Convention Opens with Hubbard Named Temporary Chairman
Telegraph reports from Chicago July 8 as 20 000 attendees gather at the Expo building for the Democratic National Convention. Richard J. Hubbard of Texas is named temporary chair, with Barnum announcing the choice amid debate over rules and a tense floor.
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Fear and Exodus in French Cholera Cities
Foreign affairs describe mass departure from Toulon and Marseilles as cholera spreads panic. Fourteen cholera deaths last night intensify flight, with exodus seen toward seaside and Paris as officials discuss countermeasures and defense plans in the region.
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Ohio crops and revenue agents discharged in Washington
Ohio crop report from 780 township correspondents shows wheat 86 percent total, corn 101 area, rye 100 area, oats 97 area, barley 100, potatoes 95, sweet potatoes 65, beans 71, sorghum 89, tobacco 87 with wool markets at 271 to 183? cents. frost damage reported by 188 correspondents. haying favorable and wheat yield about 35,287,330 bushels. Revenue agents reduced from 35 to 20 led to discharge of listed agents. Vandaville Kentucky reports mob abducting Dick Henderson from jail after a white boy attack. Hog cholera outbreaks kill over 1,500 hogs nationwide with rising deaths and ineffective remedies.
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Cotton and corn in poor condition in Memphis district
Memphis district report for June shows cotton and corn hit by wet weather. Weather data from 514 responses indicate 126 favorable, 188 unfavorable due to rain. 116 cotton in good or better shape, 124 in poor condition, while corn sees 166 good, 64 poor. Damage from lice noted in Alabama and Arkansas reports.
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Terrible storm spawns havoc across Illinois region
A severe storm and tornado struck Columbus Kentucky causing church and hotel damage, with multiple fatalities and injuries reported. Downed trees and flying debris disrupted travel as boats battled the gale. similar damage noted near Hickman and in Frankenmuth Michigan where a murder occurred amid turmoil over immigration in coal regions. other notes from Omaha and Nebraska list ongoing trials and political tensions.
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