Yellow fever rife in Pensacola and other ills
Sixty four new yellow fever cases and three deaths reported from Pensacola on the 15th. New York subscribes $800 for Pensacola sufferers. Cattle disease spreads near Paris Kentucky. Various local incidents and trials update, including a fatal shooting in Cincinnati and arrests in New York.
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Pensacola
Order of Odd Fellows Grorex
New York
Coas. Moxreomery
Columbia
South Carolina
Paris
Kentucky
Bureau of
Joux Brown
Marion Township
Brown
Alpha Taz
Congress
My de Dae
D. W. Bliss
D. Yes Agnew
Robert
D. 8. Lamb
Elberon
N. J
Susan A. Edson
Henry S.little
Central Railroad Company
New Jersey
Milne & Proctor
Washington
Edict
Thomas Dolan
James Sheridan
Executive Mansion
William Givin
State Department
James W. Walsh
George &Co
H. L. Crawford
W. H. Bailey
W. B. Moses & Son
The
National Capitol Telephone Company
Charles H. Lee
Department of Justice
James Wilson
Independent Ice Company
Icz
Margaret Nugent
Fred R. Moore
Messenger Service
Aetem Ox de
Boynton
Bayard Taylors
Kennett Square
Pennsylvania
Isaac Warner
Josuva
Samuel Shipley
Anton Weckemyer
Baltimore
Weckemyer
Chas. A. Strout
Dowdon
Supreme Court
Portland
Maine
F. W. Savrz
Cincinnati
William
Joser
Holland
Cleveland
England
Minden
Kearney County
Nebraska
Prairie Home Hotel
Jack Woods
Culbertson
Hitchcock County
P. B. Killen
Collins
Jon
A. Cocktrill
St. Louis
Tompxins
Tompkins
James H. Coney
Bellevue Hotel
Long Branch
Nominees for Congress Across Multiple Districts
A sweep of brief notices from New York to Massachusetts shows Republicans Democrats and Prohibitionists announcing nominees for Congress in numerous districts. Names include Charles Rhodes Gilbert Collime Henry Lowe Lyman Coe Harvey Sentinels Isaac T Allen and John G Conahy among others with varying dates October 16 to 19 and locations such as Lyons N Y Jersey City Newark Boston Providence and Cr.
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Seasey City
N. J
Gilbert Collime
Onxipa
N. Y
Charles Rhodes
Midsletdown
Henry R. Lowe
Curiaco
Winkler
F. P
John L. Blake
Blicans
Dis- SaLem
Mass
Charles P. Barpecrort
Lyman W. Coe
George D
Robinson
Millerton
National Greenback
Rty
Sylvester Tri
Jersey City
Prohibitionists
Isaac T. Allen
Ae SceanicTax
Mocrats
Se Puneath
Geo. A. Post
Pendent Republimcaco
Wendell Phillipps
Congress
N&ewakk
N.J
Fiedler
Amos Cummings
Providence
EK. I
H. J
Jonathan the
Mer
Galway Convention Demands End to Grass Farming and Hunting
A Galway convention passes a resolution decrying grass farming as harming industry and promoting pauperism and pledges to halt hunting until extra police are removed. The report also notes a London case where trader Brookshaw is jailed for threatening the Prince of Wales, and mentions other Irish and English figures and a riot in Limerick.
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Brabazon Park
San Cristobal
Vuelta
Abajo
Madrid
MicHael David
Edgeworthstown
County Longford
Ireland
Heer Vor Ennendecker
Japan
United States
International Congress For the Protection
Paris
Marwoop
Cairo
Arabi Pasha
Alexandria
Ninet
Arabi
Tax
London Times
Land League
League
Galway
Huddys
Loughmask
Kerrigan
Higgins
North Wales
Apolph Charles Bonnecrace
Benjamin le Gatti
Beauharnois
Canada
William
London
Barry Sulllivan
Broadley
Eve
Napier
France
Thomas Power O'Conner
Armeca
Irish National Fund
Brookshaw
Bow Street
Prince of Wales
Col. Teasdale
United States Army
Henry Havelace Attan
England
Egypt
Limerick
Feld
Mackey
Peterson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Corn supplies and notable miscellany from the era
A New York statistician notes U S and Canadian visible corn stocks at 4 481 938 bushels and Atlantic port stocks at 670 000 bushels signaling a bull movement. Monmouth College suspends a student prompting 200 to strike. Reports cover business failures, a deadly Arkansas shootout during an arrest, and deaths of Henry Chay Maynard and Rev Robert Paing. Tax cases and yellow fever updates from Pensacola conclude the item.
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New York
United States
Canadas
Atlantic
Monmouth
Nzaz Mineral Springs
Howard County
Arkansas
Texas
George
Henry Chay Maynard
Western Union Telegraph Office
Chicago
Geneva
Wisconsin
Ireland
Williams
Arizona
Tigeras Canyon
Albuquerque
N. M
M. E. Church South
Chas. H. Houghton
Trenton
N. J
Perth Amboy
Prnsacola
Whiting
Board of Health
Statewide election results and county summaries
The report lists majorities and gains by party across Ohio counties led by Hamilton and Hancock, with Fairfield County used as a baseline. It also details Prohibition ticket votes from forty three counties and salary figures for Holmes County officials for the year ending October 1. Incidents include a fatal hand-car collision near Chillicothe, a Lattaville burglary, a debated Home Insurance case, a machine shop wall collapse in Conneaut, a severe hand injury from a pulley, a hotel fire at Shadeville, and multiple retirements or dismissals among railroad conductors alongside local deaths and fraud indictments in surrounding counties.
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Pensacola
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Joax D. Dernexs
Washington
Berkeley Springs
Dedham
Mass
Philadelphia
Elliott Clark
Pennsylvania Conservator of Universal Education
Clark
A. B. Cornell
Leavenworth
Kanas
Garfield
Hamilton
New York
Marie Prescott
President Dousey
American News Company
Miss Prescot
Oxford
Anniston
Alabama
Melville
Secretary of the Navy
Jeanette
de Long
Fairfield County
Newman
Townsend
Hancock
Hardin
Harrison
Henry
Highland Hocking
Holmes
Huron
Jackson
Prohibition
Weuron
Jefferson
Lawrence
Lickin
Lorain
Madison
Marion
Meigs
Mercer
Marrow
Noble
Preble
Richland
Vinton
Warren
Wayne
Wyandot
Holmes County
James Rowland
B. J. Young
J. D. Shrimplin
B. Christopher
A. B. Gouser
S. Anderson
J. W. Vorhes
R. W. Taneyhill
Jones
Bachelor
Lattaville
Ross County
Mowbray & Evans
J. B. Hall
Home Insurance Company
Columbus
Hall
Conneaut
Ashtabula
New York, Chicago and
Penabird
Union County
Shadeville
Franklin County
Jacob Reed
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Cincinnati
Lorin Wincut
Charles
Newcomerstown
United States Grand Jury
Truman B. Pappock
Hartwell
Hamilton County
David M. Gilkey
Katie Stockdale
Pan Handle Bridge
Jefferson County
Burke
Curran
Connell
Grattan
O’brien
Londonderry
Skelligs
Phil Sheridan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Theople
America
Indianapolis Journal
Deception and Trade Mark Cases Highlight Legal Debates
Digest covers Mackey v Peterson on misread promissory notes, Burton v Stratton on a mixed label trademark, and several decisions on interest on penal bonds, stoppage in transit, trustee and mortgagee duties, and damages from fraud. Also discusses South Carolina political tensions and a Pennsylvania trespass case.
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Wyman
Robnson
Supreme Court of Maine
Kendall Vs. Marshall
Law Times
Forgery claims and Irish political shift in 1880s period
The text asserts a long forgery influenced the 1880 elections in California and Nevada, naming ex-Senator Barnum and H. H. Hadley as conspirators, and argues legal gaps leave no criminal remedy. It also discusses Irish American loyalties, praising the Republican Party and urging Irish voters to switch from Democrat alignment.
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Barnum
Hadley
Republican Party
Rome
Constantine
Morey
Pacific
Chicago
Inter Ocean
California
Nevada
Hancock
John S. Davenport
Connecticut
National Democratic Committee
H. H. Hadley
Clermont Gourier Advertising Rates In Historic Paper
Legal and transient advertisements priced at $1 per square for first insertion and 50 cents for each additional insertion. Business cards up to six lines offered for $6 per year with liberal annual reductions.
Illumination Gas From Petroleum At Astoria
Reports from Astoria Long Island discuss established works producing illuminating gas from petroleum. It claims superiority to coal gas and delivery to consumers at twenty five to fifty cents per thousand. Also mentions Arizona Indians cultivating Amarantus retroflexus seed for poultry feed and its potash rich root.
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Astoria
Long Island
WN. Y. Post
Arizona
Babcock
N. Y. Tribune
Owever
Muybridge
St. Louis Globe
Penfick
Breslau
Crosby County
Texas
Oregon
Columbia River
Ochicago Inter- Ocean
Education that Didn't Pay
An elderly colored man recounts a humorous exchange with the state superintendent of public instruction about schooling. He explains his son learned arithmetic but cannot name the county seat of Africa, concluding the school system isn’t working for him and keeps his son in a brick yard.
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Mathews
Sharp
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Huntington
Oswego
N. Y
Crager
Bigamist
Auburn
Biga
Mist
Troy
Africa
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Avivan
Lyons
Payne
Camp
Lain
Noxru Tarrrtown
Robert H. Bartholomew
Greenbackers
Cox
New Haven
Court of Equity
Burton
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Rogers’ Locomotive Works
Kelly
New York Court of Appeals
Detroit Fire and Marine
Vs. Co
Commercial Mutual Ins. Co
Supreme Court of Ohio
News and Courier
Charleston
Dibble
James B. Campbell
Pagans Bell
George D. Tillman
Dyatt Aiken
T. H. Russell
John H. Evins
D. R. Elkins
John J. Hemphill
E. B. C. Cash
W. Dargan
A. H. Bowen
E. W. M. Mackey
House
Robert Smalls
Tillman
Samuel Lee
Perhaas
Times
Detroit Post and Tribune
Peron
Ricker
le Mass
Louisville
N.Y
Norristown
Dhs Dinvererek
Burlington
le Figaro
Suez Canal
Clermont Gourier
McKence and Industry
Philadelphia Press
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