Abilene Reflector Highlights Global and Local Tidings
Dr. Routrs the German Consul at Zanzibar returns home. The Cork Corporation rejects congratulating the Earl of Carnarvon on the lapse of the coercion act. A fake Australian gold nugget stolen from Ottawa museum proves plaster. Cholera scares Poles in Toledo. A Wilkes-Barre mine cave caused by pillar theft. Heavy hail and fire threats plague New Jersey farms. Autopsy reveals soft cancer in Admiral Gorringe. Mexican Consul on territory sale denies any sale. Salt Lake City debates flag half-mast following Mormon protests. A $50 note issue redemption dispute arises in Washington. Tom’s habeas corpus case answers jurisdiction questions in Virginia.
World at Large Personal and Political Miscellany
A long mixed fill of world events and clerical notes reports on Mrs Barann’s critical condition in Wilmington Delaware and other political military and social items from the era including appointments, fires, poisonings, strikes, and incidents across cities in the United States and abroad with brief notes on outbreaks, trials, and parliamentary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barann
Wilmington
Del
Pegaries Jokin Hota Ie
Ars C.c. Aveer
Department of the Missouri
John A. Gibbon
Boyd Wixcrester
United States
Switzerland
Berne
Confederation
Kansas State News and Crime Report From Topeka
Gov Ers on Mantix urges federal force on the southwestern Kansas border to deter hostile Indians and protect borders. An Atchison murder case shocker features Miss Mary Baldwin's death by possible chloroform, with burglary suspicions and jewelry recovered. State finances show June penitentiary costs at 11 050, population figures cited, and a Shawnee County judge's death noted alongside farm quarrels and hog poisoning accusations. Stocks and incorporation filings, bigamist Chastine Hughes's new claims, Topeka and Leavenworth rail discrimination complaints, and military reassignments complete the roundup. Estimated wheat yield set at 12,000,000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverson Mantix
Secretary of War
War Department
Indian Territory
Kansas
Barber
Seward
Atchison
Mary Baldwin
Spalding
Miss Baldwin
Toreka
Jeper Jacon Sarroro
Shawnee County
Supreme Court
Topeka
Greonce Newson
Big Stranger
Leavenworth County
Smith & Wesson
Sims
Kansas Investment and Guaranty Company
Newton
Meade Center Town Association
Meade County
W. P. Hackney
Mendenhall
W Nam Field
Iowa
Wheat
John Nystrom
North Topeka
Sweden
Croup
Torxxa
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Martin
Atctrr
Department of the Missouri
Fort Leavenworth
Nelson A. Miles
Department of the Columbia
Augur
Tur
A. M. Ortland
Oswere
Stpckstespert Lawrean
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Rec |Aims
State Board of Agriculturs
Cholera Talk From Consul Mason On Liable Groups
United States Consul Frank H. Mason reports from Washington on cholera risk groups and advised practices. He lists four classes prone to infection and details dietary restrictions, hydration, and hygiene measures used in Marseilles and military camps to limit spread.
Cheyennes in Kansas Threaten Resistance Over Arms
War Department orders to General Miles spark debate over disarming Cheyenne Indians in Indian Territory. 1,200 to 1,500 armed fighters suspected. Schofield reports no confirmed Kansas invasion but Cheyenne youths may be moving to conceal arms amid threats. Comet sighting noted in New York area. Drinking fountains fundraiser proposed by Humane Society with ballot vote on public funds use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan Steel Works
St. Louis
Opera House
Pittsburgh
The
Humane Society
Kleinehart Juvenile Fore Company
Sonora
United States
Lroops
St. Thomas
Venezuela
Campano
Chamber of Deputies
Ransoul
Henry Kinnear
Boundary
Moe
Big Bear
White Bros
Allen Lugeler & Co
San Francisco
Ft. Insurance
Portugal
Diva Jinates
Newbury
Mich
Washington
Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
New Orleans
Canada
Western
Southern
Pacific States
Sheridan
Indian Territory
Board of Health
Opurte
Tombstone
Ari
Chaffer
Guasabus
Opurte River
Chaffee
Chicago
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Rapid Company
Nei
Bankers’ and Merchants
Jameson
Railway Mail Service
Glover
Kansas City
Cherry Mountain
Jefferson Depot
N. H
Owl's Head
Owe
Galway
Saratoga County
N. Y
J. Williams
Wilmington
N. C
Newcastle
Eng
Seaman Sims
Setleence
Miles
Kansas
Wasnixeros
War Department
Indiana
Augur
Sheedan
Secretary of War
Schofield
National Republican
Cleveland
Fort Kean
Interior Department
Armstrong
Leavenworth
Kay
J. P. Martin
al Schouelt
Department of the Platte
Department of Texas
Cressfield
Kam
Southern Kansas Railway
Platte
Omaha
D. A. Roswell
Sidney
Texas
San Anrosto
Tex
Crossfield
Kan
KF. Bernard
Bernard
Fort McIntosh
Eighth Cavalry
Tramstose
A. T
Samuel Brannan, Jr
Gonsabus
Oporto River
Charfes
San Carlos
Coonaps
Spoors Mountains
Uhe
Brannan
Ozo Maria Torres
Torres
Wasursatos
John T. Heard
Missouri
Sedalia
Mr. Heard
Hickory County
England
Hes
Indian Raid Fears Stir Kansas Border Patrol Moves
General Augur receives Governor Martins dispatch on Indian raid rumors and cowboys, with plans to deploy cavalry along the Kansas southwest border. Major George B. Sanford leads a two-day march from Fort Leavenworth to Kingman, aiming to restore confidence and deter depopulation amid tense Cheyenne and Arapahoe activity near Medicine Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augur
Martin
Kansas
Larned
Countes
Fargo Springs
Campbell
Attica
Harper
Kingman
Comanche
Clarke
Mead
Southwest
Fort Leavenworth
George B. Sanford
First Cavalry
Third Cavalry
J. B. Johnson
J. 0. Mackay
Lubbins
L. Fourth Cavalry
Wint
Fuller
Secon Cavalry
M. Sixth Cavalry
Rafferty
C. C Cary
Barbour
Eighteenth Infantry
Atelvson
Topeka
Sanford
Department
Fort Reno
Pratt and Kingman
Wienrra
Kax
Begle
Pratt and Kineman
Arapahoe
Medicine Lodge
Prairies
Reno
Washington
London Pall Mall Gazette Exposes Aristocracy Scandals
London July reports police suppressing street sales of the Pall Mall Gazette issue exposing London aristocracy sins. Venders were arrested and held for a week. Rev Spurgeon praises the Gazette and urges vigilance as the paper defies authorities. Cholera news, South American trade hints, and Indian Territory tensions also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salea
Spurgeon
Loxpos
Loseissta
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Mansion House
England
Gazette
Reform and
Atheneum Clubs
Sr. Lowa
Merchants’ Exchange Committee On
Central and South America
Thomas C. Reynolds
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strother Bros
Dr. Routrs
Zanzibar
Cork Corporation
Earl of Carnarvon
Geological Museum
Ottawa
Can
Toledo
Atst
Saeton
Iywa
Wilkesbarre
Delaware & Hudson Company
Sussex County
N. d
New Jersey
Great Cranberry
Burlington County
M. J
West Jersey Meadows
Braddock’s Mill
Henry A. Gorringe
Mr. Gorringe
A. K. Cony
San Juan
Republic
City Council
Salt Lake
Garfield
Treasury Department
Alexandria
Tom
General Bethune
Fauquier
Virginia
Bethune
Court of Fauquier
Daily News
Bree
Triaa
Regina
Youne
Powell's Tannery
Bermondsey
Surrey County
Hannesty
Scott County
Ohio Valley
Bellaire
Amalgamated Association
Owls
Estrella Plains
Cal
E. D. Brooks
E. Stewell
Steve Moody
Jooer K. H. Thverson
Louisville
Richard Bache
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Gonzales
Eige
Guadaloupe
Brussels
Czar
Russia
Leopold
Belgium
Caetars Cowen
Bush
Douglass
Lower St. Lawrence
Montreal
Grance H. Case
M. Shaunessy
Davenport
Harnist Moons
Moses Hopkins
Mark Hopkins
James G. Wintersmith
House of Representatives
Congress
Mexico
Illinois
Ohio
Tus Welsh University College
Aberystewith
Wales
George Kremetz
Newark
N. J
Multhrop
Sparta
Wis
Ilinois
Colman
Visvatca
Paris
General de Courcey
Aes
Hhis
Reiguing
Captain Couch
Mr. Bush
Couch
Generat. Swentpay
Lake Minnetonka
Randanill Family
Albert Burch
Pearl Street
Albany
N.Y
Wits
William
Ems
Ith
Carxa
Corean
China
Japan
Tientsin
Li Hung Chang
Anwar Jovett
Tennessee
Panama
Garland
Whitney
Roach
Youge
Cincinnati
Quebec
New Liverpool
Kansas State News
Concal
Washigton
Frank H. Mason
Marseilles
Mr. Mason
Omerques
Mason
Youndis
Batavia
Marseiles
Mesons
Rocurstein
Swift
Warner Observatory
Barnard
Vanderbilt Observatory
Sensation
Mannnm
Spain
Mureia
Castellar de Laplana
Aranjuez
France
Gibile
Ferran
Gibili
Indian News
Warasa
Ian
Atlantic Express
Wabansh Road
John Glenn
Hrisnono
W. A. Jackson
W. A. Jackson & Bro
Jackson
Fim
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