Indians Sightings Near Engle New Mexico Report
Dispatch reports Mexican freighters encountering Indian trails on the Rio Grande near Engle and Mescalero. Indians suspected on the west side. cavalry and Mescalero scouts move to intercept. General Crook authorized to lead efforts toward Fort Bayard to counter hostiles.
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Engie
N. M
Encie
Palamos
Old Fort McRae
Engle
Rio Grande
Mescalero, N. M
Indian Office
Here
van Dorn
van Itorn
Department of Arizona
War Department
Davis
Silver City
Black Range
Fort Bayard
Crook
Pope
New Moxico
Iron Mills Closing Fears of a Strike Across Mills
Cleveland June 2 The Union Rolling Mill workers expected their scale approval but Superintendent Coleman refused to sign, offering only the 1884 scale with July 1 validity. Mills in Mahoning Valley closed for repairs, Chicago mills shut down, new puddling scale raises fifty cents per ton, strike feared. Three men shot in Deposit on Erie line. Axtell involved, gunfire fatal for two others, one jailed. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Chicago
Union Rolling Mill
Ward Highteen
Coleman
Union
Amalgamated Association
Manufacturers’ Association
Younastown
Mahoning Valley
Russia
Niles
Cmcaco
Amalgamated Iron and Steel
Calumet Iron and Steel Company
Boenanton
Deposit
Erie
Geo. Axtell
Hamberville
Eilis Treeman
L. I. French
Wm. Perry
Axtell
Freaman
Perry
French
Singer, Nimick & Company
Smith, Sutton & Company
la Belle
Reduction of the Public Debt May Totaled $3 380 833
May debt reduction totaled 3 350 833 with total cash in treasury at 1 494 391 011. Customs receipts reached 14 322 773 and internal revenue 12 360 661, while eleven months’ total revenues stood at 295 453 760. Proclamation on Winnebago and Crow Creek reservations prompts settlers to leave by June 17. Claims by Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians were decided against them. Major appointments and staffing changes are noted across Treasury and federal offices.
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Court of Claims
North Carolina
United States
Dakota
Crow Creek
Winnebago
Treasury
McCulloch
Congress
Mrr
Select Committee
The
Senate On Inter-State Commerce
Capitol
Chicago
St. Lews
Des Moines
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
George W. Julian
Indiana
New Mexico
Thomas W. Tipton
Nebraska
Bloomington
Ariel C. Jonn
Oregon
Rosbury
Witham
Townsend
Lake View
Revenue Marine Service
Robert A. Toward
Arkansas
Albert N. [Fathaway
Connecticut
Nice
Robert M. Henderson
Texas
Robert Barnett
California
Isarc TR. Maynard
New York
the Treasury
Upton
E. O. Graves
Bureau of Engraing
Whelpley
Commodore Belknap
National Naval Observatory
Colonel Wilson
Rockwell
District of Columbia
Thomas Brennan
Mannimyg
Snyder
Treasury Department
Treasury Committee On Distinctive Paper
Manning
A. Hanscom
Portsmouth
N. Y
A. F. Howard
D. W. Rhodes
Olo
Vilas
Marilio Noyes
Vermont
Rhodes
Coon
Fortress Monroe
Treasury Partment
Whitney
Thomas Stevenson
Treasury Watch
Thomas McCrea
Maryland
Catibere
Skideh
Outlaws Defy Courts Amid Rioting in Kentucky Regions
A telegraphic miscellany reports fugitives from Knott Floyd Leitehen and Pike Counties claiming organized bands roam the area murdering citizens and clashing with each other. A Pike County fight left Mont Clark dead and Frank Stratton dying or near death. A Fort Sars incident in a church area led to a duel with dirk knives and a fatal shot by Sam Coffee.
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Calletrabuna
Knott
Floyd
Leitehen
Pike
Pike County
Mont Clark
Frank Stratton
Clark
Stratton
Fort Sars
Tex
George Allison
Dick Coffee
Sam Coffee
Sam
Allison
Peace hopes shadowed by Afghan frontier dispute ruling
European relief at new frontier delimitation is tempered by questions in Parliament over Russia talks and a potential arbitration. Lord Granville signals unconfirmed news, while Times and Standard urge continued focus on Indian frontier defense amid debates on whether Russia will sign a treaty. The Penjdeh incident papers show Afghan losses and misgivings about arbitration.
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Lonpox
Lord Granville
Russia
Libérala
Mr. Gladstone
Foreign Office
Earl Granville
England
Europe
Times
Standard
Hari-Rud
Zulifikar Pass
Murghab
Maruchak
AL. Leshar
Zulifikar
Penjdeh
Sir Peter Limmaden
Komaroff
Peter
Sommelt
Herat
MM. de Giers
William
The
Daily News
Denmark
Paris
Arc de Triomphe
Victor Hugo
Pantheon
Catafalque
Tro O'Clock
M. Allain Targe
Interior
Seizure of Patent Medicine at Montreal
Authorities seized a large consign ment from J. C. Ayer & Co. of Lowell Massachusetts alleging evasion of Canadian revenue by undervaluing imports for ten to fifteen years. An employee testified medicines were compounded and priced higher than invoiced. Goods seized valued over 150000.
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Montreal
Monsterar
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Young
Canada
Nashua
N. H
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Mal Matter
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Secoxp Sr
Hautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Carter
Samedie
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Buffalo Street
Dunfurs N. Y
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CS. Stanley
James Irving
Second Street
Bultaio
Center Street
X. J. Biockway
Bse
Sjion Street
John Desmond
Cad Ag
Washington Street
Martin Ralbeleisch
Fulton Street
Ashington Street
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Zoot and
Elk Street
A. Moldenhaurr
Agt
Bubveribe For
National Affairs
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Stones
Callao
Louisina
Pension Office
White House
Mesars. Hyer
Albany, N. Y
Justin
Buffalo, N. Y
Batlawe
Kentucky
Church
Louisvitle
Corydon
Ind
Erkros
Charles P. Barnes
Woodlawn
Tiresvites
William N. Riddle
Prerspunen
Criminal Court
Penn Bank
Ir. Stiddle
Judge Curtiss
Wavyesnone
Daniel Hollinger
John
Victor Huco
Genral
MoncTanon
BevsseEns
Charles Rogier
Mapmo
Foster
Spain
Constantinople
Peter Lumsden
Dominion
Henry Tyler
Grand Trunk Railway
Toronto
Tanirax
Bighby
Cincinxiti
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Kentucky Central Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Management
Long Island Sound
Fort Schuyler
James Glynn
Williamsburgh
John Lynch
Glynn
Lynch
Ohio
Mahoney
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