Illustrious Notices From A Late Abolition Era
Abilene Reflector reports on Hamilton duel connections, Cincinnati gambling closures, a Burlington Iowa illicit still seizure, and notable deaths including Jonny Porter of Waterford New York. It notes railroad finances for 1884 and a Swaim court martial fallout, plus European constitutional changes in the Dutch realm and Netherlands electoral reform with militia powers.
World at Large Personal and Political Recap
Mrs Ganrreto denies remarrying rumors as Kansas City elects John W Moore mayor by about four hundred. Prince of Wales sails to Ireland amid large crowds, Nationalists show restraint. London to war talk in Afghanistan and Tonquin notes drop, while Grant's health concerns and various international incidents fill the page.
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Ganrreto
Tus
John W. Moore
Kansas City
Duncan
Prince of Wales
London
Ireland
Ciocinnall
Henry M. Stanley
United States
Rean Apminar Marstons
United States Navy
Prince and Princess of Wales
Dublin
Richand Grant Watre
New York
Prenrevont
Rome
Mannine
Garrison Heapvy
Ohio
Gxxerat Guast
Genxral Komanoff
Afghanistan
Tonquin
St. Louis
Santa Rosa
Mexico
McCormick Reaper Works
Chicago
Winnipeg
Ninetieth
Hyde Park
Grant
Frank Rankin
Shelbyville, Ky
Rankin
Martin Cody
Cold Wood
J. Law
Ilinois
New Bedford
Lowell
Rhode Island
Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Joux V. Oxperdonk
Independent Advertiser
Nyack
Stillman
Cleveland
Marvellen
Spain
Gladstone
Lexpos
Russia
Asia
England
Stock Exchange
Baron de Staal
Centre News
de Sixal
Lonpos
Stall Wok Place
India
Salian Ofice
Secretary of State For India
Kansas Grain Observations Highlight Strong Corn Market
The Department of Agriculture notes Kansas corn and wheat distribution with the 1881 crop showing improved quality and larger proportion in 1884. Prices on hand are down, driving storage and milling growth including new flour mills and a rising manufacturing role in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Jnst
Onia Larze
Great Wheat Belt
Postmasterremoval and Corcoran designation urged
Cleveland officials consider prompt suspension of home New York postmaster for delinquencies and irregularities. James B Corcoran named to perform duties as inquiry continues into accounts and money order records and oversight in the postal office. President and Postmaster General debate statutory duties and actions to protect government interests.
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Union League
New York
Clad
Committee On Admissions
Eet
Rome
James B. Corcoran
Corcoran
Senate
Wasitixeros
W. F. Vilas
N.Y
United States
Post Office Department
Hne
Post-office Department
Lelare We
Cleveland
Washington reports severe winter wheat losses nationwide
April reports from the Department of Agriculture show a more than ten percent drop in winter wheat acreage from last year, totaling about 3 million bushels in potential loss. Declines stretch across most states with Oregon an exception. overall condition worse than 1853, 1881, or 1883 precedents.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Oregon
Kansas
Virginia
Mississippi
California
Alabama
Tennessee
Illinois
Missouri
New York
North Carolina
Maryland
Texas
New Jersey
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Geonsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Michigan
Arkansas
South Carolina
Atlantic
Newdernny
Georgia
West
Virginis Aml Tennesse
Ilinois
Thio
Demere
India
Tri- Missouri
Indian Massacre at Frog Lake Reported in Northwest
News from Battleford details a massacre of white settlers near Frog Lake north of Fort Pitt. Victims include Indian agent T. T. Quinn and John Delaney, with several others named. reports conflict on who was killed, survivors, and surrounding military actions. The dispatch notes Cree participation, cautious government cipher updates, and questions about Frog Lake natives’ involvement.
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San Francsco
Can
Chins
Shanghai Mercury
Vor Nav
Kive Chom Provennes
Tieports Uas
Sianghai
Kinyapinz
Tali
Wiswiren
Battlefont
Frog Lake
Tort Pitt
T. T. Quinn
John Delaney
Famils Tractor
Geo. W. Lantock
Taford
Lewars
Mra Delaney
Cameron
Nustsen Bay Company
Wort
Battleford
W. Qhinn
Claris Croesttar
India
Rea Ims
Lyulset Bay
Endmonton
Calgary
Wareleese
Tre Refects
The Cattle Plague Warned Across States and Quarantines
The Kansas Live Stock Commission urged state and federal action to curb cattle sickness. A formal resolution called for quarantines on shipments from affected states and counties, with orders to railroads to cleanse and disinfect stock cars. Officials in Missouri and nearby areas prepared to enforce the Texas fever law while awaiting veterinary care.
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Kansas Live Stock Commission
Towmaa
Kan
Kansas
Fee
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Milnel
Kentucky
Tennessee
Callaway
Andraln
Montgomery
Missouri
Holcombe
Commissioner of Agriculture
Cumann Commironer
Cynthia
Avarin
Ter
Thio
Amonler
Sumper
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Abilene
Trother Bros
Grover H. Peppeton
Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Cincinnati
John Staufer
Burlington
Iowa
Jonny K. Porter
Waterford
Truss
Atchison Railroad Company
Sonora
S. C. Mowen
Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph
Mr. Mower
Wisconsin
Ealise
France
Mozambique
W. Maxton
United States Court
Moundsville
W. Va
Manion
Interior Department
Orleans
Louis Appre
Prince de Lamballe
Duke of
Swat
Secretary of War
Swaim
House of Orange
William I
The
Daily News
Presingnt Greve
M. Greve
Paris
China
White Star
Germania
Queenstown
Fasted
San Salvador
Jativa
Thomas McCuistock
Allegeny City
Hong Kong
Tammany Committee On Organization
Panama
Ellis County
Tex
Stewart
J.C. Robinson
Phenix
A. T
Territory
Serr
B. P. Butler
National Soldiers' Home
Asout
Marmaduke
Norman J. Colman
Jefferson City
Callaway County
Baltimore
Lucille Yseult Dudley
Donovan Rossa
Hear Vor Bertocca
Burgundy
Germany
Nice
Savoy
Italy
House of Commons
Thornton
St. Petersburg
Washington Monument
Tamative
Betruary
Frank
Sarah
Hobart
McCormick
Pinkerton
Queen Victoria
Bechuanaland
Durban
South Africa
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Penjdeh
Canada
Barriosos
la Libertad
Barrios
Manuel Lizandro Barrilios
King Solomon Lodge of Free Masons
Toronto
Ont
J. Harrison
Grand Lodge
Nez Perces
Fort Lapwai
W. T
Presidency of Bengal
Cairo
Soudan
Suakim-Herber
Apispatcu
Espuela Land-Cattle Company
Fort Worth
Nebraska
Far West
Union
Kassala
Galla
Conant
Striper's Wredly
Coney Island Creek
Shenango and
Malenling Valley
Connellsville
State Department
General Barrios
San Francisco
Boston
Komaroff
Kansas State News
William Bookect
Lenexa
H. L. Parniirs
Louisburg
Leavenworth
Kansas State Penitentiary
United States Military Reservation
Kansas and Missouri Bridge
L. T. Smith
George T. Anthony
M. H. Insley
Paul E. Havens
J. W. Crancer
Topeka
Samuel W. Robertson
Seneca
Tat Offerman Brewery
North Topeka
Adjutant General of
Kansas National Guard
Ken
Richard Edwards
the Light
Costello
Plankington & Armour
Tornd Lodge
Knights of Honor
A. B. Pinkston
W. T. Johnson
Paola
W. H. Tullis
Girard
B. Riggs
Emporia
C. T. Ewing
Thayer
Rev. W. Campbell
Manhattan
J. W. Wingard
Wichita
Grand Guide
H.C. Springlea
Grand Guartinn
J. H. Bartel
Grand Sentinel
S. M. Pratt
A.B. Pinkston
Atchison
Torexka
Cofran
National Educators
Delvenworth
A. Kimball
S. T. Smith
Omaha
W. W. Fagan
A. A. Robinson
B. P. Waggoner
S. FP. Neely
Tarre
Harris
Galena
Mesbed
Afchan
Marchand
Murghanwb
Azal
Lospex
Afgan
Marghanb
Tey
Peter Lumsden
Fght
Lowpox
Mr. Gladstone
Conse of Commons
Renswer
Eveland
Parganmissan
Onne
Yates
Staf
Hirobout
Lusaian
Atler
St Petersbourg
Ase
Wastxeros
Bayard
Enodicott
Pear Seeeteenanes Main
Anit
Kb Drat
Srexanpoan
Ajitil
Cryer
Raycarun
SL Heaton & Co
Frank McLenghlin
Wills Anderson
Jon Anderson
Henry Mervin
Henjamin Mauser
Nicholas Purcell
Barney Sualih
Michael Herrity
Daniel Renier
John Cavanaugi
Tieir
Mkie
Isaeven
Tata
Te Fest
Auployerdt
Lespes
Alexandri
Lonedon
Teeslay
Kingstown Wedneslay
Einestown
Prines
Navy Department
Wasmxetes
D.C
Daniel Carrigan
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Edwin C. Kirkwood
Carthcan
Kirkwood
San Lane City
George Q Canino
Sanders
Cannon
Jordan
Grand Jury
New Zealand
Cottonwoul
Green Clay
Charles A. Bailey
Fulton
Agriculture Colman
Trumbower
Colman
Clayde Batley
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