Grain Market Summary From Buffalo Cincinnati and Toledo
Grain and flour prices move in mixed demand across Buffalo and Cincinnati. Flour steady in fair demand. wheat firm with sales of No.1 red winter at 1215,000 and No.1 hard Duluth at 125. Cornmeal strong. No.2 hard Duluth June bid 125. On track values show small white and mixed corn trades. Cincinnati notes pork and whisky steady. Toledo reports higher No.2 red wheat and dull corn with high mixed bids.
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Deluca
Kal
Hard Duluth
Gall Board
Cincinnati
Toledo
P. J. Mulholland & Co
Cary & Whittlesey
Millers
Dalry and Coultry
Louis Heyt
Jones
Hamilton
Paris
Salta
Vila
Nemrock
Reed Cedar Boarda
500 Women Arm Miners with Clubs in Illinois Mine Riot
Information from St Clair County Illinois reports that Rose Hill Mine near West Belleville halted work as 500 armed women and daughters confronted the miners. Sheriff’s posse retreated, militia mobilized, and fights ensued injuring at least one man as troops opened fire to disperse the mob near Belleville and Marissa.
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Sous
St. Clair County
Ill
Rose Hill Mine
West Belleville
So'clock
East St. Louis
Rose Hill
Reineck
Belleville
Louisville & Nashville
Tobacco Use Questioned by Synod Resolution
The Reformed Presbyterian Synod adopted a resolution urging all officers and members to give up tobacco. In sessions, Rev Dr Sioan argued tobacco lacks divine authority yet may continue if used with prudent understanding as part of church order until unanimity to discontinue exists. The report noted further discussions on the matter.
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Reformed Presbyterian Synod
Sioan
David
Torrens Suspension by Synod Upheld
The Synod sustained the Presbytery action suspending Torrens from the Church after the conclusion of the argument, affirming the church leadership’s decision.
Tragedy at Cedar Hill Church Ends in Double Death
In Jefferson County Missouri a man Hiram Suelleuss shot Amiel Deurentz and Martha McDaniel after ordering Amiel to draw his revolver. Deurentz died at once and Martha was fatally wounded. Suelleuss then killed himself with a second barrel. Ages were nine teen for the shooter and twenty three for the victim. The motive remains unknown.
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St. Louis
Jefferson County
Cedar Hill Catholic Church
Martha McDaniel
Amiel Deurentz
Hiram Suelleuss
Amiel
Deurentz
Suelleuss
Irish National League asserts strong nationwide Irish unity
Alexander Sullivan, president of the Irish National League of America, says fetters received from across the country prove hearty cooperation to extend beyond his expectations. He notes unprecedented unity among Irish people nationwide and reports a fund in Ireland of 135,000 dollars, with a goal to reach 1,000,000 dollars within a year.
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Chicago
Alexander Sullivan
Irish National League of America
League
Ireland
Prison Barbarities Report From Colorado Penitentiary
Denver May 28 The Penitentiary Investigating Committee reports extreme cruelty in punishment at the Colorado penitentiary. The hose bath method ties victims to a post and douses them with cold water under fifty pounds pressure for up to half an hour with brief breaks, sometimes driving inmates toward insanity.
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Denver
Col
Penitentiary Investigating
Washington Waifs and Douglass Denial Fact Check
War Department has no new information on Crook. General Drum doubts sensational Indian scout massacre claims. Frederick Douglass denies President Arthur involvement in colored convention timing and Louisville meeting set for September. Ex representative Defendorf told postmaster general to submit Virginia complaints directly to the department for consideration. He planned to present charges soon.
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Crook
War Department
Drom
United States
Frederick Douglass
Arthur
Douglass
Louisville
Eall
Defendorf
Virginia
Norfolk
Dezendorf
A Pugilist Sues a Mayor in Odd Dispute
Special to Associated Press reports from May 29 detail a Philadelphia style oddity as a pugilist sues a mayor amid mysterious local disappearance rumors. Sporting notes from May 28 cover track practice at Charter Oak Park and a six day walking match standings with multiple contenders and shifting scores.
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N.J
J. IL ‘Boyd
Starrcorp
Bair
Maud
Charter Oak Park
Bartimone
Toghes
Albert
Hart
Noremac
Panchot
Sweeney
Bennett
Cox
Wanl
Hughes
Sweeny
War with the Miners intensifies after militia clash
Special to Associated Press reports riots as troops fire on strikers. John Symer and Fred Hoffmaster are among the dead or wounded. Thirty six rioters arrested. Militia in control by nine. Women flee at sight of soldiers. Court kneeling scene ends with denunciations of militia. Several miners reported hurt with uncertain totals.
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Col. Barkley
East St.Louis
Anthony
Sone
John Symer
Fred Hoffmaster
William Starkey
James Blanchard
Martin Carroll
Decoration Day Observance in Yosemite Area
The Observer is not issued tomorrow due to Decoration Day. The Yosemite docked at noon with 400,000 feet of lumber for D Wright & Co. A local Young Men's Temperance and Anti-Tobacco Association meets Mondays with about 20 members. Citizens and soldiers held a City Hall meeting to plan Decoraton Day events, with Majors Reynolds, Harrison and Rider in charge. the procession will include cadets in full uniform. The holiday closes schools banks and shops. Hon J T Williams is invited to speak for the soldiers of Dunkirk. assembly at City Hall at 12:30 for the procession.
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Young Men's Temperance and Anti-Tobacco Association
BIC. A
John O'Donnell
C. F. White
Reynolds, Harrison
Rider
Fredonia
Ludlow
J. T. Williams
Dunkirk
Lawa
Strikes Update Across North America and Pension Record
Cleveland Tolling Mill chief foresees no strike or lockdown as labor tensions ease. Hamilton bricklayers end walkout after Masters grant 3 a day. San Antonio wool dealer Ed Buckley assigns assets totaling 150000 with liabilities 200000 amid wool price slump. St Louis reports miners plan to resume with sheriff protection. Troy resident Mrs. Thomas Hines receives $7868 pension plus $75 monthly, the largest local award after an eleven year fight. her husband was wounded at Gettysburg. An inmate at Washington Soldiers’ Insane Asylum noted.
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Troy
Thomas Hines
Green Island
Gettysburg
Itg
Soldiers’ Insane Asylum
Washington
Vicinity Haps and Mishaps From Our Shears and Noted Items
Erie area notes report shells and packages of water cheese sales and prices at East Aurora and Corry exchanges. Fire department donations praised while nickel plate line plans clarified. Forest fires threaten oil rigs near Haymaker with crews on alert. A Lake Shore freight wreck spills corn, sold locally at 40 cents per bushel. farmers buy cheap grain.
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Haymaker
Constanly
Lake Shore Road
Erie
Erie County
Case in Police Court for Malicious Mischief and Disorderly Conduct
The People agt John Welch John Watson and Edward Dempsey faced charges of malicious mischief and disorderly conduct. The first two defendants had their complaint withdrawn with costs settled including damages to Michael Hayden. Dempsey is not yet arrested. W Y Johnson, a Center street baker, was injured when his bread cart toppled after a wheel caught in a streetcar track at Fourth and Center. He was carried home, revived, and later rested with Dr Parker attending. not considered seriously injured.
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John Welch
John Watson
Edward Dempsey
Michael Hayden
Mike
Dempsey
W. Y. Johnson
Center Street
Forth and
Center
Galway's New Bishop and Senator's Pace Fire Up Telegrams
Special Dispatch reports Michael Cleary the pugilist sued the mayor for 5000 dollars damages for blocking a sparring exhibition with Sullivan. The item appears in a late May dispatch from Partapytria noting incendiary fires and a boxing dispute as the focus.
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Sying
Evening Observer
Partapytria
Michael Cleary
Pugilist
Sullivan
Boot Makers Refuse to Arbitrate
Credinsari May 90 reports that boot makers refuse arbitration amid the ongoing lockout, with the shoe makers ending their strike not affecting boot maker resistance and no consent to arbitration.
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Specie
Evening Observer
Credinsari
Pope confirms Carr to Galway bishopric amid Ireland unrest
Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer reports Pope Pius IX confirms Thomas J Carr of Maynooth College as bishop of Galway after assurances he was not involved in Irish agitation. A further papal encyclical will condemn secret societies and order priests to deny the sacraments to those linked to sedition.
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Evening Observer
Loxpox
Thomas J Carr
Maynooth College
Galway
Ireland
Four Fires Destroy Two Factories in May 98 Blaze
In May 98 at 1 a.m. incendiaries started four fires in separate locations. Reynolds and Wheaton’s sash and door factory burned with an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. Averille, Russell and Carpenter’s paper warehouse also destroyed, with losses around 87000 dollars.
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Evening Observer
Mmssearous
Reynolds & Wheaton
Averille, Russell & Carpenter
Crook and the Apaches Battle Near Guauquay
Special dispatch from the Evening Observer notes General Crook clashing with Apaches near Guauquay. Crook’s force counted five hundred men and fifty Indians were killed in the engagement.
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Tuscox
Crook
Guauquay
Senator Candee Spat Upon by Chicago Gambler Mike McDonald
Special Dispatch reports in Curiaco on May 29 that in the State Senate Senator Candee called justice Prenderyile a tool of Chicago gamblers and under Mike McDonald’s influence. Yesterday McDonald accosted Candee and spat in his face. Candee did not retaliate.
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Curiaco
Candex
State Senate
Justice Prenderyile
Chicago
Mike McDonald
Candee
McDonald
Weather Summary for Lower Lakes Regions
Special dispatch notes partly cloudy skies over the Lower Lakes with local rains. Winds are mostly northwesterly, temperatures remaining stationary or lower, and a higher barometer reading is reported.
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Washington
Lower Lakes
Buffalo One Price Clothing Store Ad Notice
An old newspaper ad promotes Spring and Summer clothing at the Buffalo One Price Clothing Store, 47 Center St, with a vast stock and one price, along with other local notices about tobacco and beer offerings and a building corner dirt dumping prohibition near Mullet and Front Streets signed by Josten Rogan.
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Buffalo One Price Clothing
Center St
Buffalo
Mullet
Josten Rogan
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