Phelan's Assailant Admitted to Batt Bail
Richard Short, who stabbed Captain Phelan eleven times, was admitted to bail of $3,000. Escorted by Fenian Brotherhood members, Short spoke of his resolve and noted a letter notifying him of his wife’s death on January 19. The unfolding scene occurred in New York at O'Donovan Hossa's office.
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Phelan
Batt
New Yorks
Richard Short
O'Donovan Hossa
Dennis Corbet
West Forty-ninth Steel
Short
Fenian Brotherhood
Grant
Cork
Frightful railroad accident near Crestox Iowa
A Burlington Railroad New York fast mail crash ten miles west of Crestox on Sunday night tore two rear coaches and the sleeper from a bridge, plunging about twenty five passengers into an icy river. Three killed include Robert Brown and two women. many injured. Rescue teams freed the trapped, with medical aid rushed to Creston and the city. Several named injured listed. The disaster blamed on weather changes.
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Crestox
Iowa
Burlington
Here
New York Fast Mail
Axl
Delors
Robert Brown
Mount Pleasant
Powell
New Albany
Ind
W. ©. Carroll
San Gache
Cole
B. Cole
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cc. H. Howell
G. St. Hawkins
J. Lindsey
Creston
W. J. Davenport
W.C. Carroll
Colo
M. Farrell
Prescott
Isaiah Waterman
Corning
CAPITAL NOTES AND POLITICAL ACTIVITY IN WASHINGTON
Washington February 10 reports indicate Congress may pass all appropriation bills by March, sidelining other measures. The Secretary of State will pay the five percent advance for Spanish American Claims awards after the 11th. A storm in Chicago disrupts courts, travel, and deliveries, while executions and political tensions surge in city and national events.
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Ixptanarous
Foulk
Indianapolis
Commonwealth
Pittsburgh
International Working People’s Association
Wasisaton
Congress
Secretary of State
Florida
Cleveland
Renin
Americas Club
Philadelphia
Washington
Public Buildings and Treasury Debates Dominate Senate Session
The Senate considered extensions of appropriations for Leavenworth and other cities, passed bills for Pittsburgh and Tyler public buildings, and debated the surplus revenue and shipping rebates. The anti fencing bill proceeded, Beck urged retirement of the trade dollar, and a Pension bill clause was ruled out of order. In the House, the River and Harbor debate focused on New Orleans feasibility and private abutments, with Townshend outlining the Post Office Appropriation bill and a morning adjournment agreed.
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Washingtom
Senate
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Leavenworth
Kan
Peorte
Quincy
Ile
Mahone
Committee
House
Pittsburgh
Troy
N. Y
Peoria
Morrill
Square 406
Washington, DC
West
Tyler
Tex
Cameron
Committee On Finance
Treasury
Cockrell Cave
Mc Teck
Beck
Allison
Hammond
Heptura
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Post
Hivera
Townshend
Fkopm
Tire Hsm
Hocking Valley Troubles and Political Notes
The Hocking Valley Road faced threats of dynamite attacks on bridges near Nelsonville but was guarded by a patrol train. no strike-related injuries occurred amid miner factions debating endgame methods. President-Elect Cleveland returned home from New York after meetings with Tilden and Democratic leaders, while roller-skating rinks drew Protestant opposition and a broker Ed S. Wetzler died by self-inflicted gunshot amid business troubles.
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Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Carr
Murray City
Lick Run
Longstretchs
Evista
Cleveland
Anant
Colonel Lamont
Manning
Willet Street
Tilden
New York
England Aroused By Khodivic War News From Egypt
London February 10 General Wolseley reports swift advance toward Berber by Farle with cavalry detaching rebels near Sha Rood Wells Thirty rebels killed and several captured Remington rifles and cattle seized English arsenals busy as troops and ammunition head to Egypt The Khedive voices grave but not hopeless view urging immediate force to crush the Mahdi Gordon believed alive Mahdi aims to keep him as hostage Britain speeds Scots Fusiliers Coldstream Guards and Fifth Lancers to Suakim.
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Loxpown
Wolseley
War Office
Berti
Farle
Berber
Sha Rood Wells
Osman Digma
Stewart
England
Egypt
Hussars
Rifle Brigade
Suakin
Cair
Khedive
Khartoum
Gordon
Tam
Scots’ Fusiliers
Cold Stream Guards
Fifth Lancers
Suakim
Election of a United States Senator in Illinois Today
Springfield February 14 news briefs report anxiety over lawmakers potentially blocked by a heavy snowstorm delaying or preventing Senate balloting for Logan's successor. With few legislators in town, outcome hinges on absentees. weather offers no postponement. Also notes World’s Cotton Exposition receipts and a New York burglar brought to court in PiLapsiriuta.
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New York State
New York
Woman Suffrage Party
Srenrwarrerup
Staney
Wayne County
United States Court
Trea. W. R
Andrew Staney
Joahua
John
United States
Illinois
Springfield
United State
Logan
New Ormeans
Congress
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Evening Observer
Wwe J Dunkirk
Arlargest
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
Ofvice
East Second
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Dareler
ALL Newsdealers
DE Geo
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
N.Y
St. James Hotel
J B Dawkins
Frop'r. A
Walter Scott
Otice
Morcall
Buffalo Street
OPERA
Prane Gilbert
Charles Atkinson
Atkinson
Comedy Company
Waewatola
PECKS
Nelson's
T. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming
Owapa PE
Erie
Erie Store
Monroe Block
Telegraph
Milwaukee
P. D. McCartin
John Ward
Ward
McCartin
Tom McAlpin
Dirda
New Oneang
A. Hi. Bogardus
Andrey Meaders
Nashville
Tenn
Bogardus
Meaders
Murphy
Edwards
Ford
Penneylvanis Boys In Blue
Hannisnure
Grand Army
Lochiel Hall
Ottawa
Williams
Home Authority
Governor General
Alaska
New Yor
Henry George
I. F. Chapman
Janner
Clarksville
Tegra
Henry 3
Fitzgerald
the World
No. 213
East Twenty-second Street
Bellevue Hospital
Suawner
Bristol
Matsude Sorakichi
IspIa Anapouts
Indiana
Thia
Marion
Rice
W. G. Wasson
Pat
Senator Foulk
NasuVille
Sawyer
John Carter
Franklin
Oliver Bros
Philby
Pretserien
the Leader
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Harry Oliver
Capital Notes
Billoon
Cmicaco
Signal Service Bureau
Chicago
Dakota
Minnesota
Brand
Curiaco
Blodgett
S. P. Wright
Maclin
Randolph Brand
Henry Lemans
Lemans
St. Faun
Battle Lake
Otter Tall
of Representatives
Caer Saya
Thes Stiligren
Pirripman
Presbyterian Minister’s Association
Stev. J
Pmvapetema
Wetzler
Third Street
Spruce Street
Watzler
Khodivs
Gorden
Earie
Monk
PiLapsiriuta
Josep Howard
Kilran
Magistra Smith
Irving Place
York
R. J. Linden
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Howard
Coldware Midh
Bonda
Michigan
Eo Evans
Noewaba
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