Public notices and political turmoil fill national pages
A roundup of diverse items includes church education funding for freedmen in Clarksville, Va, and foreign missions grants of 70 000 dollars. Other notes report missing Milwaukee youths turning to piracy lore, recent female medical graduates, and a Supreme Court tax ruling on Illinois notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tru General Assembly of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Pittchurch
Clarksville
Milwaukee
New York Women’s Medical College
Jupos Woops
Supreme Court of the United States
Marlo Varian
Sixth Avenue
New York
Tuis
Brooklyn
N. C
North Brookford
Mass
Mies Neliie Murphy
Jrasn Lirrix
Jefferaton County
Maryland
United States
Springfield
Maas
Gatasy & Co
Philadelphia
Froman
Engiieor
Treasury
Frederick
Mt. Olive
Antietam
Jas. A. Buchanan
Baltimore
Edward Thornton
Blaine
London
United States Treasury Department
Tor Bank of North America
Episcopal Diocese of
Iowa
Tu Post-ofics Department
Cincinnati
Stockton
New Mexico
Charles Allison
Poncha Springs
Albert Clark
Peru
Neb
BH. N. Sargent
Btrake
Lancaster
Ohio
Michael Molsberger
George Clank
Asbury Park
N. J
Assembly of
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Pennsylvania
New York Senate Elects Platt and Dopew Successors
The New York Legislature at noon selected United States Senators to succeed Messrs Conkling and Platt. For Platt’s successor, Thomas C. Platt received eight votes and Chauncey M. Dopew one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Messrs Conkling
Plat
Mr Platt
Senate
Thoms C. Platt
Chauncey M. Dopew
New York Judge Appointed. General Sieridan Comment Clerical Change
President appoints Addison Brown of New York as United States Judge for the Southern District of New York succeeding Choate. General Sheridan announces the resignation of Lieutenant Colonel Fred D. Grant from his staff, with plans to focus on railroad interests in Texas and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Kernan
Warner Miller
Sherman & Roges
Eldridge Lapham
Joseph I. Choate
Jude Nob
Rodore M. Pomeroy
Rouse—Conking
Jacobs
Wheeler
Crawley
Corsell
Wadsworth
Rogers
Miller
Evarts
Edick
Folger
White
Chapman
Tremaine
Fenton
Ward
Pomeroy
Dutcher
Alvord
Mra
Garfield
Tax’ Presbyterian General Assembly
Buffalo
Springfield
Ill
New York
Tn New York
Washington Associated Press
Ist
Windom
McGrew
the Treasury
Pontofivs
Lilley
United States
Conkling
Cowling
Cornell
Dam
Platt
Depew
Kernan
Iris
Nebraska
Iowa
W. A. Crook
James
Mr. Conkling
Rogera
Dee Pow
Kornan
Olted
Virginia
Richmond
General Mahone
United States Senate
Aod
Pennsylvania Senate
Scattering
Millers
Railrondall
Thomas
Scott
Addison Brown
Southern District of New York
Choate
Teorgied
Sieridan Oas
Fred .D. Grant
Grant
Texas
Mexico
Iroquois winning English Derby shocks British crowds
Ox the Jet Lomiblard's Iroquois wins the English Derby claiming near two million for his American owner. Royal observers include the Prince and Princess of Wales and other nobles. Iroquois becomes a favorite for Ascot and Goodwood cups amid the vast gathering and lavish celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Lomiblard
Iroquois
Apcetatore
Princes and Princess of Wales
Princess Louise
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Duke of Cambridge
America
Kilby
Ireland
Bodyke
Daniel MacSweeney
Land-League
Falconash
Kilcaninham
United States
Glascow
Scotland
Boxton
Phoenician
Grandour
Ruse's
Purry
Sarnia
Ont
AnenBisuor Croke
Gladstone
Vesuvius
London
Hia
Kieff
Ruesta
Couunt von Eulenberg
Schonberg
Chemnitz
Vienna
Milan
Servia
TNE
New Pallas
Limerick Junction
Dublin
House of Commons
Weight loss and political balloting in early week reports
In Chicago during the first week of lila fast Griscom shed nineteen pounds and remained cheerful. New York lawmakers resumed balloting for U S Senators with tight totals. Conkling, Kernan, Platt and others contending for seats as conventions adjourned. A London Hyde Park mass meeting urged Irish evictions suspension and government reforms, while a Treasury report noted bank bond extensions amid a broad market backdrop. Lydia L A Dennett, noted anti slavery figure and Underground Railroad aid, died aged eighty three in Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Griscom
Bth
United States
New York
Conkling Jacobs
Conkling
Cornell
Wheeler
Rogers
Scattering
Mr. Platt
Kernan
Platt
Depew
Miller
Ath
Boyton
Tro«land
Garfield
Jessus Agha Mukri
Persia
Tabreez
Washington
MacVeagh
Septemeer
Enoch Totten
Shellaberger & Wilson
Brady
Counse
Hyde Park
London
Ireland
Forster
Parnell
Portland
Illinois Legislature Adopts Key Appropriation Acts and Resolutions
The Senate and House proceed on General and Chester Appropriation bills with multiple amendments concurred. The session adjourns to May, approving tax and school measures, approving public works funding, and honoring officials. A veto on County Superintendent elections is noted along with other routine internal actions. The report includes local incidents, legal opinions on navigable rivers, and notable deaths and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Anne
Conference Committee
Waa
State House
Supreme Ourse
Mount Vernon
Ottawa
Ourda
House
Loormittes
Ligin Asylum
Senate
General Assembly
DIA
Atte
Multiple Tragic Falls and City Notices Reported in County Chronicle
An elderly woman died after falling from a second floor porch on Second and Mascontah Streets in Bolleville. Other items include a brakeman killed near Tremont, telegraph pole permits in Chicago, and new appointments at the Chicago and Northwestern Road. A boiler explosion near Moneo injured workers, and casualties from storms, fires, and a suicide are noted along with court investigations and local police concerns about witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Rnpfield
Illinos
Bshop McLaren
Tax Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Ers
Moses
Zanin
Illinois River
Abash, St. Louis & Pacific Hallroad
Illinois
Virginia
Northwest Territory
Mississippi
Bt. Lawrence
Minois
Laois
United States
Paramouurt
Iho Stata
Bia
Bnei Cent
Guid
Fedeera
C United Keates
Tinols
Railround and
Wardhouse Commissioners
Alee McCantner
Dacksonvule
Harris
Mitherson
Ases
W Kerrier
Andrew Kepler
Decatur
Morpan
Delta
John Lowe
Indianapolis & St. Louis
Barrow
Gemipasy
Set Neck
James Campbell
la Place
Indiana Olfe
Decatur & Sprin
Feld
Jacksonville
Rockford
Junin Tear
Warren
Jon Daviess County
Freeport
Galena
Isle of Blan
Wallace Tear
Wabash
Alexander Daniel
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Chicago
Moneo
Jostua Howser
Lincoln
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Tug Farm
James Skidmore
Charleston
Lord
Tus
John
Walden
Wadsor
Shelby County
Oxnin L. Pringy
Treasury Department
Washington
Quincy
Downs
Grand Jury
Henry Graft
Theodore Maurer
North Co-operative
Springfield
Chiciro
Dong
Paris
Ty Uhieiga
Srint
Sini Jha
American Wins Derby in England to Settle Turf Rivalry
The Chicago Tribune reports that an American horse named Iroquois won the Derby in England, with Peregrine second and a Jonathan ahead. The victory sparks jubilation in Britain and among Americans, amid talk of American superiority in thoroughbred racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Thua
Oloe
Sanford
Lorillard
Wallenstein
Keene
Foxhall
Don Pulano
Iroquaig
Don Fulang
Mr. Lorillard
Mr. Keene
Peregrine
Barret
Passaio
Iroquois
Duke of Westminster
Jonatha
Jord
Rosebery
Town Moor
Chicago Tribune
Railroad Accidents Report for April Shows Decrease in Events
The Railroad Gartec records 63 accidents in April with 23 deaths and 6 injuries. Seven accidents caused death, 18 injuries, while 60.8 percent had no serious injuries. Compared with April 1880 there are eight fewer accidents, but more deaths and injuries. The yearly totals show 1,678 injuries across months and 284 deaths, with a clear rise in incidents versus prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Montana
Freeing by the Chios Earthquake Unmasks a Turkish Mollah
An earthquake at Chios freed Turkish mollah Ebhodja Ahmet, imprisoned for life for aiding Dr Koble in translating the Biblia and Protestant prayers into Turkish. He escaped by fleeing to a ship. the Levant Herald notes he may be in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chios
Cirooles
Ebhodja Ahmet
Koble
Khodia Ahmet
Ahmet
Mn Eng Irbetenner
London
Mother Sacrifices Life to Save Child at Newark Depot
Mrs McParland and neighbor Mrs Coryell started for Brooklyn to visit Greenwood Cemetery. At the Newark depot the child followed across the track as an express train approached. Mrs Coryell, screaming, lunged onto the track to push the girl to safety but was struck by the train and killed. The mother remained nearby in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McParland
Newark
N .J
Coryell
Brooklyn
Greenwood
Uoryl
Pin in a Girl’s Tongue Case Report
Miss Harvey of Candor aged eleven or twelve suffered a pin lodged in her tongue after a party prep. Dr Miller suspected swallowing but the girl claimed it was under tongue. After years the pin emerged through the tongue with decay, revealing a lime-coated, corroded object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harvey
Candor
Dre L. DD
Ithaca
M. Y
Journal
Robbins Select Fence Corners for Nests This Season
A brief item notes birds choose fence corners and bushes for nests amid weather outlooks predicting violent storms through the coming summer. A separate obituary reports Eenice Swestt of Belmont New Jersey aged 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eenice Swestt
Belmont
N.el
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Henry Republican
GEO
Nols
Ellixoia
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