08 Jun 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1894
Page
1
A June sale advertises varied fabrics and garments with reduced prices. Items include 40 inch woollens at sale, striped and checked fabrics sold by the yard, French Percale and Crepe, children's vests, and multiple women’s waist styles with substantial discounts. Also listed are boys waists and bogs waists priced near or under a quarter to 20 cents per item.
Tess of Desperation is flagged as a misprint in the Indiana Strikers segment, causing confusion over a part title. The item records a tangential reference, emphasizing a misfiled or corrupted entry rather than a full report.
News from Indiana recalls arrests in Clay County over Engineer Barr’s murder near Knightsville with five men detained. Reports of militia patrols around Shelburn Farmersburg amid rumors of violence fade as miners’ strike activity cools and preparations begin for possible return to work.
Reports detail scattered combat between miners and militia at several sites, with casualties feared but unconfirmed. Troops moved to guard mines and rail lines near Canal Dover and Mineral Ridge as officials and deputies prepare for further clashes and possible curfews.
Reports from Washington indicate the Salvadoran vice president has sought asylum aboard the USS Bennington, with Captain Thomas potentially risking international tensions. The issue tests U S policy on refugee asylum amid swift political changes in San Salvador and a wary state department.
A destructive cyclone swept Grant county Oregon on June 8 killing farmer James Parrish his wife and one child. Homes livestock were wrecked amid a severe hailstorm with stones up to seven and one half inches in circumference. The disaster left widespread destruction across the area.
A local shop advertises June reductions on fabrics and millinery. Suet think mentions low prices on satin, sateen, cashmere, and wool pieces with many items cut to clear. A carpet manager orders a carpet price cut as part of stock reduction.
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