Riot at River Leaf Grove Leaves Several Dead
Reports from Chicago describe a violent clash at a River Leaf Grove picnic when a quarrel sparked by Volney Clark led to sharpshooters firing on a crowd. The Hobeinian association, about 20 men, opened fire with muzzle loading muskets leaving several wounded and three dead. Police arrested the entire company and moved them to West Madison street station. rumors of a rescue attempt circulated. Additional dispatches note a separate Dakota story about heirship to General Sully and other items including mail robbery, silk market tensions, and political debate.
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W. Ff. Telgnige
Foncicx Johe Rov
Hobeinian Sharpshooters Association
River-Leaf Grove
Ogden
Western Avenues
Volney Clark
Baily
Aining
Frank Ladweie
West Madison Street
Lehr
Wehr Verein
Tare
Washington
Yankton
Dakota
Sully
White Swan's Valley
Philadelphia
Julia
Collins Lamonte
Sally
Timt
Jeff
Davis
Missouri River
President Veto Targets Election Law Repeal Attempts
Washington June 23 The president’s veto notes the failure of the appropriation bill to gain a two thirds majority and asserts election laws remain valid as the supreme law binding all branches. He argues the bill aims to defeat enforcement by restricting appropriations and would curtail constitutional duties to protect elections. The president favors amendments but opposes full repeal.
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Washington
House
Ife
Ifa
Congress
Ile W
Merchants Suspend Trade as Vera Cruz Feud Eases
June reports note Vera Cruz merchants halted dealings with the custom house in protest of a new contraband law. Government moved the customs office to Mexico City, merchants resumed business after authorities ordered the change. Separate dispatches describe naval actions near Chile and anxiety over Bonapartist succession disputes in Paris.
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Gulnsiticd
Mexico
Negrete
Vera Cruz
Imperial Succession Talks and Monuments Proposed
Paris reports indicate a potential bid for the throne by Prince Jeromé Napoleon or his son, with proposals to exile one or both. Empress Eugenie shows improvement, attending mass. a monument to the late prince is proposed. London notes Turkish abdication talks and Khedive status, while Berlin cites Russian-Chinese border raids and regional incursions.
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Yaris
Paul de Cassagnac
Victor Bonaparte
Suidag
Ieaué
Pays
de Cassagnac
Rowhet
Victor
Beause
Jerome Napoleon
Prince Jerome
Paris
Rouher
Prince Victor
Pines Charles Napoleon
Prines Charles
Jeromé Napoleon
France
MM. Rouler
Chiselhurst
Eugenie
Fresh supplies of vitality renew waning stocks
Direct evidence shows Hoster Hoster's Stomach Bitters as a remedy of unprecedented efficacy for dyspepsia constipation liver complaint urinary and uterine weakness rheumatic complaints and malarial fever. Delicate females and infirm elderly are invigorated and convalescence aided by its use. severe illness-related prostration is alleviated and recovery accelerated through its use.
Gunter's chain survey measures acres by links
A Gunter's chain, a historic surveying tool named after its inventor, spans 66 feet with 100 links. Each link is a unit of measurement, and ten such chains equal one acre, reflecting the old practice of using chained lengths to calculate land area.
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General Newe
Galveston
Aes
Cold Springs
Dade
New York
Crosis
Italy
Europe
Japan
China
Whitthorn
Goode
House Committee Ont Elections and Labor
South
York
National Workingmen's Party
Kelly
New California
Foor John
Chinn
Oregon
Tan
Hayes
Slater
Weetod
Weston
W. UO
W. U
Jénerion
Loxbox
Callao
Ifuascar
Antofagaata
Cavadonga Frooden
Huascar
Cheshire
Vetoria
Beaatrice
Balmoral
Windsor
Gonsparthia
Garian’s Firman
England
Austria
Gere Taany
London
Pridde
Plass Association
Duke of Bassane
SM. Rother
Prince
Imperial
Hewett
Constantinore
Khedive 6
Carto
Khedivea
Porte
Berlin
Russia
Tiflis Bressenger
Tuka Turcomans
Budshamet
Epirus
Santo Domingo
United States
Townsend
Marcy
Dunn
Meiggs
Humphrey
Frederick A. Plaisted
Willigsm Nicholas
Stockton
Tyne
Pluisted
Nicholas
Valley House
Salt Lake City
Temple Block
J. B. Sorsxsey
Esthray
Parenne
Usetevne Estray
Trevday
David Mek AY
Jace Dt
Leta
Efuzsa
Logad
Saturdar
Poundkeerer
Jews O Logag
Lawrence & Oa
Twarket
Frank Les
St Ie
Mosers, Lawrence & Co
Brookyn Journal
Apel
Lawrence & Cove
Brocks
Lemrebes & Co
Baghars
Exchans Pisce
Luxdberg & Garer
Logan City
Utah
rMade
Plerng
Bliluslens Picketé
Dloorta Ag
U.C
Stij Logan
Fish, Bros. & Co
Racine, Wis
Fish Bros
Titus G. Fry
Evwis Bo Frat
Ase C. Hragiss
Fish Bro. &Co
Fisit Bho, & CO
Graefenberr
Catholigor
John Fowler
Pioneer Music Store
Whatasalea
Orleans
Eipte Street
EN Phes City
Es. D
Wilson
Bain Street
Oden
Walker Brothers
Raa Sault
Misolely Boub
Santupild Co-Operative
Lan
Machaadie
Newton
Merchant's
Cache
BAY GQ
ROGES
LIONS
Piciles
BUAR
Eiess Bhatess
WM. Toatchor
Pldredge
Stipe
J. T. Hammond
Leary
Main Street
Owe
Begi
Wauon Timber, Lron, &É
E. Stratford
J, Mi. Brunswige & Balke
Cincinnati
Chicagoy
St. Louis
Agnarse
Vuper Institute
Chicago
St-Louis
Broadway
RSCAT
C. C. Ormshy, M. D
Stingcott Arid
Gan
Cache County
Drog Slérey Main Street
Charles Frank
Desfta
Logan
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