Cabinet Crisis In Commons Over Budget Second Reading
London June 10 The Commons defeated the budget on its second reading by 264 to 282 as Mr Childers refused to refund ad valorem duties on spirits. Gladstone’s cabinet resigned to be tendered to the Queen. reports forecast Salisbury ministry and new posts including Hicks Beach and Gorst amid cholera and broader European dispatches.
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Five Persons Cremated in Barrie Fire Tragedy
June 8 Barrie Ontario reports a fatal house fire at midnight in which J Wench wife and four children were burned in bed. Wench escaped after his shirt burned off while attempting rescues. He says the origin might be a back chamber with no prior sign of fire at 10:30 pm. Additionally, Rev Henry Ward Beecher preached evolution at Plymouth Church. A Federal war casualty list by Adjutant General Drum totals 359,493 deaths with 29,408 among prisoners of war. total troops furnished by states listed as 2,772,408 though duplicates suggest actual figures nearer 2,500,000.
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Waterspouts and Tornadoes Sweep Multiple States
A June 10 to 11 spate of disasters reports waterspouts near Lagos Mexico el Paso and Guanajuato cause widespread damage with high death tolls feared and cities flooded. Other reports detail a New Albion tornado near La Cross and a Dusigue cyclone with structural destruction and crop losses. A Minnesota water power risk and Grant book gossip round out the wide-ranging but fragmented dispatches.
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Sis
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Summary of Important Laws Passed During the Prevent Session
Illinois legislature wrap up after 160 days with 466 Senate bills introduced. Senate: 125 tabled or struck, 30 pending Judiciary action. readings include 65 on third, 83 on second, 2 on first. House: 633 introduced, 192 killed or tabled. 64 in committees across Appropriations to Education. Noted Senate bills to House show telegraph tax, telephone regulation, and General Primary Election bills on third reading.
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Tobacco acreage trims last year’s total in several states
New York reports a generally favorable condition for the tobacco plant across New England Pennsylvania New York and Wisconsin but acreage runs fifteen to seventy per cent below last year. A separate note from Toronto records a court ruling by Chancellor Boyden that Indians in Canada have no proprietary right in the cola.
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Locust Swarm Visits Fayetts County Reports
Swarms of seventeen year locusts have appeared on ridges north of the city and spread across the county. The insects drown other sounds with their noise as trees and shrubs become covered. Farmers fear for fruit orchards as pastures suffer and preparations to spray begin.denotes Fayetts county fields in June. More sightings spread in the region.
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Batchelder to Bring Grant Presents to Washington
Colonel L N Batchelder Deputy Quartermaster General departed from Washington Tuesday night for New York to receive and return to Washington the testimonials and presents given to the government by Mrs Grant. He was chosen for this duty by the Secretary of War and the final placement of the gifts is to be decided.
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Wisconsin Masons elect grand lodge officers
Muwauuts Wis June 11 The Masonic Grand Lodge of Wisconsin yesterday afternoon elected officers including Grand Master Oliver Libby of Green Bay Grand Secretary John W Lafin of Milwaukee Deputy Grand Master Eugene 8 Elliott of Milwaukee Grand Treasurer N B Littlejohn of Whitewater Grand Warden Alexander Moran of Onalaska and Junior Warden Byron J Ruwhill of Hartland.
Shotgun Tragedy Shocks AvuBURN Nine-Year-Old Confesses Killing
June 10 AvuBURN Wisconsin reports a nine-year-old, Charles McAllister, admitted to firing a loaded shotgun at his sister Kate during a morning incident in Steat glee. He claimed ignorance of the gun’s status as loaded and provided a frank confession amid local weather and farm notes. The report also notes a frost in Wis, potato crop damage, and a chancery clerk’s action canceling a judgment for Mia Della Parnell in New York Place proceedings.
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Call for Help Across Arizona in Apache Outbreak
An appeal forwarded to President Cleveland cites one hundred San Carlos Indians raiding the region, destroying property, and killing ranchers. It reports W A Daniela killed, troops inactive, and urges urgent government aid as General Crook outlines planned operations against hostiles.
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Locust Plague Threatens Midwest Across Mississippi
Washington reports entomologist Prof Riley warns the twelve year locust may bypass Iowa and Minnesota while spreading along the Platte Valley into Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado are noted as favored hatching zones with reports of damage reaching the Pacific coast. The species is said not to migrate east of the Mississippi according to the professor.
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Turcing Lake Becomes Meadow Under Went Sink Drainage
The draining of Faulhop Lake to create a meadow near Dusogue Ie completed after starting last fall. The $30,000 project yields one of the Upper Mississippi region’s most picturesque vales, transforming the lake into a fertile landscape.
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Supreme Court Lets Stand Liquor Tax Assessments
The Supreme Court ruled that assessments paid under the Scott Liquor tax law before its unconstitutionality declaration could not be returned to saloonists. The decision, with dissent by Judges Okey and Follett, involved about $3,000,000. Additional notes include Mackin-Gallagher case developments, a Harvard Observatory planet discovery report, and a dip in strawberry profits in Illinois due to abundant supply.
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Miscellaneous National News Items From Various Cities
Notices cover events across the United States and Canada including health scares in New Jersey and Texas, political maneuvers in Britain, court rulings on barbed wire, ship fires near Ottawa, and a banquet for a new minister to Turkey. Reports note factory and railway concerns, church and school grants, and local disasters such as drownings and a collapsed riverfront stage.
New York Fire Loss Report Shows May Increase
The New York Daily Commercial Bulletin notes agate fire losses in May across the United States and Canada totaling 8,750,000 dollars, a ten percent rise from the prior month. Analysts warn continued fire waste could push insurance rates higher.
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Fell Down Shaft at Athens Coal Mines
John Rowley twenty two years old pit boss at Athens coal mines nine miles from the city fell into the mine mouth Tuesday dropping 228 feet his body crushed to jelly He was married in this city last Sunday Statistics of Immigrant arrivals at leading ports last month totaled 76 676 for seven months 343 489 and 454 206 for the same period
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Wheat prospects in Washinarow drought year predicted
A cultural Bureau estimate puts this year's wheat yield at 20,000,000 bushels with winter and 340,000,0 bushels spring. The forecast reflects agency data on crop prospects for the region and season.
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