Deputy Sheriff Murdered In Cold Blood Desperado Reward Offered
News from Santa Fe New Mexico notes a deputy sheriff, Jasper N. Corn, killed while attempting to arrest outlaw Nicholas Aragan near Gallinan's Springs. Aragan, an escaped prisoner, had a reward posted. Governor offers 500 dollars for Aragan plus 500 for Frank Beck and Tom Welsh in a separate case. The report also lists fires and other local incidents from Omaha to Baltimore with varied losses.
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Santa Fre
New Mexico
Lincoln County
Nicholas Aragan
Jasper N. Corn
Aragan
Corn
Gallinan’s Springs
Aiso
Frank Beck
Tom Welsh
Joe Hickson
Good Hope
Train wreck on the Nattimore & Obie route injures dozens
A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train derailed near Alta four miles south of Mansfield after a siding collision. The third car struck a freight engine, causing a total wreck of cars beyond. Dozens of passengers and crew were injured, with Conductor McDonald of Newark among the wounded. Several seriously hurt were taken to Zanesville.
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Nattimore & Obie Ratrout
MaAxstreip
Baltimore & Ohio
Noth
Alta
Mansfield
C.D. McDonald
Newark
Manic Gilley
Zanesville
Bady
W. Fox
Danesville
Theodore Fox
F. AD. Shafer
Newcomerstown
L. Baker
McConnellsville
J. J. Moore
Chicago
Mary C. Nind
Minneapolis
Ama Ort
George A. Blackwell
J. J. Neptune
Barnesville
Carson
Red
Vor Teitmann
Columbus
Charles Ge
George Koons
Mendon
Josrrim
Mfo
St. Joseph
Platte River
Charles McCammon
Fry
Utica
Neb
J. I. Rice
Teemer Gaudauer Race Ends Amid Controversy at Creve Cour
Five thousand spectators watched the Creve Cour Lake race where Gaudauer defeated Teemer by a half mile after Teemer’s boat cracked midcourse. Time 20:3, with Teemer’s boat half full of water. Debates over tampering and heavy bets totaling about 250000 surrounded the outcome. Referee Thomas J. Gallagher reserved decision pending further inquiry.
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Gaudauer
Creve Cour Lake
Leemer
St Louis
Teemer
Gaudaver
Toemer
Gandauer
Thomas J. Gallagher
Meridian Conference Concludes With Greenwich Meridian Pact
The International Meridian Conference final meeting approved the minutes and prepared an official copy for the United States government likely to become a treaty adopting Greenwich as universal initial meridian. San Domingo abstained and France voted negative. the universal day definition was nearly adopted. Admiral Rodgers praised Secretary Paddock for handled duties and the conference adjourned sine die with protocols in French and English. A photograph of President Arthur with autograph will be given to delegates.
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Wasnixcox
United States
Greenwich
San Domingo
France
Lefure
Admiral Rodgers
Paddock
Departments of State
Arther
Dominion notes vigil after arrest near Miller residence
Manitoba dispatch reports Attorney General Miller not fleeing town but mobs surrounded his house by two o clock Sunday. J jail guarded with rifles ready to fire, violence averted. Miller to resume duties at the Government building today. Ottawa notes Indian Pacific Railroad expenses up with traffic down. St John reports a rowing match won by Treny Vail over Hugh McCormick in 21 minutes 3 2 seconds. Burpee & Co. faces 170000 liabilities, 112000 assets. Toronto records 200 students clashing with police. John J Boyd fined 3 dollars and 30 days.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Miller
Hi House
Ottawa
Gil
Usnndian Pacific Railroad
St. Joan
N. G
John J. Boyd
Boyd
Opening of the World Exposition at New Orleans
Colonel E A Burke announces a noon opening for the World's Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition in New Orleans. Exhibits be received until December 10 with opening day on December 16. space expanded by 60 000 square feet to accommodate applicants. A separate notice reports a warrant for Patrick Belleshan and others over a spurious issue of the World and libelous articles, with civil damages sought at 200000.
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New Orleans
E. A. Burke
Congress
New York
Patrick Belleshan
Patrick Ford
Irish Work
Ford
Manitoba mob burns official over jail escape death
A Manitoba crowd burned Attorney General Miller in effigy after a guard assault on Johna McCormick jailed for larceny. The mob demanded Miller’s removal, marching to the jail and government building as police and military failed to disperse them. Miller fled by train to St Vincent Minnesota amid growing public indignation.
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Manitoba
Michipicoton
Winatrea
Miller
Johna McCormick
Dakota
Milley
St. Vincent
Minn
ToreKa
Kas
Wichita
Santa Fe Railroad
Soccorro
Nottawa
Mich
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railway
Mendon
Blieli
Sturgis
Willian Green
George Kuhn
Lee
Omaha
Ned
Union Pacific
Jsoth
Charles Wilson
Dan Mahlon
Dwernarr
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario
Toronto Police
Michipienton
Ont
Daughter of a Wealthy Englishman Dying in an Almshouse
The dying wife of a wealthy Englishman claims noble origins while living in an almshouse in Pittsburgh. She recounts eloping at sixteen with a servant, being disinherited, and her husband deserting her in 1871. Her brother, a harvest tool firm head in England, once visited. a carriage sighting accompanied the family tale. She asked the Poor Board to keep her name secret after death.
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Potssevein
Pittsburgh
Wolverton
England
Gordon's Capture and Retreat to Shendy Amid Khartoum Siege
Telegram from Dongola to the Khedive details General Gordon's capture by El Mahdi forces after a breakdown in Khartoum relief. Gordon and a reduced garrison retreated to Shendy, where a strong guard secured him. Deserters and heavy rebel attacks forced his surrender, as reports say Khartoum fell and Gordon became a prisoner.
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Gordon
Caio
Dongola
Khedive
Shendy
Khartoum
Gorda
Oldrrison
Stewart
Garton
Nile
Riften
Slendy
Oposite
Indy
Pyre
Fia
the Times
Prince of Wales
el Mahdi
Fakhartoum
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Denkirk
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Elas Nail
Dunkirk
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
East Second ST
Chautauqua Farmer
Observer
Gusenven
Prakirk
Farmel and Observer Publish Company
Telegraphic
Mepfalo Cheapitailies
Associated Press
Martin
G.ness
Mt Cnown
Ofice
Geo. FE. Blackham
Buffato Street
Leneeen
Sisthik N.Y
Eal
Particula
Ar Studio
Deer St
James Irving
Scra Dtulding
Center Street
Tamphiets
Kira Afpt
Yoelsna Insirn
Rentil Music
Starsec
Circor
Sixtin
Itr
Avene
Buaitile
Tabby
Raman
Sten
N. C, Tinker
Gamestown
N.Y
Bil
Fi Cy
Augusta Maine
Home Daily
and Telegraphic News
Erie
Berie Stor Monroe
Punkirk
Sherif
Willow Spring
Fie
East Port
Lubec
Driscol's
Lampson
New York Mass
Wardell & Clark
Tuladelpna
Robert Tlaas
Fears Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Richard Trucke
Augusta Quinn
Dowdsin Colleges Club
Pontoaxp
Bowdoin College
Lexington
Bavrorp
Bauthvone
Mary Clifford
Thomas L. Clifford
Cuxconn
N. J
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Maine
Arthur
New Yor
Third Avene
Chester A. Arthur
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Asmby
Mucder
Sommavirsa
Mass
Harry Asarist
George Oates
Jersey City
Whitney
Honey
Taleo
Shirley
Maga
Elnodh
Teemer VS
Baltimore
Gibbons
McCloskey
Bostox
South Deston
Invernment
Sphserihe
Evesesa Onskarae
Merilian
Congrena
THE
Dominion
Miler
New Orleans Exposition
Nastrans Murricane
Nassau
Dahama’s
Sith
Ttule
Jonathan Knight
Palmetto Point Reef
Severat
Anderson
Paris
Tex
Lamar County
Dill Dass
Low Williams
Bass
Nasuville
Tenn
Taylor
Andy Taylor
London
Barcague
Virginia L. Farragut
William Loyal
Norfolk
Naval
Bright
Bhendy
Shendys
Lolinesl
Gay
Pemociai
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Loreanville
Iberia Parish
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Bello
Joe Guillaus
Penocrat
Victor Beritte
Jules Metayer
Victor
Tegroes
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City
Bradford
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Ege and Brewer
Watenloo
Iowa
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