Transatlantic notes on European politics and trials
A dense dispatch covers Irish trial of O'Donnell with prosecution by Pokind and forthcoming testimony from Mrs Carey. It notes alleged plots by Fenian groups, France and China seeking American backing, Germany policing Europe, and Turkey seeking protection. Also reports on a banquet for Americans in Liverpool and various other mid 19th century items worldwide.
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O'Donnell
Loxpon
Pokind
O'Donnel
O' Donnell
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Carey
France
China
England
America
Maquis Tzeng
Chicago Pop Convention Draws Vast Attendees
A large Christian convention program highlights talks on securing support for Christ's work. Speakers include notable religious leaders and regional attendees discuss overcoming barriers to missionary efforts.
Yellow Fever In Mexico Sparks Panic And Deaths
Yellow fever ravages Guaymas and surrounding towns with hundreds fleeing the city. Twelve members of an opera troupe died after arrival, eighteen deaths reported, mass burials by untrained teams, and merchants shuttered doors as illness spreads to Tlermassillo and Mazatlan. conditions described as panic stricken with desperate measures.
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Mexico
Guarmas
Mex
Board of Health
Tron van Bias
Hauily
Trent
Tlermassillo
Mazatlan
Guayimas
Australian sculler Laycock clash delayed by injury
Edward Hanian, arriving from St. Louis to meet E. T. Platt of Laycock the Australian sculler, seeks a match in Australia but Platt is called to New York. Laycock broke a leg, delaying negotiations for a race.
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Crrcaco
Edward Hanian
St. Louis
E. T. Platt
Laycock
Australia
Platt
New York
State Tariff Convention Draws Hocking Valley Miners
Between six and seven hundred miners of the Hocking Valley with delegates from about forty clubs arrived for the State tariff convention under the Association of American Economists. An effective State organization formed and speeches delivered by Judge Lawrence General Green B Baum and others. Complimentary parade. Also observed were a Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows visit in Providence with a two division procession and thousands in attendance. Music provided by thirty or forty bands. In St Louis a freight and passenger train collision at Corning Mo injured Frederick Johnson and other crew. two locomotives wrecked.
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Solumbts
Hocking Valley
Association of American Economists
Lawrence
Green B. Baum
Providence
Sept_ RL
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
St. Louis
St. Joe
Corning
Kansas City, St. Joe & Council
Frederick Johnson
Fire destroys Lloyd's lime-kiln building at Featorle
A fire at an early hour wrecked Lloyd's lime-kiln building in Featorle, Fostonts, C. Loss estimated at $1,000. A favorable wind spared nearby property, reducing further damage.
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Fostonts
Dept
Lloyd's
Missing Louisville man August Schneider sought by friends
Augustus F. Schneider of Louisville has been missing since last Saturday night. He was last seen at his father's house on Wenzel Street between Main and Market, then reportedly headed to his mother in law's near Fohiset Street. He is described as about 33, English speaking, 5 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds, wearing dark clothes. Anyone with information is asked to contact Thomas & Co. in Louisville. Also recounted is a ship wrecker account from Halifax where Captain Alfred Gasston and crew endured a fierce gale and loss of thirteen lives including the captain's wife and four children. Survivors were four crew members rescued by a shore boat. The list names First Officer George Foye, Second Officer Arthur Sloimes, Steward unnamed, John Johnson, Lewis Smith, Frederick Henderson, Arthur Porthouse, Ernest Moulton, Mrs Emily Gasston, and several children.
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St. Josefn
Connett
Connett Brothers
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Arthur
Prince Min Yong Ik
Min Yong Ik
Hong Yonk Sik
So Koang Pom
Legation
August F. Schneider
Louisville
Jett
Fohiset Street
Jefferson Street
Thomas & Co
Halifax
Alfred Gasston
Cus
Aimilar Marmer
Gasston
England
Ving
George Foye
Arthur Sloimes
John Johnson
Lewis Smith
Fredrick Henderson
Arthur Porthouse
Ernest Moulton
Emily Gasston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fulton Street
Elizabeth Kemlo
James Kemiie
Newark
N.J
Frances
Kemie
Rif
Apaches Raid Ranches Near Antelope Springs
Eight hostile Apaches attacked a hog ranch at Antelope Springs sixteen miles from town on Monday morning. George Ware was killed Amos Williams escaped to bring news. Citizens pursued the hostiles as rumors place the main body near the Car tirandas. Terrezas force reportedly active in mountains. capture claimed but unconfirmed.
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Tomustoxe
A. T
Antelope Springs
Fivo
George Ware
Amos Williams
Sonora
Crook
Caartirandas
Joaquin Terreza
Terreza
Tooth Jerker Scoundrel Targets Farmers in Peoria County
A新 swindler posing as itinerant dentist preys on farmers across neighboring counties, first reported in Peoria County. He borrows a horse and buggy, pulls teeth without payment, offers to fabricate false teeth for half price, and vanishes after taking impressions. Funeral of the Drummer Boy notes Henry G Mourer, a Ninety-fourth Illinois volunteer, who died at thirty-five after service beginning at age thirteen. Duluth receives record wheat arrivals, four hundred carloads totaling about 200,000 bushels, signaling a strong harvest.
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Hillsboro
Til
Peoria
Sixcons
Henry G. Mourer
Qi ‘Nals
Dwight
Ife
Carlinville
DeLern
Minn
Duluth
Love's Young Dream Divorce Case in Milwaukee
Milwauke e Wis Sept 38 Melinda Pope of ienesco twenty nine years old married last week by Justice Beuzler to William Colin under twenty one seeking a divorce on grounds she meant to marry his brother but was deceived as they look alike The Colin she wedded is dissolute while the one she wanted is steady and respectable Professor Swift's Comet Rocarston N J Sept 13 The comet discovered by Prof Swift director of the Werner Observatory moves toward the oval hence verification failed Sunday morning though first seen Tuesday torurs fast The pee an nouncement that Howese pier to th ose above stated is cviectly an error
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Milwaukee
Wis
Melinda Pope
Ienesco
Justice Beuzler
William Colin
Conlin
Rocarston
Prof Swift
Werner Observatory
Howese Pier
Capital
James F. Gardner
Colorado
Otway
Utah
Aleck Firay
Department of Justice
Ele
Matt Carpenter
Tuwa
United States
Dispatch
New York
Corean
Arctic Expeditions and Treasury Talks in Capital Notes
Congress will likely withhold sanction for Arctic expeditions after relief efforts for Lieut. Greely and his party. Funds, pensions, and current expenses are under review, with calls on three percent bonds possible this week. Melville and others volunteer for a relief search, while Mint chief Burchard reports metals production trends and Navy plans for the Powhatan to aid the relief effort.
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Wasie Nadas
Congress
Creeley
Caplan Belong
Livry
Franklin Bay
House
Hias
Greeley
Melville
al de Denunette
Lucien Youur
Navy
Lwwe
Fremmit Panephoner
Tyson
Leedrothe i
Preasury Department
Folger
Mardy Tall
Burchard
Far West
Powhatan
Secretary of the Navy
St. Johna
N. F
Fire Besieges St Louis Jail Causes Bedlam
An exciting scene unfolded in a St Louis city jail during a fire that destroyed a planing mill opposite. Prisoners panicked as flames reached the jail roof and fence, leading to screams and frenzied cell battles before the fire was checked and order restored.
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St. Louis
Addolng
Yesterdy
Spruce Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Phoenix Maning Mit
Discoverat Co
Kiler
Hanged to a Telegraph Pole in Cheyenne City
An asylum of mob justice reports that Wenzel was killed and Knight wounded when a man attacked wagon companions. The assailant, known as Tlurry Mosher, was seized from jail by masked men and hanged at a telegraph pole in the city center.
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Wrewig
Cheyenne
Tlurry Mosher
Wenzel
Knight
Hurled to Death at Craft's Station
William Barber, 69, prominent Lebanon county farmer, was killed at Craft's station when a freight locomotive struck him after he set a valise on the eastbound track. He had been visiting and was en route to his nephew Loren Waterman's home nearby. He died about an hour later. body sent to Lebanon.
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Atavla
N. Y
William Barber
Lebanon
Craft's Station
Here
Barber
Ere
Loren Waterman
Craft
Late News Items From a Distant Era in Brief
An assortment of short items notes, among them disciplinary suspensions for Thomas J. Leckey and a cadet, Bird, dismissed from the Naval Academy after a firing incident. Philadelphia dyers and Horner Brothers weavers resume wage-raising labor. Two men hanged for massacre participation after Al exandra evacuation. Armies report heavy dust injuries during German maneuvers. Russian arrests of Guards and Navy officers tag Nihilist plots. Henry M. Stanley party member reaches Madevia. French burned Loange over land sale rejection. Wilminton Del hosts Volkesfest for German American school with parade. Jack Ryan murders in Muscatine context. Lordsbury, N A murder unclear. Sable Island floods drown cattle. several towns flood and structures damaged. Boston stabbing case linked to thieves Liverpool Jack. Watertown watchman threatened by anonymous warning. Massachusetts colored citizens delegate Louisville convention. call to colored men. Eyeland Lord Lieutenant abolishes special resident magistrate, replaces with divisional magistrates. New Orleans Captain Carter reports improved channel water at Phun Point Lake Providence. State books of Storer Brothers Portland, Me. denied. clerical error to blame. creditor meeting slated.
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Toronto
Thomas J. Leckey
Dyer
Philadelphia
E. LD. Bird
Wisconsin
Naval Academy
John Meenan
Horner Brothers
Fim
Alexandra
Arabi Pasha
St. Petersburg
Navy
Henry M. Stanley
Madevia
Loange
Liverpool Jack
George Aston
Boston
Spuils
Watchman Coffer
Watertown
Conn
Ambler
Slamford
Massachusetts
Louisville
Eyeland
Dublin
Carter
New Orleans
Phun Point
Lake Providence
Storer Brothers
Portland
OK Citizen D. A. Henshaw Dies in Milwaukee
D A Henshaw aged longtime Milwaukee resident drops dead of apoplexy Monday forenoon at his home 420 Madison Street He was an early 1861 volunteer in the Wisconsin Regiment and served as a Western Union telegraph cashier in the city later becoming marine clerk at the port at the time of death.
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Milwaukee
AL Henshaw
Madison Street
Hen Hen
Wisconsin Regiment
Western Union
Prussian Spendthrift Dr Samuel Van der Sleyden
Dr Samuel Van der Sleyden, who died by his own hand in Winfield Long Island, hailed from a wealthy Aachen family in Prussia. He spent much of his fortune before emigrating to America and used the remainder after settling in Winfield two months ago.
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York
Samuel van der Sleyden
Winfield
Long Island
Aachen
Prussia
America
Governor Nomination Boosts Republican Streak In N J
Fragmented notices report Judge Jonathan Dixon nominated for Governor on the first Republican ballot at the Trenton convention. Separate items note a Pennsylvania arrest for a former Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre official accused of attempting to assault a girl, a diphtheria outbreak and school closures in Michigan, a fatal Erie train crash injuring a widower with six children, and a man bound over on incest charges in another case.
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Tredton
N. J
Jonathan Dixon
Ana Chrem
William Joidison
Erie
Wis
Ater
Minnie Methuy
Warsaw
Canisteo
Adrian
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Alance
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Tonquin
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Pacific Ocean
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J. TH. Mitchell
Roanoke
Ind
John Roberts
Christian Canvetlis
Newsra Perhhlhive
Harri Buea
Pattison
Appropriations Committees
Obicado
Denver
Ute Creek
Don Macedonia Aragon
Aragon
Deadwood
Dakota
Little Missouri
J. A. Praden
Jack Harris
Hanian and Laycock
Featorle
Pie
Satering
Professor Swift
Capital Notes
Sulida
Florida Ship Canal
Florida Ship Canal and Transit Company
St. John’s River
Charley McCombs
Fort Scott
Kan
Silver City
N. AL
F. T. Ware
Charles McCombs
Galveston
Tex
Longview
Careaco
Thne Island
Charles Tiobinson
Bet Wyarma
Peter Peh
Sitias
Wilkesbat&l. Pa
John C. Williamson
Lehigh & Wikesbarre Coal Company
Llewellyn
Beames Sixeixez
Mich
Lov Charles
Dob
Tresiny
Capesty
Bob Ferd
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Veree
Louisiana
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