President Garfield's health shown steady gains in July
Telegraph bulletin reports Garfield resting well after sleep and improving daily. Surgeons plan solid morning meals then liquids, with gradual return to activity. Court adjourned in Guiteau case until September as his condition steadies.
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New York
Washington
Dispatch
Old Point Comfort
Boynton
Dr. Bliss
Col. Rockwell
United States
Long Branch
White House
Chicago
Carcaco
Wasnrvoroy
Cer
Bert i. Cole
Maneton
Maysioy
New York Senatorial Contest and Texas Church Stand
The article notes President fever fluctuations and a Texas governor refusing a thanksgiving proclamation. It follows with New York senatorial contest updates, Conkling allyship, Mills proposed vacancy bill, and Tuthill and Conkling remarks. It highlights Conkling’s supporters urging Lapham’s election, party friction, and calls for adjournment amid controversy.
Temperate mass meeting on mineral water licenses in Torrka
A July mass meeting in Torrka discussed city council actions licensing mineral water sales. Col. C. K. Holliday presided. vice presidents were elected and speeches given. The crowd on Kansas Avenue heard resolutions praising Topeka’s mayoral approach, calling for repeal of the prohibition law, and urging lawful, peaceful reform and moderation toward prohibition advocates.
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Kansas
Friends of Prohibition
Topeka
Polar station to be set up at Point Farrow region
San Francisco July 18 Lieut Hay of the Signal Corps sailed today with nine companions on the schooner Golden Fleece for Point Farrow in the Arctic Ocean to establish a meteorological observation station. Hands On Groucesrme Masa July 18 Assistant Secretary Blaine here disbursing funds from Britain over alleged unlawful interference with American fishing fleets at Newfoundland.
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Arpany
Mills
Congress
Bresantes
Pelar
San Francisco
Lieut. Hay
United States Signal Corps
Point Farrow
Arctic Ocean
Groucesrme
Masa
Blaine
Britain
New Foundland
Buried in the Brains as Walls Collapse on Children
A Jersey City building recently burned fell this afternoon, burying twenty children who were gathering wood. Two rescued with injuries including a broken arm. one man injured. Separately, indictments include George W. Ingalls for suspected $100,000 theft from the government. Ute relocation plan discussed in Washington with troop needs and agency setup near Green and Kite rivers in Utah. Kidney-Wort praised by a Vermont carpenter claiming eight years of kidney disease cured, sold in liquid and dry forms.
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Jersey City
Washngtox
Criminal Court Grand Jury
George W. Ingalls
Nited States
Pinti Agency
Ingalls
Washinortoy
J. J. Russell
Ute Commission
Washington
Kirkwood
Green and
Kite Rivers
Utah
White Rivers
Uintah River
Russel
Unitad
Secretary of War
Lincoln
Unita
Montgomery
Danbury News
Indian barbecue tragedy leaves seven dead in Creek Cherokee area
A Ga zette dispatch from Fort Smith reports a barbec ue near Green Leaf, Cherokee Nation, west of Ft. Smith, where seven men were killed or mortally wounded after a drunken fight between full blood Creek and Cherokee Indians. Two victims, Jim Saterwall and his father, were decapitated. the killers fled. Separately, Henry Smith was hanged in Mississippi after a long jail transfer, with a large crowd present. Fire ravages Wallace Michigan, destroying a saw mill town of twenty seven buildings. Vermont lists state property at 163.39 million dollars, up from 100.35 million. Northern Kansas suffers drought relief rains easing corn and grain harvest prospects.
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Little Rock
Arx
Ft. Smith
Green Leaf
Ft. Gibson
Bill Lovett
Deer Track
Jim Saterwall
Markets Report New York Money Market July 18 1881
New York money market closes at 23 per cent per annum. Prices for mercantile paper show 3314 and other figures. Thirty day and sixty day rate quotes noted, with government bonds issued as extended sixes and fives.
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New York
Pegee
Wheat and corn market reports from Kansas City and St Louis
The Kansas City market notes receipts shipments and prices for wheat corn oats eggs and butter with firm grain tones and weak cattle and hogs. St Louis market details flour prices wheat corn oats eggs and whiskey with varied but steady to higher trends and cattle hogs and sheep values. Chicago and general produce markets show firmer wheat corn oats and mixed pork and beef quotes across exchanges.
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Kansas City
Fr. Louis
Cope
Fancy
Rand Lo
Ted
Butte
Chicago stock market cattle hogs and sheep report
Cattle receipts 4600, shipments 1900, market quiet and poor quality exports 6.00 to 64.26. Hogs receipts 27000, shipments 6000, market coarser packing 2.00 to 6.30, light 0.10 to 0.25, heavy 8.40 to 6. Demand weak for sheep with 500 receipts.
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Western Live Stock Journal Caports
Culiaca
Coles
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