Fragmentary Local Notice From WRANBRICK CTY
Fragmentary OCR reads a local notice mentioning C LORENTZ Lani DRALER and RONDO acy with items bought and bold on comMINION 4 Gf beet meters. City WRANBRICK CTY appears. details incomplete.
09 Apr 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1892
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reads a local notice mentioning C LORENTZ Lani DRALER and RONDO acy with items bought and bold on comMINION 4 Gf beet meters. City WRANBRICK CTY appears. details incomplete.
The Times reports Blaine insists he will not seek the presidency. He cites age and a life full of demanding work and happiness, saying no nomination could inspire him to throw away his term. He calls the presidency an exhausting office and dismisses critics urging his bid.
A Polish high ecclesiastic Dr Poninsky was killed near Koscieleg Prussia by four attackers. Pursued by villagers, two assailants were killed while the other two, cornered, killed themselves with revolvers. An execution committee of Polish anarchists was implicated. The incident sparked calls to punish the conspirators. Also reports a boxing dispute over John L Sullivan and James G Corbett’s Sept 7 match and a series of fires and political notices in Ireland and America.
A sweeping but unclear market digest reports on copper and iron demand, wool and leather activity, and payments in clearinghouses. It cites improved Boston and Western markets, steady leather and wool prices, and firmer cotton prices while noting dull coal and varied railroad earnings. The piece also records a surge in speculative activity in wheat and cotton, with overall easy money and lower foreign exchange, plus weekly U.S. and Canada business failures totaling 204.
In Senate action the $100,000 appropriation for entertaining Grand Army veterans at the twenty sixth annual encampment in Washington was approved with amendments. The bill directs disbursement by the local arrangements committee under the secretary of war. The vote stood 41 to 10 with detailed roll call listed.
The correspondence reveals long friction over ex-Senator Blair as China's minister. China challenged Blaine and Blair for alleged anti Chinese actions in the Senate. Wharton sought clarifications, and Blair offered resignation and later withdrawal, with President Harrison weighing the matter and recalling Blair's nomination amid China’s objections.
In April heavy rains caused the Tombigbee River to surge two feet above record highs, rising at about a half foot per hour. The sudden flood drowned several enslaved people as relief boats were sent out from the city. Dozens were rescued or sheltered, while workers struggled to aid those stranded along the Georgia Pacific line.
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