Public Debt and Receipts Report Shows June Reduction
The Treasury releases show June debt reduction of 8.99 million and a fiscal year total debt of 363.49 million, with cash in treasury at 488.61 million and current liabilities at 15.81 million. New debt form includes 64 million Pacific Railroad bonds, reducing available cash by about 132 million. gold certificates at 131.0 million, silver certificates 5103.53 million, and gold assets up 4.25 million. Customs duties 181.11 million, internal revenue 112.60 million. total receipts 222.59 million, short of estimates by 7.51 million. Expenditures up 18.06 million. pension charge 55.39 million. Several appointments announced including collectors, marshals, attorneys, and postmasters. money-order exchange with Japan agreed.
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Wasurxeros
Treasury Department
Treasury
Pacific Railroad
Alabams
New Orleans
Benjamin F. Jonas
Louisiana
James B. Lizys
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of
Territory of
Idaho
United States
William Cabell
Texas
James M. Liddell
Mississippi
Robert 8. Shields
Ohio
Charlies B. Pearce
William W. Rockhill
Maryland
China
Charles Denby, Jr
Indiana
Martin K. Chisman
Hampton
N. R. Baker
Bartholomew Tristan
Marion
Valentine Latham
Thomas H. Fale
Hamilton
N. Y
Japan
New York
Benjamin Kenyon
Triangle
Nathan Waterbury
Forestport
Department of Justice
Frank Strong
District of Columbia
Leigh Chaimera
J. Monroe Haskill
D. A. Fisher
Edward W. Watson
I. J. May
Benjamin Wilson
West Virginia
Lewis Cochran
New Jersey
F. P. Dewees
Pennsylvania
Feliz Brannigan
Pesterday
William Dorsheimer
Southamn District
Fight With the Redskins Reported Engagement Near Fronteras
A miner from A. T. Fronteras reports Thursday clash thirty miles southeast of Fronteras between Indians and white settlers. Thirty six Indians and sixteen whites killed. several wounded. Another report from San Bernardino ranch details Lt. Davis forces clashing with Apaches. sixteen Indians killed and fifteen to twenty captured. In Denver a water spout tore through Clear Creek canyon flooding Central and Black Hawk, destroying mills and washing away property. two Chinese miners drowned as heavy rain continued.
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Indiana
Arizona
Toosmstoxz
A. T
J. Haneke
Fronteras
Thomas Crocker
San Bernardino Ranch
Fort Bowie
Sonora
Davis
Denver, Co
Clear Creek Canyon
Central
Black Hawk
Acquittal of Mrs Dudley Shocks New York Crowd
Mrs Lucille Yseult Dudley praised her acquittal for shooting O Donovan Rossa and said she would return to England with friends in charge. Donevan Rossa called the verdict a farce and believed her mission was to kill him despite her innocence.
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Hichy
England
New York
Lucille Yseult Dudley
O'Donovan Rossa
Jefferson Market
Rossa
Ohare
Donevan Rossa
Tie
Rolling Mill Strike Over Wage Cuts In Cleveland Ward
An extended strike began in Cleveland as more than 3,000 rolling mill workers walked out after notices of wage reductions posted Tuesday night. Mills across rail, rod, hoop, puddle, bar, blooming, and other operations halted, with only Bessemer and some mills running briefly before tensions eased. Managers promised restoration to former rates for some workers, but others remained idle and a general walkout loomed as of yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Selmons-Martin Steel Works
Bessemer Steel Works
Bessemer Works
Chisolin
Prohibition Convention Nears Nomination in Springfield
A large Springfield Prohibition convention crowd attended the opening session with Mrs. St. John and Dr. Leonard prominent figures. Dr. Leonard is expected to be named governor, while attendees urged morality and an end to liquor traffic. Also noted: a San Francisco jury found Adolph Spreckels not guilty in a high profile shooting case involving N. W. DeYoung and the Chronicle.
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Springfeld
Beomard
Springfield
St. John and Daniels
Jay Odell
State Central Committee
Mary Nelson
Henry Tuckiey
St. Paul M. E
Leonard
Opera House
Dr. Leonard
San Francisco
Adolph Spreckels
N. W. DeYoung
Claus Spreckels
Chronicle
DeYoung
Spreckel
Trouble in Russia Asia and Austria News Briefs
A packed Asia Europe dispatch covers Russian Asia border tensions and copper mining policy in Aigun. It notes Chinese soldiers guarding gold fields, a Russian ban on mining locally, and a priestly appointment to Dublin. Other items include a Brunswick Diet vote, Egypt policy hints, and a naval governorship appointment for King Wilhelmstrasse.
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Loxpox
Laidy Churchill
M. Leonard Jerome
New York
Woodstock
Lord Randolph Churchill
India
Lord Randolph
Carrie Grant
Arthur William Bill
Down
Ireland
Arthur
John Manners
Leicester
Egypt
Prince and Princess of Wales
Chase
Diet of
Brunswick
Duke of Cumberland
German Empire
Blagoveschensk
Russian Asia
Amoor
Aigun
Ir. Walsh
McCabe
Dublin
Ome
Adiiral Weber
Wilhelmstand
Bismarck Archipelago
Ife
New Castle and
Gosforth Park
Mn RB Craigs
J. R. Keene
Bluse Grasz
Ilambledon
Green Bank
Austria
Empire
Street Car Strike Clashes Endanger City Traffic
In Chicago on July 2 crowds of 4,000 to 5,000 rallied at Jefferson and Halstead as vehicles on Western Avenue Lake Street and Madison Street lines were attacked. Cars were overturned or halted, police and deputies struggled to control the riot, Mayor Harrison intervened at Halstead, and several arrests occurred. A later session with city leaders discussed preserving order without overextending municipal resources.
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West Division Street Car Company
Curiaco
Western Avenue
Street Railway Company
Oelock
Lake Street
William Miller
Miller
John Hughes
Hughes
Madison Street
Halstead Street
Weston Avenue
Jefferson Street
Harrison
Carter Avenue
Skinner
Salstead Street
Lake
Doyle
Hanchett
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Primatur
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Second
Chautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
dLd Newsdealers
R.geo. E
RS. C
Stanley
Mld
James Irving
Second Street
Buffalo
Stuations
Buffalo St
M. Brow
Cary
Tagae
Washington Street
Siartin Kalbeleisch
Fallon Street
Beecher & Lacey
Froster
Callat Factory
Hottie
Manhattan Hotel
Der
Grosdwsg
Liepenerd Ste
N.Y
Ciy
Timdeod
Erie
Erie Store
Center Street
Martin Alestalon
Alaska
Navy Department
Timlink
Qunalaska
Atkins
Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Interior Department
Henry L. Muldrow
Interior
George A. Jexka
Interio
E. S. Jackson
Evanstown
Wyo
Lamary
Mrs. Yseult Dudley
Cucaco
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad
Delphi
Ind
Prrrspuren
Pittsburgh
National Convention of Manufacturers
Andre J. Dumont
Custom House
Republican Executive Committee
Des Marxes
Seasion
Mahaska County
John Priestly
Fordict
Filippo Caruso
Chaco
Filippo Carusso
Silvestri
Azari
Gerard
Bova
Marcanie
Noile
Rvawme
Churchill
Presh
Russia-Asia
Italy
Abex
Renard
Gulf of Aden
Gulf
Bersis
Herr Singer
Reichstag
Pirvancryen
Common’ Pleas
Ewing
B. J. McGrann
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
McGrann
Ora
Mak
Eiving
Cambridge
Fire Jos. Co
Hood
Bubeceibe
Evans Ovenavan
Catcaco
Board of Trade
John T. Lester & Co
Samuel Berkowitz
Berkowitz
Edwin Pardridge
Lunanoy
Tor Frank Long
Long
Leurtig
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