Greeley Tribune in Greeley, Colorado

Various 19th Century Affairs Span Seas to Politics

Seizure of the Nip igon in Chicago over navigation laws and forfeiture of vessel and cargo. Durango fire destroys I. Kritschke’s dry goods stock and damages surrounding property, with total loss around 80 000 dollars and insured 47 000. Yellow fever rages on the Isthmus with about forty deaths daily. Home Rule bill second reading expected Monday, Gladstone sets the date. Derby and Nottingham nonconformist ministers sign a dissatisfaction address. Canadians alarmed by armed Yankee schooners. Bellerophon sent after them. Good rains boost parched Texas pastures. Spanish fishermen seized on Florida coast released. 187 business failures that week, vs 181 prior year. Gold found near Louisiana, Missouri on Samuel Kurn’s farm. North Atlantic squadron ordered to Portland, Maine for fishing grounds visit. Ex-President Arthur samples bridal cake. Manning resignation public, president declines and grants furlough until Oct 1. A $10 000 package from Union National Bank to Van Wert, Ohio arrives with contents missing after substitution. Highland Reform League endorses Home Rule for Scotland. Pall Mall Gazette targets Blaine for Portland speech. Belfast riot at Queen’s Island shipyards ends with a death. From the Press: Mrs A M Hubert returns from Greeley and Fort Morgan. Flora Hunt departs for Richmond, Indiana after Highland Lake teaching term ends. Fox-Greene mill sale completes for 11 950 to Milling combination. earlier bid 12 025 by Nutter with cash failure leads to final sale to highest bidder.