Senators Adjourn Over Quorum Gap After Long Debate
In a partisan session Senator Pendleton called attention to the absence of a quorum and moved to adjourn. The roll showed sixty six senators present, three short of a quorum, as paired members left believing no vote would occur. After further discussion the Senate adjourned amid protests and procedural moves on bills and appropriations.
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Washington. Star Route Trials and Confirmations Record
In the star route trial, Harvey M. Vaile testifies from St. Louis about farming and mail contracting links with S. W. Dorsey and John W. Dorsey. Proceeds in Indian Territory routes allocated Vaile one third, Miner one sixth, Beck one sixth, J. W. Dorsey one third. Confirmations include W. W. Aston to Italy, E. G. Van Ripen to Moscow, Charles Seymour to Canton, Gustavis Gowana to Madrid, Schuyler Crosby to Montana Territory.
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Indian Territory
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Italy
E. G. van Ripen
Counsul
Moscow
Charles Seymour
Wis
Canton
Gustavus Gowana
Madrid
Schuyler Crosby
Montana Territory
Yellow fever rumors sweep Texas and Gulf port quarantines
An Austin special says Texas reports one case of yellow fever. Governor Roberts says authorities in New Orleans and Washington are alerted. Galveston quarantines the Henrietta from Brazos Santiago with fever cases aboard. strict quarantine extends to Matamoros Brownsville Brazos and connected points. Other items note Rio Grande quarantine, Panhandle or city weather, local accidents, labor strife, crime, and small-town notices.
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Rio Grande
Candidate announcements for county superintendent offices
County election notices show J B Vaughan and U C Banta as candidates for county superintendent and public instruction roles, with others announcing themselves for similar offices subject to Republican convention decisions. A Woodward blackberry medicine testimonial column follows, praising Woodward's Blackberry and Kino as effective for bowel issues at fifty cents a bottle, including a believer’s letter from March 13 1875.
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North Glidzwin
Pleasant Anniversary Party At Palm Home
Last night Mr and Mrs A Palm hosted a large gathering at their windmill-side residence to mark thirty years since their arrival in the country and eighteen years of marriage. The event featured illuminated grounds, a lavish feast, toasts, speeches, and a commemorative poem read by Mrs Palm celebrating immigrant family perseverance and liberty in America.
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County convention selects St John delegates
Hutchison Kan Aug 4 The county convention today selected R M Easly J W Kanage D S Dills and A W Van Emmar as delegates to the state convention and instructed for St John General T T Taylor was nominated for representative in this district.
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Kan
R. M. Easly
J. W.kanage
D.S. Dills
A. W. van Emmar
St. John
T. T. Taylor
River flood tears 150 foot dam, barges lost
Cincinnati reports sudden river rise at midnight ripping out most of a dam. A 150 foot gap formed. J. B. West lost six coal barges and Wm Beeks three. Navigation halted to the next dam five miles upstream. Total loss estimated at $25,000.
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Water spout devastates Perry county Ohio district
A water-spout in Corning Perry county overwhelmed the area washing away homes and businesses. Rescue efforts were difficult as miles of rail track vanished and coal cars were swept away. Mines flooded with total losses reported at about 300000 dollars split between citizens and the Ohio Central railroad.
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Fatal Shooting Affray in New Orleans Rival Suitors
In New Orleans on August 4 Wim. Walsh and J. J. Hely, two prominent young men and rival suitors, faced off before a young lady's home. They each fired seven shots. Walsh was killed by a bullet to the head. Hely escaped unharmed.
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Irish Constabulary Strike Threat Grows Amid Discontent
Dublin reports widespread discontent among constables with 5 000 to 10 000 poised to resign over pay and promotion delays. London notes arrest case in Clerkenwell linked to a secret Irish organization seeking the queen’s deposition. Queen takes leave of officers in Portsmouth as Catalonia sails to Egypt with royal entourage aboard. Transport ships carry artillery and stores, while unconfirmed rumors surface about Cairo unrest.
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Business Failures in New York and Regional Totals
Business failures reported to New York for the past seven days total 100, down from 111 the prior week. Regional breakdown shows Eastern States sixteen, Western thirty, Southern seventeen, Middle twenty four, Pacific coast and Territories thirteen, New York and Brooklyn four. Also note: Kansas City reports Tom Cannon the English heavyweight champion wrestler has challenged C. W. Whistler.
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Kansas City Produce Market Aug 4 1947 Wheat Corn
Kansas City report shows wheat receipts 33 954 bushels shipments 964000 market weaker No 1 cash sales under bid August and September sales listed. Corn receipts 1 020 bushels shipments 2314 bushels market weaker No 2 cash sales. Hog prices steady at 16 1/2 cents per pound. Eggs active with receipts and market notes.
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RAMBAS eit STOCK MARKET Aug 4 1882
The Commercial Indicator shows receipts and market activity in cattle hogs and sheep. Native steers average 1105 per head, cows steady around 2.50, hogs sold at 6.35, sheep receipts none with market nonuniform at 2.75 to 3.40 for natives. Chicago Produce Market notes steady wheat and faded grain prices with No 2 red winter around 98 to 101 cents.
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Texas
Market Notes and Prices From a Local Creamery Trading Page
The report lists dairy and grain prices with unsettled dairy terms and rising figures. Buster creamery quotes 20e per dozen for Bready, with general forks near 20.55 August and 20.534 September. Whisky dull at 1.16. Receipts include 6,000 to 320,000 units across grains and dairy products, reflecting varied market activity.
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Chicago Stock Market Report for August 4, 1882
Hogs receipts 10,900 shipments 5,500 with market generally active and mixed including shipped values from 7.58 to 8.10 per head. Cattle receipts 4,800 shipments 400. market very active and higher with exports around 97.36 to 801, common stockers and feeders 3.75 to 4.25. Texans higher to 9 4.23. Sheep receipts 600 shipments 800. market strong on good to prime at 42.55 to 0. Medium to common 3.50 to 4.00.
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Real estate ads for Levi A. Doane in Lawrence Kansas
Levi A. Doane real estate ad offers several properties for sale near Lawrence including a 50 acre farm with 36 cultivated, timber and fruit trees priced at 860 with half cash, a two story house on 147 acres of land at 1900, and other farm and city properties priced to move. Listings invite immediate sales, with details on location, water, and improvements.
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Lawrence
Salh
Levi A. Doane
Levi A. Dean
North Lawrence
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