Republican County Convention Called for September 10 1880
The Republican County Committee met at Garfield Club with full representation. They rescinded the Crawford county plan, adopt a county convention on September 10 with primaries September 9 and open polls 8 to 8 in the city. Delegates to be increased to 123 and committee members to be named by the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Garfield Club
Dr. Evatt
John Elias
Crawford County
Io Theelty
Ahio
Topeka Visits And Arrivals At Ladington House
Personsly Mrs C T K Prentice returned from an abort visit in Topeka yesterday. Capt Hubbell came back from Topeka last evening on United States Marshal business. Milisses Donahue and daughters of Captain Donahue visited town. Arrival at the Ladington House on August 21 includes WL Slopa Bt Lenin Frank Graves Trenton NF John J Cole St Louis G Benham Atchison W V O'Brien New Bedford Mass 8 G Brown New York F E Whitney Jamestown NY 83 Olives Philadelphia A Wegner Omaha O N Martin Chicago J A Pesny Bt Louis Tadhope Linwood RA Bisart Kansas City Wm N Hees Topeka Mir Darra Leadville O D Rodgers Hesper Wm M Miller and wife Clay Centers J Hormet Hesper.
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C. T. K. Prentice
Topeka
Capt. Hubbell
Milisses Donahue
Donahue
U. A
Mre. McCall
Ladington Hous
WL Slopa
Bt Lenin
Frank Graves
Trenton
John J Cole
St Louis
G Benham
Atchison
O’brien
New Bedlord
Mass
G Brown
New York
F. E Whitney
Jamestown
Olives
Philadelphia
A Wegner
Omaha
Martin
Chicago
J-A Pésny
Bt Louis
Toby
Tadhope
Linwood
RA Bisart
Kansas City
N Hees
Woolen Goods Fall Sparks Bargain Hopes
Merchants report a drop in woolen goods after a brisk early season. J Hothe returned from a purchasing trip to seek favorable openings in cities like Topeka. Hopes grow for further bargains as buyers like Mr House assess upcoming stock and value. A Snook promotes an efficient bargain plan.
Storm Damage Estimated at One Million
Reports from Telegraph describe damage by the Inte Gulf Storm estimated at 1,000,000 dollars. Emigrant arrivals in the United States for the past year reported at 457,743 with July arrivals totaling 44,922. A violent disturbance in Moxsworrown ended with the town marshal and Richard being assaulted as Sheriff Loop was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Moxsworrown
Trun
Law
James T. Morris
Ren. F. Richardson
Loop
U. S
Wasuxaroy
Germany
Ireland
England
Duel Keds in Bonds to Meep the Peace
Aug 21 Norfolk Virginia report of a near duel between Jas Barron Hope editor of the Norfolk Landmark and Col William Lamb mayor of Norfolk. The mayor was arrested as he left his house for a meeting but bound over in the peace. The event occurred with a citywide political scene including a Republican convention and parade.
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Nosyoux
Jas.Barron Hope
Norfolk, Landmark
Col
Wm. Lamb
Norfolk
Capt Hope
Hee
Reac
Evel Phan
Yawnton
Texas
David Gallinan
John Atkins
Herder
Rosebud
Yankton
Fort Pierra
George
Arkansas
Fort Pierr
George Baker
California
Jane
Baker
Devastating Texas Coasts Storms Across Rio Grande
Special reports from Corpus Christi and New Orleans detail the August 12 and 18 gales hitting Brownsville Matamoros Point Isabel and Brazos with wrecked buildings debris and widespread damage. Losses exceed 1 million dollars with ships and stations damaged. relief subscriptions opened.
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Galveston
Tex
Corpus Christi
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Matamoris
New Ortrana
Texas
Mattagorda
Point Isabel
Brazos
Lattimer
Ethel
Tno. Scott
Jersey Brown
Port Isabel
Julia Willett
Ada
Matamoran
A. S. Garrison
New York Robbery Ends in Fatal Hospital Injury
On Aug. 21 in New York Max Sevinger was robbed on First Avenue near Forty-ninth Street. A thief shot at him, missing target and hitting 14-year-old Otto Sevenger in the neck, who died at the hospital. The robbers fled. Sevinger was injured but pursued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bord
New York
Max. Sevinger
First Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
Sevinger
Otto Sevenger
Ewe Bere Beaths Reushisee
William F. Gallagher
Mary's Landing
Pennsylvania Hospital
Patrick McCan
Weavers Reject Ten Percent Wage Increase
The association of Northeast Lancashire weavers refused the ten percent ad hoc wage raise due to the current state of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciation
Lancashire
Adhme
Markets Report From New York and Kansas City
Money market rates range from 2 to 7 percent with mercantile paper at 4 1/2 percent. Kansas City reports wheat shipments of 24 650 bushels, in store 17 956. Corn receipts 1 816 bushels, in store 9 419. Butter steady at 12 to 12 1/4 cents. Eggs firm at a price per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
MONEX
Kansas City
Els
Parket Finn
Paul
Botter—Steddy
Ile
Sega
Ape
Kansas City Stock Market Report Aug 21
Cattle receipts for 24 hours 105, shipments 629, offerings short. For 4 hours receipts 241, shipments 248, market brisk and sparse notes, prices from 4.60 to 5.00, bulk around 4.70. Sheep receipts 24 hours 11, shipments 7, market quiet, muttons around 3.00 to 3.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-Crux
Ahipmedia
St Louis Produce Market and Stock Prices Report
Market notes from St Louis dated Aug 21 show mixed grain prices with wheat and corn firming while barley and oats steady. Livestock and meats activity remains active with hogs and pork trends strong. whiskey fixed around 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bepte
Stronz
Chicago Stock Market Report Snapshots
Market notes from Chicago on August 21 show shipments and prices for stockers and muttons. Readers are informed of price levels around 2.96 for common stockers and 4.00 for higher grade muttons amid a busy market week.
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I Law
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Snap Teaghond
Lay
Polis Ciiemis
Snook
Wichita
And
Inter
Wasrrotoy
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
Jimming
Arianne Crry
N.J
Ang
Boynton
Fearn
Enton
Keds
Meep
John Marion Steele
J. Taylor
St. John
Marion Steele
W. P. Campbell
B.C. Siuss
John Kelley
J. Hauich
Unio Adel
Eneral L. Noodcock
Garfield Violets
Ga Cers
Paradise Streets
Yallowell
Judge Campbell
Meters
Perrecine Pie
Gage Hbos
Fen Iy
the Rope Gee Ge Panera
Ferelgan Notes
W. Loxpoy
Constantinople
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Rowe
Capolimont
Marochetti
Italy
Lowves
Charles Kean
Loxnow
Ballow
Lexpon
Mercantile
Kansas City Stock Market
SOULS
St. Loot
Ihicago
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Kansas
Formerly
Kansan Pacific Railway
Leavenworth
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Ellis
Horton
Union Pacite
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Leadville
Gunnlan
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New Mile
Silver Ola
San Juan
Covorapo
Kansas Division
Union Pacific
Pethrone
Golden Belt
Galton
Weiner
Sam
Gamore
City Mo
L. Kimball
Rocky Mountains
Thos
KiaBa
Gilmore
Jo An
John Muir
T. Smith
Wicago Stock Market
Bouee
Ie’ Aio
J. D. Patti
Wegren Gtreet
West of Mass
Strest
Asae Reytre Eay
Haltowng Medi ‘Dine CO
Pars
Leipzig
Pacis
Broadway
Esa
Washington Market
Sipale
Boeiaatny
Leia East Bind
Pirate Street
Chalky A. M. Prager
Newark
Sinreaue
Jersey City
John F. Chamberlain
Washburne & CO
Felten
Keex Balding
Formis W. Woodward
Lawrence
Kansan
Aidirwitan
Anny
Guar
West
Lawrence and Vicinity
N. G. M’connell
Massachusetts Street
Has
A. F. Bates
J. A. Daily
Massachusetts
China
Glass
Queensware
Peoria
Peoria Starch Manufacturing Company
Peoria, Illinois
A. C. Harding
Nat He
J.B. Meath i
V. Pres
Taagher
Mccoy
Siewy Pearts
L. Shaler
Pace
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