Ohio Delegation Picks Thurman for Vice President
The Ohio delegation unanimously backed Allen G Thurman as vice presidential candidate at the long caucus in St Louis. Gray forces and New York allies sought different paths but Thurman’s nomination gained momentum as crowds cheered across hotels and streets.
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Senate and House Dispatch on Public Bills and Disputes
June 5 updates from Wasu Hineton City report the Senate approving numerous calendar bills including public building appropriations for Sedalia Missouri 50900 Virginia City and Reno Nevada 25000 and 566000 respectively and a bill for General Alfred Pleasonton's retirement with mayoral grade. The House considered anti discrimination measures and tariff debate procedures amid adjournment after filibuster threats.
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Sheridans Critical Condition Amid Fierce Heart Failure At tacks
Washington City June 5 Gen Sherman in grave condition after a severe hemorrhage and heart failure attacks. Physicians report coma and breathing struggle while a galvanic treatment briefly restored consciousness. Sons and family kept at bedside as reports warn of possible fatal end.
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Latonia Races Result Report From Cincinnati
The Latonia course yesterday concluded with Roi Or winning at 74 furlongs in 1:37. Benson took the 1 mile race in 1:49 1/4. Winning Ways won the 1/2 mile in 0:50. Ernest Race completed 1 mile in 1:30, Shotover captured 2 miles in 1:16 1/? Roanita won 1 1/4 miles in 53.
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Bank Scrimmage In Evansville Tangles Real Estate Rivalries
In Evansville Indiana two heated bursts erupted inside the old National Bank. Real estate agent H E Read Sr clashed with Jacob Jenner after Jenner took a property deal from Read Jr. Heilman intervened to curb the dispute. Read Sr attacked Jenner with a knife threat but bystanders stopped further fighting. Heilman later confronted Read Jr who hurled papers and a stone at Heilman. The exchange ended with witnesses reporting ongoing high tempers and potential further action.
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French navy maps and plans of British defenses released
London reports the French government provides naval commanders with detailed descriptions of British fortifications and armaments at each station, including charts and plans. Berlin mentions an alleged anarchist plot against the crown prince and Prince Bismarck, viewed as a possible money scam by insincere conspirators.
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Long Democratic Convention Deadlock Over Governor Vote
A 125 ballot count in Roex Arkansas state Democratic convention shows Hughes leading with 1834 votes Fletcher 129 Eagle 125 Rector 16 as deadlock persists and a resolution to stand by instructions is contemplated.
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Sheridan Illness Bulletin Shows No Change in Condition
Late updates from New York indicate Gen. Sheridan remains precarious with heart failure and a hemorrhage reported. Doctors emphasize his stubborn vitality and fighting spirit as physicians Drs. Shrady and Spitzna express cautious optimism about recovery. Also noted are race results from Jerome Park including Climax and Emperor of Norfolk performances.
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Burglars Loot Towle & Co. Store in Haxmann Indiana
A gang entered M. Towle & Co. general store as one member covered the clerk with a revolver. The robbers stole about $500 in second hand watches bracelets breast pins gold pens and jewelry. They failed to blow open the safe and fled after frightening the keeper. Separately in Madison Wisconsin Professor C V Riley warns of seventeen year locusts due to appear in several counties this year.
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Fire Damages St. John Sewing Works in Springfield
Fire yesterday afternoon damaged the St. John Sewing Machine Company works in Springfield Ohio causing about 50000 dollars in loss with 25000 dollars insured. Fire officials investigated the blaze as crews fought flames through the day.
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Biondin Set for New York Engagement with Kiralfy
J F Biondin the tight rope performer arrived in New York on the Guion Steamer Arizona to fulfill a contract with impresario Imre Kiralfy. A reception and serenade at the Hoffman House honored him with a balcony appearance and a Niagara River 1859 medal on display.
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National District Assembly No 217 Meets in Pirrspure Pa
National District Assembly No 217 convened in Pirrspure Pa for its annual session. About 50 000 iron and steel workers were represented as wage scale and constitutional revisions topped the agenda. Gettysburg Association directors named Col George B Griggs of Grand Rapids and Gen John P Rea of St Paul as new directors.
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