Outlaws Captured and Hung in Texas Territory
A Dallas dispatch reports that a posse along Red River near Delaware Bend trapped and hanged eight gang members from a tree after weeks of pursuit. Four more were captured and similarly executed. earlier lynchings brought total to fifteen dead outlaws. Several officers and citizens died in the pursuit since last spring, highlighting brutal frontier justice.
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Dallas
Texas
Texaa
Indian Territory
Red River
Delaware Bend
Burlington
Gainsville
Washington Notes and Appointments June 25
President appoints presidential postmasters including Kerr in Plum Creek Nebraska and Evang in Ottumwa Iowa amid suspensions for partisanship. Admiral Jewett reports failed peace talks in Colombia with ongoing hostilities and possible clashes as government troops move on Barranquilla. Secretary Manning faces questions over Paymaster Smith's trial and Burchard’s potential removal. fisheries talks with Britain urged. Cabinet meeting brief. General Grant's health updates at Mount McGregor. various local notices on land forms and imports.
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Washngton
Ward H. Kerr
Plum Creek
Neb
George Little
Samuel B. Evang
Ottumwa
Iowa
A. C. Hamilton
W. Glennam
Norfolk
J. W. Long
N. Kk. Brewer
Portage
Wis
C. K E. Dow
Edward Duffy
Ann Arbor
J.C. Knowlton
Wm. J. Boe
Vallejo
Cals
J. A. Leech
J. BR. Borne
Piqua
Ohio
OF & Jordan
Navy Department
Admiral Jewett
United States of Columbia
Barranquilla
Liberal Party
Columbia
Jewett
Arrival of Lord Churchill and Tory talks on policy
Lord Randolph Churchill arrives as new secretary of state for India amid Conservative meeting at Carleton club signaling Ulster unity. Britain plans cabinet direction on Egypt while Dublin detectives recalled. Paris and London debate Salisbury policy as Tonquin disease ravages French troops and a Sudan mission escape is reported.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Lennon
Richard Ashton Cross
Home Department
Ireland
Dublin
Lord Churchill
India
Margulis
Ulster
Paris
France
Ruesais
Marquis of Salisbury
Waddington
Sreuch
London
Egypt
Tonquin
Market Report from Kansas City and Chicago Livestock
Market data from Kansas City June 25 1885 shows wheat and corn receipts and prices while live stock reports record cattle hogs and sheep receipts and bids at shipping and packing levels. Chicago market notes brisk cattle trading lower hogs and slower sheep with price ranges for natives western and Texans. A separate London World summary recalls Dr Johnson death events and a Portsmouth robbery tale conveyed by the papers.
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Kansas City
Kansas Lir
The
Daily Indwator
KaNagas City
Chicago
the Drovers’ Journal
Texas
Strike Imminent In Toronto Builders and Laborers
Four to five thousand men are involved in a looming strike as bricklayers refuse tabs, reject material from apprentices, and call out sewer workers. The move disrupts municipal contractors and may widen to a general stoppage. Also reported are cholera cases in Spain and the American steamer Tokio ashore at Yokoyama.
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Toronto
Dufferin Bell
Jita
Spares From The Wires In A Turbulent Day
Reports from Ravennashire Scotland describe shocks of Bartoquske. General Grant’s removal to Mr. McGregor proves beneficial to him. Asiatic cholera in Layin and Spain’s inhabitants spark concern. Harvard-Columbia boat race at New London won by Harvard. Mexican editors visit Kansas City en route to St Louis. Outlaw gang members strung up in Texas by posses. Turkey and Russia settle their dispute. James L. Stanton resigns as U.S. Justice official effective June 30. North Carolina governor commutes Baton Mills murder case. Kentucky reports hangings due tomorrow. A jail inmate in Kansas City attempts suicide by razor. Reuben N. Rice, longtime superintendent of Michigan teal railroad, dies aged. American Travelers Protective Association convenes in Buffalo. Kansas City reports two Mexican editors arriving. they plan dinner with board of trade before leaving for St Louis. William Kenney, longtime Democrat worker, dies by self-inflicted gunshot.
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McGregor
Spain
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Harvards
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St. Louis
Fueco
Texas
Antisens
Turkey
Russia
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Gei Agant
Department of Justice
Beales
North Carolina
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Halifax
Jordas Tayter
Sally Saunders
Wietress
Hopkinsville
Kiosnaa City
Reuben N. Rice
Michigan
Concord Centre
Massachusetts
American Travelers Protective Association of the United
Henderson Kansas City Notice Fragment at Wyandotte Street
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Henderson and a Kansas City Missouri address 160 and 608 Wyandotts Street with scattered references to names and possible official actions. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or required notice details.
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Fe Uf. Henderson
Wyandotts Street
Kansas City
Rae and
Sexresak Gretver
Tomy
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