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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1891
Page
3
Has now an elegant line of embroidered flocncings for dresses and a full assortment of summer dress goods including cashmere Hesbi items, parasols, mitts, gloves, hosiery and handkerchiefs. Millinery department complete. Call BJ Eldridge, No. 34 West Patrick Street.
A Delaware railroad detective, Hutchinson, closes in on Marsh, believed to be heading toward Oxford or Easton after sailing from Delaware City to Woodland Beach. Marsh has money and a large schooner connection is suspected. telegrams sent to arrest him along Chesapeake Bay.
The Fort Street church in Demurr Mich hosted a packed assembly debating the Briggs question. Deliberations featured Rev Hathaway supporting Logan amendment, Bowden praising Judge Breckenridge, and intense floor fights before Patton's committee report carried. The vote ended with Briggs defeated and Princeton cited as central to the outcome.
The state treasurer outlines the amount and location of state funds and securities as of May 6 and previews the June 1 update. He notes deposits in banks, sinking fund assets, and bonds held in trust, with details on bank names and the need for governor and bank approval for certain negotiations. The report also covers direct tax refunds and upcoming legislative bills approved by the governor.
City Treasurer John Bardsley, on the last day of his term after resigning, faced a magistrate on ten criminal charges including two for misappropriation and one for perjury. He admitted moving funds through other banks into the Keystone Bank and accepting interest, claiming the money remained in the bank and that he could not pay it to the state. Perjury charges were postponed to June 13. Bail set at $50,000. he remained jailed.
The President arrived at 11:22 this morning by Pennsylvania Railroad to attend the Decoration day services. He is accompanied by Secretaries Proctor and Tracy and Postmaster General Wanamaker. The President will return to Washington this evening.
The narrator recalls a rambling visit to Baltimore and a new theater with a wax museum crowd. Scenes include a wax Gust Obenderfer, a bustling sale on the town carpet, anticipated 2001 expansion with branch stores, and a lively Christian Association picnic at the City Opera House with boat scenes, sword drills, and dances.
County authorities intensified efforts to capture the gang of thieves infesting the mountain areas. Several deputy sheriffs drove into the mountains yesterday to locate suspects, with more arrests expected soon.
A weekly trade roundup notes wheat sales and exports, corn and oats production, pork and lard prices, and general price trends despite the coke strike. It reports improved market tone, mixed demand in eastern markets, weak hides and wool, cautious merchants, and varied railroad earnings with shifting rate debates. Business failures rise to 247 globally versus prior weeks, with US, Canada totals and year-over-year comparisons.
May 30 dispatches report Secretary Foster denying attributed remarks by Gen. Grosvenor about Wisconsin as a foreign state. Also noted is the opening plan for the Central Park Metropolitan Museum of Art on Sundays with free public access. Other items include Kennedy not securing bail in Puiteperri a. the Earl of Clancarty’s death in London. and Chicago gas trust litigation likely to end soon.
Europe. QUEBEC May 30 Signor Corte the Italian consul at New Orleans has arrived here with the Italian lad Marchesi who, it is claimed, gave the signals to kill Chief of Police Hennessey. Signor Corte declined to be interviewed.
A proposed registry law outlines voter eligibility, dates for registration, and duties of county officials. It prescribes forms, notes, and penalties, with details on polling place records, residence data, and occupation for voters. Also mentions presidential dinner at the Executive Mansion and a crackdown on selling game out of season in New York.
Race cards from Gravesend Latonia and Chicago include multiple sweepstakes and handicaps for 2 year olds and older horses with winners such as Rhody colt Ninonka Sir John Fy Isaac Lewin and Chesapeake Raceland Jack Rose and others. Chicago meets report Jack Richelien Lena Frs Fakir Lauri Davidson and Bob Jacobs among winners with times listed for each race. Philadelphia market closes show steady stock and bonds with Lehigh Valley Reading Pennsylvania and other names and prices, plus wheat and flour notes and general floor activity.
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