Crime and political notes from Chicago to Europe in brief
A chaotic digest reports William Wilner beating his wife with a hammer then slashing himself. Three black murderers were hanged in Fort Smith. Chauncey Depew rejects responsibility for a Cleveland bid. Revenue rose over nine months to 1835. Mrs. J E Fife elopes in Pittsburg. Grant’s birthday honored with tributes. Mid-Lanarkshire election results list Phillips, Bonsfield, Hardie. Various Irish, French, and American figures cited in crime, politics, and society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crow
George Moss
Owen D. Hill
Fort Smith
Ark
Chauncey Mr. Depew
Mr. Shepard
Depew
Pittsburg
J. E. Fife
Jane Gray Swisshelm
William Deshon
Fife
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Gray
Maine
Chicago
Blaine
Gen
Grant
Riverside Park
New York
Delmonico’s
Ww. Sherman
Chauncey M. Depew
Hebert G. Ingersoll
Levi P. Morton
Europe
la Champagne
America
Stanford
Paris
Dupries
Hebert
M. Habert
Charles Ferry
Vosges
Cologne Gazette
Mackenzie
Bergmann
Charlottenburg
Gazette
Mackenzie Bringmmz
Hibel
Charles J. Ferguson
Philadelphia Baseball Club
Philadelphia
Randall
Frankford Arsenal
William Percival Hay
W. C Hay
Erie
Hay
Hays
Luna Valley
New Mexico
Mary Seemore
Sarah Ballon
Whitman
Balion King
Boulanger
Edgar L. Heernmace
Presbyterian Church
Broadway
White Plains
N. Y
Phillip Coup
Vincennes
Ind
Nellie Coup
J. W. Murphy
Decline in London Stocks Dampens U S Markets
In New York, early London declines of 4 to 3% for American securities weighed on opening bids. General list down 3 to 4%, with Louisville and Nashville off more, while Oregon Transcontinental and Oregon Short Line rose. Afternoon selling pressured prices to near-day lows, then some recovery from large sellers. Closing prices 3% to 4% below Tuesday, with Oregon Navigation and Oregon Short Line closing sharply higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Louisville
Nashville
Oregon Transcontinental
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Navigation
Oregon
Reading
St. Paul
Erie
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad
Louisville and Nashville
Oregon Navigation and
Reversal Speeches in House and Senate Tariff Debates
The article covers House and Senate debates on tariff legislation, with Ingalls and Voorhees clashing over war records and pensions, plus discussions on the president's message and a Mexican pension bill. It notes tariff speeches by multiple members, the Mills tariff bill, and senate actions on private pension measures and interstate commerce law amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ingalls
Senator Voorhes
House
Messrs
Hemphill
Osborne
Hudd
Sayers
Brewer An G
Ford
Landes
Messrs. Grosvenor
Ohio
Raynor
Maryland
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Henderson
Iowa
Beck
West
Berk
Washington
Voorhees
Ingalla
Democratic Party
McClellan
Hancock
Gen. Hanock
Gen. Pease
Mr. Ingalls
Indiana
Cleveland
South
Kansas
Kangaabé
Gibson
Eustice
Messrs. McCreery
Foran
O'Ferrall
Dorsey
Kansas City and Pacific Railway
Indian Territory
Washinton
Wilson
Minnesota
McComas
Allen
Massachusetts
Cullom
54 Horse Sheets and Dusters Offer Quality Carriage Dress
A 1888 advertisement touts 54 Horse Sheets and 54 Lap Dusters for carriage use. It warns against loose woven dusters that spoil dresses and promotes stock, workmanship, embroidery and 100 different designs at varied prices. Distributed by Woe, Avans & Som.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woe
Avans & Som
Buffalo midwest trade hub advertises broad dry goods line
The notice presents ADAM MELDRUM ANDERSON in Buffalo as a key trade center between New York and Chicago. It promotes dry goods, carpets, shawls, cloaks, and more with price ranges, mail order convenience, and a claim of guaranteed satisfaction and perfect fit. Samples are offered upon clear instructions and mailed free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Chicago
Fames Square
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William Wilner
Shipmey
Charles A. Howard
Milwaukee
Mary Howard
Kent
Yorkshire
England
Gen. Boulanger
France
Peirer
Anont
United States
Atlantic
Duc de Gramont
M. Raimbaud
Carl Schurz
Berlin
Herbert Buismarck
Mr. Schure
Germany
H. A. Sterline
Birmingham
Conn
Phelps
Mr. Fuller
Duke of Norfolk
Cardinal Manning
House of Lords
New York Board of Aldermen
Governor Hill
Pottsville
Charles George
Frank Carter
Second Street
Morrill
House of Commons
R& Hon
McDonald
Scotland
Canada
Nance and Trade
Union Firats
Centrals
New York Produce Exchange
City
Addie
Wsgbec
Chelse
Western
Congress
Lem
Walsh
Bong
Congregation of the Inquisition
Simeon
Dublin
Itt
Berwisx
Supreme
Tilden
Charles &. Simmons
Samuel J. Tilden
Ness
Finzer & Bros
Louisvile, Kv
Udreite Wosaneckets
Kentucky
Penu'a
D. Arnheim & Co
Jemmda Avenue
Pittsburgh
Warren
Island
Warres, In
Gies
Hockbard
Koreley
Harter Medicine Co
Si.guis
KE. Bartach
Water St
Diaisend Block
Bob Lie
Tay
Alway Kuatad
Penn'a
Fermerly
Pitsburg
Parker
Tidtonte
Ashi
Thorapso
Irvine
Io Farren
Bradford
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburgh Railroad
Thayer
C. A. Cluth
Den
L. T. Bishop
Warren, Pa
Philadelphia & Erie BR. B
Weatward
Ridgway
Erie Pennsylvania Railroad
Sheffield
Daly
Sireffield
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Baltimore
Pulman
Williamsport
Helmmore
Wollmansport
u—Kane
Kane
Erie Mall
Warren Express
Ecprens
Shemfeld
Erie Express
Chas. E. Pugh
Gen'l Man
J. BR. Wood
Agi
AGTH
Soutie
Clarendon
Coren
P. EF
Vanderaritt
Field
Dunham’s Mill
A. Ree
Lo Garni
Dunham's Mill
A. D. Wood
Vankirk
Edouin
Luaona
Elairy
Ross’ Mill
Falcone
Frewaburg
Az & Oi
Fentonville Ball Oe
Ackle
Russell
Arth Warren
Warre
Ackyeu
Rvi AQ
Younghyill
Pittsfield Bolt
Garland
Newton
Valle
Titusville
Aleear End
Dunkirk
Valley R. R. Co
Tionesta Ime
Phila South
Amia M
DB Ooitly
Tionesta Valley
North Sp
N.w.ayer & Son
Edrepine
Philadelphia Cor. Chestnut and Lighth
Ayer & Son
Will Keen
Adam Meldrum& Anderson
Buen
Adam
DRY Goods
Meldrum
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