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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1884
Page
3
Reports from several mills indicate rising demand and better conditions after a period of slow trade. The Repub lic Iron Works on the South Side will resume Monday with steady work, while Black Limnond Steel Works prepares to lay a large tool train. Other mills are operating double shifts as industry activity increases.
County Auditor begins action to recover back taxes dating to 1871 on mortgages issued by Edmund Rice, president, and Beantman, assistant secretary, of the St. Paul and Chicago Railway Company to Sage and Cowdery as trustees. The claim involves about 1,000,000 acres donated to aid railroad construction from St. Paul to Winona, some earned yet. Governor Knott's message to Kentucky General Assembly notes deficits of about 400,000 and proposes revenue reforms, penitentary expansion, a new Capitol, and rail commission questions. A Pacific coast work fair plans progress with a million-dollar guarantee fund. San Francisco hosts a large meeting. A soldier pleads for pardon after admitting government fraud. an explosion in a Pennsylvania colliery injures several, one fatally. Pittsburgh labor leaders push anti-contract labor bill with $1,000 penalty per imported laborer. New York fire record shows 108,000 loss for year. December adds 241,000,000. Black Sea area judge files libel information against Dispatch proprietors over Commodore Kouitz interview. Irmaca, N. Y. reports two beer-related fatalities and comatose condition after drinking Jager beer.
Mrs Mary Carver confesses Patrick Catlin died after a fight with Chages St Staples who allegedly stabbed him with hot slings. Carver and Staples were arrested. Bank Failure:ienner Moore Bankers of Morris Minnesota fail Liabilities $100000 First National Bank not affected.
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