a major iron works death in Pittsburgh, and financial shifts in New York. Also notes post office robbery attempt in Kansas and promising beekeeping yields in Mississippi.

New York Amsterdam West Shore Buffalo Railway William Kendrick Robert Mcl Kimm Francois Dedorio Joseph Pezzio Dedorio McKimm Perzio Kendrick Rossa Philadelphia Land League Party Chicago Arocurssos Kan Jarlow Brothers Normansville

Pennsylvania House Clears Constitutional Amendment Provision

Telegraph notes report the Pennsylvania house dereated the constitutional prohibition amendment, with other items noting a Fremont postmaster's account deficit of 44 000, a ban on treating others to liquor in Pennsylvania, and various national incidents from Indiana to Madagascar and Quebec.

Pennsylvania Geo. Krebs Fremont Ohio

Foreign Affairs News Digest From April Dispatches

Special Dispatch reports multiple global updates: Portugal halts sending men of war to Congo amid talks with Britain. Corean treaty commerce moves toward Reichstag approval. a large oil warehouse burned in Beirix causing heavy losses. the polar commission notes that most expeditions will return home next September as stations end observatory work.

Heening Observer Lussex Portugal Congo Great Britain Visional Polar Commission

Business Failure at Havana Seizes Pedraga and Plancihi

Special Dispatch reports in Havana that the large hardware firm Pedraga & Plancihi suspended operations and both partners fled after raising funds on notes with small sales. Liabilities exceed assets by 300000. Six government employees are alleged to be involved in the robbery of postage and telegraph stamps and stamped papers, and have been arrested.

Ecentig Observer Havana Pedraga & Plancihi

Washington Waifs and tariff suit notes in brief

Kellogg indictment unlikely before fall. National Academy of Sciences closed. Yale meeting set for November. Buffalo Creek Transfer Railroad approved as common carrier. Treasury counsel sees many tariff suits. London fishery exhibit losses questioned. March exports rise to 9.04 million. five months to 846.14 million. dairy products up to 19.19 million. German claimant Michael Tentenholme seeks 2.328 million for supposed wartime losses in South Carolina. claim dubious. Robert Douglas, son of Stephen A. Douglas, resists turning over papers. Keogh directed to pursue recovery.

Legislature reviews bills on taxes and prisons

Unanimous consent orders third readings on measures including taxing banks under foreign laws, semi annual bank examinations, canal appraisers’ awards, and interest on canal debt. Bills pass on gas company director nationality, religious societies real estate ads, and prison witness protections with costly committee hotel bills examined and adjournment set for Monday.

Prominent Iron and Steel Manufacturer Dead

Five O'clock Dispatches reports the death of a leading iron and steel manufacturer. The notice notes consolidation plans for Western Union and Mutual Union offices around June 1. An Easton, Pa fire incident is described, with Aurelia Iowa losing twenty five buildings to fire. three separate fires in Easton are deemed incendiary but contained with minimal damage.

Easton Aurelia Iowa Eastrox

Twenty-two Buildings Burned In AvesuIa Fire

A heavy wind drove a morning blaze through Avesuia Iowa destroying twenty-two buildings with almost one hundred thousand dollars in losses. The fire swept a large area leaving extensive damage and prompting emergency responses. In related dispatches, Western Union stockholders approved a merger with Mutual Union Telegraph Co likely to close by June, and Irving Luper of Southington Conn died after shooting himself when his employer threatened exposure of financial irregularities, living twenty-one days with a bullet in his head.

Avesuia Sreaing Observer New York Western Union Telegraph Co Mutual Union Telegraph Co Irving Luper Southington Conn

Weather Update From Signal Station Tower Lakes

The Washington Onskivatiax forecast at 3 PM notes increasing cloudiness and rain with northeast to southeast winds. Forecast predicts worsening conditions Saturday night with stronger winds and danger rising. Telegraph corrected this evening with latest market data.

Tower Lakes Forse Telegraph

Grain Markets Report from Buffalo Toledo and Cincinnati

Market wires show dull floors in Buffalo with some price stability in oats and mill feed high in supply. No strong price moves for wheat while corn remains active with limited variation. steer prices for No 1 hard Duluth white and private terms noted. Toledo reports mixed wheat and oats prices. Cincinnati shows pork and whiskey notes with general weakness. Detroit lists April May cash quotes for wheat and other grains.

Buffalo Duluth Michigan SaaGle Toledo Beallan Track Rye Macfive Wheitl—Strang Cincinnati Pork

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