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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1883

Page

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Tariff Debate and Labor Strikes Across States

Special dispatches report iron manufacturers challenging the constitutionality of the new tariff bill with Supreme Court review expected. In New Jersey workers face wage cuts, the Trenton works suspending operations as protests rise. In Tennessee editor George Oches shoots an assailant after a cane attack, amid public sympathy. In Ohio Carl Johnson pleads guilty to second degree murder, with sentencing deferred, while in Georgia a man dies after a poker assault. In Batavia a lumber dealer and contractor closes doors, with assets far outweighing liabilities.

Allentown Mills Resumes Work After Strike

Allentown Pennsylvania rolling mills resumed operations at Lehigh mill, employing about 400 men. In Pittsburgh two Wilhelm brothers were arrested for fatally beating and stabbing Nicholas Kretech at a Christmas party. A corner stone lay for the Opera House as old residents gathered. Germany’s pork import ban remains undecided, effective 30 days after publication if sanctioned. The Longfellow Memorial Association seeks $50,000 for a poet memorial. A former Russian Greek Church pastor in New York was licensed to preach by the New York presbytery. Chicago and Mutual Union telegraph reach an agreement to reconnect severed wires with underground work. Brooklyn Bridge trustees plan a public opening celebration and seek control by three individuals. May corn corner rumors surface in Chicago. May delivery short by thirty to forty million bushels. Memphis river level falls nine inches. more declines expected as river narrows. Drownings reported near Austin Mississippi and near Marton Arkansas. Dukes trial: Feather testifies Dukes shot Nutt after a confrontation. U S court upholds Board of Trade jurisdiction over market reports. bucket shops seek injunctions against telegraph cuts.

Washington news. War, pensions, finance in brief

Secretary of War asked the president to order a court of inquiry in Gen. Marek case. Pensions issued for increases under last minute Congressional bill. Tariff commission labeled as a focksio by Treasury officials. Indian agent Metllicud dy accused of offering S100 for violence. Interior decides enclosure of public land does not create homestead entry. Folger’s job talk with president suggests appointment soon. San Domingo harbor near paralysis without dredging. Madagascar treaty ratification sought in Washington. Court awards $65,000 damages in Neustra Senora de Regia seizure case. Diphtheria rises in North Hudson County. Senate committees advance lunatic asylum, banking, and sheriff real estate measures. Senate discusses referees fees and patronage, third reading due. Various bills introduced and amendments debated.

Train collision kills driver near Crawfordsville

A passenger train on the Indianapolis Bloomington & Western railroad collided with a hack two miles west of Crawfordsville Indiana. Jos Green the driver was killed while Milton Rusk and Elizabeth Clark were injured passengers. The hack was demolished and the horses killed.

Lndianapolis, Bloomington & Western Railroad San Alamo Crawfordsville Ind Jos. Green Milton Rusk Elizabeth Clark

Foreign Affairs. Walsh to be released by French authorities

Special Dispatch reports John Walsh held at Havre France will be released within a day. The dispatch notes no proof is required to detain. A later update mentions Irish-American Lee arrested for threatening a witness in an assassination conspiracy, though the outcome is expected to be minor.

John Walsh Havre France Draiis Lee

Storms Raise Hotel Damage Over One Hundred Thousand

A dispatch reports that hotel property damage from winter storms in Acuany will exceed $100,000, with rebuilding planned for the season. The same issue notes Frend & Slumphrey's & Sons, leather dealers, have made an assignment, claiming debts over $195,000 with assets unspecified and no stated cause.

Evening Observer Coser Phrey’s & Sons

Winter Weather On Coney Island Hotels Reported

A dispatch notes the impact of winter weather on Coney Island hotels and a Batavia bubble burst. reports Judge Rumsey’s death in Batavia at 73. mine explosion burns two men in Pennsylvania. Hartford Wisconsin fire destroys half the business district. Don Cameron recovering from Navy surgeon General operation. South Boston man Bernard Carr dies after a scuffle and fall trauma.

Wisconsin Henning Minwackree, Wis Hartford

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