08 Sep 1886
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1886
Page
1
News from Washington reports General Miles earns high praise for the Geronimo surrender and Crook's campaign value. Acting War Secretary Drum notes end of a twenty five year conflict, while Captain Lawton is commended for pursuit under hardship. Disposition of captives awaits the President's wishes.
U S District Attorney Ewing has filed suit in federal court seeking 40000 against Col W H Bolton of the post office. The action is part of attachment proceedings from weeks earlier. damages to the government are listed at 10000 and defalcation around 12000. If needed, criminal proceedings may follow after grand jury meets. Earthquake notes and braces follow in brief.
Washington Sept 8 information from the Hon Samuel J Randall indicates he is rapidly recovering from a severe cold taken by exposure to night air He will remain at his Berwyn home Chester County Pa for some time while receiving friends with his usual hospitality The Captured Apaches Washington Sept 8 dispatch from Gen C O Howard reports Miles has returned to Fort Bowie with Nat ichez Cochise son Geronimo and his brother and three other Apaches as prisoners of war all surrendered unconditionally Lawton pursues the rest of the band thirty six adults and three children Gen Miles is praised for the campaign ending Indian hostilities
The Republican convention in New Mexico nominated J. W. Dwyer as a delegate to Congress. Earthquake repairs at Charleston warranted a $2,000 government building fund signed by the Treasury yesterday. Fresh tremors were felt in Athens Kelavrita and Peloponnesus. Blartin Irons, leader of a major railroad strike, jailed in Kansas City on a drunkenness charge. Special Agent Sedgwick completed city Mexico investigation and proceeds to Chihuahua with permission to view records. General Logan declines outside Illinois engagements but will campaign in-state. Prohibition party nominated Levin S Nelson Peter G Zouch D W Gross Eugene Levering Carar M Robinson. Knights of Labor reforms likely to reorganize at Richmond. Nashville Postmaster General vacancy moves pending presidential return. Parnell’s land bill sparks debate as Britain opposes reductions. support seen as fatal to the bill. Navy Secretary Harmony to consider tent canvas for Charleston sufferers. tents not department-made. Henry J Christoph Chicago banker commits suicide. mystery surrounds motive. Kansas City suit seeks dissolution of Southwestern Railway pool. first anti-pooling case under state law. Kreithin Schrader Indianapolis suit seeks insurance recovery for burned wholesale grocery. claimed stock value $41,000. $5,000 saved with extra costs incurred.
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