When Indications Tuesday Weather Note
Weather note indicates Tuesday will be warmer with local snows and mentions heavy underwear as a precaution for chilly conditions.
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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1885
Page
1
Weather note indicates Tuesday will be warmer with local snows and mentions heavy underwear as a precaution for chilly conditions.
Readable text indicates a clothing shop offering items at substantial discounts as part of a closing sale. The fragment mentions a store and price reductions though lacks clear dates or full names.
Washington January 26. A dispute in the National Republican over Jefferson Davis’s adherence to State rights is settled by an autograph letter from Davis to Dr. A Y P Garnett. Davis asserts he would not violate the Constitution or abandon State rights for expediency while reflecting on Kentucky’s defense of the doctrine. He signs as Jefferson Davis Beauvoir Miss January 22 1885.
A small fire broke out under the roof of the House of Representatives in Washington on January 26. Firemen confined it to a space under twenty square feet and saved the first session records from 1790 plus committee reports and department head reports. Buckets were passed up the narrow stairwell as concern rose over possible damage and inadequate extinguishing means. The blaze was likely started by electricity in the hall lighting wires.
Round House of the Saginaw Tuscola and Huron railroad burned this morning in Saginaw Michigan. Four coaches were destroyed and a locomotive badly damaged. Fire likely started from locomotive sparks. Insurance on coaches and engine is 5000 dollars, building partially insured. Total loss exceeds insurance by several thousand dollars.
Detroit January 26 A H Wait treasurer of the Wolverine Council of the Order of Chosen Friends has vanished with 507 dollars of society funds and 95 dollars belonging to his employer. The incident prompts police inquiries into the missing funds and the treasurer's whereabouts.
A prominent gentleman recently told us that Dr Bull's Cough Syrup cured his cough and would be well used by his daughter. He described it as a good remedy and endorsed its effectiveness.
Dispatches report rising alarm in England over the fate of Stewart’s force and rumors of a disaster in Egypt. General Wolseley attempts to reassure the War Office but his push into the desert weakens the official tone. Other cable news follows with developments and cautious updates.
London notes growing anxiety as War Office reports no new news from General Stewart by noon. Dispatches expected hourly while reports of Abu Klea fighting and desert disappearance fuel fears of disaster. Wolseley to Korti orders reinforcements and potential advance toward Stewart with transport Deccan ready for Malta and Egypt.
Gen Stone warns Stewart's position is precarious after January 16 repulse with heavy losses. Arabs know water wells, Wolseley split forces, reinforcements threatened, yet British grit may hold. Stone doubts Metemneh, questions Earle and overall British prestige if Stewart falls.
In 1874 Charles Charlle Long was invited by General Gordon to act as his chief of staff after Gordon received from the Khedive of Egypt an appointment as Governor-general of the equatorial provinces. The piece examines Gordon’s volatile temper and sudden whims through this interaction.
Despatches from Rome report Italian troops recently sent to Assab may join British efforts in the Soudan upon landing. The force commander holds sealed orders to open nine days after leaving Naples. Rome notes heightened military and naval bureau activity and hints at possible mobilization and transport gathering. Signor Mancini, foreign minister, is referenced.
The article notes Italy and England pledging future cooperation in the Mediterranean and Red seas. It mentions the ironclad Principio Amadeo linked to the Assab expedition and Port It is understood Italy would deploy up to 25,000 troops to Egypt if an emergency requires, to support British authority there.
Cork Jan 26 Mr Parnell arrived at Mil town and opened the West Clare railway project with a 20 000 strong crowd. He received a miniature golden spade and limited his remarks to Irish land reform and peasant concerns. He urged more aid for evicted families and reaffirmed devotion to Irish independence amid enthusiastic reception.
Havana January 26 Five wooden barracks near Prince Street burned last night. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Firemen fought hard to prevent flames from reaching pyrotechnic buildings and a nearby powder magazine. A number of firemen were injured.
Rome reports fourteen people were killed by snow slides at Ivrea on January 26. The disaster strikes a hillside area, with authorities beginning evacuation and rescue operations as weather and avalanche risks persist.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports a remarkable revival at the M E Church in Hartford City Indiana led by evangelist Mrs Woodworth from Syracuse This two week event draws large crowds with enthusiastic conversions and ecstatic scenes including entranced individuals and perceived miracles The evangelist and her husband are reportedly in poverty having spent their savings for the mission and she has declined an invitation to Cincinnati while locals await the outcome.
The Liberty Bell from Philadelphia arrived in New Orleans amid a large crowd and great enthusiasm. Jefferson Davis attended the special train at Beauvoir Mississippi and spoke there. The bell was welcomed to Elysian Fields and transported to Music Hall for a grand reception, postponed to Wednesday afternoon due to delays. today’s weather was fine and attendance was the largest since opening.
A three pound black tin box believed to contain dynamite was found in the lobby of the Montreal post office around 7 PM. It was removed to the police station as experts were dispatched to examine its contents amid local excitement.
Commander Geo D B Glidden of the United States Navy died at his father's residence in Cambridgeport on Sunday at 2 P M from consumption. He had left Yokohama on November 1 and returned home December 25 in a very feeble condition.
Rumors rise of a Cunningham revelation provoking heightened vigilance with outgoing trains watched. reports hint the Paris plot and authorities guarding Parliament and the Tower. Press and public opinion reflect intense anger and unsettled calm amid sensational claims.
Lonpawn Jan 26 crowds surged as Cunningham faces Bow Street Court over the Tower explosion. Police arrest another suspect while officers guard Westminster Hall and Parliament buildings. A letter warns of threats to St Paul’s Cathedral and the Daily Telegraph office. Police seek eight men under surveillance and urge witnesses to aid inquiries.
A Paris based sensational alert claims Irish American dynamiters, aided by a woman agent Mongruel and associate Bourcier, plotted recent blasts. Reported subsidies from a London contact, surveillance of Irish bars, and links to figures like O Neill and O Donovan Rossa fill a murky dossier of intrigue and anticipated further outrages.
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