Various World and U S News Roundup Highlights
Weekly summary notes standard silver dollars in circulation for the week, exports of petroleum products, and a drop in cotton crop condition. Reports on Coast Survey official Patterson’s death, rail mileage, Yorktown celebration guest invitation, and gold inflow prep. Maritime accidents, fires, lynching, colonies, comings and goings across states and nations are sketched with mixed outcomes and notable figures.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Patterson
United States Coast Survey
Washington
Baron Steuben
Yorktown
Treasury
Assay
New York
Philadelphia
National Agricultural Bureau
Iown
Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
California
Wisconsin
New England
Immigrant Fees Fight and Maritime News From New York
The Immigration Commissioners sue steamship lines for 40000 in inspection fees based on June and July landings at Castle Garden. Also noted are a New Orleans captured Italian bandit identified in New York, a murder charge dismissed in Williamsport, gold mine claims filed in Albany, and a Connecticut judge's death in Litchfield.
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Emigration Commissioners of
New York
Castle Garden
New Orleans
Atlantic
Samuel Miller
Williamsport
Albany
Fulton
Hamilton
Saratoga Counties
N. Y
Origen
Seymour
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Litchfield
Navy
Joseph Co
Eldridge
Brooklyn
Governor Long
William Allen
Massachusetts Supreme Bench
Colt
Contoocook
N. H
Yum Yum
Boston
Neponset River
Fire destroys National Theater in Prague Bohemia
On the evening of the 12th the National Theater at Prague was burned to the ground. Samuel Lorp, a Liverpool cotton broker, has failed with liabilities of 160000 dollars. The Boers declare Dutch the official language of the Transvaal. A London dispatch says Serena Viceroy of India asked permission.
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Ameri
Afghanistan
Genoa
Italy
Law
Edison
Paris
United States
Adrianople
Vienna
International Commissioners
Porte
Wire
William
Madrid
Spain
Pisco
Lima
Sardinia
Cagliari
Mannipoor
India
Onr Colclough
Trish
Caucasus
Altama
Mexico
National Theater
Prague
Bohemia
Samuel Lorp
Liverpool
Eng
Transvaal
London
Mth
Serena
Garfield's improving condition noted amid grave illness
Reports from August 1881 reveal Garfield's pulse and temperature fluctuations as doctors remain hopeful yet cautious. Secretary Blaine returns to Washington, while military officials plan for Yorktown Centennial attendance and Dublin Land League activity draws international subscriptions. A guard scuffle over a knife occurs in the prison cell of Gastau. The president writes to his mother stating he remains weak but gains daily with time.
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Blaine
Washington
Yorktown
Corbin
The
Land League
Dublin
Sexton
Australia
League
Gasteau
Tur
Garfield
Washinetor
D. C
Hitty
Mary
Jhames
A. Garfield
Elize Garfield
Hiram
Grave mix up ends in grave dispute at Glasgow Md
A baby’s grave in Glasgow Maryland drew careful tending by two strangers Brown and Mrs Ellison who did not know each other. After a new tombstone was erected a dispute led to opening a nearby neglected grave which Brown claimed held his infant, and the tombstone was removed.
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New Mexico
Atlantic & Pacific
William Campbell
Wisconsin
Dar O'Mara
Chippewa Falla
C. W. Chase
Campbell
Darkhurst
Charles Kon
Baltimore
Camden Street
Petersburg
Norfolk
Cameron Brothers
Fairgrounds
Cincinnati
A. Cook
Brownsville
Morrison
Garfield
Mississippi
Rugby
Tennessee
Spotted Tail
Cook
Black Crow
Fort Niobrara
T. O. Carpenter
Amos Prices
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakota
Signal Service
Mount Clemens
Mich
Republican State Central Committee of
California
Marcus D. Boruck
United States Senate
Wooster
Joseph Whitaker
United States Court
Little Rock
Yorktown
San Carlos Reservation
Marge
Bisiier SeGurs
San Francisco
Oregon Navigation Company
Raphael Pumperly
A. C. Wendover
Lexington
Detroit
Nana
Alamosa
Ipa
Idaho
New York
Hindoo
Lorillard
United States
Washington
Ric
Moretown
Annaam Flavell
Newark
N.J
Spru Ames
Dudge
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston
Iron Works
Reading
Glasgow
Mr. Brown
Ellison
Brown
Nathan Prettyman
Charles W. Curry
St. Louis
Prettyman
Carry
Drug store tales and tales of tinctures in a column of curios
An assortment of anecdotes and quack notes fill the page. A pretty girl buys Swayne's Ointment for skin disease and vanishes. a Linden gum poison titled tindoline is warned as deadly. Walter F. Adams credits Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia and nervous collapse relief. a Paris Ky woman is seen with $20,000 from a bank robbery. Lydia Pinkham’s remedy helps some women regain health. a potato bug warning promotes a local receipt from H C Steeg.
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St Laws
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Nevada
Arizona
Oregon
Hamibyl
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Denison
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Galveston
Texas
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Avunivine
Percival Louwll
T. J. Potter
David Landelth
Fouiz
David RB
Fouts
Balngok
Badeneton
Cologne
Aealerein Drug and
Perfi 2& Co
N.Y
Hiscox & Co
N_Y
the Star
Frank A. Arnold
North Side Public Square
B. F. Barwick
Hha
Vissarcollege H
Poughkeepsie
N. W
Mth. Cataloenes
W. L. Dean
Kk. W. Smythe
Bayne'’s
Keenenstie
Ind
Nebraska Supreme Court
Main and
Plum Streets
Nory
Sonora
Memphis & Charleston
St. John
N. B
Halifax
McDonald
Lynch
Ilinois
Foreign Intelligence
W.H. H. Davis
Doylestown Democrat
Washington, D. C
New York Baptist Weekly
Phillip Donnagher
George Mitzner
Walter F. Adams
Westboro
Mass
Lydia
Pinkham
H. C. Steeg
A, L
Grogeries
East Side Public Square
Upham
Horace Waters & Co
Greencastle
J Crowell & Co
Pas
Suall
Wash
Indianapolis
Gould
Rica
Semple
Srv
Lowton
Rey
Ae Yue' Awe
We Or
Lynn
Messrs. Vellowe & Co
McArthur
M.D
South Common Et
Eldridge Simpson
M. D
Edwin Clay
Pugwash
Crandler Crane
Nehington
M.J. J
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James Gifford
East Washington St
T.J
Dons
Uae
Poe
Ford
Florence Lorena
Moss
Jackson St
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