Riots in Belfast as Orangemen Fire on Catholics
June 10 dispatches describe renewed Orangemen demonstrations in Belfast. Stones shattered Catholic homes and taverns as police failed to disperse the mob. A volley from police killed several rioters, with many wounded. a young woman barmaid died from a head wound. Soldiers later restored order amid ongoing clashes and arrests of Catholic merchants in Lurgan and attacks on Protestant homes in Armagh.
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British Parliament Dissolution Planned Before Harvest
London June 10. Scores of Tory and Liberal election agents meet with party whips to map campaign plans for the coming elections. Gladstone presses home rule candidates in each constituency and mobilizes workers for campaigning and polling. Government aims to dissolve parliament by June 4 or earlier if business allows. The Queen consents after consulting Lord Hartington, who favors dissolution if he could form a ministry. Cholera cases rise in Venice Bari Nice with several deaths. Florence reports non cholera illness from bad water. Adelina Patti and Sig. Nicolini wed in Swansea at the French consulate with crowd cheers. In Ohio, a special meeting of the American Baseball Association addresses fines against the St. Louis club and conduct charges against Busbon and Nathan.
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American Base Hall Association
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New Monuments Unveiled At Gettysburg Field
Wrumrgeton Del June 10 The two monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield honor the actions of the Mirat and Second Delaware regiments in the engagement. Unveiling occurred with ceremonies and a special car from here carrying a committee of the legislature, the orator Gen. C Massey and others including Gov Stockley and Gen J P Poutlos.
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Jour
Gov, Stockley
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J. P. Poutlos
Rumblings of wrath and fishering threats rise
Reports from Gloucester and coastal towns depict fishermen banding in protest against a three mile fishing exclusion. Officials seek action while unions and Knights of Labor plan defense measures. In North Carolina and Pennsylvania, personal tragedies and union decisions follow amid wage scale talks and lockouts.
Civil service debate rages in Congress over reform
Washington reports on a daylong House discussion over civil service reform and related budget riders. Butterworth defends patronage limits while Townshend and Randell push for nonpartisan exams. The exchange covers executive power, governor Hill’s stance, and calls for fair, bipartisan rules amid political tension.
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Utah Territorial Admission Debate Echoes Thwarted Pleas
Senate consideration of Utah permission to statehood reveals doubt on admissibility proofs and fears of expediting admission. Hawley condemns federal delay in allowing citizens to seek court redress, while Adams accuses Congress of scandalous handling of petitions from ailing territories.
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Senate adjourns after crowded session on civil service and scandals
Washington June 1 A senate session yielded no major business as civil service debates continued and several rearms were postponed. A telephone scandal and internal department intrigue surfaced alongside talk of court and labor law revisions while presidential plans for a summer in Washington drew attention.
Interstate Drill to be Held in Galveston With 12000 Prize List
The Wanagers board announces an interstate drill in Galveston next August with prizes totaling 12000 for best drilled infantry and artillery units. Awards include 1500 for Bacon prize, 1000 for two-army categories, and various specialty recognitions. Leading southern and several northern teams expected. state and individual honors also noted.
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Narth
Crasis in the Dairies Triggers $230,000 Collapse
A major dairy industry collapse begins with Charlo Baltz & Co of Chicago and spreads to W. A. Bolos of Marengo, dragging in multiple regional factories and banks. The event, centered near Marengo, involves significant debts, court judgments, and mortgage filings, with Holos’ liabilities estimated around $186,000 and widespread losses among dairy suppliers and local manufacturers.
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North Chicago line to lay street car cables approved
City council passes ordinance granting North Chicago Passenger Railway Company right to lay cables for 127000 dollars to be divided among more than twenty men. Mayor reportedly will not veto. past payoffs alleged but unproven as to specifics.
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