Dublin informer sails for United States amid cholera alarm
Cuiiaco cites a population of six hundred thousand. Reports say James Carey, the Dublin informer, has sailed for the United States. In Washington County, Pennsylvania, an oil well has reached four thousand feet. Spain fears Egyptian cholera and the Sanitary Council calls for maximum quarantine on ships from Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaco
James Carey
Dublin
United States
Washington County
Spain
Egypt
Sanitary Council
Foot Passengers Provide Majority of Bridge Income
Foot passengers contributed $18,438.56 to the New York and Brooklyn bridge income in 27 days, compared with $9,499.02 from vehicles. A railway compartment murder attempt occurred from Calais to Paris targeting Rev. Mr. Witchborne, an English clergyman, with a stabbing by a chisel and a failed escape that ended in capture and a suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and Brooklyn Bridge
Calais
Paris
Mr. Witchborne
Witchborne
Republicans Aim Fusion With Democrats in 1854
The Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Third District of Louisiana declares it is the Republicans purpose to fuse with Democrats in 1854 like the Mississippi plan. The goal is fair representation in city and state governments and to secure better educational facilities for colored people across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District
Louisiana
Mississippi
Government considers compromise in Ochiltree case
The Solicitor of the Treasury weighs an offer to settle the Thomas Ochiltree case formerly Texas United States Marshal. The judgment stands at 10,000 dollars with a proposed compromise of 500 dollars. A nonparty has written offering to purchase the government's claim for 5,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Treasury
Thomas Ochiltree
United States
Texas
Ochiltree
Santa Fe Marks 33rd Anniversary of Settlement in New Mexico
Saxta Fr inaugurates a month of festivities honoring the 33rd anniversary of the wine settlement in New Mexico. Evidence suggests Santa Fe was first colonized by Spaniards in 1550. The celebration opened under flattering auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxta Fr
United States
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Queen Victoria In Decline Amid Coronation Rumors
The latest regord reports on Queen Victoria health are said to be unsatisfactory. Guard precautions for the Czar during his coronation and rumors of plots against his life depress her majesty. She is thought to fear for her safety though no grounds are public. She is described as morbidly melancholy and maintains strict retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Quebec Grand Lodge Faces Penalties for Secret Society Act
The opinion of ex Judge Badgeeley of the Superior Court at Quebec holds that the Grand Lodge of Free Masons in Quebec is subject to the penalties of the 1837 act against secret societies. Only the Grand Lodges of England Ireland Scotland or Canada enjoy immunity. The Quebec Grand Lodge contemplates taking the matter to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badgeeley
Quebec
Grand Lodge of Free Masons
England
Ireland
Scotland
Canada
Grand Lodge
Butler barred as Grand Marshal at Central Labor Union meeting
At a New Pork Central Labor Union gathering a motion to invite General Butler as Grand Marshal and orator for a September 15 parade and picnic was ruled out. The chair said Butler is not a labor representative and is a politician, an appeal upheld, and the matter laid on the table after a lengthy discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
New Pork
General Butler
Glassware plants suspend work in Wheeling area
All Glasswater manufactories except three bottle plants in Wheeling and nearby shut for six weeks per the American Glass Blowers Union. About 3800 men 500 boys and 200 girls idle, plus three Bellevue factories one Bridgeport and three Martin Ferry units across the river swell totals to about 1200 men 2000 boys and 800 girls idle. Weekly pay loss超过15000. Bellaire two window glass factories also close per custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
American Glass Blower’s Union
Bellevue
Bridgeport
Martin’ ’. Ferry
Bellaire
Fusion in Madison County reshapes local offices
Democratic and Republican leaders in Madison County Mississippi ratified a fusion agreement. The deal awards the fusion ticket most local offices including District Attorney State Senator Sheriff Treasurer and three Supervisors while giving Republicans two Lower House members Circuit Clerk Assessor two Supervisors and half the Magistrates and Constables. Fusionists expect to defeat Independents in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz
Holabird
Ingalls
Thomas Walsh
Hartford
Conn
Ireland
Madison County
Miss
Canton
Hill
Murch
Denver
Mobile
Ala
James F. Jones
Congress
Anca
Purceal
St. Martin’s
Ohio
EB. J. Lehman
Chicago Herald
Pliintiff
Cnodk
Washington
Supreme Court upholds Downing High License Law
Missouri Supreme Court rules Downing High License Liquor law constitutional in test case. Fourth of July celebrations yield casualties in Chicago. Lee Marble Company contract to supply Washington monument marble annulled for unmet requirements. new proposals issued for 42 000 feet. Severe storms cause widespread damage from the East to Dover and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Missouri
Mexico
Lee Marble Company
Massachusetts
Washington Monument
Dover
N. H
Cocheco
Martin Frost
I. XII
Elliot
Oliver W. Browlten
Treasury Department
Chicago
Castle Garden
Hibernian Society of
Philadelphia
Hannah Callaghan
New York
Anchor Line
Ireland
Iowa
Evansville
Minn
Pensacola
Fla.t
Vera Cruz
Kerster
Kansas
United States
Wilkerson
Bartlesville
Indian Territory
Belfast
Star Mail
H. H
Scranton
Witttax
Cleary
Judge Cleary
Commonwealth’s Attorney
Covington Circuit
Edwin Cleary
Cincinnati
Little Miami River
Ames C. Fleming
Polk
Nashville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Kansas News Roundup From Atchison To Fort Scott
City and county officials face district court action over unpaid city coupons worth 1731.87 with interest. Prisoners from Socorro County sent to Kansas Penitentiary for murder and a police killing. G.A.R. Kansas meet votes on October venue. Rates debate over Texas cowboys and rail travel. Accidents, new corporate filings, and public notices fill the week. Fort Scott road progress. Fourth celebrated statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
United States District Court
J. R. Dutton
Brownsville
Socorro County
N. M
Kansas Penitentiary
Manuel Goames
el Moro
Chester Conness
San Marcial
Topeka
G.A. R
Kansas
Fort Scott
Denver
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Texas
James Horn
Daniel H. Horn
de Cianters
the Times
Fredonia
Wilson County
Capital
Galva Mill Company
McPherson County
Walton Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvey County
First Church of the United Brethren In Christ of
Edward Downard
T. H. Orner
Secretary of State
Cavanaugh
West
Great American Desert
Great Smoky Valley
Johnson County
Southwest
Suim
Colorado
Sen. T. Smith
Leavenworth
Andrew Hanxprattan
Troop B
Third Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Steuben County
New York
Washington
Government Asylum For
T. J. Anderson
W. H. Ward
St. John
P. H. Coney
Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas Diagonal Railway Company
Clay Center
Marshall
Cowley County
Alden Speare
Santa Fe Road
Newton
Mass
Episcopal Church
Kas
Seppwick County
Wicutta
Seaman
Linn County
Nannie V. Seaman
Johnson
Lyman
Graham County
Plexus
Smith County
Akron
Cowley
Norman E. Darling
Litchfield
Crawford County
D. C
Noel
Monroe
Lincoln County
Lewis Christie
Wichita
Frightful Launching Disaster Traps Daphne Crew
A steam ship launching on the Clyde at Glasgow went wrong when the Daphne toppled, throwing about 200 workers into the river. Fifty are believed drowned with rescue divers recovering many bodies as the vessel sank and preparations to raise it proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renfrew
Scotland
Loxpoy
Enn
Glasgow
Daphne
Clyde
Lonpoon
Volcano Eruption Report Across Central America Areas
Panama July 3 reports from Star and Herald describe Ometope volcano eruption causing residents to flee to churches. Across Cauca valley and Turbo flooding and ground movement disrupt towns Bujuies Nicurio and river Leon mouth closed. Earthquakes shake Mompos and San Salvador de Guayaquil with continuing seismic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Ierald
Ometohe
Lake
Nicaragua
Cauca
Rio Sucio
Atlantic
Turbo
Gulf of
Uruaba
Bujuies
Nicurio
Leon
Mompos
Magdalena
Bolivia
San Salvador
Guayaquil
Family of Six Killed in Cincinnati Railroad Crash
A deadly collision at Winton Place crossing near Spring Grove Cemetery killed six members of the Kracke family and injured the driver William Bertsch. The Thunderbolt Express struck a huckster wagon carrying Henry Kracke his wife and four children John aged nineteen Annie sixteen Maggie Maer and Lizzie seven. The wreck left bodies scattered along the roadside and the engine stained with blood later scrubbed with flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Winton Place
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thunderbolt Express
New York, Pennsylvania, & Ohio
William Bertsch
Henry Krocke
John
Annie
Maggie
Lizzie
Athens
Ala
Norristown
James Jack
Secretary of the Treasury
Bermuda
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Teller
Moses
Washington Territory
Colville Reservation
Tomasket
Colville
Oregon
Salem
Stillwell
Ely
Barstow
Jons Krep
Jean McCormick
Shabbena
Downers Like
Miun
Summerfield
Horsprook
Union
Ind
Samuel Heminger
Winton Place Crossing
Spring Grove Cemetery
New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Wm. Bertsch
Bertsch
Henry Kracke
Vinton Place
Magpie
Maer
Wrecked by the Wind in Eau Duane Wisconsin
A severe hail and thunder storm struck this vicinity causing great damage to buildings and crops. farmer Jas Reilly was killed by lightning. In Mandova five barns were torn apart and a farmhouse was destroyed. Williams lost five horses and thirteen cattle when his building collapsed. Two men were injured at New Chicago. The Jabol house near here was blown to pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnr
Treasury Department
United States
Canada
Marine Hospital Service
Ship Island
Customs and Internal Revenue
Columbus
Ohio
Hayti
Egypt
Tansy
Rogerson
Houghton
Kelly
Dublin
Hensley
Greensburg
James Owen
Owen
Kalama
Oregon
Oak Point
New England
Hartford
Conn
George Knickerbocker
Charles W. Church
Charles Griswold
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Alberne Nushman
Miss Dolen
Patapsco
Baltimore
Duel near Waynesboro ends with first bloodshed
Two Richmond editors, Bierne and Elam, met near New Hope, Virginia, in a sanctioned duel under Colt sixes at eight paces. After a near miss, Elam was wounded in the upper thigh. Bierne remained unhurt. Both parties departed in cool manner, with no arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Bierne
Elam
Richmond
New Hope
Elain
John Lewis
H. J. Lewis
Bienne
West Virginia
Colt
Elan
J. F. Lewis
Lbierne
Pate
Lewis
John F. Lewis
Post Republic
Rockingham County
Lichmond
Tom Stith
Smith
Whig
A Ride to Death Near Ras selas Bradford Pa
A coal train with a passenger car broke in two on the Rochester & Pittsburgh line near Ras selas Bradford. The severed section sped down an incline at eighty mph colliding with an approaching engine. Seven died and many were fatally hurt. Names and injuries of Bradford and nearby residents are listed. The cause and fault remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brravfond
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Rasselas
Kingua Viaduct
S. N. Dolles
Bradford
Suri
David Ford
Mike Downs
George Quinn
Angelo Odone
L. L. McKee
Robert Clemens
James O'Connell
Alton
Joseph Havella
Davia
Olean
N.Y
John Collins
Limestone
N. Y
J. Bos
J. Cosmillo
Cosmillo
Pop
Downs
Why She Drowned Herself Exe Pa July 2
The body of Jennie Roberts, a Meadville girl, was found in the canal on Saturday after she had been missing since Friday. Her father refused her permission to attend a party, and she, pondering the refusal, went out and drowned herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exe, Pa
Jennie Roberts
Meadville
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Lawrence
Osean Shannon
Daily News
Fleming
Central America
Waynesboro
Mr. Bierne
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