Washington Notes from Abilene Reflector Weekly
News of the week includes President appoints Stuart Taylor naval officer of customs at San Francisco and William D.N. Hunter collector of internal revenue for Indiana's Sixth District. Postmaster Palmer’s removal cited for offensive partisanship. Various diplomatic and domestic items, fires, trials, and disasters across the U.S. and abroad.
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Temperance lecture in Leavenworth ends in arrest
A Reverend Krohn lecturing in Leavenworth urged temperance against saloon keepers. He was blocked at the exit, then assaulted by Julius Haug who was fined 25 dollars. Krohn fled to the sidewalk as Police Judge Stinson intervened. A Baptist Church meeting planned for that evening was postponed.
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Clark County
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Chicago Lumber District Fire Devours 45 Million Feet
A spark from a passing locomotive ignites the pine lumber belt along the Chicago River. Fire whirls through Bridgeport and Union Stock Yards as wooden sheds burn, winds drive flames, and water streams fail to stop the blaze. By seven, the fire is under control after heavy rainfall. 45,000,000 feet of lumber valued at about 700,000 dollars burned, with extensive losses and insurance claims enumerated for several companies and mills.
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Frightful dynamite explosion at Cornelius iron ore bank
In Lebanon Pa on May S a premature dynamite blast at the middle hill of the Cornell iron ore bank badly mangled six men who were blasting ore. Several lifters were hurled by rocks and three may die today.
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Cornell Iron Ore
Phymoutic Fryer
Plymouth
Panic in the Eleanor District Over Batoche Reports
Rumors of Middleton's engagement with insurgents at Batoche caused panic in the Eleanor district. Advices say the Northcote steamer is reinforced to strike Batoche from the river. Indigenous resistance, burned homesteads, and hostilities affect settlers as patrols push toward Demont's Crossing.
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Seventeen Year Old Choctaw Boy Executed for Murder
A seventeen year old Choctaw Indian named Mitchell Andersen was executed at Choctaw Euston Fort Sorin Ank for the murder of a boy named Winchester last summer. He was convicted in Marshalatubber district court and sentenced in February. Andersen denied the killing until recently and died by firing squad after a banket was placed over his heart. The report also notes fever cases rising in Plymouth and political notices from Toledo and remarks on the Army of the Potomac reunion in Baltimore with General Grant referenced.
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