Shooting Match Ends Close Bet Paine Beats Bogardus
New York report notes Ira Paine defeats Captain Bogardus in a close shooting contest at a park with blue rock birds from England. Paine favored by choice of birds, wins eighty to seventy nine. Scene also covers Vienna tourists and a fatal fight in Oak Street.
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New York
Bogardus
Chicago
Ira Paine
Aoe Ood Park
Paine
England
William Rann
Oceanic
Vienna
Count de Festitute
Prince Metternich
Boston
Oak Street
Daniel Mack
William Crane
Crane
Mack
Madrid
State Department
Howard
Washington
The
Herald
Fish
Bancroft Davis
Geneva
Senate
United States
Davis
Weather Forecast Describes Escalating Winds and Rain Likely
Weather bulletin from Washington on June 18 notes barometer falling north and west of the Ohio valley, with fresh to brisk easterly to southerly winds, increasing clouds and possible rain showers. It predicts clear to cloudy skies for Tuesday across the Southern States and light to fresh winds for the New and Middle States with further detail truncated.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
New
Middle States
Washington war duties and labor unrest fill June dispatches
Assistant surgeons are assigned or detached across naval stations from Philadelphia to Canonicus and Powhatan with new revenue appointees named in Tennessee Illinois and Pennsylvania. The Treasury halts a $65 000 award to Waddy Thompson of Memphis. Edward Stokes faces trial for James Fisk Jr murder. Labor strife spreads with Chester strike threats and eight hour league actions. The Great race at Monmouth Park lures attention as Bassett and Longfellow prepare, while Schurz and Ashley discuss liberal unity and Greeley support. A Pacific Mail injunction is dissolved and cotton crop prospects show widespread area gains across the cotton states.
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Frank
Philadelphia
B. 8
Mackie
Canonicus
New York Naval Hospital
Edward Thacker
Pawnee
E. C. Bannigg
Naval Hospital
Sanders
Bibb
Thos. J. Williams
George J. Martin
Pennsylvania
John Hunidgburg
Tennessee
W. L. Humphreys
Illinois
Treasury Department
Waddy Thompson
Memphis
General Steel
Arkansas
Department
Thompson
Edward Stokes
James Fisk, Jr
Oyer and Terminer Court
Stokes
Iron and Metal
League
Chester
James Gorden Bennett
New York Herald
James Gordon Bennett, Jr
Herald
Steinway
Harry Bassett
Longfellow
Long Branch
Monmouth Park
Jas. M. Ashley
Ohio
Schurz
Fifth Avenue
Grant
Greeley
Baltimore
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Larrimer
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Cotton Crop Conditions by State Compared to Average
The report shows varied cotton conditions across states with percentages near or above 90 in North and South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi at or near 100. A late spring and cool nights delayed growth but later rains and warmth boosted condition. Treasury balances at end of business yesterday were currency 8 538270 coin 8 481944 and certificates 24 748000.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Agricultural Bureau
Treasury
Chicago Cubcanco Clothing Cutters Strike For Eight Hour Day
In Chicago yesterday the Cubcanco clothing cutters voted for eight hours a day and twenty four dollars per week. About 150 cutters attended a morning meeting at Walk street with Beecker presiding. A three member committee was to secure Union books for a 4 pm meeting while Kellogg's workers remain non union. An employers meeting at Clement Morton Co planned to set piece work prices for submission to the strikers.
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Cubcanco
No. 54
Walk Street
Beecker
Cutters’ Union
Schneider
C. Kellogg
Kelloge
Clement, Morton & Co
Jubilee in Boston Opens with Safe Building Politely Acknowledged
Rumors about danger at the Jubilee building are dismissed as groundless by eminent architects. Press from all quarters enjoyed a fine reception by city authorities. The city is crowded with strangers and lodging is scarce. New York visitors roam Court and State streets seeking accommodations. A large crowd is expected tomorrow for the Jubilee’s second day being poised to outshine the first.
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Boston
Bex
New York
Fifth Avenue
Court
State Streets
Freight car fire destroys goods near Oakfield Wis
A freight car carrying B. Norton household goods, en route Oshkosh to Janesville, was fire damaged by locomotive sparks near Oakfield yesterday morning. The car and contents were totally destroyed with losses running to several thousand dollars and many valuable papers irretrievably lost.
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Janesville
B. Norton
Oshkosh
Oakfield
Wis
James Cooney Sentenced for Murder in New Jersey
James Cooney was sentenced by Judge Bedle to the State Prison for 17 years for second degree murder of Robert Gallagher. The conviction followed the May 6 killing in Jersey City.
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Jersey City
James Cooney
Robert Gallagher
Bedle
Steamer Pioneer of Cuban Navy Seen Off Charleston
A three-tun steamer fully manned and armed appeared off Charleston bar on June 6, naming herself the Pioneer and stating she belongs to the Cuban navy.
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Charleston
Charleston Bar
Detroit Mass Meeting Hails Cincinnati Convention Nominees
In Detroit on June 18 a large Democratic mass meeting endorsed the Cincinnati Convention and its nominees in full.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Transfers of Real Estate in Cincinnati and Nassau
Transfers recorded in Cincinnati June 1872 include Wash McLean to Wolf for five eighths of a Pike Street lot in Corryville and W Backman to Frederick Wall for three eighths of the same lot with price $10 000. Other entries mention Isaac Shaanike on Eseton Street Walnut Mis and L Bonham with various parcels. partial text notes Breiner, Esq., ex freight agent of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, at Leavenworth was appointed to a position.
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Cincinnati
Wash. McLean
Wolf
Pike Street
St. Clair
Wayne
Corryville
W. Backman
Frederick Wall
Rt Praiaguita Neher SU Saas
Mul Street
Voamere Ie
A. Annus
Nassau
Isaac Shaanike
Esenton Street
Walnut Mis
L. Bonham
Persoxal
Breiner, Esq
The
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Leavenworth
Kansas
Hanrane
New Orleans Editor's Wife Attacks Successor in Home
On May 18 A M Holbrook former Picayune editor married Pearl Rivers Eliza J Pastevent. Yesterday Holbrook's wife attacked Pearl Rivers firing four shots none hit. She damaged furniture with a hatchet causing about $5000 in losses and was arrested.
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New Oreans
A. M. Holbrook
the Picayune
Eliza J. Pastevent
Pearl Rivers
New York
Jennie Brenson
Board of Control approves contracts and appropriations
The Board of Control approves a contract with J Collum to furnish fire for the Courthouse at 28 per 100 pounds through December. It passes 70 for M Bogenshantz for culvert work and 100 for a Teachers Institute, contingent on twenty teachers petitioning. It also considers returning bills 176-7 to the committee for readvertising bids to include all county advertisements. Sheriff compensation for feeding prisoners is laid over pending discussion.
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Board of Control
J. Collum
M. Bogenshantz
Enquirer
Volksfreund
Plank Road Distillery Case Active in U S Circuit Court
United States v. A P Williams et al known as the Plank road distillery case sits in progress with Mr Lincoln defending. Jenny Basr appointed to supervise the County Infirmary completion for 600 dollars.
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United States
A. P. Williams
Lincoln
Jenny Basr
Afternoon Market Review Shows Mixed Dhere on Produce and Provisions
Reports through 1:00 P.M. Tuesday June 18 detail exports and imports of key commodities. Flour in dull supply, corn steady to in demand, rye fair, barley moderate, oats mixed, whiskey prices varied, meats steady with bacon and lard pricing listed, overall market quiet and unchanged.
Markets by Telegraph Hicksaco Wheat and Hog Receipts Reported
Market notes report unsettled wheat at Lex t oe with July at high offered levels and heavy grain activity. Hog receipts 8 794 with official yesterday 7 678. New York gold quotes and grain prices show dull flour and steady red winter wheat amid mixed cattle and pork quotes. Be Stanton appointed Commissioner of Laporte.
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Hicaco
Onis
Scare in a Circus Ends with Horse Incident
During O'Brien's circus in Salem New York on June 7 a wet horse bolted among seats when a rider lost control. The horse charged into spectators, striking a woman and causing several injuries. Mrs John Griffith received a back injury but later settled damages with the circus for ten dollars.
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O’brien
Derahack
Atte
Casals
Maosie
Eileen
John Griffith
Noto
Re. Griffith
Salem
N. Y
Gladstone Hints Geneva Dispatch Delays Arbitral Action
In the House of Commons, Gladstone said a Geneva dispatch reached the government today suggesting the arbitral process may adjourn for about thirty four hours. No definite decision is expected before Wednesday.
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Loxton
Gladstone
House of Commons
Geneva
Jubilee opening features bands and city hospitality
Boston reports fever heat at Jubilee opening with a public reception for the English, German and U. S. Marine bands. The city government hosted a breakfast at Parker House and a large procession of English Scottish and German societies accompanied the bands. Journalists were also treated to breakfast at Faneuil Hall as thousands visit the city.
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Boston
Parker House
Faneuil Hall
Cutting Affray at Barr Street Ends in Severe Wounding
Report details a morning assault at No 168 Barr Street where Rev. J Thompson was slashed by Bond, the house guest of Mrs Schiedel Decker. Bond, about fifty, confessed jealousy after claiming to witness Thompson kiss the widow. Thompson lies critically wounded at Laurel Street home. bond held at Third Street Station, hatchet shown with blood.
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Barr Street
J. Thompson
Schiedeldecker
Thomas L. Bond
Bond
Mr. Thompson
Thompson
Diamond Thief Captured In City
A German girl named Mena Meyers was arrested last Saturday by Detectives Hazen and Mitchell on a charge of stealing a diamond cross valued at 2000 dollars from Mr. Joseph Altman of Chicago. In custody she had fine clothing and jewelry including a watch and chain believed linked to the cross. She was taken back to the city.
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Mena Meyers
Hazen and
Mitchell
Joseph Altman
Chicago
Police Court Docket Tallies 40 Cases and Drowning Report
Police Court Monday docket lists 36 new and 4 continued cases with offenses including assault and battery petit larceny burglary and drunkenness. A boy named Bnston Graff drowned in the Licking River near its mouth while bathing with two companions. A theft occurred at Madame Zehnder's Vine Street store with a tray of three dozen gold rings stolen.
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Bnston Graff
Licking River
Madame Zehnder
Vine Street
Cabinet Meeting Scheduled and World News Roundup
A cabinet meeting is planned for today as reports surface on a wide range of topics from labor strikes to health scares and international developments. The Boston Peace Jubilee opened with a large crowd while yellow fever and smallpox spread in Montevideo and a contagion is noted in New Jersey. The Geneva tribunal met in secret and adjourned until Wednesday. The 26th anniversary of Pius IX’s accession was celebrated. Other notes mention the yacht Dauntless sailing from Cowes to New York, a new Democratic daily proposed in Pittsburg, and upheaval in Honduras against Medina. Reports from Missouri on winter wheat losses and farm conditions accompany political moves in Ohio and previews of the Cleveland Democratic Convention.
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Wankington
Boston
Montevideo
Barnum
Pittsurg
Jersey
Sing Sing
Canada
Geneva Tribunal
Pius IX
Atlentica
Troy Haymakers
Adulterated Whisky Alarms Ireland Says Mail Warns Public
Dublin Evening Mail urges moderation as Parliament debates Permissive bill. It describes adulterated whisky using naphtha cayenne pepper and vitriol sold by itinerant mixers. It warns of severe health damage delirium tremens and paralysis and calls for protective measures.
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Dublin Evening Mail
Mail
Ireland
Br. Hodges
Boston Cash Girls and their Plight in Massachusetts Stores
The Massachusetts bureau of statistics reports that young Boston cash or errand girls earn little pay for hard labor. In large stores they work with almost no leisure and face deductions from wages for broken items. One case saw a shopkeeper profit from damaged goods by charging the girl or her mother, leaving the child with scant earnings after a week.
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Boston
Bureau of Statistics of
Massachusetts
Bos
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