Unsuccessful Resignation of West Virginia Collector Revealed
By Telegraph CAPITAL COLLINCS. J H Duval, Collector of Internal Revenue in West Virginia, sought appointment of an additional ranger but was declined. He resigned after a heated exchange with the Commissioner and Secretary Folger responded that resignation would not be accepted for such reasons. The Post Office Appropriation Bill outlines principal changes including larger steamboat and route funding and faster South mail service, with a Senate shift to trunk line facilities. The Duval episode highlights political tensions in federal appointment power.
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Duval
Wasnimerox
J. H. Duval
West Virginia
Blaine
Evans
Ife
Folger
Tne
Elans Us
Atlon
Line
Tometty
DeLong
Collins
Retter
Melville
Gr Ambler
Andes
Markham Painty
Jesus Christ
ASA Commission OF Patents
Issoe
United Cane
Austin Dispatch Office Break-In Reported in The Tex
A Thursday night break-in damaged the Austin Eventing Dispatch, a Republican newspaper. The intruders poured tar over the office and destroyed type. No suspects or clues have been found yet. The incident is under investigation by local authorities in Austin, Texas.
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Avatis
Tex
Austin Eventing Dispatch
Repubblican
W. ¥. Leader
Vian
Troudeisling
Violent Assault Ends in Police Action in Rocurstren
In Rocurstren on April 2 Patrick Norris, intoxicated, beat his wife prompting a chase into an alley where Norris was subdued. Norris later returned with a gun, shooting at Hayes and injuring the husband and wife. Police arrived and arrested all involved as the scene became chaotic and Norris raved.
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Rocurstren
Patrick Norris
I Ava
Norris
Hayes
Ascension by Professor Mogan in new oiled silk balloon
In MaHoon Ascension, Mich on April 19 Professor E. D. Morgan piloted a new sixty foot oiled silk balloon carrying 75 003 feet of gas. Without a basket, a Jackson wagon hung from a stout rope rig and the craft rose to about half a mile, drifted, and then faded from view after about an hour.
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Fxomson
Mich
E. D. Mogan
Erenant
Toren
Jackson
Yofessor
Howan
Pheuly
Fayette
Queen Victoria Illness Reported From Darmstadt
Darmstadt reports Queen Victoria suffering from lambigo and confined in the palace with daily physician visits. Other items note Egan remanded in Brasixdas, Paris dynamiters in France, and Dr Gustav Natchigal leaving for the Congo with German support.
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Congo
Paris
Queen Victoria
Lowney
Darmstadt
Lambigo
Palace
South Carolina Justice and a Smith of Dockets
District Attorney Melton moved to discontinue all cases on the election law docket in the United States Circuit Court. Judge Lund granted the motion, striking the cases. Melton explained he prioritized serious cases after reviewing about 200. one conviction and several acquittals resulted. Ex-Judge Magrath argued convictions failed due to lack of evidence, not public sentiment. In Atlanta, April 19, Tobe Turner, the Shuttles murderer, was taken to Greenville for execution. he spent the night in jail, refused food, and prayed.
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Department of Justice
Ex-Jiulee
Atlanta
Tobe Turner
Shuttles
Greenville
Turner
Jesus
Trial of Frank James in Huntsville draws objections
In Huntsville the James trial heard an objection to witness Liddell for prior horse theft conviction. The court overruled, citing Liddell’s pardon. Liddell testified Frank Jesse James and Bill Ryan left Nashville March 16 1884 to plan a train robbery. Narration covers later events and local reactions, with fragmented reporting on Ryan’s arrest and related accusations.
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Crattaxooga
James
Huntsville
James A. Liddell
Missouri
Liddell
Frank
Jesse James
Bill Ryan
Lidell
Nashville
Ken
Ryan
Tess
Ty Lidaerl
Frank Jan
Tt Oates
Liemiu
Pumdlen
Abberigs
Joames
Prosecntion
Jamestown Man Fights Unclear Runes for Ten Years
A damaged OCR entry from Jamestown New York outlines a long and unclear tale involving a man named M C Tinkey and a convoluted plea or claim. The fragment mentions ten years and a reference to a governor or leader, with many unreadable words.
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M.C. Tinkey
Jamestown
N.Y
Emeli
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Ft. Scott & Gulf Railway
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Theolign
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Ibwas
Sloux Reservation
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