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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1884

Page

2

Johnson Confirmed Surveyor General of Arizona in Senate

In an executive session on the 21st the Senate confirmed Royal M. Johnson as Surveyor General of Arizona and adjourned to January 7. In the House the Speaker showed a message from the President with the Secretary of State's report and papers on the Patrick O Donnell trial conviction and execution, laid on the table for future action. Speaker Carlisle announced standing committees and adjourned to January 7.

Senate Royal M. Johnson Arizona House Secretary of State Patrick O’donnall Spenaker Carlisie

Domestic clearing houses show weekly gains and trade optimism

The week ending the 22d saw domestic clearing house totals reach 1,000,172,7738 dollars, up from 1,045,148,883 the prior week, signaling improved general trade. A long list of incidents follows including murders, avalanches, derailments, lynchings, and disasters across the United States and Canada, with notable cases in North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Colorado, New York, and elsewhere.

Art United States Chatham Church Moncure N. C Olive Gunter Joan Amstratz Lima Lake Erie & Western Track Ouray Col Virginia Richard von SternverGeln New York America McDade Tex Carrain Regina Philadelphia Cork Watp Minneapolis Minn Syndicat Allendale A. J. Coursey Allenville Red Coursey C. M. Lee Athol Mass Tne Bark Mohawk New Haven Loraine Ohio Cincinnati Rich Mountain Beverly W. Va Marshall Basin Colorado New Orleans Times-Democrat Everglades Florida New Orleans Wersz Steven Louisiana Gresham Washington

Washington surrender marked by salutes and bells in 1776 events

Reports note Fort Commnus firing a national salute and Independence Hall bell rung a hundred times on the 24th to mark Washington's surrender of command. Other items include deaths, naturalization refusals, factory payouts, conventions, and public notices across the era.

Fort Truax O’donnell Carey New York England Columbus Joan H. Drea Philadelphia Delanco N. J Standard Fire ‘Office London General Grant Atchison, Kan Mackenzie Department of Texas Military Insane Asylum Harriet Martineau Old South Meetinghouse Boston

Emancipation Ceremonies and Notable Addresses

Mrs Livermore presided at the emancipation ceremonies Wendell Phillips and William Lloyd Garrison delivered addresses General Grant left his house injuring his leg Sheridan reports missing Charlie McComas with Chiricahua Indians at San Carlos Idaho governor refuses salary over duty lapse Rev L W Warren Georgia Methodist Bishop marries Colorado cattle king widow with two children and 2 000 000 dollars

Joes Livermore Wendell Phillips William Lloyd Garrison Grant Sheridan Charlie McComas San Carlos Joan N. Inwin Idaho L. W. Warren Georgia Tiff Colorado

Far flung world shocks report from Paris to Newfoundland

A roundup of incidents includes a passenger train crash near Paris with many deaths and injuries. De Lesseps asserts Suez Canal remains French controlled. Severn boiler explosion off Cartagena kills seven. Other items: Vanderlinden arrest for murdering sixteen to claim life insurance, Kantakuzin named Bulgarian War Minister, fears of American pork disease, Haution rebellion ends, Zebec earthquake in Bohemia, a double murder suicide in Hanover, Harbor Grace assault casualties, Chinese import ban by Trades Congress, Khartoum garrisoned by Egyptian troops, Smyrna earthquake impact report.

Paris Avricourt France de Lesseps Suez Canal Severn Carthagena Mar. Vanderlinden Leyden Holland Kantakuzin Bulgaria M. Bert Chicago London Jeremie Miragoane Zebec Bohemia Coronel H. R. Ratasone Ira Harris Albany N. Y Hanover Germany Avis Patca Harbor Grace Newfoundland Carboneer Trades Congress Toronto Ont Khartoum Smyrna Boston Journal

Major imperial news and local incidents reported

Seven day summary notes US and Canada business failures by region, a Brooksville Florida double lynching, Treasury surplus forecast of 142 million dollars, a Denver snowslide toll of 27 dead, revivalist preacher narrowly escapes a stray bullet, embezzlement at a Providence savings bank, death of General A. A. Humphreys, freezing deaths near Jersey City, a Nevada Missouri mass execution, fires destroying mills in Ontario and Massachusetts, Emma Bond case updates, and a Cape Girardeau pursuit-turned-ambush leading to multiple deaths and wounds.

Trrovu United States Canada New England Middle Western Southern Pacific States and Territories Provinces Brooksville Fla United States Treasury Washington Denver Mx. Freepry Shreve Samuel C. Blodgett Providence R. I A. A. Humphrerys McCann New York Jennie Smith Erie Railway Jersey City Nevada William Fox Thomas Howard A.G. van Egmond Seaforth Ont Henry & Co West Chelmsford Mass Emma Bond Hillsboro Rona John Montgomery Kimball Cape Girardeau James Andrew Davis

Complete list of House Committees and selections

The list enumerates House committees and select members from various states and parties. It includes Judiciary, Appropriations, Commerce, Foreign Affairs, War, Navy, Public Lands, Railways, Education, Pensions, and many more with named members such as Tuckar, Hammond, Hatch, Curtin, Cox, Rosecrans, Curtis, and Bland among others.

Wasmaron House Messia Turner Georgia Missouri Converse Cooke Honnett Logan Kentucky Adaing New Sreaaray Petibone Ler Pennsylvania Valentine Hepburn Iowa Har Morrison Milla Blount Blackburn Howitt New York Herbert Hurd Jones Arkansas Kelley Kon Brckinley Ohio Hiscock Hansell Bardall Orney Bolan Hancock Townshend Hutchins Follett Barnes Kolfer Cannon Ryan Calkins Horr Washburn Judiciary Tuckar Hammond Culbertson Texas Moulton Broadhead Dorsheimer Collins Senoy Reed Maine E. B. Taylor McColld Brown Indiana Poland Buckner Ermen Tron Potter Huot Miler Candleras Yaplo Brumm Agcams Illinois Henderson Hooper Bland Nichols Pusey Lanham Tul Dowd Hardley Shelford Lacey Chace Everhart Una Commerce Reagan Clardy Duan Seymour Glasscock Woodward Boyle Barksdale O'Neill Davis Hainois Wadsworth Long Stewart Vermont Peters Willis Blanchard Tones Alabama Gibson Rankin Breckinbridge Murphy Sumner Houseman Cox Morse Talbot Buchanan Eaton Ballantyne Muchide Harmor Thomas Golf Jr Bone Money Reese Ward Cosgrove Higgs Rrogers Taylor Tennessee Paige Bingham Pecile Skinner Wake Wakefield and McCormic Railways Davidson Hoblitzell Murphy Paize Caldwell Furner Wemple James New Jersey Mackey, Ellwood and Campbell Mines Warner Caseig Alexander North Carolina Ther Wood Stevens Breitung Singisor Idaho Mississippi King Dunn Ilinois Post Campbell Wisconsin Henley Thomas J . Wise Virginia Harvey Whiting Muller Covington McAdoo Peel Ballentyne Strait Morley Kutcheon McMellan Fillman van Alstyne Dockery Lore Bunyper New Mexico Kay New Hampshire Price Ochiltree Ellwood Brows Itny Maryland Geddes Stone Tulley Rogers Walter Ferrell Kellogg Rowell Bowen Oates Buchanan Mcdullin Hit Clay Ward Hemphill Bayne Spooner Mahomab Stockslager Young Dibbie Steese Hopkins Shaw Davidson Houck Massachusetts Lawrence Department of Justice Springer, Hemphill Ryan Stewart Bowen and Stephenson Belmont Wilkins Matson Lefevre Tyar Winans Michigan Budd Patton Vering Bagby Ray Cullen Hanks Wise Holmes Morrill Hewitt Tillman Robinson Steele Laird Struble York State Department Hardeman Dorgan Worthington Guenther McComas Jeffords Muldrow Mitchell Habel Idredge Lowery Payson Parker Mayo Weaver Uke Beach Graves Riggs Candjer Felder Evans Libbey and Pettibone Aard Cabell Green Shelley Brewster Bille Necco Snyder West Virginia Yupte Olmeentucky O'Hare

General Grant Sustains Severe Fall on Icy Sidewalk

New York reports former President Ulysses S. Grant fell on an icy sidewalk near his Fifth Avenue home while tipping a cabman at Christmas. He suffered intense pain in his left leg with suspected bruising and possible circulation issues. doctors evaluated for fracture, noting sciatic nerve and muscle bruising. Grant, nearly sixty two, remained in bed with care from his valet, coachman, and physicians. prognosis uncertain, may keep to home for two weeks.

Tas L. AH. Stimpson Grant

The Crops of 1888. Preliminary Crop Estimates

Washington December 28 Prof J Dodge Statistician of the Agricultural Department has completed preliminary estimates for 1888. Corn yield per acre about 22.7 bu, 12 percent below the long term average, with total around 1.551 billion bushels. Quality concerns may depress value. state variations noted. Wheat above 400 million bushels. Cotton around 6 million bales. Additional tests and follow up investigations planned after harvest.

Agricultural Department Washington J. Dodge Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota Ohio Indiana Hingish Iawa Nebraska Kansas

Wealthy Mason County Family Fights Trinity Church Claim

The Edwards family of Mason County West Virginia seeks to establish ownership of Trinity Church property. They claim eight or nine acres in York City and thousands of acres on the Hudson River as part of their estate valued at about 64 million dollars. A Clifton reunion produced an attorney who went to New York to begin heir interests steps.

Gresham Steever Congress Westmoreland Blair Bedford Huntington Center Clearfield Harpensure & Co Brooklyn N. Y Apvvices Colorado Emma Bond Hillsboro John A. Montgomery Thomas Rogers Buffalo New York City Waite Erie James Brandt George Walker Henry Beau el Paso Tex New Haven Conn Wearfield Edwards Mason County W. Va Trinity Church New York Rocktown Reading Bingers Torf Ida Black River Piedmont Washington Dispatch Wheenie York City Hudson River Clifton

Died from Too Much Dancing in Battprore

Adalene Kolkavwoski a 21 year old immigrant from Poland died in Battprore Md after several hours of dancing at a Bohemian hotel Christmas night. Two physicians were summoned but could not revive her. Her sister, a married woman whose husband lives in Chicago, accompanied her.

Battprore Adalene Kolkavwoski Poland Chicago Adalene

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