Many World Events as Legislatures adjourn and Notables Die
The Ohio legislature adjourned at noon. Rear Admiral William Rogers Taylor is dead. Mr Parnell will abandon a case in Irish courts against The Times. A smallpox case is reported in Pittsburg. Lord Salisbury to visit Prince Bismarck. The Pope suffers a fresh cold and stays in his apartments. The president and family toured the Potomac. Scottdale hosts a wage talks convention. Edwin Booth returns to the stage in Cleveland in improved health. Allen Churchill dies at 60 in Gloversville NY. Mormon missionaries in Hardy county WV warned to leave. Edward S Lacey may be named comptroller of the currency. Red Cloud travels to Washington to confer with the president on Indian claims. The Warren works sell for his purchaser. Accidents, deaths and political moves fill the day including ex congressman Chitteden and Maj Omohundra among the dead. The Indian chiefs, railroad and mill news mix with political notes and court actions.
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Ohio
William Rogers Taylor
Parnell
Pittsburg Bureau of Health
Lord Salisbury
Prince Bismarck
Potomac
Cokers
Scottdale
Edwin Booth
Cleveland
Allen Churchill
Gloversville
N. Y
Hardy County
W. Va
Treasury Department
Edward 8. Lacey
Michigan
Red Clout
Pittsburg
Washington
Warren
Ma Berber
Akron
Pratinger
A. A. McKinzie
Charles F. Hatch
Wisconsin, Minnesota and Pacific Railway
Minneapolis
Pennsyivania
Western Penitentiary
Minesota
Tracy
Omohundra
Chitteden
Brooklyn
Barry D. Welsh
Philadelphia
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Julian Pauncefote
United States
Liverpool
Mallory
New York
Christian Trefz
Newark
N. J
Charles Griffin
Utica
Noremac
Hegleman
Connors
Daniel M. Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
Roddy McGraw
Allegheny River
Wittsburg
Gen
Bowlanger
Avenue Louise
Ward McAllister
Tandon Weekly
Walliar O'Brten
Doel
Satistury
Welitort
Cite
Wwe
Univer
Dellaire
Abe
Bebiger
de Griving
Foostreet
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Thomas M. Jones
Iron Works
Jones & Laughlin
Fromiuimn
City of
Edinburgh
Jake Kilrain
New York Clipper
Sullivan
New Orleans
DuBois
Claus Spreckels
Charles Russell
Parnell Commission
Gteal
Britain
America
Colonies
Birdsboro
Reading
Olso
Purpo Isittee
Pennsylwie Ds
Aligaheny Penitentiary
Beaver
Samuel Johneou Vu
John Sharpless
George Clarke
William 2
Greene County
John Smiley
Huth
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Smiley
Tuaville
McBride
George Calder
Fulton Cotton Mils
Lancaster
Wade
Charleston
Shay
G. P
Pitebu
William P. Hepbarn
Iowa
Treasury
Robinson
Massachusetts
Dominguez
Seneca Street
Buffalo
Gettysbairg
Statf
Misa Bridget T. Mooney
Iuimoere
D. Hamilton
Oreota Mills
W. C. Torssuce
Panxsutawney
Rockton
San Francisco
West Point
Thomas McGrath
Julia Mahar
Timothy Mahar
Fuller Lies
Supreme Court
Schofield
Severe Northeasters Ravage Norfolk Coast and Streets
A Norfolk special reports a devastating northeast gale with 60 mph on the coast and 45 inland. Widespread flooding inundates wharves streets and low areas while government wires along the coast remain down. The Acconie steamer lost her shaft and grounded near Smithfield with many passengers aboard. The Five Fathom light area sighted a wrecked schooner, and sloop Empire wreck victims are rescued by tug Frank A Low. The Dover farm and Dismal Swamp canal floodwaters flood croplands and roads for weeks. The Masonic Temple and Odd Fellows Hall were unroofed and coastal damage looms.
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Smithfield
Boarl
Cape Charles City
Capt. Keene
Luther C. Warde
Frank A. Low
Empire
Pigs Point
Lamberts Point
Tig
Wallacetown
Dover Farm
Norfolk
Masonic Temple
Odd Fellows
Boomers in Despair Guarding Re volvers for Oklahoma
Desperate Oklahoma settlers across the Canadian Cherokees face poverty and hunger with no shelter or cash. Men women and children beg while many have pawned camps and cling to homestead claims. Boomers insist six shooters aid soil claims and prepare to cross into Oklahoma as Deputy forces mobilize near Caldwell and the Kansas border.
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Oklahoma
Chickasaw Nation
IL. T
Caradiin River
Marshal Jones
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Emerson Acquitted in Oxford Street Shooting Case
Lexpos April 17 Trial of Lake Emerson Missouri horse dealer ends with acquittal on murder charge. Evidence shows Robinson attacked Emerson in a cab and Emerson fired in defense, a mob surrounded him and another man was wounded. Witness Tom Waller praised Emerson’s character, contrasting with varying inspector reports on prison abuse involving Mr O'Brien in Clonmel.
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Lexpos
Lake Emerson
Oxford Street
Weason
Emerson
Min
Robinson
Sey
Tom Waller
Gladstonian Elected in Rochester Seat Fight
The Rochester parliamentary seat vacated by Col Hughes Haslett was contested yesterday. Gladstonian candidate Hughesson won with 1,635 votes to Unionist Davies's 1,580. The result shifts the representation to the Gladstonian party.
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Gladstonian
Pril
Col. Hughes-Haslett
Rochester
Hughesson
Mr. Davies
Pardoned After Serving 29 Years in New Jersey
Jos P Stewart, released after 20 years in prison for murder in the first degree, had his sentence commuted to life due to youth. At 14 he was involved in the drowning of Craic in Gloucester County. Friends and supporters persisted for nine years to secure his pardon. Stewart, mild and childlike, begins a new life with employment offered by John F Lovett.
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Treston
N. J
Jos, P. Stewart
Craic
Gloucester County
Craig
Stewart
Ohio BREVITIES Aged butcher fatally injured in run
Ohio briefs report an elderly Springekl butcher fatally injured in a run. Census data from Wellsville. Hazlett widow dies at Bellefontaine. Minnie Wilton of Youngstown recovers after ingesting tandanum in a personal crisis. Fire destroys workrooms at Noble & Sherlock’s Iron Works Canton. A clerk, Frei Strong, admits theft of a horse. Local legal and political notes follow.
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George Faverier
Springekl
Wellsville
Hazlett
May
Bellefontaine
Minnie Wilton
Youngstown
Noble & Sherlock
Novelty Iron Works
Canton
Charles Williamsom
Tin Sikes
Frei Strong
Williaamson
Drowning on Chautauqua Lake Claims Fisherman
While Join Martin of Garland Virginia and his half-brother Adlant Brush of this city fished on Chautauqua Lake their boat capsized yesterday and Martin drowned.
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Chantaigua Lake
Blayowian
Anila
Martin
Garland
Adlant Brush
Chautauqua Lake
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Caldwell
Cherokee Outlet
Albany
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Rathbone, Sard Co
Rathbowerd & Co
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Sanne
Sneh DL Gross
Tilt Waliat
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Urcania
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Cincinnati
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Grace Revere
Boston
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United States Air Fort
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Mir
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Clonmel
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