Closing Quotations on Markets in New York and Philadelphia
June reports show St Paul May earnings near prior year, boosting market sentiment. Philadelphia flour firm with varied grades, grains mixed. beef, pork, and dairy prices steady to soft while live stock and cattle markets in New York and East Lisagertown reflect typical June activity.
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Philadelphia
St. Paul
Rebish Valley
Pennsylvania
Erie
West Shore
Central
Lake Erie
Jersey
del & Hudson
Generali
Pennsyania
State
Western
Ughc
Heeves Active
Amon
East Liseart
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Inauguration of Casimir Perier Led by Versailles Assembly
The French electoral congress opened at Versailles to elect a president. Casimir-Perier led with 41 votes, others including Briston 193, Dupuy 4, Ferrier 53, Arago 27. crowd cheered him as he entered Paris. Kinetic scenes followed the vote with ministers resigning and Casimir-Perier seeking cabinet continuity. The day featured protests by Socialists and a formal reception at the Elysee.
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Carnot
Versailles
M. Chellemel-Lacour
Senate
M. Chillamel-Lacour
Nations Assembly
Casimir-Perier
M. Briston
M. Dupuy
General Ferrier
ML Arago
Galerie de Tombeaux
M. Casamir-Perier
Jandan
Dupuy
M. Chatemel-Lacour
M. Casimier-Perier
National Assembly
Republic
M. Casimir- Perier
Casimir Perier
Unon
Mme. Carnot
Palace of the Elysee
Foreign Ministry
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
M. Carnet
M. Casimir- Pener
Quai d’Ornay
Marseijlex
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The
Borius
Mr Carnot
M. Carmet
M.casimir-Perier
M. Burdear
Chamber of Deputies
Bras Republican Casimir-Perier Named President of France
M Jean Paul Pierre Casimir Perier born Paris Nov 8 1547. His grandfather led the council under Louis Philippe and his father served as minister under Thiers. He earned the Legion of Honor for bravery with the volunteers of the Aube in the defense of Paris. He became minister of the interior in 1871 and held various posts, aligning with republican factions in late 1870s elections.
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Paris
Louis Philippe
M. Thiers
M. Casimir-Perier
Aube
Nugent-Sur- Seine
Broglie
M. Casimir Peret
Department of Public Instruction
Chamber
France
M. Casimix Perier
Chicago insanity evidence linked to Pren dergast case
A report notes strong evidence tending to show Pren dergast's insanity was introduced in Chicago yesterday. John E. Beck, ex-member of the New Orleans board of assessors, has been convicted for accepting a bribe of 156 dollars while in office. An eight ash cyclone passed near Windom, Indiana, causing damage with few particulars. An explosion occurred in a mine at Legalidad Austria. eight miners were found dead and fifty-seven still missing. James South Allen, a farmer north of Greencastle, Indiana, killed his wife and then committed suicide over jealousy. The Grace post office in Ulster County, New York, was burglarized for stamps and cash around early morning. In Coffee County, Alabama, an unknown assassin fired buckshot into the bedroom of William Harper, killing him and fatally wounding his wife.
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Chicago
John E. Beck
Board of Assessors of
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Windom
Legalidad
Austria
James South Allen
Greencastlie
Ind
Giace
Ulster County
Coffee County
Ale
William Harper
WR Singerly Chosen By Acclamation For Pennsylvania Ticket
The Democratic state convention named William M. Singerly of Philadelphia for governor with acclamation. Others include John F. Billing Erie lieutenant governor and David F. Magee Lancaster auditor general, while ex judge Bucher of Lewisburg and Hannibal K. Sloan of Indiana were named for Congress. Bucher declined the nomination. The platform endorses Cleveland and Pattison, supports tariff reform, condemns Republican misconduct, and opposes secret religious organizations. Maryland miners crossed into West Virginia at Elk Garden, prompting arrests.
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Philadelphia
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Erie
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Lancaster
W. W. Greenland
Joseph B. Bucher
Lewisburg
Hannibal K. Sloan
Indiana
Bucher
William T. Hensel
Hensel
Pennsylvania
J.P. Tillisg
Arthur G. Dewalt
Lehigh
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Pattiston
American Protective Association
Enea
R. Jones Monaghan
West Chester
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Maurice ¥. Wilhere
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Jobb C. Bane
Was
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Ps Foley
Pittsburg
Nathan Savage
Clearfield
M. J. Fahey
Lackawanna
Albert Broadhead
Northampton
W.A Mart
Schuylal
Thomas Elcock
Montgomery
Senate and House endments on Income Tax and statehood bill
The Senate neared final action on the income tax provision of the tariff bill with several amendments defeated, while Section 66 prompted a sharp clash over corporate books and audits. The House stalled over New Mexico statehood with English-teaching mandates, adjournment pending. Other items include Lizzie Halliday’s court appearance, deadly lightning deaths in Frepon ta New York, and a Rome duel between Signor Imbriani and Major Tassoni. New food wagon records at Pimlico and a manslaughter verdict in Harmarseers, Pa.
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Senate
Hill
Allison
Tevenpus
Gray
Aldrich
New Mexico
Smith
Congress
Carnot
Pullman Car Boycott Halts Trains Nationwide
The American Railway union's Pullman boycott spreads across Illinois Central Santa Fe Chicago and Great Western and other lines. Strikers block yards and force police to intervene as trains run with or without Pullman cars while Michigan Central and Southern Pacific show mixed responses to maintain service. Debs orders broader action on Santa Fe.
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Central Pennsylvania miners wage dispute splits operators
The central Pennsylvania coal operators meeting in this city yesterday produced a split over miners wage offers. Broad Top operators and eight smaller Central District firms withdrew from the convention, planning a five cent per ton advance. Opposition factions proposed not paying more than 40 cents per gross and 35 cents per net.
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