Aurora and Lincoln News From Nebraska Era
Harvey Bell of Aurora suffers a lung wound from a gunfire aimed at a dog by Fritz Hoefer. a Denver-origin mystery man killed on a cowcatcher near McCook. domestic troubles lead to suit for $5,000. state finances show total property value of 98,537,475 and general fund tax 437,874 with rail and telegraph property listed. Nebraska telephone company to build a 350 mile circuit. new town planned near Sutton. Doane College receives a 5,000 bequest. wool shipments and sheep profits reported. state temperance efforts advance. frontier legal and labor disputes noted. autumn university opening set for Sept 12 1882.
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President’s Veto of River and Harbor Bill Passes
Washington dispatch reports the River and Harbor Bill veto overridden promptly as the President remains in conflict with Congress. The news notes other items of interest in the national capital and surrounding political developments.
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Iowa and Ohio lawmakers vie for posts in party nominations
Dr J B Hatton of Montgomery county a former democrat was named for congress in the Ninth Iowa district. Speaker Keifer was renominated for congress by Ohio Republicans at Springfield. The Fifth Iowa district convention nominated B J Frederick of Marshall for congress Geo W Hall of Iowa City for district judge and J Preaton of Cedar Rapid for district attorney. Iowa Republicans at Des Moines state convention chose J A T Hall for secretary of state J A Brown for auditor Smith McPherson for attorney general and Judge Seevers for supreme court judge. The Illinois Greenbackers met at Peoria with speeches by Col Jesse A Lee of Knois and H Martin Williams of Missouri. General
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Fire kills several as Hecker mill burns in New York
The Hecker & Co flouring mills in New York burned with about one million dollars in losses. Five hundred workers were said to be evacuated safely while five or six firemen died when the building collapsed. Origin of the fire remains unknown as insurance covers the damage.
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