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Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1885

Page

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Civil Service Commission annual report spans 1854 to 1883

The Civil Service Commission release shows examinations from 1854 to 1883, 5 525 men and 29 women passed above sixty five, with 2 206 failing. Over seventy percent had only public schooling and 149 attended college. Since July 1883, 9 989 examined, 2 522 appointments made, 1 806 in the first year, with no political discrimination reported and most appointees reappointed after six months.

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Congress Debates Electoral Count and Indian Reserved Lands

The Senate discusses a Dakota and Montana Indian reservation bill plus a county land sale. It also tallies the presidential vote with Grover Cleveland leading for President and Thomas A. Hendricks for Vice President, signaling a formal count and notification plan to the President and Vice President elect. The House advances postal and district acts and adjourns after proposed concurrent resolutions.

Destructive fires report from Genesee Brew ing plant

Bocnnmstii February 12 fire at Genesee Brewing Company building caused roof lift and shattered glass after explosion in hop room. Several workers burned and a fireman may die. two other blazes follow in bakeries with heavy losses. Severe cold hindered firefighting and damaged water mains.

Genesee Brewing Company Mall-Room Frank Schroff Martin Dietz Brewing Company Harry Kundall Protective Fire Company Andrew Carle Active Lieweliva Hi Vanzandt John A. Walcott Oelock Carle Luasixa Esterday J. C. Hoffman Sero

Cleveland and Hendricks Vote Count in Senate Session

Cleveland 219 votes to Blane 182 for president. Hendricks 219 to Logan 182 for vice president. Joint session in Washington counted electoral certificates, with Edmunds presiding and officials enforcing order. The tally showed 401 votes total, 201 needed for majority, and a brief pause for decorum after the result was announced.

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Frightful explosion kills miners in Yale colliery

February 12 Yale Colliery near New Glascow N B Y town reports a deadly mine blast. Thirteen men killed six injured one escaped as bodies and wounded were carried to the pit mouth. Names of dead and injured listed. fire extinguished later.

New Glascow Yale John Grant A. Medacheis Neal McKinnon John W. Fraser James McLean Pint McBath Thomas Ti. Ryan Hugh Cameron Pat Foley Daniel Kennedy John A. Campbell James Slageart Daniel McLean James Robinson Hugh Lamont Robert Love Thomas Guthrie William McDonald Campbell Fie

Rossas Assailant To Court Discharged No Prosecute Her

In New York on February 12 Mrs Dudley faced a habeas corpus bid to discharge her from custody with claims no crime had been proven and no prosecution planned. A packed courtroom heard at 10:30 a.m. that the People would prosecute if the motion failed, but Judge Donohoe dismissed the request for discharge. A subpoena will seek witnesses to proceed. Rosses publication this week offered 10,000 for the body of the Prince of Wales.

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Three Demented Women Burned to Death at Poor Farm

A Mon ticello Illinois entry reports three elderly demented paupers died in a fire at a shanty on the poor farm. Victims were Lucinda Currant Louisa Baker and Eliza Mason. The blaze occurred Tuesday morning as inmates slept, all perishing in the flames.

Lews Monticello Til Lucinda Currant Louisa Baker Eliza Mason

General Earle Killed in Nile Pass Defense

London Feb 12 dispatch reports General Earle killed leading a cavalry charge to defend a pass above Dalk Island during a Nile operation. The fleet’s fort was taken, several officers died, and heavy fighting followed as British forces faced a large enemy assault.

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