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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1883

Page

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Tonquin and Tonkin War News From Europe

Enciphered dispatches report French and British maneuvers in Tonquin and Saigon era conflicts. French forces reconnoiter near Baeninh. Admiral Courbet strengthens Red River approaches. Debates in Chamber of Deputies touch Tonquin credits. Nearby fields recount Egyptian skirmishes near Suakim and colonial federal council talks.

Pau Galiber Dleet Madagascar Marewells Tonquin Peydran Marine Saigon Baeninh Courbet Hardznong Salon Cochin Chita Ile Chamber of Deputies de la Fosse Marquis Tseng Lo Liberte Lg Nationale Tseng Ferry Fecan Chamber of Deputies de la Fosse China Leshowkd Leon Renault France Camille Felletar Senate General Campenon M. Masse Cause Newa Aden Suakim Federal Council Stoner Crown Tobart Tasmania

State Line ship rescues Benefactress wreck survivors in New York

The steamship State of Pennsylvania brought six men to port from the wreck of the British bark Benefactress. The bark captain survived and fifteen others were castaways in an open boat for two days before rescue. The rescued were sent to the Sailors' Home on Cherry Street after eleven days at sea without water.

New Yonk State Pennsylvania Cherry Street

Five Mounted Men Raid Bisbee in Fatal Robbery

Five mounted men raided Bisbee Saturday night killing J. O. Feppiner I. A. Nally and D. A. Smth wounding Mrs. Roberts then robbing Costenada's store of 1200 dollars. Suspects believed same as train robbers near Gage Station on November 13 heading toward Sonora.

Tomastown Bisbee J. 0. Feppiner I. A. Nally D. A. Smth Mrs. Roberts Costenada Southern Pacific Gage Station Sonora

A Child of Fate and a Gambling Tragedy

A. Matthews a young petroleum broker and former Groat & Co. member, committed suicide at the Colonnade Hotel after a history of gambling losses and entanglements with New York figures. The tale traces his rise, losses of 125000 and 60960, and final ruin amid the Monte Carlo style gambles. Also reported: Patrick Whalen’s throat injury and experimental life-support methods. Creek Indian settlement news. Vancouver and Winnipeg notes. a birth statement. a Mexican train robbery. a Younestown accident. and an insane intruder case.

A. Matthews of Groat & Co Cone Colonnade Matthews New York Monte Casto Gant Europe Philadelphia

LAND LAWS AND INDIAN LAND CLAIMS DEBATE

A series of proposed amendments to land laws would alter the process for acquiring titles on government lands and open remaining tracts to entry after relinquishments. The debate cites Cherokee Nation reimbursement and alleged misappropriation involving Congressman Phillips and officials, with denials from Teller and Dawes and a reaction from Cherokee agent Boudinot. A Morgantown burglary report details a night raid on a quiet town, loss of about 9000 in a strongbox, and a citywide manhunt. A brief note covers the Ohio Divorce Reform League formation with church leaders guiding the movement, and Manitoba rights activity shows farmers organizing districts and delegates for a provincial conference.

Berwus Chathves Phillips Boudinot Washington Boudintot Teller Dawes

Congressional push for reprieve in O Donnell case

Washington December 10. Congressmen from multiple states seek a new trial for O Donnell, a Confederate veteran sentenced to be hanged in England. A conference with President Arthur led to assurance of prompt action via Minister Lowell. O Donnell was charged with murder on the high seas, a semi political act, and advocates argue he should be tried near the crime site.

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Irish Politics and O'Donnell Trial Sparks Violence Thesis

A controversial editorial in a Reading issue argues the party of violence will dominate Irish politics after the O'Donnell conviction. It claims his hanging was inevitable justice and urges support for actions to intimidate English power. Separately, Pittsburgh area rails plants face shutdowns, with up to 800 workers laid off and nearby mills preparing follow-on cutbacks unless trade improves.

Illeage Eric Clizen John F. Finnerty Congress Parnell Fund Range Fund O'Donnell Carey Ant Dodonnell England Ireland Parliament St. Pauls London Bridge Purriamnes Pittsburgh Bessemerites Homestead Anvew Carnegie Edgar Thomson Bracdocks McKee, Anderson & Co Beaver Lotl A Manchester

Late News Items From Across The Nation

A jumbled late news roundup reports diverse items from across the country. Topics include the Montana Constitutional Convention proposed for Helena in January, a San Carlos reservation note about excluded whites, a tragic bonfire incident in Elgin, and a New Orleans grand jury returning a murder true bill for Treisville Sykes. Additional items cover a petition to President for Colonel Daily as Surveyor General, indictments in Boston against master Wheeler for killings at sea, a New York liquor license opinion, Louisville farmers’ congress selecting Nashville, and Beecher urging tariff abolition at a Brooklyn dinner. The Pottawatomie Indians lease 400,000 acres for grazing, a Hazlehurst Miss. election day killing suspect elected marshal, Chicago jeweler failure, a Helena post office swindle exposed, and a Hot Springs free hospital movement led by the Masons.

Uainesville Pia San Carlos Llelena Willian Margate Piasure Elgin New Orleans Agaim Treisville Sykes Kate Townsend Colonel Daily Qued W. Huey Florence Bdston Pickering New York Farmers’ Congress Louisville Nashville Brooklyn Jevenue Reform Club Henry Ward Beecher Cathariha Don William Griffenstein Chicago Wheeler Prent Mathews Hazlehurst Miss David Miles City Helena Jameson Missour W. Scott Sfontana Stuart Aise Louisiana California Hot Springs Arkansas Hot Speiee Ark National Army and Navy Order of Masons of the United States Grand Master of Arkansas Masons

Bank Statements and Various Local News Bits

Weekly statement from The Associated Banks shows loans up 2710400 and deposits up 1992100 while reserves fell 1428225. Excess reserves rise to about 50 percent above legal requirements. Also reports worsted mills fire at Milbury causing heavy losses and Pennsylvanian iron works wage cuts. A court trial in Pittsburgh set for January. Ohio College Association to meet in Columbus. Rev O Meara death noted alongside other items.

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