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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1888

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Pittsburg vs Indianapolis Close Con Test Drawn By Pitchers

Large crowd witnessed a tight game as Pittsburg and Indianapolis pitchers dominated. Pittsburg opened with a two bagger by John Kelly and took early lead, while Indianapolis struggled to score until late innings. Final score 8-1 in favor of Pittsburg with key plays by Beckley Daily and Dunlap. Other games included Boston edging Washington.

Pittsberg Hoosiers Morris Carroll Indianapolis Bealy Daily John Kelly Pittsbarg Pittsburg Esterbrook iHoosters Hines Pittsburgs McGeachy Allegheny Beckley Dunlap Pittsburg & Errors

Councilmen Oppose Electric Light Plan in Town Debate

Councilmen Gasper and Smith voiced firm opposition to Monday night’s electric light action. They urged full town lighting and favored the Jenney system, hinting a compromise on the Thompson-Huston plan might emerge. They predicted ongoing light requests after initial installations and discussed possibly defeating Brush Company bonds, while also hoping Cal Darnell resigns to test excuses.

Gasper Smith SUN Brush Company Cal. Darnell

FATAL CHOLERA IN HONG KONG REPORTS THREE HUNDRED DEATHS

News from Yokohama says up to June 18 Hong Kong recorded 300 cholera deaths as the disease continued to rage. Also noted are Queen Natalie's movements in London and a murder arrest in Jefferson Ohio. A planing mill fire in Careaco caused $25,090 in damage. WIRE WHISPERS.

Hong Kong Careaco Hazer & Graham

Postal bill stalemate and mill strike notes

The house made no decision on the postal bill while Nimick-Singer mill workers in Pittsburg secured a non union victory. A union heater paid a $1000 bonus to a departing worker as Thursday scenes unfold. Congressman Hopkins of New York reportedly in asylum after wife’s death, debt cited. The president and family, plus Don M Dickinson, travel to Jersey City while men fish in salt water and ladies visit in Massachusetts.

Nimick-Singer Pittsburg Congressman Hopkins New York Hopkins Don.m. Dickinson Jersey City Massachusetts

Bayliff Defeats Gaylor In Five Round Rough Bout

About 125 spectators watched George M. Gaylor and Daniel Bayliff fight five rounds at Crone's grove Broad Ripple. Bayliff, heavier and taller, controlled most of the bout with stronger blows and edged Gaylor on a disputed foul in the fifth. Bayliff, from Findlay Ohio, now a Dickson house bartender, has prior wins and outweighed Gaylor by about 12 pounds.

Broad Ripple George M. Gaylor Daniel Bayliff Crone’s Grove John Willie Gaylor Gaylor Bayliff Joe Alexander Fisher Pete Treeter John Ludwig Bayntt Baylonr Cayliff Findlay, C Dickson House

Dismissal Sparks Rift in Benevolent Institutions Board

The state board of trustees of benevolent institutions discharged Dr. A J Howard from the hospital staff after a fierce meeting. Fellow board member Gapen voted for retention, while details of the dispute remain unclear. Superintendent Galbraith declined comment, directing inquiries to the board.

State Board of Trustees Barrison Burrel Gapen A. J. Howard George LM. Kyte

Elopement and theft hit Omaha couple in July

Laundryman Lung Lee, new from China, mourns his Caucasian wife Mary Hawkes who eloped with Chung Foy. The couple fled and property was found at Union Pacific depot and recovered by the husband. A Colored Democrats meeting at Court House in Omaha featured speeches by J Gordon Street and T Fortune with little disturbance.

Omaha Lung Lee Mary Hawkes Celestial Chung Foy Chung Union Pacific Colored Men’s Court House C. H. Sheldon Evansville Court House J. Gordon Street Boston T. Thomas Fortune New York Jesser

Low Pressure Gas Pipes Bids Open Thursday Afternoon

The trust plans to lay low pressure gas pipes from Washington Street between Alabama and Mississippi. Gibney & Co. have a special contract to complete the trench before asphalt pavement work starts. Digging began Thursday morning. A canvassers meeting at the builders' exchange is set for Saturday evening. Weather notes show rain in Indiana then cooler, with fair skies later.

Trust Gibney & Co Washington St Alabama Mississippi Asphalt Pavement Company Builders’ Exchange

Kentucky War Battle Near Hatfields and McCoys

Charleston West Virginia July 26 A detective with Kentucky Bill arrived from the Hatfield McCoy country reporting a clash near the West Virginia line. In Pike County Peters Creek about 50 McCoy partisans opened fire after an attempted arrest, a battle followed with some 300 shots and John Dotson killed. Detectives escaped unharmed despite bullet holes in their clothing as authorities offer 1000 dollars for Hatfield capture and fear renewed feud.

Charleston W. Va Pike County Peters Creak West Virginia John Dotson Hatfields

Smuggler La Belle Escape Plan Dismissed as Fabrication

Charles La Belle the opium smuggler in Sarnia Ont is said to have devised an escape plan with Detective Husson that would see him jump a train and hide in woods. Indiana and Michigan officers allegedly conspired, but Deputy Marshal Stein calls the report wholly untrue and says the escape scheme was invented. The Detroit jail visit fuels suspicions that La Belle’s lawyers influenced his talks.

Brrroir Charles la Belle Sarnia Ont Husson Indianapolis Levelle Canada Michigan Berty Labelle Stein SUN Hussan Detroit J. R. McDonald Tinos St. Louis Cleveland Democratic Party Thurmen Ireland Felmhurse Freedmans Saving and Trust Company Republican Party Stimpson Pennsylvania

Mrs Ann Dead Second Victim of Gasoline Explosion

The residence of John B Hann at 503 College avenue suffered a gasoline stove explosion that killed Mrs Hann Thursday morning after her injuries worsened overnight. This follows the death of their daughter Wednesday afternoon, leaving the husband and father in deep grief.

John B. Hann

Emperor William to be received in Stockholm in grand style

Stockholm July 26. Everything is ready for the reception of Emperor William. The king will meet him off Waxholm with twelve men of war and salute. Oscar will board the imperial yacht and sail for the capital. A grand fete at the castle will follow and the town will be illuminated as vast crowds gather.

Stockholm William Waxholm Oscar

O Neill Marries Kate Robertson in St. Louis

Congress man O Neill wed Kate Robertson in St. Louis amid attempts by Mrs. Ethel Moore to block the ceremony. A police cordon protected the church and O Neill and his bride departed for Washington after the nuptials. The defense and postal issues move forward in Washington as the Army funding measure passes the house.

Ethel St. Louis O’ Neil Kate Robertson Ethel Moore O Neill Moore O'Neill Wife Washington

Bitter Fight Dawns Over Colored Democratic League Convention

The Thursday session of the colored democratic leagues met amid chaos as factions clashed over leadership. A tie vote and a melee led to revolvers drawn and order restored by Detective Ben Whornton. J Milton Turner and Peter H. Clark were contrasted for president, with Clark declared as leader after tempers cooled.

Committee On Permanent Organization Peter H. Clark Ohio J. Milton Turner St. Louis Clark Oglesby Ben Whornton Fir Lewis Jefferson Fred Douglass United States Douglass Democratic Party Fortune Turner Convention Republican Party J. Allen Ross

Harrison Rally Attracts Thousands In Clay County Parade

A large Republican gathering in Clay County drew about 3,000 visitors from Brazil, Knightsville, Carbon and nearby towns for Harrison’s Chicago convention nomination. Miners and farmers marched under protection tariffs, with strong pro union and anti free trade cries. Harrison urged tariffs as the campaign’s core, praising American workers and responding to questions about southern protections for colored citizens.

Ciy Brazil Knightsville Carbon University Park Arrison Harrison and Morton Major Carter Edward Wilton Robert McCorran Knightville Harrison Castle Garden South

Town Topics Snapshot of Local Happenings

Atlanta visitor seeks local capital for railroad stock. Paris milliner loses wallet in city with cash and a draft. Ernshaw & Taylors hoop factory broken into. amateurish attempt to rob safe. no arrests. Indianapolis reports eighty four policemen. Chicago knight templars to join Brotherhood Band for Louisville conclave in August. Miss J P Moore to be honored by reception at Dr Jeffrey residence Friday. Railroad workers directed to Marcy's for watches from Crescent Street Hamdan Vincheron Constantin and others.

Jones Atlanta E. St. John Paris Til Ernshaw & Taylor Peru St Indianapolis Chicago Colored Knight Templars Brotherhood Louisville J. P. Moore South Jeffrey Pennsylvania-st

Bloody_affray in Abington ends in multiple deaths

In Knoxville Tennessee on July 26 a drunken young man Grayson fired a revolver through the town. He mortally wounded Tilburn Trigg who stepped out to intervene. A friend wounded Grayson. Trigg's mother collapsed and died beside her son. Grayson died about an hour later.

Knoxville Tenn Abington Grayson Tilburn Trigg Trigg Bob

Milk Inspector Sought for City Health

Health board calls for a milk inspector amid complaints of impure and watered milk. Dr Crape, W H Ballard, Dr Frank W Hays and City Attorney Taylor weigh in on the need for an appointed official to inspect milk and butter and protect public health.

Health Board Crape Iit Alber Pasch SUN W. H. Ballard Mr. Ballard Frank W. Hays Tae Sun Taylor Pete

Swords Points Commissionery Deadlock Over Coroner Wagner Bills

County commissioners subpened Coroner Wagner to answer questions and provide inquest evidence. Wagner refused to answer, leading to a deadlock as the commissioners balk at approving his bills filed since April 1887. Wagner has drawn no salary for eighteen months amid the dispute.

Wagner Swords Points

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