13 Jun 1883
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1883
Page
1
DUNEIRE MARKETS Lyon Oreesmaker solicits patronage of the ladies of Dunkirk. Cutting and fitting by S. Y. Taylor system. Rooms on second seat center formerly occupied by Dr. Parker. Bon's Fall to 306 Tac large Portrait Photographs at Gif ford s Ast Gallery.
A dispatch from General Crook is received detailing the campaign, court actions, and investigations around non union clashes at Malleable Iron Works. Reports cover Sleicher and others facing charges, arrests, and examinations as well as earlier operations against Apache hostiles in Chiricahua country and a destructive tornado at Clarendon with widespread damage.
Special to Associated Press Wasixonatox June 13 No verdict in Star Route case yet Juror Vernon had a fit in court causing great commotion The Judge said the man had been driven to excess and was unfit for Jury service
Reports detail Dr Gallagher introducing Ansburgh at a Charing Cross hotel to obtain letters addressed to that name. Inspector Milvilte testifies, faces insult, and a demand for informers for five hundred pounds. Also brief dispatches from Leavenworth about a Kansas Central wreck near Clay Center with seven injuries, and a large fire in Braidwood with explosions. London notes rising Zulu conflict and a faction attacking King Celewayo’s line, killing the king’s son.
The jury in the stat route case remained stalemated at ten o'clock last night and was locked up. A telegram from Inspector Frye contradicts the claim that he was shot while recapturing Driskel Postmaster Lee. Civil service examinations will be conducted with local boards in Buffalo on June 2, Rochester on July 2, and Albany on July 6. The Japanese minister expresses gratitude for U S equity and justice and notes improved relations between the nations. The treasury issues a circular mandating a 90 day quarantine for cattle imported from Europe Asia Africa Australia or New Zealand. Cattle must be guarded and quarantine gates kept locked. veterinary staff are restricted to their designated yards. Mr Michael Loeb of the Favorite Tonsorial Parlor announces a change in barbers with both chairs now filled by two barbers.
The Sherman Board of Education retains Mr. Outhank and Misses Spicer Flint and Fenner in their departments for the coming year. Miss Velma Sessions wed Hon. C. P. Ingersoll at her parents home. New district election law not yet in effect until 1894. Chautauqua Heat and Light company incorporators named. County railroad mileage and assessed valuation listed. Historical district attorneys and officials named with years.
A special court of investigation met today in Exe. Pa. to try Chief of Police Crowley on charges of gross neglect incompetency violating citizens rights and conniving with fram blers. A large array of counsel appeared for the proceedings.
A jumble of brief items covers blackmail arrests in Reaton George Pearson and wife Nellie, rate war chatter, murder confession and starvation in Canton G, postmaster fraud in Chattanooga, prison escape captured in Mount Riga, a sun eclipse observed near Caroline Island, Vera Cruz yellow fever reports, Saratowza Corps accounting, a Creek Nation death, and state license fraud probe in Richmond. Also, steam boiler efficiency and chimney construction tips under practical guidance.
Cardinal Simeoni says the Letter to Irish Bishops had no political aim but warned churchmen against partisan acts. He notes the Holy Father cannot enter political questions and emphasizes morality and discipline. He cites restraint on agitation and emphasizes the Pope’s guidance applies to all Catholics regardless of nationality. The interview mentions American archbishops’ Rome summons and the Cardinal’s plan to present matters to the Pope.
Wasiiseton Gnservation notes fair weather and cooler winds as travelers seek relief at Mr. Newmann's summer resort on Fox Street. He advertises a large pleasant house and a social hour in warm weather, touting freshly tapped beer described as the finest and most refreshing in the city.
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