Chicago Sensations and Socialists Stir Mormon Troubles
A Kansas and Utah spread of unrest reports fear among settlers. General Campbell reshapes local militia along the southern border, while Salt Lake City anticipates clashes between Gentiles and Mormons on July 24. Other cities note sensational tracts and pending executions and arrests.
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Compton
Deepole
Dodge and
Fort Supply
Cimarron River
Tate
Campbell
Omaha
Stoward
Department of
Howard
United States
War Department
Fort Douglas
Larache
Kansas
Utah
Salt Lake City
Ther
Cariaco
Pall Mall Gazette
George Yuder
Sreet
London Pall Mall Gazette
Chicago
James Taylor
Michael F. Doran
Eastern Penitentiary
Taylor
Keeper Doran
Wicaita
North Fork
Canton
Caiiaco
Parsons
Loxpon
Standard
Zulficar Pass
Ridgeway
Mapnip
RAILROAD RUMBLE ON S A AND P RAILWAY PROGRESS
Mr Lott returns from New York with news of iron orders for 95 miles of track and five locomotives plus cars and coaches. Supplying fleets will reach by mid August for track laying. Route via Belville or Goliad depends on local incentives as surveys target Harbor Island lighthouse.
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New York
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Watertown
Jefferson County
Kenedy
Floresville
Belville
Goliad
Harbor Island
Murder in the brush near San Pedro Springs
A man was found dead about a quarter mile northeast of San Pedro Springs. Mexican boy Ramon Valencia reported the scene to Justice Adam, who ordered a jury. The body showed a bullet wound, no weapon, and possible murder. Identifications and leads were uncertain, prompting calls for a morgue and broader police inquiry.
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San Pedro Springs
Ramon Valencia
Alejo Perez
Adam
Isignia of
Odd Fellowship
Brewer
Murphysville
Neine
Braden Hotel
Conductor Fowle
International
Great Northern
Licur
Discharges and fines from Recorder's Court cases
Otto Baker, son of Colonel Baker, faced gun discharge charges on Market street. the weapon was destroyed and the case dismissed while Thomas Smith received a $5 fine for shooting. Other tied cases include opium den arrests, obscene language dismissal, vagrancy, peddler assault, drunkenness fines, and pistol possession penalties.
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Otto Baker
Colonel Baker
Central Hotel
Market Street
Laban
Commission House
Boere
Smithereens
Thomas Smith
Young Baker
D. & A. Oppenheimer
Zenk
Ah Wah
Jim Sing
George Chaw
Jim Charley
Fritz Glaeser
F. Halloman
B. F. Pierce
Vance House
Semlinger
Tissair
Edward Humbert
John Bigsby
Ames Boyd
George Baker
Fort Davis
Louis A. Miller
Emerson Recovers Stolen Goods After Austin Trip
Mr Emerson returns from Austin with $250 worth of items recovered from pawn brokers including three gold watches a gold pearl pin a gold cameo ring and gold cameo studs. He states a New York robbery totaling $1000 occurred during his stay but details cannot be published now.
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Emerson
Austin
New York
Sunset Hose Ball At Jonas Garden Promised For Tomorrow
The Sunset Hose company plans a social ball at Jonas garden tomorrow night with music and a pleasant evening anticipated. Invitations extended to all, highlighting a first class experience and enjoyment.
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Sunset Hose Company
Jonas’ Garden
Real Estate Deeds In San Antonio Transfers
Ed J. Gallagher transfers lot 12 block 30 east side San Antonio river bounded by Crockett Starr and Walnut streets for 180 dollars. L C Grothaus to J H Claessen survey No 2 for nominal consideration. Ordon and Berry attorneys for C M Porter to Allison Ryman tract in city of San Antonio lots 19 20 21 22 block 20 for 115 dollars.
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Ed J. Gallagher
L. Allan
San Antonio River
Crockett, Starr and Walnut Streets
L. C. Grothaus
J. H. Claessen
Ordon & Berry
C. M. Porter
Allison Ryman
San Antonio
Little Girl Green Injured In Horse Accident
A young girl named Green was riding yesterday with an unknown companion when her horse shied. She was thrown, breaking an arm and suffering a concussion of the brain, now in precarious condition. Ignacia Cortez remains unbonded and maintains innocence in a separate charge.
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Green
Miss Green
Ignacia Cortez
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