Legal Notice of Desertion and Honor of Bills
Dunkirk notices a husband declares his wife has left his home without cause and forbids harboring or paying her bills after September 10 1884. Jon Lasers 4500.
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Newspaper
Evening Observer
Location
Dunkirk, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1884
Page
1
Dunkirk notices a husband declares his wife has left his home without cause and forbids harboring or paying her bills after September 10 1884. Jon Lasers 4500.
Reports describe September 17 events in Matamoras and New Orleans style observances with cannon salutes and bells. Montery and Saltillo festivities draw American visitors as Diaz prepares to take office. Smuggling of Chinese across the border intensifies with port officials noting organized routes and high prices for illicit arrivals.
Destox September 18 The Provisional Committee of the People's Party met to perfect arrangements for the State Convention at Worcester on the 21th inst and chose J F O'Neil of Boston as temporary chairman Colonel N A Plimpton of Worcester permanent chairman and Colonel T W Clarke chairman of the Committee on Resolutions The Republican Congressional nominee Francis B Hayes of Lexington who was supposed to be fatally injured is better and his recovery is now expected The Notiti gation Committee informed him of his nomination yesterday and he accepted Bathsage September 188 The Democrats of the Second Congressional district met in convention at Towson to nominate a candidate for Congress The first ballot resulted Talbot Shaw Conservative Hopking This is the district in which the Democrats failed to make a choice last month when the convention at Baltimore adjourned in a deadlock after 41403 ballots had been taken Frank Shaw was nominated for Congress at Towson last evening by the delegates of the Second district Sevarn Emenast Mas September 18 The Republicans the Ninth Congressional district have nominated Frederick D Ely of Dedham on the eighth ballot SPELNGFIELD Mass President Seelye of Amherst College has declined the nomination for Governor tendered him by the Prohibition party PHILADELPHIA September 14 All the present Republican Congressmen from this city namely U1 Bingham First district Charles O Neill Second district Wm D Keily Fourth district and A C Harmer Fifth district were unanimously renominated yesterday by their respective District Conventions The following nominations were made in the Senatorial Districts First district G H Smith Third district Osborne Fifth district John C Grady
The Trades in Cincinnati propose a twelve and a half percent reduction on the Board price to stove manufacturers as a basis for settlement. The move follows recent tensions and mirrors a prior agreement reached by the Quincy moulders and makers. Molders cite potential disorganization as their main risk, while manufacturers have yet to respond. Lyman Phillips, secretary of the Cigar Maker's Union, has returned from a tour with $5,000 in contributions raised locally for aiding distressed cigar makers. Incorporation papers for a cooperative cigar factory were sent to Columbus. stock is set at $25,000. The incorporators include Charles Spritzky, Theo Schumacher, Charles Woesner, G. F. Woliner, and A. J. Wilhelm. The plant is planned to open within two weeks, employing about 175 workers.
Washington September 15 report that President Arthur designated Assistant Secretary Coon as Acting Secretary of the Treasury for ten days to allow time to choose a successor to Judge Folger. The move is seen as a compliment to Coon, with no formal ranking change among Treasury assistants.
General Sheridan presided at the preliminary meeting in City Hall with officers and reception committee members present. A parade and grand banquet were scheduled, and later a reception in the mayor’s office featured Senator Baker and John Van Voorhees.
Miss Roma Sickles, daughter of George C. Sickles, wed William H. Mead, a grocer’s clerk, after running away from New Rochelle. Sickles promises substantial financial backing and a possible grocery venture on Third Avenue. The marriage shocks family and public alike as details emerge from the New York event.
Paris dispatch reports the French fleet landed 2000 marines at Kinpab Pass then stormed Chinese earthworks. Chinese camps were attacked and defeated despite French forces being outnumbered. The action followed earlier bombardments and aims to clear the Min River corridor of Chinese forces.
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