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Evening Observer in Dunkirk, New York

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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1884

Page

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Coming Week's Work in National Legislature and Infrastructure

Washington dispatch outlines plans for the coming week in Congress. Debates focus on agricultural appropriation bills and Erie Canal improvements, plus funding for Maryland Delaware Canal, and action on post office and whisky legislation. Senate discussions touch on cattle disease measures, labor statistics, education funding schemes and land revenue use for schooling.

Assixerox Maren Committee On Railways On Maryland & Delaware Buzes Sound Union Lake Washington Territory Willis Vtl Hritcatiog Ammensure Senate Plumb Bayard Congress Bureau of Statistics of Labor Statistical Bureau Treasury Department wWiila House Senate Committee Blair Morrill Committee On Education and Labor Logan United States

Losses from Ohio River flood hit merchants across towns

Brae street's Mercantile Agency lists merchant losses from Pomeroy to Madison Ind. The Cincinnati figure is $200,000 with totals for numerous Ohio towns including Ironton $75,000 and Portsmouth $170,000. Kentucky towns like Newport and Maysville show large figures though Newport’s overall losses surpass Newport’s.

Ohio River Braestreet Mercantile Agency Pomeroy Madison Ind Cincinnati Ohio Aberdeen Buena Vista Ironton Levanna Long Bottom Nigginsport Portsmouth Rome Nacine Sciotoville Scott’s Landing Plant Portland Kentucky Augusta Vallettsburg Maysville Newport Aurora Florence Lawrenceburg Markhard Ivereladize Auguste

Archbishop Gibbons Address at Baltimore Cathedral

The Baltimore cathedral was full as Archbishop Gibbons arrived for a sermon after his return from Rome. He urged focus on education, peace, and faith, warning of threats from Mormonism and other modern ideologies while praising American strength and prosperity.

Baltimore Bowe Mare Archbishop Gibbons D. J. O'Connell Alfred J. Curtis Alfred J. Curtis, Ofaedral speVune Rome Sh College of the Propaganda Phree Car Simeoni Jacobiné Teimvscu Helle Phe Lawinueh To-Norrow Maraiso Europe God Lamanerican Cattternia Sean Sandwich Nairow Lereh Turnkey Daris Windsor Kennedy Detroit O'Callaghan Walkerville Straustan A. M. Finch Waynesboro Shennandoah Valley Railroad Ohio Battimore Charles Christie William H. Hoffman & Sons Cockeysville Mid Christie

Panic Among Egyptian Troops at Suakim Amid Rebel Rumors

Chaos enveloped Baker Pasha's camp at Saviba as rumors of Osman Digna rebels spread panic among Egyptian troops. Arabs were reportedly bayoneted, and several officers praised, while mutineers were arrested. A second dispatch repeats the panic tale and notes orders restored after arrests.

Thooi Drummond Sane Oswan Digna Chatham Suakim Gleven Orlock Baker Pashas Oseys Osman Digna Gener Graham Zertba Paris Waddington London Prince Sinister Ferry Iseng Earl Granville China France Journal Des Debates Tonquin Tonquil Loxpox Temoramon King Marx Midland Mastery Bastford

Bank Statement Shows Mixed Movements Amid Week

The weekly statement from New York on March 15 reports a rise in circulation of $56,000 and a total deposits decrease of $33,809,000 while reserves fall by $6,145,000. Banks hold $96,635,000 in excess of legal requirements. Also noted is a patient named Fritz Necker from Northeast, Pa., claiming cure from throat issues after using a tonic and cream, with a free sample offer.

New York Lawrence Supreme Court William J. [Luteh-Inson Stock Exchange Atchinson York Fritz Necker Northeast Ottawa Dominion

Entombed Miners News and Related Items

Report from Pocahontas mines notes another explosion feared and guards set at entrances while work may resume in the east shaft in a few days and the west shaft remains closed for months. Funding pursued for dependents with $2,500 needed. local committees raise over $300. Also coverage includes National Reform Association convention plan in Baltimore to promote Christian laws and Sabbath observance, plus a fatal accident at a Maryland mill, Utah legislative adjournment over Mormon issues, Kansas winter wheat condition, Chicago manufacturers convention date shift, Canadian brewers tax request, and Sitting Bull's city visit with Chief Mike Lac.

Dinaste Lelief Pocahontas Iituman Laibron Cameron Telegrap Frank Wager Norfolk & Western Railead Lynchburg

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