Egyptian Army Destroyed by El Mahdi Forces Near Obeid
From Cairo to Khartoum reports say the army of Hicks Pasha was annihilated after three days of fighting near El Obeid. El Mahdi’s forces, estimated at up to 306,600, included Dervishes and regulars, with only an European artist escaping. The battle left Hicks Pasha’s divided force in a square, broken after days of heavy combat.
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Wicks Pasha
Lospon
Reug
Cairo
Highs 'Pasha
el Mahdi
Khartou
Fi Mahdi
el Obeid
Bi Maha
Mieks Pasha
Eariy
Council of Ministers
al Khari
Goba
Soudan
Hicks Pasha
Iy Donovan
Buen
Obeid
Nile
Fi 1
Uader el Mahdi
Seeptember
Wicki Pasha
Lowell
Texpon
University of St. Andrews
James Russell Lowelt
United States
Gibson
China
Frence
Baeninhk
Talering
Missouri Storm Destroys Homes and Kills Five
Heavy rains flood McKenzie Creek in Piedmont Reynolds County sweeping away several houses. Two women and three children drowned, livestock lost, Iron Mountain Railroad badly washed. Piedmont losses estimated at 16000. Madison County Saline Creek flood damages buildings. one bridge swept away. Ironton area reports washouts on the ten Mountain. high winds cause further damage. Weather seen as the heaviest in years across southeast Missouri.
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Missour
St. Louris
Missouri
McKenzie Creek
Piedmont
Reynolds County
Iron Mountain
Madison County
Saline Creek
Ten Mountain
Ironton
Four-Body Murders Erupt Near Jackson City
A deadly massacre occurred seven miles southwest of Jackson City, with farmer Crouch and his son and daughter found murdered in different rooms. A drifter, plus a colored boy and a white maid, reported strange sounds and an armed chase. authorities pursue suspects as residents flood the area. The scene suggests a single author, with the community in shock and a large posse hunting for the killer.
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Jackson
Mich
Sumit
Cob D. Crouch
Wietead
Morver County
Jackson County
Crouch
Lown
Byron
Texas
Jacks County
Fort Worth
Nesry Crouch
Raughes
Thales
Census reports near completion for manufacturing and agriculture topics
The Census Bureau plans to publish the second volume this winter covering manufactures and a third on agriculture, with about a thousand pages. A later volume will cover cotton culture and transportation. The eighteen or nineteen volumes aim for distribution at the new session, with several special agent reports ready or nearing completion, including mortality and defects in charitable institutions.
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Wasiuxetor
Congress
Billings
Wines
Waites
Waite
Caeral Walker
Bureau
Bo Ton
East Greenwich jury returns manslaughter verdict with mercy
In the Congdlan marche at East Greenwich yesterday morning after forty hours deliberation the jury returned a manslaughter verdict with a mercy recommendation. Fire case drew unprecedented public interest. Commodore John M. Berrien, retired U S Navy officer, died yesterday of palsy.
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Provinexon
East Greenwich
John M. Berrien
United States Navy
Manela Proayvronne
National Base Ball League closes with new rules
The National Base Ball League held its closing session behind closed doors. The meeting set a 16 game season with four games at the meeting and adopted major rule changes, including abolishing the foul ball under certain conditions and altering umpire authority. Officers were elected, including President A. Perry and committee appointments announced. The session touched on contracts for reserve players and the broader future of the league.
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Wasamatox
Hell
Wal
Follax
Pireciors
Thompson
Deleeh
Dida A
Isao
National Apreersiit
Pelses
Gaston
National Base Ball League meets in secret session
Washingtox November 22 The National League Base Ball Association is in secret session here with all clubs represented Mr Young re-elected Secretary and the championship awarded to the Bostons Meeting adjournment noted MIe Resuming Work
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National Base Ball League
Washingtox
National League Base Ball Association
Mr. Young
Bostons
National Grange convention in session at Washington
News notes from the period cover a wide range of items. The Nation Grange holds its annual convention in Washington and continues the Ship Island quarantine station during the water shortage. Various court-martial proceedings, treasury payments, and international affairs are reported.
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Washington
Ship Island
Teller
McGarrahen
Idra
Mahmoud Pasha
Toka
Uck
Fort Snelling
McKibben
Fifteenth Infantry
Virginia Democratic State Committee
Virginia
Mahone
Secretary of the Treasury
China
Folger
de Brazza
Stanleypool
Stanley
Mahoka
Telegrapher's Mutual Benefit Association
Continental
Philadelphils Telegraphers
Curio von Froth
Martin
England
New York Tea Trade Sets Daily Record Amid Speculation
Tea transactions in New York yesterday reached a record daily total with 30 thousand chests sold. A speculator bought 25,000 chests of Amoy Colony for about 200 thousand dollars as cropping concerns spurred betting. In Cincinnati a detected embezzler, Grant Sells of Indianapolis, was arrested while en route to Louisville and jailed. Albany mills suffered a fire last night causing 100 thousand dollars in losses and laying off 25 workers.
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Milwaukee
Ashiind
Shermen
Japan
Bayfield
Duluth
Houghton
John McKay
Cleveland
New York
Wappensteinaay
Grant Sells
Indianapolia
Indianapolis
Louisville
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Hicks Pesha
Ren
Ter Brith Offceorg
Khartoum
Paper Millis
Paicace
Gonsolidatec ‘Paper Company
Northwest
New Albany
Ind
Joseph & Co
Curio von Feotha
Long Island Railroad Company
Quaintiff
John McKeon
Montreal
Sharples, Son & Co
Quaber
Bornton
Follett
Lim
San Francisco
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Chicago
Yesteraay Morning
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
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Blo
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Essex County
Henry
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York
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Chicago Junction
Baltimore & Ohio
Stere
New England
Buffalo
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Pfhe
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Eorellan Bay
Alspena
Michigan
Port Huron
Greenough Harbor
Big Island
St. Louis
Tower House
Municipal Assembly
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Arkansas
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Ark
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Crosse
Melbourne
Dhe Academy
Clurchats
Evre Sicle
Sheffield
Mnea
Ice
Case
Chataxooga
Alabama & Direct Southern Railway
Coating
Alba
New Orlean
Vane Mnt
Vincennes
Cacade
Nis
Nin
Elvels
Spring Lake Ice Company
Bist
Riverside
Loui
Vaile& Sparks
John Meehams
Deiderick
Auatin
George E. Spencer
Alabama
Brewster
Spencer
Prrreavnen
Chess
Cook & Co
Osasus Boreen
Clulins Commission
Clains
Coyernie
Amerie
Wident
Shehetah
Neading
Rattkenalke
Bendamin Kisime
Mfono- AL
Wilkinson
Boston
Tarbox
Union Mutual Insurance Company of Maine
Cold Blondie
Ashlanta Pa
John Steinhilber
Cad Thomas
Keras
Steinhilber
Steinillber
Head
Evanina Operavanr
Commodore Jen M. Berrien
Tose
National Base Hall
Foul-Hhatk Kule
Saul
Baith
Saapates
Gebuval Figen
Mie
Prrissenar
Superior Rail
Oliver Brothers
CATE
Dernne
Sharples’ Sons & Co
Ienabi Archanis
Cnion
Adamber
Chicace
Horatio G. Biting
Junker
Jacksonville
Fla
Times ‘Union
Fort Myers
Times- Democrat
Votcon
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