Markets steady with mixed gains across grains and cereals
Grain markets show quiet to firm tone with no major shifts. Cornmeal and oat meal steady, spring wheat demand improves while 1 500 bushels of No 1 hard Duluth at 1 93 bid 1 3 Joly. winter wheat weakly sold, 300 bushels at 2 red winter bids and 21 No 2 mixed western at 0 96 0 etc. Cereal prices range with oats dull, flour steady in Detroit, and Cincinnati notes show dull pork whisky steady. Toledo reports higher wheat and dull corn with mixed bids on No 2.
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Duluth
Aigs
Aslen
Cincinnati
Local Bar Keeps Buffalo Lager On Tap
John Fromenechenkel operates ADDITIONAL LOCALS offering Buffalo Lager Beer on tap. The note indicates a 27m detail likely referencing time.
Bankrupt sale opens amid rush for bargains in Dunkirk
A chaotic opening day at a Dunkirk clothing store adjacent to the post office drew crowds fighting for $3.15 all wool suits and $2.40 boys’ suits. Only one suit allowed per person as Mor tin Dean & Co. liquidsated stock worth $15,000 faces a tight deadline due to wet weather.
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Dunkirk
Mae
Dlen
Mortin, Dean & Co
Boston
Buckeye Democracy Nominates Judge Headly for Governor
Associated Press reports Buckeye Democracy backs Judge Headly for governor. Tragic blaze at OTA Blahe investigation underway as Louise Michels trial begins amid civic turmoil and political tension.
Ohio Democracy Convention Nomination Details
The Democratic State Convention in Columbus, June 21, drew a record crowd as Gen. Durbin Ward and Judge Hoadly vied for governor. After lengthy balloting, Hoadly won by acclamation, with Geddes and Ward as strong contenders. Lt. Gov. nominee John G. Warwick of Stark county was chosen by acclamation amid discussions on temperance and party principles.
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Columbus
Durbin Ward
Judge Hoadly
Clark Ervine
Central Committee
John McSweeney
Wooster
Thurman
T. E. Powell
Hoadley
Geddes
Hoadly
Ward
Denver
Judge Foadly
John G. Warwick
Stark County
Fire destroys warehouses at Gibsonton distillery
A blaze at John Gibson & Son's distillery in Gibsonton, Pennsylvania, gutted warehouses Nos. 2 and 8 with 10 000 barrels of whisky. Employee Neal suffered serious burns and may die. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars. A second explosion hurled bricks and burning whisky, injuring fifteen people with scalds and burns.
Sterm and Flood Record Reported Across Rivers and Hills
Louis on June 21 reports a seven inch rise in the river over six hours and a nearly flooded levee with no local changes. Steamer officers from Cairo and the Missouri River describe widespread bottom land flooding and crop damage. Littleton on June 20 records a severe storm causing a major landslide on Flume Mountain near Franconia Notch, sending massive rocks through the Flume to the Pemigewasset river half a mile downstream.
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Cairo
Missouri River
Littleton
N. H
Flume Mountain
Franconia Notch
White Mountains
Mormon Sparks Fire Destroys Tabernacle and Council House
Salt Lake City June 21 fire causes $70,000 in losses. Mormon Tabernacle suffers two sparking fires and minor damage. Glass explosion causes $22,000 in damage. A half ton of powder explodes wounding twelve with many knocked down as streets filled. Mormon Council house, used for secret meetings, is totally destroyed with $10,000 loss.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Mormon Tabernacle
Mormon Council House
Floods in Silesia and Beestar Submerge Towns and Railways
German floods sweep Silesia with waterspouts. Hirschberg and nearby villages submerged, rail near Salzberunn washed away, cattle perish. Neigse river rise alarming in past 24 hours. Evangelical school church barracks post office flooded. Oder and Bober rise, Neiase waters begin to fall.
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Silesia
Hirschberg
Salzberunn
Neigse
Evangelical
Beestar
Oder
Bober
Neiase
Louise Michel Trial Opens In Paris Incitement Case
Louise Michel faced trial on a charge of inciting to pillage and denied the allegations, claiming she circulated an army address to counteract Orcleanist propaganda. Marquis Tseng and Prime Minister Ferry met, with Tseng taking a conciliatory tone on most issues but insisting on recognition of French suzerainty over Annam.
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Louise Michel
Louise
Marquis Tseng
Ferry
Annam
Burglars Engaged in Saloon Encounter Ends With Shooting
In Schellman’s saloon burglars entered but were spotted by the owner who summoned police. A violent confrontation followed in which an officer shot one burglar in the head. the injuries appear fatal.
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Preas
Schellman
Washington Waifs and Navy Hostilities Reported
Advices say Star route trial expenses exceed Justice estimates. Chinese legal aid foresees inevitable hostilities with France within forty eight hours. Alabama claims court awards United States 250000 for the Roanoke destruction by Lt Braize and party who boarded at Savannah.
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France
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
United States
Ira D. Warren
New York and Virginia Steamship Company
Roanoke
Braize
Savannah
Wedding Shock Ends Albuquerque Engagement
A Tuesday night June 14 wedding at Edward Powell's residence in Albuquerque ended in disaster as Miss Smedley, the bride to be, refused to marry groom A L Stivers, a wealthy Alamona cattle grower. Despite vows ready, tears and pleas from friends failed to sway her and the ceremony collapsed with the minister present.
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Albuquerque
Edward Powell
Powell
A. L. Stivers
Alamona
Valencia County
Mr. Kistler
Miss Smedley
Mr. Stivers
Discharge of Internal Revenue Chief Clerk Sparks Washington Commotion
Special to Associated Press reports in Wasaketon on June 22 that General W T Clark chief clerk of the internal revenue bureau has been discharged causing great commotion in Washington and surrounding discussions about the bureau’s leadership.
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Associated Press
Wasaketon
W. T. Clark
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ostrander Sentenced to Hang for Brother’s Murder
Ostrander, who killed his brother George at West Camden, was sentenced this morning to hang on August 10 in Utica. The murderer, driven by jealousy, faced the judge after the court heard the case.
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Der
George
Weat Camden
Utica
Careless Driving Tragedy Shocks Castratta
John Campbell and James Causey were driving under liquor along the turnpike between Mount Carmel and Centralia when their horse veered on a curve. The cart plunged into a cavern and both men were found at the bottom horribly mutilated.
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Castratta
John Campbell
James Causey
Mt. Carmel
Centralia
Canton wife murderer McMillan hanged today
Special to the Associated Press dispatch from Ciurverano reports that McMillan, labeled as Canton’s wife killer, was executed by hanging this day. The hanging concluded a high-profile criminal case drawing significant attention from local and regional observers.
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Associated Press
J Ciurverano
McMillan
Canton
Copenhagen rumor links Waldemar to Prussia princess
A telegraphic note from Copenhagen reports a rumor that Prince Waldemar, youngest son of King Christian, may soon become engaged to Princess Victoria, second daughter of Crown Prince Frederick William of Prussia.
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Waldemar
Christian
Victoria
Frederick William of
Prussia
Duel in Athens leaves Russian official wounded
The Pen and the Sword reports a duel yesterday between Reishter second secretary of the Russian Legation at Athens and Balazzi. Reishter was wounded in three places. Separate items note arrests sought over duel threats in Ricivoxo Virginia, and political shifts in Madrid amid indications Sagasta may resist ministry changes. Also covered are a Meadvill ePa wedding, a new postal law treating newspaper nonpayment as theft, a Gowanda mush kettle accident fatality, and rumors of a renewed clash in Guayaquil with Veintemilla under pressure.
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Constantinople
Reishter
Athens
Balazzi
Whig
Elam
Commonwealth
Spectacles Found on Fourth Street and Local Notices
Found yesterday on Fourth street two pairs of steel bowed spectacles. Owners may claim them by proving ownership and paying this notice. Builders and others planning sidewalks should contact city contractor L Roberts for hemlock and lumber at yard near Nickle Plate depot. Knights of St Patrick parade rescheduled due to rain. members urged to join. Athletic contests at the rink tomorrow evening with medals for winners. Amateur and local athletes invited to participate. Don’t forget rink tomorrow night.
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Fourth Street
L. Roberts
Nickle Plate Depot
Knights of St. Patrick
City council delays again raise debate over paving and sewers
Taxpayers ask who bears blame for stalled Third street paving and sewer improvements. Despite funds, work stalls as past disagreements linger and critics urge action while streets and sidewalks deteriorate. The letter hints J T Williams as a possible cause, and notes no progress beyond paving while inquiries multiply. In other news Charles Leland, the Hans Breitmann figure, backs a Philadelphia industrial arts paper on Erase-Work for Boys and Girls.
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Common Council
Adv
Union
J.T. Williams
Charles
Leland
Hans Breitmann
Philadelphia School of Industrial Arts
Nicholas
Boyt
Landslide Destroys Nugent House in Oil City
A Tunnel Hill landslide early Wednesday morning swept away the Nugent residence on Main Street. Mrs. Burna, neighbour, ran into the street hearing the crash. A flying timber broke her right leg and she suffered cuts bruises and possible internal injuries. The debris partially buried her.
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Tunnel Hill
Oil City
Nugent
Main Street
Husband Beater In Cruel Assault and Past Murder Charge
Edward Verunular, a laborer, beat his wife so severely she lies despaired. Neighbors say last October he murdered her son, his stepson, over forty cents. the body was found and he is jailed.
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Evening Observer
Kanarxotos
Edward Verunular
Verunular
Riots Hit Jewish Shops in St Gall Switzerland
Special dispatch reports anti Jewish riots in St Gall Switzerland as mobs pillaged Jewish stores stoned police and committed multiple outrages on June 22. The unrest follows a pattern of antisemitic violence with authorities responding to the disturbances.
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Evening Observer
St. Gall
Switzerland
French and China Talks Favorable Outlook
Special dispatch reports the Chinese ambassador in interview with Ferry signaling desire for a compromise. More interviews planned and prospects for a satisfactory arrangement appear favorable.
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China
Evening Observer
Ferry
Weather forecast for Lower Lakes region Saturday
Slightly warmer and fair weather with variable winds and a stationary or lower barometer. Partly cloudy skies with local rains indicated for the Lake region Saturday.
Auction of W. K. Requemberrg stock at Lion Street store
The balance of stock once owned by W. K. Requemberrg will be sold at public auction in three lots for dry goods groceries and boots and shoes at the former Lion Street store on the 38th of June 1883. H. C. Heyvennoves Assignee announces the sale. A separate note mentions Erie race entries and J. H. Monroe joining Jamestown Sunday Leader as editor and business head. A water spout damaged Goodrich’s meadow near Jgmea town, uprooting strawberry patches and washing dirt into wagonloads.
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Lion St
H.C. Heyvennoves
Ojundton
J. H. Monroe
Rochester
Bradford
Elmira
Jamestown Sunday Leader
Goodrich
Jgmeatown
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