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Newspaper

Evening Observer

Location

Dunkirk, New York, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1883

Page

1

Dunkirk Masonic and Local Notices Showcase February Listings

Dunkirk lodges announce second and fourth Wednesdays monthly for Chapter 131 A M and Commandery 40 KT. Also Dunkirk Council No 5 R and A M and local notices detail boarders, clothing ads, poultry and meat suppliers, youth suits, coal yard supplies, and a general call to watch for stone throwing and ball playing in front of houses.

Dunkirk K. T W.il Wyman E.C. FW Raikes Frank Hendricks Dove St

Mine Disaster in Nova Scotia Kills Six

In Glascow Vale mine a rope broke causing boxes to crash killing J R Gillis Colin Campbell A Frazer Wallace McGillivray J McEachern a boy and Wm Hanoxhan a boy. Several injured, none expected to recover. Donnelly the watchman wound gas machine. Parks Cavencer and McMasters watched. gas exploded from the vault engulfing them.

New Glascow, N Vale J.r.gillis Colin Campbell A. Frazer Wallace Mc. Gillivray J. McEachern Wm. Hanoxhan A. McLeod John Nicholson Richard Taylor A. Irving Malcom Beaton Donnelly Harry Parks Minnie Cavencer Lelia Mc Masters Parks Hopson Miss McMasters

Lane Re elected President of the Chamber of Commerce

New York reports George W. Lane reelected as president of the Chamber of Commerce. Telegraphic notes from multiple cities describe fires in Tullahoma destroying thirty houses and key offices, bandit clashes near Thacotalpan with five killed, Yellow Fever fears on the Rio Grande, a cave collapse in Kansas City killing Edward Coleman and fatally injuring William Scott, Cree Indians returned to Canada by order, a drowning near Newcastle, a murder arrest at Mount Pulaski, and Bear Paw region troop activity capturing eighty Cree Indians.

Kansas City Edward Coleman William Scott

Grappler Disaster and Various Regional News Items

A Puget Sound steamer named Grappler burned on Monday morning with about 60 lives lost and 20 saved. the ship carried a large Chinese passenger population and attempts to save all failed amid chaos. Elsewhere a money theft at Ure National Express Co. in Troy involved 1,300 missing dollars and 437,000 receipts. prairie fires threaten Lincoln crops. Ensign Ackerman’s suicide near Syracuse. robbers kill a rancher’s family near Salvente, Mexico. Henry Warren’s mother seeks estate letters after the Jeannette tragedy. skeleton discoveries near Lenoir reveal 1500+ remains. oil works explosion in Refuge, Miss Ravender killed. fire department arson attempts in Petersburg. paymaster Wason’s money stolen on the Texas Pacific. New York police captain negligence cited. New Orleans judge awards Mrs. Gaines over 1.9 million in Blain tract rents.

Tynan's "French Leave" voyage to San Francisco

New York May 4 Tynan Number One left here Wednesday for San Francisco. He was at the Philadelphia Convention.

Evening Observer New York Tynan San Francisco Philadelphia

Wisconsin Central ex-sup’t Pouchnutt dies by suicide

Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer Milwaukee May 4 Charles R. Pouchnutt formerly general superintendent of the Wisconsin Central railway committed suicide in his bedroom yesterday.

Evening Observer Milwaukee, Wis Charles R. Pouchnutt Snp Wisconsin Central Railway

Prussian Bombs Unearthed at Croxsant Factory

On May 4 in Croxsant Prussia a factory producing explosives was discovered. Several naval officers connected to the manufacture were arrested by authorities.

Croxsant Prussia

Fire at Corurseaux destroys offices and businesses

Special Dispatch reports a morning fire in Corurseaux Wisconsin that leveled two newspaper offices and three business houses. Total loss exceeds 875,000 with partial insurance coverage. Authorities are assessing the scene and cause remains under investigation.

Trish National Party Plans Fund for Prisoner Families

A Special Dispatch reports in Loxpex on May 4 that the Trish National party resolved to organize a relief fund for families of prisoners connected with murder trials. The measure aims to ease hardship for those affected by arrests and detentions.

Trish National Party

Young Man Found Dead After Suicide Attempt At Black Rock

East Aerona May 4. James Wilson, a young man who tried to kill himself at Black Rock last week, was found dead today in a neighbor's barn.

Wilson Black Rock

Fifty Sailors Discharged at Navy Yard Over Budget Cuts

May 4 at the Avenging Observer reports that fifty men were discharged from the navy yard due to a reduction in appropriations. The action reflects wartime or fiscal cuts affecting personnel.

Paitapecenia Navy Yard

The Dublin Trials Conspiracy Case Reopens

Kingston Seely and Gibeny arraigned again for conspiracy to murder Poole. Lorniel the informer testified, admitting the existence of a vigilant murder circle to which the prisoners reportedly belonged.

Evening Observer Dunarx Kingston Seely Gibeny Poole Lorniel

One Less. Posse Foils Thief Gang Near Darrixetox

A posse near Darrixetox Idaho Territory yesterday killed one outlaw and captured another after a clash with a gang of loose thieves. The event occurred amid mounting law and order actions in the region.

Berening Darrixetox Idaho Territory

Closed by the Sheriff at Foster McKay Works

Special Dispatch reports in Tiresville Pa that Foster McKay manufacturing shops were closed by the sheriff. Claims exceed 8100,000, leaving about two hundred workers unemployed by the suspension. The shutdown affects a major local employer and its workers.

Keening Observer Tiresville Foster McKay

Legislature Passes Bills on Civil Service and Railroads

The legislature moved third readings on civil service reform bills. Bills enacted include a 15,000 dollar appropriation for quarantine station upkeep and a tax plan for canal debt. measures on railroad leases, bank investments, and publication of court reports also passed or were debated. The assembly discussed telegraph line consolidation and a bridge project, while a murder-related exhumation occurred in Jefferson Texas with multiple arrests reported.

New York QI Mr. Carey Keyes the Supreme Court A. Lansing Koch Page DHL Banking Department Court of Appeals Assembly Highland Trans- Hudson Railroad Company Hudson River Storm King Municipal Court of Buffalo

Tynan as Informer Awaiting Opportunity in London

Special dispatch from Loxpox reports Peter Tynan in London communicating with police and awaiting an opportunity to turn informer while across the pond via cable.

Evening Observer Peter Tynan London

Policeman Mallon Fatally Shot by Suspect Mike Sullivan

Special dispatch reports from New York on May 4 that Policeman Mallon was shot dead by a man identified as Mike Sullivan, whom Mallon had been escorting home. The incident describes Mallon as brave and useful in police service.

Evening Observer New York Mallon Mike Sullivan

Frederick Kerr Arrested in Lima for Bank Defalcation

Lima May 4 Frederick Kerr secretary of Preston Keene Co bankers of Chicago was arrested under extradition treaty for a defalcation of 150000. El Paso Gen Crook pursues Apaches into the Sierra Madre with Mexican troops aiding. New York Joyo Mining head Thomas Pheby jailed over 50000 fund misappropriation. bail set at 20000.

Evening Observer Lima Peru Frederick Kerr Preston, Keene & Co Chicago el Paso Texas Crook Mexico Sierra Madre Mountains New York Thomas Pheby Joyo Consolidated Mining and Milling Company

Weather Forecast for Weasilineyox QusenvaTION 2 F. M.y

Partly cloudy with local rain expected around the Lower Lakes. Winds from the northeast, generally steady or stronger. Temperatures inch up slightly with a stationary trend through the day.

F. M.y Lower Lakes

Trade and Markets Briefs from Telegraph Evening

Latest market tidings note no changes in flour cornmeal oatmest and millfeed supplies or prices. Wheat prices quoted as No 2 red and Corn-Drill values listed. several regional quotes for wheat and corn. Detroit reports varying wheat prices by contract month. cargo and refinery activity dampened. various rail lines and stocks briefly referenced.

Buffalo Neglested Tuledy Cincinnati Whitsky Detroit

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