Mass mass of 1882 election and crime notes in brief
A long terse dispatch reports varied items from politics to crime. Jooex Forerr accepts New York governor nomination while A B Hepburn declines congressional run. Frank James surrenders to Governor Crittenden under a pledge to seek amnesty. many other notes include yellow fever updates, railroad accidents, burglaries, and a large public debt statement with detailed figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooex Forerr
New York
A. B. Hepburn
Jm« Ruppis
Massie
Charlottesville
Virginia
Rev
Gro. B. Sncons
Greenbush
Various Global Events Spark Alarm and Diplomacy
Intelligence reports fires at Ennes killen Castle and barracks in Ireland raise powder danger. Henry Stanley arrives in Brussels while a German arrest for seditious utterances results in four years' imprisonment. Cork endures hurricane damage. Danish Arctic ships report in. Dillon may not resign. Hall resigns as Vice Chancellor. Peru nitrate sale planned. Indian regiments officers to England for medals. Irish murders Hunt and Browne cited. Gladstone cites peace as Egypt war motive. Pope assassination attempt. Adelaide Phillips dies in Germany. Meyer and Dreyfus duel in Paris. 1200 Portuguese land in Honolulu with more arrivals expected. Hawaiian sugar crop projected 140000 tons. Czar commutes death sentences to mining hard labor. Madagascar Mission tours Europe and the U S. Azan Pasha examined. Tacubaya murder of Tax Collector Hubbi. Highland land agitation planned by Professor Blackie.
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Enneskillen
Fermanaugh
Ireland
Henry M. Stanley
Brussels
Wu. Eean
Dayton
Ohio
Oberkirch
Germany
William
Cork
Dillon
Charles Hall
Egypt
England
Hunt
Browne
Gladstone
Iris
Adelaide Phillips
Arthur Meyer
Gaston Dreyfus
Paris
Meyer
Honoluwu
Portugal
Japan
Tue Czar
Nagormy
Madagascar
France
United States
Azan Pasha
Banpirs
Frederic Hubbi
Tacubaya
Mexico
Hubbi
Professor Blackie
Scotland
Atlantic Lands Sailors From Mexican Wrecks In New Orleans
News roundup notes Atlantic arriving in New Orleans with forty seven sailors from five Norwegian ships and four from Commodore Dupont wrecked on September 9. Also: Georgia election contest, Irish Land League fund closure, President Arthur health notes, labor strike in Cincinnati, and other 6th events.
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Atlantic
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Commodore Dupont
Mexico
Alex. H. Stephens
Georgia
General Gartrell
Irish World
New York
United States
Irish Land League
Land League
Arthur
Washington
Lowell
Kansas
Frank James
Independence
Missouri
Cincinnati
Arrez
Broadway
Stern & Co
James L
Pittsburg
Chicapa
American Board of Foreign Missions
Boston
Washnetour
Florida
Pensacola Navy Yard
Chile
Peru
Burning of the Steamer R. E. Lee at Vicksburg Disaster
A midnight fire on the steamer R. E. Lee near Pont Pleasant, Mississippi, destroyed the vessel and caused many deaths. Captain William Cannon and Pilot John Stout led efforts to save passengers as the ship burned rapidly and grounded at Yucatan plantation. Cargo included 512 bales of cotton and 20,000 feet of lumber. The ship, valued at 100,000 dollars, was insured for 50,000.
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Vicksburg
Miss
R. E. Lee
Pointer
Marysville
McClellan
New Orleans
Adams
Baton Rouge
Seale
Pontleasant
Louisiana
Yucatan Plantation
J. M
S.C. Rawl
Kert Smith
Wi. Cannon
John W. Cannon
Apop William Campbell
Lee
Vicksburg & Mississippi Railroad
Natchez
Ashwood
Ovice Bell
The
Dan Searls
John Stout
Yucatan
Perkins
Henry Carrnahan
Mississppi
Jose
Brooks’ Landing
Stout
Kilpatrick
Hall
Wells
Bell
Pittsburgh
Pilot Stout
Cannon
Mike Kilpatrick
Mate Hines
United States Mail
J. M. White
Robert E. Lee
Howards
Jeffersonville
Ind
Mysterious Serenade Delights Madison Residents
A strange serenade from the skies cheered Madison Georgia residents a few nights ago. The source of the music remains a mystery and frightened locals speculate, while the Allanta Constitution notes the unsettling, unexplained event.
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Madison
Syracuse dog crashes through plate glass window
A Syracuse dog attempted to walk through a plate glass window and after a long start of twenty feet leaped through, escaping uninjured after the break.
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Syracuse
Various Tragedies and Local Incidents Reported Across Ohio
A string of fatalities and startling events from Ohio towns. A 16 year old orphan near Painsville dies when a tree falls on him while coon hunting. A Youngstown man dies after falling from a building while removing a flag. A Sandusky killer is held for murder in a $5,000 bond. Rail completion on the C and A line near Marion and Lima is noted. Marriages, poisonings, moonshine raids, suicides, and assaults by tramps appear alongside church discipline, a Mount Vernon man’s self inflicted wound, a widow’s death after a prior murder acquittal, a mysterious disappearance near Guernsey County, a deadly mine collapse near New Philadelphia, and a large legacy spurring a violent birthday spree. A three mouthed lamb is reported in Stark County. The Dawes family matriarch is listed as gravely ill. Emma McAver of Lawrence Furnace commits suicide with strychnine over unrequited love to Will Ridenour, his innocence claimed by her and her mother.
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Pensacola
Florida
Brownsville
Texas
Fort Brown
Folger
Muscatine
Iowa
Jesse James
Nashville
Tennessee
Laura Martin Ensley
Memphis
Frank James
Missouri
Crittenden
Jefferson
Jackson County
Kansas City
Times
Jefferson City
St. Louis
James
Jesse
Independence
A. W. Edwards
Sedalia
Frank
McCarthy House
Fort Wayne
New York
Chicago
Goodwater
Georgia
Isaiah Carton
Atlantic
Moreis
House of Correction
Wellington
Troy
Williamsport
Keokuk
Mahaska
Excelsior
Fla
Tuer
Thurlow Weed
Grorce Scoville
Wma. McGrean
Painsville
Wm. Epwards
Youngstown
WM. Zeicherr
Henry Wellingerhoff
Sandusky
C. and A
Essai Marion
Lima
N. G. Sueeman
Norwalk
Mary Phillips
Berlin
John Curtis
Zanesville
United States
Rupoten Tunick
Bellefontaine
Christopher Fridley
Simon Daily
Fridley
Augusta County
Virginia
Cuyahoga Falls
Summit County
John Randolphs
Will. Baker
New Philadelphia
W. Bedall
Beadsville
James George
Mount Vernon
Annie E. Lewis
James Lewis
Manchester
Adams County
Barnhill
John Watson
Thomas
Joan Winpiscu
Cincinnati
Windisch
Switzer
Marlboro
Stark County
R. R. Dawes
Marietta
Emma McAver
Lawrence Furnace
Lawrence County
Will. Ridenour
Self-centered talker draws editor's mild rebuke
The Richmond Religious Herald editor laments a brainy man who adores speaking of himself, sharing how such a person talks at length about his own affairs while showing little interest in others. The column notes this self-absorbed behavior has always existed.
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Richmond
Religious Herald
New Orleans Washerwoman Builds Family and Savings
A New Orleans washerwoman, over fifteen years, raised a fatherless brood, provided solid education, bought a handsome house, and saved $10,000 for a rainy day. All earnings came from washing clothes.
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New Orleans
WN. O. Picayune
Woman Who Escaped An Axe Attack Marries Her Pursuer
A San Francisco woman who chased a young man with an ax and fell from a second story barn window, dislocating her spine, is set to marry the same man she pursued, according to the San Brancisco Chronscia.
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San Francisco
San Brancisco Chronscia
Democratic indictment against Republicans in Civil War era
A report contains a private circular by Senator McDonald urging Democratic speakers to arraign the Republican party. It reproduces an indictment accusing Republicans of Lincoln’s election, Civil War actions, civil service reform opposition, and financial policies, with strong partisan charges and calls for judgment and ouster.
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McDonald
Indiana State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Graham Lincoln
Towit
Jesse D. Bright
Madison
D. W. Voorhees
Democrats
Cven
Congress
America
France
Germany
Hendricks
House
Senate
Hanock
Wold
English
Salt River
Indianapolis Journal
Advertising rates for The Glermont Courier
The Glermont Courier announces advertising terms with six line business cards priced at six dollars per year and a liberal rate reduction for yearly advertisers. Additional insertions cost uncertain cents per item, with repeated phrasing about advertising and annual discounts.
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The
Glermont Courier
Fragmented Montage of Outrageous Anecdotes and Snippets
A collage of humorous and provocative quips from urban newspapers includes a deacon's daughter awaiting Sunday for a roll, quarrels with a neighbor about manners, a New Jersey fortune teller's lie, a room rented for fife and drum practice, a scolding on public sidewalks, and misheard restaurant chatter. The piece travels through Wilde, jokes about hair bears, and a lunch counter confusion about Shem and Japhet.
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New Jersey
Chicago Tribune
Massach
Brooklyn Eagle
Alderman O’houlihan
Aldermanic
Oisland
Blackwell's
Oscar Wilde
South
Wilde
Christian
Shem
Japhet
Doley
N. Y
Christmas Gift Cloth Inquiry At City Dry Goods Store
A gentleman entered a large dry goods shop in the city of L a few days before Christmas and casually asked the clerk for a Christmas present for his wife. The clerk suggested items, but the customer hesitated, then inquired about cotton cloth and wondered how much cloth it would take.
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W.H. Ciorrox
U. S
D. T. Jewett
Edward C. Smith
Ees
Debdt
Anon
Pacific Railway
Tae
New York City
Tvs
Owen Sound
Asia
John W. Dougall
F. Sparks
Ottawa
Jackson
Listowell
Kirk
Cloverhill
Sheppard
Silas Bernard
Killarney
Captain Noble
Provisson Tipes
Guiteau
Corkhill
Jones G. Brians
Mrrzz
Presbytery
Philadelphia
California
Mont Alto
Chambersburg
Delaware
of the
Christian Church
Albany
Josgin Stamax
Brush Electric Light Company
Wr Rose
Danville
Ill
Cheyenne
W. T
Rose
Gerwezar Siocum
Sxceerany Tetlex
Turtle Mountain
Dakota
Devil's Lake
Dominion Customs
St. Stephens
New Brunswick
Concord
Hudson
Acton
Bedford
Sunbury
Massachusetts
South Acton
Potomac Flats
Peabody Education Fund
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Stephens
R. W. Dunham
Chi: Board
W. P. Blackin
Carter Harrison
Ltimore
J. F. C. Talbott
Theodore F. Lang
Henry Stockbridge
T. Wing
Kawaunee
Louisville
J. Monte Hunter
Green Sport
N. C
J. R. Winston
Independent Greenback
Grack-Labor
Eighth Distri
Louis F. Post
Truth Newspaper
Whitehall
the Republic of the Seventeenth District
F. A. Ohpson
Worcester
Mass
Republic
Tenth District
Wm. W.ice
Norfolk
R. C. Marshall
O Fond
Tha@ieus
Oaxon TA
George W. Or
Com
River
B. T. Davis
Gongue
Altoen
Alexander H. Coffroth
Milwauk
P. V. Dettster
Jamation
W.T
Daniel W. Lawrence
Garfield
Hancock
Phillips County
Associated Press
Gobe-Democrat
Helena
James Boys
Brinkley
Memphis & Little Rock
Bourbon
Andoes
Voegen
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Stanley
Bellum
Congo
Central Africa
Heradd
Washington Territory
Pop
New Haven
Butler
China
Southern Methodist Church
Record Union
Educational Review
Teachers’ Institute
Pitttsburgh
Vermont
Aroonahee
Brantford
Canada
Huntington
Congregational Church
Pera
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